1968_Minute BookA regular meeting of the Council of the City of Hopkins, Minnesota, was held on Tuesday,
January 2, 1968, at 7:30 p.m., in the Council Chambers in the City Hall.
Present were Mayor Hanley, Councilmen Blake, Harriman, and Pokorny, also City Manager
Brubacher, City Clerk Peterson, City Engineer Strojan,.Building Inspector Blomquist and
rfn�'' ����r;: City Attorney Vesely.
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Mr. Harriman moved, and Mr. Pokorny seconded the motion, that the Minutes
of the December 19, 1967, Council meeting be approved and signed. Motion
carried.
Mr. Pokorny moved, and Mr. Blake seconded the motion, that expenditures
dated January 2, 1968, in the amount of $125,238.21, be approved and
authorized for payment. Motion carried.
I'tem: 67-168-Z. Mr. Pokorny moved, and Mr. Harriman seconded the motion, that the re-
26- commendation from the Zoning and Planning Commission for approval of
Layout ��8 for the intersection of 5th Avenue North and State Highway �i�7,
but to continue consideration with the Highway Dept., of the details of
the Northwest and Southeast,quadrants, relative to gaining better traffic
movements and preservation'of private lands, be continued to the January.l6,
1968, Council meeting. Motion carried.
, Item: 67-169-Z. Mr. Pokorny moved, and Mr. Harriman seconded the motion,..that the recom-
-50 mendation from the Zoning and Planning Commission for approval of the
�'�� intersection at Monk Avenue and.State•.Highway���7, as requested by the
��,. State Highway Dept., in their Layout �i�&, be continued;to the January 16,
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1968, Council_meeting. Motion carried.
Item: 67-203-R. Mr. Harriman moved, and Mr.'Pokorny seconded the motion, that communication
50-52 f rom City Manager, Mr. Brubacher; with regard' to the Council's instructions
to the City Attorney to stop negotiations_for the future parking lots on
8th Avenue North and 9th and lOth Avenue South, and that the Parking
Committee of the Chamber of Commerce be present at this meeting to present
their plans, be continued to the January 16, 1968, Council meeting. Motion
carried.
Item: 67-223-C. Mr. Blake moved, and Mr. Pokorny seconded the motion, that the proposed
52-142 Registered Land Survey of Mr. J. Russell Garroll,.(vicinity of Monk Ave.)
be continued to the January 16, 1968, Council meeting and Mr. Carroll.be
notified. Motion carried.
Item: 68-5-P. Mr. Pokorny moved, and Mr. Blake seconded the motion, that the petition
142- by Robert P. Schwinn, Attorney for Richard C. and Sandra-M.'Guillaume,
for the vacation of the South 20 feet of Oakwood Road, be continued to the
January 16, 1968, Council meeting. Motion carried.
�. ;�`�em: 68-6-R. Mr. Blake moved, and Mr. Pokorny seconded the motion, that the request by
-280 Robert P. Schwinn, Attorney for Richard C, and Sandra M. Guillaume, for
City Council consideration of their request to purchase the West 30 feet
of the abandoned street car right-of-way corresponding to the extension
of Oakwood Road across said street car right-of-way, be continued to the
January 16, 1968, Council meeting. Motion carried.
Item: 68-1-R. Mr. Pokorny moved,,and Mr. Blake seconded the motion, that the recommenda-
280- tion from the City Engineer for consideration of posting both sides of
17th Avenue North from the Chicago & North Western R.R, tracks to Highway
4�7 for No Parking - 7 a.m. to 9 a.m., and 4 p.m. to 6 p.m., be put into
force and tried, and the City Engineer report back in 6 months on the
results. Motion carried.
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Mr. Blake moved, and Mr. Pokorny seconded the motion, to accept the City
Manager's recommendation that the City approve the right turns on a red
light, as proposed by Hennepin County, on the following intersections:
CSAH 3& CSAH 61, CSAH 3& CSAH 20, CSAH 18 & 5th Avenue No., and CSAH 73
& TH ��7. Motion carried.
Mr. Harriman moved, and Mr. Pokorny seconded the motion, that Resolution
No. 1668, "A RESOLUTION DESIGNATING DIRECTOR AND ALTERNATE DIRECTOR TO
SUBURBAN RATE AUTHORITY", be adopted, and the same arrangement be continued
with Mayor Hanley as Director and John Strojan the Alternate Director.
Motion carried.
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Minutes of the January 2, 1968, Council meeting, cont. Page 2.
Item: 68-7-R. Mr. Pokorny moved, and'Mr. Harriman seconded the motion, that•the request
362-373 by N. S. Power Co., for a permit to install one 4 inch steel conduit
underground across St. Louis St., from existing power pole located on the
�" South side of St. Louis Street, approximately 500 ft. Southwesterly of
Tyler Avenue, thence Northerly across St. Louis St. (to serve Honeywell, Inc.
600 Second St. No.), be granted. Motion carried.
Item: 68-4-5. Mr. Pokorny moved, and Mr. Harriman seconded the motion, that the 1968
373-710 salaries be continued to the January 16, 1968, Council meeting. Motion
carried.
Action: Mr. Harriman moved, and Mr. Pokorny seconded`the motion, that the meeting
756 be adjourned. Motion carried.
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John F. Hanley, Mayor �i�.
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C. R. Peterson, Secretary to the Council
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CITY OF HOPKINS
MIPINESOTA
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RBSOLUTION N0. 1668
RESOI;iI'�IO1V DESIGNAT�IVG DI�iEC�OR AIdD ALTE�tNATE DIRECTOIt
TO SUBTJ�t�T �iATE AUTHOitITX
�E IT i�ESOLVED by the �,*� Council of the Citv
of Hopkine , �2innesota, as follows :
John. F. Hanley is hereby designated as a director
of the Suburban Rate Authority, and John J. Stroian
is hereby desi�nated to aerve as alternate director of'the.Suburban
14,�te �uth�ri�y for the year 19Fi8 and until their successors are
appointed.
STAT� OF' MINNES�TA )
COUIVTY O� I�NNEP�IV ) SS.
�-. City OF Hopkine )
I, the undersigned, being the duly qualified and acting Clerk
of the Citq of Hopkias hereby certify that the
attached and foregoing is a ta�ue and correct copy of a resolution
duly acloptecfl by the City Council of Hopkine
at its Meet ing on January 2, , 196 8, as the same is
recorded in the minutes of the meeting of such council fo� said
da�e, on f ile and of record an my off ice.
Da��ted this 4th day of Januarq , 1968 .
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City Of Hopkins
( SE�1L)
A regular meeting of the Council of the City of Hopkins., Minnesota, was held on Tuesday,
January 16, 1968, at 7:30 p.m., in the Council Chambers in the City Hall.
Present were Mayor Hanley,Councilmen Blake, Lund and Pokorny, also City Manager Brubacher,
City Clerk Peterson, Building Inspector Blomquist, City Engineer Strojan, Finance Director
Frane, and City Attorney Vesely.
Reel 80 Mr. Pokorny moved, and Mr. B1ake seconded the motion, that the Minutes of the
Side 2 January 2, 1968, Council meeting be approved and signed. Motion carried.
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Action; Mr. Lund moved, and Mr. Pokorny seconded the motion, that expenditures dated
-66 January 16, 1968, in the amount of $128,676.65, be approved and authorized
for payment, and that the Council go on record that no representative from
the Northwestern National Bank of Hopkins appeared or contacted the City to
object to the payment of Voucher ��23244, to the American Casualty Co. Motion
carried.
Action: Mr. Lund moved, and Mr. Pokorny seconded the motion, that the bid of Friden,
66-171 Inc., for furnishing the City of Hopkins with a Friden 5610 Accounting Machine,
in the amount of $17,345.00, be approved. Motion carried,
Item: 68-5-P. Mr. Lund moved, and Mr. Pokorny seconded the motion, that the petition by
171- Robert P. Schwinn, Attorney for Richard C. and Sandra M. Guillaume, for the
vacation of the South 20 feet of Oakwood Road, be continued to the February 6,
1968, Council meeting. Motion carried.
Item: 68-6-R. Mr. Lund moved, and Mr. Pokorny seconded the motion, that the request by
-�-322 Robert P. Schwinn, Attorney for Richard C. and Sandra M.Guillaume, for City
Council consideration of their request to purchase the West 30 feet of the
abandoned street car right-of-way corresponding to the extension of the
West 2 cf Oakwood Road across said street car right-of-way, be continued to
the February 6, 1968, Council meeting. Motion carried.
Item: 67-223-C. Mr. Lund moved, and Mr. Pokorny seconded the motion, that the proposed
322-386 Registered Land Survey of Mr. J. Russell Carroll, (vicinity of Monk Ave.)
be approved. Motion carried.
Item:_67-168-Z. Mr. Pokorny moved, and Mr. Blake seconded the motion, that the recommenda-
386- tion from the Zoning and Planning Commission for approval of Layout 4�8 for
the intersection of 5th Avenue North and State Highway ��7, but to continue
consideration with the Highway Dept., of the details of the Northwest and
Southeast quadrants, relative to gaining better traffic movements and pre-
servation of private lands, be continued to the February 6, 1968, Council
meeting. Motion carried.
Item: 67-169-Z. Mr. Pokorny moved, and Mr. Blake seconded the motion, that the recommenda-
tion from the Zoning and Planning Commission for approval of the intersection
at Monk Avenue and State Highway ��7, as requested by the State Highway Dept.,
-- in their Layout ��8, be continued to the February 6, 1968, Council meeting.
Motion carried.
Item: 67-190-0. Mr. Lund moved, and Mr. Pokorny seconded the motion, that the proposed
Excavation Ordinance and the Regulations to supplement the Ordinance, be
continued to the February 20, 1968, Council meeting. Motion carried.
Item: 67-203-R. Mr. Pokorny moved, and Mr. Lund seconded the motion, that communication
-401 from City Manager, Mr. Brubacher, with regard to the Council's instructions
to the City Attorney to stop negotiations for the future parking lots on
8th Avenue North and 9th and lOth Avenue South, and that the Parking
Committee of the Chamber of Commerce be present at this meeting to present
their plans, be continued to the February 6, 1968, Council meeting. Motion
carried.
Item; 68-11-L. Mr. Blake moved, and Mr. Pokorny seconded the motion, that the application
640-693 for an On Sale liquor license by Paul B. Kelly, location, 809 Excelsior Ave.
West, be denied. Motion carried.
Item: 68-12-R. Mr. Lund moved, and Mr. Pokorny seconded the motion, that the request by
693- Northern States Power Co., for a permit.to install power poles at the
~� following locations: (a) S. W. corner of the intersection of Farmdale Road
and Wayside Road, (street light); (b) on Farmdale Road at a point approx.
150 ft. South of the intersection of Farmdale Road and Wayside Road, be
granted. Motion carried.
Item; 68-13-E. Mr. Lund moved, and Mr. Pokorny seconded the motion, that the Engineer's
-843 recommendation that street lights be authorized and installed at the
following intersections: (1) 12th Ave. So. and 6th St. So.; (2) 13th Avenue
So. and 6th St. So., be approved. Motion carried.
Minutes of the January 16, 1968, Council meeting, cont.
Page 2.
Item: 67-236-R. Mr. Pokorny moved, and Mr. Blake seconded the motion, that Resolution No.
843-850 1669, "A RESOLUTION OF COMMENDATION OF ELMER C. BIELKE", be adopted, and
a signed copy be presented to Mrs. Bielke. Motion carried. .
Item: 68-8-A. Mr. Lund moved, and Mr. Pokorny seconded the motion, that Mr. Brubacher be
850-905 instructed to enter into an Agreement with the City of Chaska to furnish
them assistance in helping to establish a building inspection department.
Motion carried.
Item: 68-15-P. Mr. Lund moved, and Mr. Pokorny seconded the motion, that Resolution No.
905- 1670, "A RESOLUTION ORDERING ENGINEER'S REPORT ON PETITION FOR THE INSTALLA-
TION OF SANITARY SEWER AND WATERMAINS TO SERVE THE AREA SOUTH OF 7TH STREET
SOUTH BETWEEN 9TH AVENUE AND 13TH AVENUE SOUTH", be adopted, and the staff
to work with the Zoning and Planriing Commission on this project. Motion
carried.
Item: 68-15-P. Mr. Lund moved, and Mr. Pokorny seconded the motion, that Resolution No.
-980 1671, "A RESOLUTION ORDERING ENGINEER'S REPORT ON PETITION FOR EXTENSION
OF 11TH AVENUE SOUTH OF 7TH STREET AND CONNECTION OF THIS STREET TO COUNTY
ROAD 18 AND EXTENSION AND IMPROVEMENT OF 9TH AVENUE SOUTH OF 7TH STREET",
be adopted, and the staff to work with the Zoning and Planning Commission
on this project. Motion carried.
Item: 68-16-R. Mr. Blake moved, and Mr. Lund seconded the motion, that Resolution No. 1672,
980-998 "A RESOLUTION REQUESTING RELEASE OF A PORTION OF THE 1968 HOPKINS MUNICIPAL
STATE AID ALLOTMENT", be adopted. Motion carried.
Item: 68-17-Z. Mr. Pokorny moved, and Mr. Lund seconded the motion, that the recommendation
998-1056 from the Zoning and Planning Commission that the Council adopt as amendments
to Section 269.50, of the Zoning Ordinance, the following, be approved,and
the City Attorney prepare an Ordinance incorporatirig these amendments into
the Zoning Ordinance. Motion carried.
Add to Subdivision 4-(c) "one-half (�) of the aggregate square footage of
sign per lot as determined under (a) of this subdivision may be added
to the total provided the additional square footage is utilized and
oriented to read from the rear of a building when said building abuts
a parking area or across an alley adjoining a parking area".
Add to Subdivision 5-(c) "One-half (�) of the aggregate square footage of
sign per lot as determined under (a) of this subdivision may be added
to the total provided the additional square footage is utilized and
oriented to read from the rear of a building when said building abuts
a parking area or across an alley from a parking area".
Add to Subdivision 1-(b) ..."or to on site private instructional signs
less than 4 square foot in area intended to aid persons on the private
parcel of land.
Add to Subdivision 1-(j) (add sentence) -"Failure to remove said sign
within ten (10) days of sale or lease of property and to maintain said
sign shall be considered a violation of this Ordinance".
Item: 68-18-R. Mr. Lund moved, and Mr. Pokorny seconded the motion, that the request by
1056-1063 Schoell & Madson for engineering fees for 17th Avenue, be continued to the
Februarv 6. 1968. Council meetin�. Motion carried.
Item: 68-4-5. Mr. Blake moved, and Mr. Pokorny seconded the motion, that the 1968 salaries
1063-1085 be continued to the February 6, 1968, Council meeting. Motion carried.
Action: Mr. Lund moved, and Mr.
1085-1098 be instructed to write
the Library Furnishings
carried.
Pokorny seconded the motion, that the City Manager
letters to the individuals who made contributions to
Fund thanking them for their contributions. Motion
Action: Mr. Pokorny moved, and Mr. Blake seconded the motion, that the meeting
be adjourned. Motion carried.
Minutes of the January 16, 1968, Council meeting, cont.
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(Official Publication)
CITY OF HOPKINS
Hennepin County, Minnesota
SEALED BIDS will be received by the City Manager at the
City Hall, Hopkins, Minnesota, until 10:00 A.M., Tuesday,
January 2, 1968, for an accounting machine.
Specifications may be obtained from the City Finance
Office.
CITY OF HOPKINS
R. L. Brubacher, City Manager
Published in the Hennepin County Review, December 21, 1967.
CITY OF HOPKINS
Hennepin County, Minnesota
RE50LUTION N0. 1670
A RESOLUTION ORDERING PREPARATION
OF ENG1iVEER'S REPORT ON IT�iPROVET•�I'dTS
41�IEREAS a petition has been received requesting the improvement
of the area South of Seventh Street South between Ninth Avenue South
and Thir�teenth Avenue South by the installation of Sanitary Sewer
and Watermains thereon and the assessment of benefittins property for
all or a portion of the cost of the improvement pursuant to M.S.A.
Secs. Lt29.011 to Secs. l�29.111.
NO[n�, THEREFORE, BE IT R�OLVr.D BY THE CITY COUNCIL OF THE CITY
OF HOPKINS, i�IIt1�1ES(7I'A, tha.t the proposed improvement be referred to
John Strojan for study and he is instructed to report with all
convenient speed advising the Council in a preliminary wayti-as to
whether the proposed itr�pr ovements are feasible and as to whether they should best
be made as proposed or in connection with some other improvement, and
the estimated cost of the improvements as recommended.
Adopted by the City Council of the City of Hopkins, I�innesota, this
16th day of January, 1968.
C. R. PETERSON, JOHN F. tiA NLEY,
Secretary to the Council Mayor
JOSEPH C. VESELY,
City Attorney
Kerber
CITY OF HOPKINS
Hennepin County, Minnesota
RF,SOLUTIOPd N0. 1671
A RESOLUTIGAd..ORDERING PREPARATION
OF ENGINEER'S REPORT ON IA'IPROVEMENTS
WHERF,AS a petition has been received requesting the extension
of Eleventh :lvenue,South of Seventh Street and connection of this
street to County Road 18 and the e�ension and improvement of Ninth .
Avenue South, South of Seventh Street and the assessment of bene-
fitting property for all or a portion of the cost of the improvement
pursuant to i�.S.A., Secs. 429.OI1 to Secs. L29.111.
NOW, TF�REFORE, BE IT RESOLVED BY THE CITY COUNCIL OF THE CITY
OF HOPKINS, PdINNESOTA, that the preposed improvement be referred
to John Strojan for study and he is instructed to report with all
convenient speed advising the Council in a preliminary was as to
whether the proposed improvements are feasibie and as to whether
they should best be made as proposed or in connection with some
other impr ovement, and t he estimated cost of the improvemen�s as
recommended. •
Adopted by the City Council of the City of Hopkins, Minnesota,
this 16th day of January, 1968.
C. R. PETERSON, JOHN F. H�.VLEY,
Secretary to the Council Mayor
JOSEPH C. VESELY,
City Attorney
CITY OF HOPKINS
MINNESOTA
RES,OLUTI ON No. 1672
WHEREAS, THE City of Hopkins has obtained
the Commissioner's approval of the plans for the following Municipal
State-Aid Street Projects:
s.A.P. Nos. 32-3�-6-01, 32-346-02, 32-3�6-03, 32-3�+7-01,
32-3�+7-02, 32-351-01.
Located in the City of Hopkins.
Consisting of grading, storm drainage facilities, paving
and curb and gutter.
AND, WHEREAS, said City is prepared to proceed with the con-
struction of said projects by proViding local funds to supplement
the available funds in its Municipal State-Aid Street Account.
WHEREAS, repayment of the funds so advanced by the municipality
is desired in a.ccordance wi'ch the provisions of Chapter 309, Laws
of 1963.
NOW, THEREFORE, BE IT RESOLVED: That the Commissioner of Highways
be and is hereby requested to approve this basis for financing said
_. construction projects a.nd to authorize repayments from the subsequent
accruals to the Construction Account of Municipal State-Aid Street
Fund for sa.id City, within the limitations provided by law and at
the times and in the amounts as herein indicated.
On or af ter Feb. 1, 1g68 -$ 31,680.00 from 1968 Allotment
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I, C. R. Peterson duly appointed and qualified Clerk
iri an for the City of Hopkins , State of Minnesota, do hereby
certify that the above is a true and full copy of a resolution cluly
adopted by the City Council assembled in regular session on the 16th
day of January , 1 9 68
Submit:
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City Clerk
City of Hopkins, Minnesota
(SEAL)
A regular meeting of the Council of the City of Hopkins, Minnesota was held on Tuesday,
February 6, 1968, at 7:30 p.m., in the Council Chambers in the City Hall.
Present were Mayor Hanley, Councilmen Blake, Lund and Pokorny, also City Manager Brubacher,
City Clerk Peterson, City Engineer Strojan, Building Inspector Blomquist, and City Attorney
Vesely.
Reel 80 Mr. Lund moved, and Mr. Pokorny seconded the motion, that the Minutes of the
Side 1 January 16, 1968, Council meeting be approved and signed. Motion carried.
Action: 4-
Action: Mr. Pokorny moved, and Mr. Blake seconded the motion, that expenditures dated
-30 February 6, 1968, in the amount of $333,808.30, be approved and authorized for
payment. Motion carried.
Item: 68-5-P. Mr. Lund moved, and Mr. Blake seconded the motion, that the petition by Robert
30- P. Schwinn, Attorney for Richard C. and Sandra M. Guillaume, for the vacation
of the South 20 feet of Oakwood Road, be continued to the February 20, 1968,
Council meeting. Motion carried.
Item: 68-6-R. Mr. Lund moved, and Mr. Blake seconded the motion, that the request by Robert P.
Schwinn, Attorney for Richard C. and Sandra M. Guillaume, for City Council
consideration of their request to purchase the West 30 feet of the abandoned
street car right-of-way corresponding to the extension of the West z of Oakwood
Road across said street car right-of-way, be continued to the February 20, 1968,
Council meeting. Motion carried.
ttem: 67-168-Z. Mr. Lund moved, and Mr. Blake seconded the motion, that recommendation from
the Zoning and Planning Commission for approval of Layout ��8 for the inter-
section of Sth Avenue North and State Highway 4�7, but to continue consideration
with the Highway Dept., of the details of the Northwest and Southeast quadrants
relative to gaining better traffic movements and preservation of private lands;
be continued to the February 20, 1968, Council meeting. Motion carried.
Item: 67-169-Z. Mr. Lund moved, and Mr. Blake seconded the motion, that recommendation from
-58 the Zoning and Planning Commission for approval of the intersection at Monk
Avenue and State Highway ��7, as requested by the State Highway Dept., in their
Layout ��8, be continued to the February 20, 1968, Council meeting. Motion
carried.
Item: 68-18-R. Mr. Pokorny moved, and Mr. Lund seconded the motion, that the City Manager
58-65 be instructed to negotiate with Schoell & Madson for engineering fees for
the 17th Avenue project, and report back to the c ouncil at the February 20,
1968, Council meeting. Motion carried.
Item: 68-4-S. Mr. Blake moved, and Mr. Pokorny seconded the motion, that the 1968 Salary
65-71 Schedule as submitted, be approved. Motion carried. (see Salary Schedule
attached)
item: 68-8-R. Mr. Lund moved, and Mr. Pokorny seconded the motion, that the request by
71-81 Minneapolis Gas Co., for a permit to install a gas regulator and vent piping
at the intersection of llth Avenue North and First Street North, be granted.
Motion carried.
Item: 68-9-E. Mr. Lund moved, and Mr. Pokorny seconded the motion, that the City Engineer
81-105 be instructed to change the existing two hour parking near the new Library
to 30 Minute Parking on the West side of llth Avenue North, as follows: on
the West side of llth Avenue North from the East-West alley North of Excelsior
Avenue, to the North line of Lot 4, B1ock 70, West Minneapolis 2nd Division.
Motion carried.
Item: 68-10-R. Mr. Eokorny moved, and Mr. Lund seconded the motion, that Resolution No. 1673,
105-138 "A RESOLUTION FOR TAX SALE TO THE HENNEPIN COUNTY LAND DEPARTMENT FOR THE
FOLLOWING DESCRIBED PROPERTY IN WEST PARK ADDITION, 'THAT PART OF LOT 8, LYING
SOUTHERLY OF A LINE RUNNING FROM A POINT IN EASTERLY LINE OF SAID LOT DISTANT
90 FEET SOUTHERLY FROM NORTHEASTERLY CORNER THEREOF TO A POINT IN WESTERLY
LINE OF SAID LOT DISTANT 100 FEET SOUTHEASTERLY FROM NORTHWESTERLY CORNER
THEREOF, BLOCK 2, PARCEL 8420'," be adopted. Motion carried.
item: 67-203-R. Mr. Blake moved, and Mr. Pokorny seconded the motion, that the City Engineer
138-353 be instructed to take the recommendations of the Parking Committee, of the
Chamber of Commerce, and prepare drawings on the proposed parking lot between
lOth and llth Avenue North, and report back to the Council at the February 20,
. 1968, Council.meeting. Motion carried.
Minutes of the February 6, 1968, Council meeting, cont.
Page 2.
Item: 68-11-R. Mr. Pokorny moved, and Mr. Lund seconded the motion, that the owner of, and
353- all other persons interested in the building located at 34-lOth Avenue North,
Hopkins, Minnesota, the legal description of which is Lot 3, Block 69, West
Minneapolis 2nd Division, Hennepin County, Minnesota, be and they are ordered
to raze, demolish and remove said building within 60 days of the service of
a City Order drawn in conformity herewith so to do, which building is hereby
declared to be hazardous and,dangerous to the public, all pursuant to M.S.A
463.15 to 463.26, and that this and such Order be enforced pursuant to such
Statute, (Owner-Robert G. Rodgers) and that this matter be referred to the
City Attorney for further action. Motion carried.
Item: 68-12-R. Mr. Lund moved, and Mr. Pokorny seconded the motion, that the owner of and
all other persons interested in the garage building located at the rear of
201-6th Avenue North, Hopkins, Minnesota, the legal description of which is
Lot 13 and 14, Block 84, West Minneapolis 2nd Division, Hennepin County,
Minnesota, be and they are ordered to raze, demolish and remove said garage
building within 60 days of the service of a City Order drawn in conformity
herewith so to do, which garage building is hereby declared to be hazardous
and dangerous to the public, all pursuant to M.S.A. 463.15 to 463.26, and
that this and such Order be enforced pursuant to such Statute, (Owner-Elmer L.
Norrgard) and that this matter be referred to the City Attorney for further
action. Motion carried.
Item: 68-13-R. Mr. Lund moved, and Mr. Pokorny seconded the motion, that the owner of and
all other persons interested in the building located at 709 W. Excelsior
Avenue, Hopkins, Minnesota, the legal description of which is Lot 9, Block 66,
West Minneapolis 2nd Division, Hennepin County, Minnesota, be and they are
ordered to raze and demolish said building within 60 days of the service of
a City Order drawn in conformity herewith so to do, which building is hereby
declared to be hazardous and dangerous to the public, all pursuant to M.S.A.
463.15 to 463.26, and that this and such Order be enforced pursuant to such
Statute, (Owners-Wm. B. McKinstry & Rudy Luther) and that this matter be
referred to the City Attorney for further action. Motion carried.
Item: 68-14-R. Mr. Pokorny moved, and Mr. Lund seconded the motion, that the owner of and
-386 all other persons interested in the wooden frame storage buildings located
at 3 and 5-6th Avenue South, Hopkins, Minnesota, the legal description of
which is Lots 1,2,3,4,30, 31 and 32, Block 1, West Minneapolis, Aennepin
County, Minnesota, be.and they are ordered to raze, demolish and remove said
buildings within 60 days of the service of a City Order drawn in conformity
herewith so to do, which buildings are hereby declared to be hazardous and
dangerous to the public, all pursuant to M.S.A. 463.15 to 463.26, and that
this and such Order be enforced pursuant to such Statute, (Owners-John C.
Donnellan and William D. Coffman) and that this matter be referred to the
City Attorney for further action. Motion carried.
Item: 68-15-R. Mr. Lund moved, and Mr. Blake seconded the motion, that authorization be given
386-415, for payment of the Change Order from Bergerson-Caswell, Inc., in the sum of
$1,026.88, for the City's share in cleaning debris from Well 4�5. Motion
carried.
Item: 68-16-Z. Mr. Pokorny moved, and Mr. Lund seconded the motion, that the proposed
415-429 Registered Land Survey of the G. F. Lohman property on the Southwest quadrant
of Highway 4�7 and Monk Avenue be approved, as recommended by the Zoning and
Planning Commission. Motion carried.
Item: 68-17-Z. Mr. Lund moved, and Mr. Pokorny seconded the motion, that the North 450 feet
429-469 of the East 600 feet of the Northwest Quarter (NW14) of the Northeast Quarter
(NE�) of Section 19, Township 117, Range 21, be zoned B3-b (General Business),
and the City Attorney be instructed to draw the proper Ordinance for the re-
zoning of this property. Paul Lohmann, Counsel for the owner of said parcel
offered to record a deed restriction to prevent its use for service station
or garage purposes. Motion carried.
Item: 68-18-L. Mr. Lund moved, and Mr. Pokorny seconded the motion, that the 1968 License
469-477 applications, as per attached list, be approved. Motion carried.
Item: Mr. Blake moved, and Mr. Pokorny seconded the motion, that Ordinance No. 281,
Action- "AN ORDINANCE ESTABLISHING AND PRESCRIBING CERTAIN CONDITIONS AND ADDITIONAL
477-490 CHARGES FOR CONNECTION TO THE MUNICIPAL WATER AND SANITARY SEWER SYSTEM", be
approved for the second reading and according to law same to be ordered re-
published. Motion carried.
Minutes of the February 6, 1968, Council meeting, cont. Page 3.
Action: Mr. Lund moved, and Mr. Blake seconded the motion, that the City Manager be
490-501 authorized to advertise for bids for Police Cars and a Patching Truck. Motion
� carried.
Item:
Time: 9:30 p.m. At this time Councilman Harriman took his place at the Council table.
Action: Mr. Harriman moved, and Mr. Lund seconded the motion, that the City Council
540-548 accept with regret, Mr. Brubacher's resignation as City Manager for the City
of Hopkins. Motion carried.
Action: Mr. Harriman moved, and Mr. Lund seconded the motion, that the meeting be
548-556 adjourned. Motion carried.
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C. R. Peterson, Secretary to the Council
February 5, 1968
�ITY OF HOPKINS
�f0 FIRST STREET SOUTH PHONE: 935-8474
OPKINS, MINNESOTA 55343
To the Honorable Mayor and City Council
City of Hopkins, Minnesota
Gentlemen:
Please accept my resignation as City Manager, effective
February 16, 1968. I have accepted a position as Assistant
Commissioner of Administration for the State of Minnesota, and
must begin my duties on February 18, 1968. It is regrettable,
but necessary, that this resignation is on such short notice.
I will be happy to work part time (Saturdays and/or evenings)
for the City to provide some continuity on matters that I am now
involved in, if and when desirable.
The opportunity for me to further my career in Public
Administration, become familiar with another level of government,
and yet to continue to live in Hopkins, would be difficult not
to accept.
The decision to leave my position as City Manager has been a
difficult one. The City of Hopkins, its officials, employees, and
citizens have been extremely good to me and my family. You have
made our 10 years in Hopkins most rewarding and enjoyable. Thank you.
• It has been a privilege for me to wo�or you and with you.
Sincerely yours,
,
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R. L Brubacher
City Manager
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MINNESOTA
RESOLUTION N0. 1673
Mavor John F. Hanlev �`fcrcd th^ foli.owin�; resolution an�i mov�d its
acioption:
':;"ri'',;:�,:5, the City. Councii o� the C; t� of Annkina +
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riennepin Count,y, ;�i:�nc.�ota, h;;s receiveu from the County Auditor of ficnnepin
County, Minnesota, ;i l.i;�t of 1r,nd� in said _��, 4rnich became t}ie property
oi the Statc of N�i:�nesota undcr the p.rovisions of law declarin� the forfeiture
of lands to the St..�te for ncn-t.aynent of taxes, which said list has been desig-
nated as Classific.ztion Li�t "64?-C", January 16, 1968 ; and
��lIILRr�1S, each parcel of land described in said list har heretofore been
classified by the Board of County Commissioners of Hennepin County, Minnesota,
as non-conservation land and the sale thereof has heretofore been authorized by
said I?oard of County Commissioners;
NO��l, TFiisi��T�ORE, BL IT R�SGLVED, by said �ir3, Council, acting
pursuant to h;innesota Statutes for 1957, Section 2�32.01, 5ubd. 1, that the said �
classification by said Board o: County Commissioners of each parcel of land de-
scribed in said list as non-conservation land be and the same is hereby approved `
and that the sale of each such parcel of land be and the same is hereby approved.
The ques�ion was on �he adoption of the resolution, and the roll being
called, there were 4" YEAS and p NAYS, as follows: ,
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Councilman Paul R. Lund
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Mayor John F. Hanlev
Resolution adopted Februarv 6. + 1968•
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CITY OF HOPKINS
Hennepin County, Minnesota
ORDINANCE N0. 281
AN ORDINANCE ESTABLISHING AND PRESCRIBING CERTAIN
CONDITIONS AND ADDITIONAL CHARGES FOR CONNECTION
TO THE MUNICIPAL WATER AND SANITARY SEWER SYSTEM
� � *
BE IT ORDAINED BY THE CITY COUNCIL OF THE CITY OF HOPKINS
AS FOLLOWS:
Section 1. Certificate Required: In addition to all other charges
for tapping into or connecting with the municipal sanitary sewer system, or
the municipal water system, including inspection of connection, street opening
fees and permit fees heretofore established by proper Ordinance of the City,
no connection permit shall be issued, nor shall any tap or other connection
be installed, or made, with or into any municipal sanitary sewer or water
system of the City, either directly or indirectly, from any lot or tract of
land unless the City Building Official shall have certified as follows:
(A) That such lot or tract of land to be thus served by such
connection or tap has been assessed for the cost of construction
of the sewer and watermain with which the connection is made for.
(B) If no assessment has been levied for such construction cost
that proceedings for the levying of such assessment, or assessments,
have been or will be commenced in due course.
(C) That the cost of construction for said sewer or watermain has
been paid by the developer, or builder platting said lot or tract
of land; this shall not include lots or tracts served by the
municipal sewer system or water system, and which were not a part
of the plat or tract developed, or
(D) If no assessment has been levied and no assessment proceedings
will be completed in due course, and the developer or builder of
the lot or tract has not paid the cost of improving such lot or tract
c�� ! of land, that a sum equal to the portion of the cost of constructing
said sewer and water which would be assessable against said lot or
tract has been paid to the City of Hopkins.
Section 2. ADDITIONAL CONNECTION CHARGES: If none of the above
conditions can be certified by the building official, no permit to tap or connect
to any sanitary sewer or watermain shall be issued unless the applicant shall
pay an additional connection fee, or fees, which shall be equal to the portion
of the cost of the construction and installation of water and sewer mains, which
would be assessable against said lot, tract or parcel to be served by such
tapping or connection pursuant to such permit. Such assessable cost shall include
an area as well as front foot.or other assessments, and shall be determined by
the City Engineer upon a comparable basis per foot and area as similar assessments
for such public improvements were determined and levied against other properties
in the district or neighborhood for such public improvement. If no such assess-
ments have previously been levied in such district or area then such calculation
shall be made upon the basis of a uniform charge per foot or per area, which may
have or shall be estimated or levied for similar public improvement most recently
constructed, such determination having regard for construction costs current on
the date of such determination.
Section 3. SPECIAL FUND: Any sums thus received by the City shall
be deposited or paid into a special assessment fund or account, and may be
credited to the special assessments which may have been theretofore levied for
water or sewer improvements involving the premises for which such special connection
fee has been collected.
First read at a regular Council meeting of the City of Hopkins, held on
September 19, 1967, and passed and adopted at a regular meeting of the City Council
on February 6, 1968.
C. R. PETERSON,
Secretary
JOSEPH C. VESELY,
City Attorney
Published in the Hennepin County Review February 15, 1968.
A special meeting of the Council of the City of Hopkins, Minnesota, was held on
Monday, February 12, 1968, at 4:30 p.m., in the Conference Room in the City Hall.
Present were Mayor Hanley, Councilmen Blake, Harriman, Lund and Pokorny, also City
Manager Brubacher.
� Action: Mr. Pokorny moved, and Mr. Lund seconded the motion, that City Clerk, C. R.
Peterson be appointed Acting City Manager effective February 19, 1968. Motion
carried.
Action: Mr. Lund moved, and Mr. Pokorny seconded the motion, that the City Manager be
instructed to prepare a notice listing the vacancy of the position of City
Manager and seeking applications for the position. Such notice to be inserted
in the I.C.M.A. Newsletter, the Minnesota Municipalities and the American City
Magazine. Motion carried.
Action: Mr. Harriman moved, and Mr. Pokorny seconded the motion, that the meeting be
adjourned. Motion carried.
�p � ������
C. R. Peterson, Secretary to the Council
A regular meeting of the Council of the City of Hopkins, Minnesota, was held on Tuesday,
February 20, 1968, at 7:30 p.m., in the Council Cfiambers in the City Hall.
Present were Mayor Hanley, Councilmen Blake, Harriman, Lund and Pokorny, also Acting City
Manager Peterson, Building Inspector Blomquist, City Engineer Strojan, Asst. Engineer
Anderson, and Administrative Assistant Woolley.
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Action:
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Action:
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Mr. Lund moved, and Mr. Harriman seconded the motion, that the Minutes of the
February 6,.1968, Council meeting and the Minutes of the Special Council
meeting of February 12, 1968, be approved and signed. Motion carried.
Mr. Lund moved, and Mr. Blake seconded the motion, that expenditures dated
February 20, 1968, in the amount of $99,110.37, be approved and authorized
for payment. Motion carried.
Item: 67-190-0. Mr. Harriman moved, and Mr. Pokorny seconded the motion, that the pro-
58-113 posed Excavation Ordinance and the Regulations to supplement the Ordinance,
be continued to the March 5, 1968, Council meeting, and that the City
Engineer and the City Attorney review 'this ordinance. Motion carried.
Item: 68-5-P. Mr. Harriman moved, and Mr. Pokorny seconded'the motion, that the petition
113- by Robert P. Schwinn, Attorney for Richard C. and Sandra M. Guillaume,
for the vacation of the South 20 feet of Oakwood Road, be denied. Motion
carried.
Item: 68-6-R. Mr. Lund moved, and Mr. Blake seconded the motion, that the request by
-312 Robert P. Schwinn, Attorney for Richard C. and Sandra M. Guillaume, for
City Council consideration of their request to purchase the West 30 feet
of the abandoned street car right-of-way corresponding to the extension
of the West 2 of Oakwood Road across said street car right-of-way, be
referred to the City Attorney to draw the necessary easement, and to
sell only the 30 x 55 foot portion of the oId street car right-of-way with
the access easement necessary to get to the South 20 feet of the property.
Motion carried. Mr. Harriman voting no.
Item: 67-168-Z. Mr. Lund moved, and Mr. Harriman seconded the motion, that the recommenda-
312- tion from the Zoning and Planning Commission for approval of Layout ��8,
for the intersection of 5th Avenue North and State Highway ��7, but to
continue consideration with the Highway Dept., of the details of the
Northwest and Southeast quadrants relative to gaining better traffic
movements and preservation of private lands, be continued to the March 5,
1968, Council meeting. Motion carried.
Item: 67-169-Z. Mr. Lund moved, and Mr. Harriman seconded the motion, that the recommenda-
tion from the Zoning and Planning Commission for approval of the inter-
section of Monk Avenue and State Highway ��7, as requested by the State
Highway Dept., in their Layout ��8, be continued to the March 5, 1968,
Council meeting. Motion carried.
Item: 68-18-R. Mr. Pokorny moved, and Mr. Blake seconded the motion, that the request by
-323 Schoell & Madson for engineering fees for the 17th Avenue project, be
continued to the March 5, 1968, Council meeting. Motion carried.
Item: 68-21-R. Mr. Lund moved, and Mr. Pokorny seconded the motion, that Resolution No.
323-444 1676, "A RESOLUTION CALLING FOR A SPECIAL ELECTION TO VOTE ON THE SALE
OF LIQUOR ON SUNDAY IN T'HE CITY OF HOPKINS", be adopted. Motion carried.
Mr. Harriman voting no.
Item: 67-203-R. Mr. Harriman moved, and Mr. Pokorny seconded the motion, that Resolution
444- No. 1677, "A RESOLUTION ORDERING ENGINEER'S REPORT ON PROPOSED PARKING
LOTS ON LOTS 21 AND :'.4, BLOCK 69, WEST MINNEAPOLIS 2ND (between lOth and
llth Avenue No.) AND LOT 1, BLOCK 67, WEST MINNEAPOLIS 2ND (8th Avenue No.)'
be adopted. Motion carried.
Item: 68-19-R. Mr. Blake moved, and Mr. Pokorny seconded the motion, that Resolution No.
619 1678, "A RESOLUTION ORDERING ENGINEER'S REPORT ON PARTICIPATION WITH THE
VILLAGE OF MINNETONKA IN STREET IMPROVEMENTS ON ATWATER STREET, SOUTH OF
MINNETONKA BOULEVARD", be adopted. Motion carried.
Item: 68-20-R. Mr. Pokorny moved, and Mr. Lund seconded the motion, that the request by
619-624 Northern States Power Co., for a permit to install poles for street lights
at the intersection of 13th Avenue and 6th Street South, and 12th Avenue
and 6th Street South, be granted. Motion carried.
Minutes of the February 20, 1968, Council.meeting, cont. Page 2.
Item: 68-22-R. Mr. Harriman moved, and Mr. Pokorny seconded the motion, that the request
624-632 from the V.F.W., 7th District, for permission to hold a Loyalty Day Parade
in the City of Hopkins, be granted. Motion carried.
Item: 68-23-R. Mr. Harriman moved, and Mr. Lund seconded the motion, that the request from
632- the Hopkins Area Junior Chamber of Commerce for permission to use the Tin
Shed as a theatre for the Tom Hart Players for the summer of 1968, be
granted with the stipulations the same as last year with regard to
insurance and rent. Motion carried.
Item: 68=24-L. Mr. Lund moved, and Mr. Harriman seconded the motion, that the additional
-657 1968 License applications be approved with the exception of the application
of Richard F. Holt, d/b/a Yamaha of Hopkins. Motion carried. (see list
attached)
Item: 68-25-Z. Mr. Lund moved, and Mr. Pokorny seconded the motion, that the recommenda-
657-746 tion from the Zoning and Planning Commission for adoption by the Council
of amendments to Ord. 269.42, Subdiv. 3, and 269.42, Subdiv. 2, as set
forth in a memo from the City Planner dated 2/13/68, be approved with the
exception of Item 4 on memo attached. Motion carried.
Item: 68-26-Z. Mr. Harriman moved,. and Mr. Pokorny seconded the motion, that Resolution
746-810 No. 1679, "A RESOLUTION ORDERING ENGINEER'S REPORT ON THE EXTENSION OF
STH AVENUE SOUTH FROM COUNTY ROAD 3, TO ITS TERMINUS WITH AND ACROSS THE
,� RAILROAD TRACKS TO THIRD STREET AND THREE AND ONE-HALF STREET SOUTH", be
adopted. Motion carried.
Item: 68-26-Z. Mr. Harriman moved, and Mr. Pokorny seconded the motion, that Resolution
746-810 No. 1680, "A RESOLUTION ORDERING ENGINEER'S REPORT ON THE EXTENSION OF
5TH STREET SOUTH FROM 6TH AVENUE TO 11TH AVENUE SOUTH", be adopted. Motion
carried.
Action: Mr. Harriman moved, and Mr. Pokorny seconded the motion, that the part time
810-823 Library salaries be approved as submitted, with the correction of Mrs.
Kron's salary from $2.52 per hour to $2.50 per hou�. Motion carried. (see
list attached)
Action: Mr. Blake moved, and Mr. Pokorny seconded the motion, that the City staff
893-1002 be authorized to advertise for bids for the IRRIGATING, LIGHTING, FENCING
AND BLEACHERS for Central Park. Motion carried.
Action: Mr. Lund moved, and Mr. Pokorny seconded the motion, that Resolution No.
1002-1146 1674, and Resolution No. 1675, "RESOLUTIONS AUTHORIZING THE ACQUISITION OF
OPEN SPACE LAND FOR CREATION OF "PARK VALLEY PARK" AND"OAKS NEIGHBORHOOD
PARK", be adopted. Motion carried.
Action: Mr. Lund moved, and Mr. Harriman seconded the motion,.that the above motion
1146-1312 adopting Resolution No. 1674 and Resolution No. 1675, be rescinded, and
that these two Resolutions be returned to the Recreation and Parks Commis-
sion for further checking. Motion carried.
Action: Mr. Pokorny moved, and Mr. Blake seconded the motion, that Mayor Hanley's
appointment of Dr. Paul Slaton, to fill out the unexpired term of Robert
Heiland, to the Zoning and Planning Commission, be approved. Motion
carried.
Action: Mr. Harriman moved, and Mr. Lund seconded the motion, that John Frane, the
Finance Director, be appointed as temporary Deputy Treasurer for the City
of Hopkins. Motion carried.
Action: _ Mr. Lund moved,.and Mr. Pokorny seconded the motion, that the Acting City
Manager, Mr. Peterson, be authorized to advertise for bids for Motor
Vehicle insurance for 1968. Motion carried.
Action: Mr. Lund moved, and Mr. Harriman seconded the motion, that the meeting
be adjourned. .Motion carried.
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MEMORANDUM
TO: Hopkins Planning Commission
FROM: James W. Hawks, Planner
SUBJECT:Amendment to B-3b
February 13, 1968
In high density urban communities which function with a Central Business District and a
supporting General Business Area, the mix of businesses and types of businesses are often
broader than in those areas only served by shopping centers. The business climate permits
specialty shops, the specialized service shops and the unique production shops. Many
times all of the services are found within a single business; this is where the problem lies
with the present structure of the Zoning Ordinance.
Manufacturing, fabricating, and assembly are not permitted as principal uses and it is not
clear as to the extent such an operation could occur as a Conditional Use. The B-3b
district is not intended to be industrial per se, but under certain conditions manufacturing,
fabricating, or assembly could be accepta�e and an asseto Thus; the following is
recommended .
Sub. Div. 3 - (2)
Any incidental repair, manufacturing, assembly or fa�ricating necessary to conduct a
permit�ted principal use provided it does not occupy the front one-half (1/2) of the
ground floor of the principal building and not more than 50 percent of the total floor
area.
Sub. Div. 2 - (10)
Manufacturing, fabricating, assembly or repair of products provided
that the space devoted to such use does not occupy the front 25 ft. of the
ground level floor
that the business operation conforms to all of Section 269.61 of this Ordinance
that the business operation conforms to Section 269.55 (2) of the Ordinance
#hat each year the occupant shall have his Certificate of Occupancy
receEtified by the Zoning Administratiori.dur.i.ng the:montfi of January.
CITY OF HOPKINS
Hennepin County, ffiinnesota
RESOLUTIOId N0. 1676
A RESOZUTIOId PROVIDING FOR A SPECIAL
EI,ECTIOIV GRANTIATG AUTHORIZATIOIY TO
THE CITY COUNCIL FOR THE ISSUANCE OF.
SPECIAL I,ICEPiSES FOR THE SAI�E OF
IPiTOXICATING LIQUOR ON SUNDAY
It is hereby resolved by the City Council of the
City of Hopkins as follows:
(a). A special election is hereby called to be held
at the regular polling precincts in the City of Hopkins on
Tuesday, the 9th day of April� 1968 in accordance with the La.ws
of the State of �innesota at whi�ch.special election there shall
be submitted to the voters of the.City, the following question
to be contained in the following form and.copy of the ballot to
be used in such election:
OFFICIAZ BALLOT
SPECIAI� EZECTION.
City of Hopkins, ffiinne9ota
Apri1 9, 1968
SHALL SPECIAZ LICEPTSES BE GRANTED
FOR THE SALE OF IPTTOXICATING LIQUOR
ON SUNDAYS IN THE CITY OF HOPKINS?
YES
NO
Instructions to voters: Voters desiring to
vo.te in favor of issuing special licenses,
mark a cross (X) in the square opposite the
word YES. Voters desiring to vote against
the issuing of special license�, place a
cross (X) in the square opposite the word ATO.
(b). The City ffianager shall cauae such suitable ballots
to be printed for the use of the voters at said election and
a copy of said ballot shall be posted and published with the
notice of said ele.c'tion.
(c). The polls shall be opened at 7:00 o'clock, A. ffi.
and shall be closed at 8:00 o'clock, P. B�. and the following are
designated_as polling places a.nd the following are designated to
act as judges and clerka.
Poiling Places
lst Precinct --
Zion I,utheran Church
241 - 5th Ave. No.
2nd Precinct --
Harley Hopkins School
lst St. So. and Monroe Ave.
Judges and Clerks
Polling Places
3rd Precinct --
Hopkins City Hall
1010 lst St. So.
4th Precinct --
Katherine Curran School
1600 Excelsior Ave. West
5th Precinct --
Oak Ridge Country Club
700 County Road 18
6th Precinct --
Alice Smith School
801 B�innetonka �ills Road
7th Precinct --
Hopkins Public Lib.rary
�� ��� everi'thr" Avenue' �No .
Judges and Clerks
(d). Notice of said election shall be given by publication
in the official newspaper, twice, not less than ten (10) days
prior to said election and by posted notices thereof in three
(3) of.the most public and conspicuous laces in the City, such
posting to be not less tha.n fifteen (15� days before such
election, and by posting a copy of said notice in the Clerk's
office for public inspection at least ten (10) days prior to
said election. .
(e). That further, the City Council shall meet at the
Council Cha.mbera in the City Hall on April 10, 1968 at 5:00
o'clock P. l�. for the purpose of canvassing the vote of said
election and dtermining the result thereof and taking such
other action as the City Couricil may deem suitable and desirable.
Passed and adopted by the City Council of the City of
Hopkins at a regulaT meeting thereof held this 20th day of
February, 1968.
Clifford R. Peterson,
Clerk
Joseph C. Vesely,
City ', Attorney
John F. Hanley,
B�ayor.
CITY OF HOPKINS
Hennepin County, Minnesota
RESOLUTIOi�T N0. 1678
1� R,rSOLUTIOPJ ONDERING PREPARATION
OF ENGIi:�r'R'S NEP�1�C ON IMPROVEr��dTS
WHEFcEAS a request has been received from the Village of
Minnetonka asking the joint participation in the improvement of
Atwater Street, South of T�linnetonka Boulevard by bituminous surfacing
thereon and the assessment of benefitting property for all or a portion
of the cost of the improverr�nt pursuant to M.S.A., Secs. Lt29.011 to
Secs. 1�29.111.
NOW, THERErORE, i:sE IT R�SOLUr�D BY THE CITY COUNCIL OF THE CITY
OF HOPKII�, i�1IN11ESC7I'A, that the proposed improvement be referred to
John Strojan, City Engineer, for study and he is instructed to report
with all convenient speed advising the Council in a preliminary way
as to whether they should best be made as proposed or in connection
with some other improvement, and the estirrated cost of the improvement
as recommended.
Adopted by the City Council of the City of Hopkins, Minnesota, t his
20th day of February, 1968.
C. R. PETERSON, JOHN F. HEWLEY,
Secretary to the Council Mayor
JCSEPH C. VESELY,
City Attorney
Kerber
CITY OF HOPKINS
Hennepin County, P'Iinnesota
RESOLUTIO�d I�O. 1679
A RESOLUTIOPI ORLERING P�PARATION
OF ENGI�IEER'S FtEPORT Oi�1 I��IPROVEP�NTS
WHENEAS it is ordered by the City Council that consideration
be given to the extension of Fifth Avenue South from County Road No.
3, to its terminus with and across the railroad tracks to Third Street
South and Three and one-half Street South thereon and the assessment
of benefitting property for ail or a portion of the cost of the
improvement pursuant to M.S.A., Secs. 429•011 to Secs. 1�29.111.
P10W, THEitEFQR.E, BE IT RESOL�rED BY THF, CITY COUNCIL UF TkIECITY
OF HOPKINS, NIINtdESOTA, that the proposed improvement be referr,ed
to John Strojan, City Engineer, for study and he is instructed to
report with all convenient speed advising the Council in a preliminary
way as to whether the proposed im� ovements a.re feasible and as to
whether they should best be made as proposed or in connection with
some other improvenent, and the estimated cost::�of the improvements
as recommended.
Adopted by the City Council of the City of Hopkins, Minnesota,
this 20th day of February, 1968.
C. R. PETERSGN, JOHN F. iiANLF,Y,
Secretary to the Cour�cil Mayor
JCSEPH C. VESELY,
City kttorney
Kerber
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A regular meeting of the Council of the City of Hopkins, Minnesota, was held.on.Tuesday,
March 5, 1968, at 7:30 p.m., in the Council Chambers in the City Hall.
Present were Mayor Hanley, Councilmen Blake, Harriman, Lund and Pokorny, also Acting City
Manager Peterson, City Engineer Strojan, Assistant Engineer Anderson, Administrative Assistant.
Woolley and City Attorney Vesely.
Reel 81
Side 1
Action:
4-
Action:
-20
Bids: ��1
Action:
20-68
Bids: ��2
Mr. Harriman moved, and Mr. Pokorny seconded the motion, that the Minutes of
the February 20, 1968, Council meeting, be approved and signed. Motion carried.
Mr. Lund moved, and Mr. Pokorny seconded the motion, that the expenditures dated
March 5, 1968, in the amount of $49,904.92, be approved and authorized for pay-
ment. Motion carried.
Pursuant to notice bids were opened on Tuesday, February 27, 1968, at 10:00 a.m.,
for furnishing three (3) Police Cars, and the following bids were received. (see
tabulation of bids attached)
Mr. Lund moved, and Mr. Blake seconded the motion, that the contract for furnish-
ing three (3) Police Cars be awarded to Suburban Chevrolet in the amount of
$6,779.80, as recommended by the staff. Motion carried.
Pursuant to notice bids were opened on Monday, March 4, 1968, at 10:00 a.m., for
furnishing a 1 Ton Cab and Chassis.
Action: Mr. Pokorny moved, and Mr. Blake seconded the motion, that Phillips Motors,
�8-90 Excelsior, Minnesota, be awarded the contract for furnishing 1 Ton Cab and Chassis
in the amount of $1,893.32, as recommended by the Engineering Department. Motion
carried.
Item: 67-90-0. Mr. �okorny moved, and Mr. Lund seconded the motion, that the proposed
90-94 Excavation Ordinance and the Regulations to supplement the Ordinance, be
continued to the March 19, 1968, Council meeting. Motion carried.
Item: 68-18-R. Mr. Harriman moved, and Mr. Pokorny seconded the motion, that the settlement
94-118 proposed by Schoell & Madson for additional engineering fees for the 17th
Avenue project, be denied. Motion carried.
Item: 68-19-R. Mr. Pokorny moved, and Mr. Blake seconded the motion,.that Resolution No. 1682,
118-191 "A RESOLUTION ORDERING A HEARING FOR STREET IMPROVEMENT ON ATWATER STREET
FROM MINNETONKA BOULEVARD TO A POINT APPROXIMATELY 800 FEET SOUTH", be adopted.
Motion carried.
Item: 67-185-P. Mr. Harriman moved, and Mr. Pokorny seconded the motion, that the request for
191-252 storm sewer to serve the premises at 929 E. Excelsior Avenue, be denied at
, this time and Mr. Strojan, the City Engineer, notify the applicant of the
Council`s action. Motion carried.
Item: 67-203-R. Mr. Lund moved, and Mr. Pokorny seconded the motion, that the Engineer's
252-267 Report on construction of public parking lots on Lots 4 and 21, Block 69,
West Minneapolis Second Division, ancl Lot 1, Block 67, West Minneapolis Second
Division, be continued to the March 19, 1968, Council meeting. Motion carried.
Item: 68-27-R. Mr. Pokorny moved, and Mr. Blake seconded the motion, that the request by
267-284 Minneapolis Gas Co., for a permit to install 12 test points and/or magnesium
anodes on mains at various locations as shown on Permit Application ��6838,
be granted. Motion carried.
Item: 68-29-P. Mr. Harriman moved, and Mr. Pokorny seconded the motion, that the request by
284-287 the Knights of Columbus for renewal of their bingo permit for the period from
January lst through March 31, 1968, be granted. Motion carried.
I�em: 68-30-A. Mr. Pokorny moved, and Mr. Blake seconded the motion, that the communication
287-376 from R. L. Wilson, Supt. of Recreation &<�arks, regarding Agreement between
William J. Sutherland Engineer's, Inc., and the City of Hopkins, to prepare
working plans and specifications for the Central Park lighting of softball,
hockey, football, and vandal proof lighting, be continued to the March 19,
1968, Council meeting. Motion carried.
Minutes of the March 5, 1968, Council meeting, cont.
Page.2.
Item: 68-31-R. Mr. Harriman moved, and Mr. Pokorny seconded the motion, that the proposed
376-405 Reorganization of the Public Works Dept. be approved, and that Mr. Gordon
Anderson be appointed to the position of Coordinator of Public Works with an
increase in salary of $25 per month, and Mr. Verlyn Sletten be appointed as
Street & Sanitation Superintendent, with an increase in salary of $35 per
month, and if the reorganization is successful they will be increased an
additional $25 per month in 6 months. Motion carried.
It�m: 68-32-R. Mr. Blake moved, and Mr. Lund seconded the motion, that the recommendation
405-450 regarding additional compensation plan for the two police officers assigned
as Investigating Officer and Juvenile Officer, be continued to the March 19,
1968, Council meeting. Motion carried.
Item: 68-34-R. Mr. Harriman moved, and Mr. Pokorny seconded the motion, that the additional
484-489 1968 license applications, as listed, be approved. Motion carried. (see
list attached)
Item: 68-33-R. Mr. Blake moved, and Mr. Lund seconded the motion, that the Council express
489-710 to the Hopkins Housing & Redevelopment Authority that the Council is in
favor of considering an application for Housing for the Elderly. Motion
carried. Mr. Harriman voting no.
Action: Mr. Harriman moved, and Mr. Pokorny seconded the motion, that the Council
710-894 approve the designs submitted by Barton-Aschman Associates, on February 27,
1968, in their report entitled, "Traffic and Design Appraisal of Hennepin
County Road 18", and that the City notify the other three governing bodies
participating in this report, of their approval. Motion carried.
Action: Mr. Harriman moved, and Mr. Pokorny seconded the motion, authorizing the City
Manager and City Engineer to communicate with the City of Minneapolis to
request the City of Minneapolis to furnish Hopkins with information as to the
cost to provide sewers and sewage treatment for a sewage flow of 5 million
gallons per day for the future needs of Hopkins. Motion carried.
Action: Mr. Harriman moved, and Mr. Pokorny seconded the motion, authorizing the City
Manager and City Engineer to communicate with the proposed Southwest Sanitary
Sewer District to inform them that the City of Hopkins is a possible party
to this proposed district, but that the City Council cannot make a definite
decision until cost data, being requested from the City of Minneapolis on
sewer capacity into the existing Minneapolis-St. Paul Sanitary Sewer District,
is available for a cost comparison. Motion carried.
Item: 67-168-Z. P�r. Harriman moved,.and Mr. Pokorny_seconded the motion, that the recommenda-
'-895-- tion from the Zoning & Planning Commission for the approval of Layout ��8, for
the intersection of 5th Avenue North.and State Highway ��7, but to continue
consideration with the Highway Dept., of the details of the Northwest and
Southeast quadrants relative to gaining better traffic movements and preserva-
tion of private lands, be continued to the April 2, 1968, Council meeting.
Motion carried.
Item: 67-169-Z. Mr. Harriman moved, and Mr. Pokorny seconded the motion, that the recommenda-
-926 tion from the Zoning & Planning Commission for approval of the intersection
of Monk Avenue and State.Highway 4�7, as requested by the State Highway Dept.,
in their Layout ��8, be continued to the April 2, 1968, Council meeting. Motion
carried.
Action: Mr. Blake moved, and Mr. Pokorny seconded the motion, that authorization.be
given to advertise for bids for a Pick-Up Truck. Motion carried.
Action:
-960
Mr. Blake moved, and Mr. Pokorny seconded the motion, that the meeting be
adjourned. Motion carried.
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TABULAT�ON OI' i968 POL7CClE ��R BIDS (3 caxs)— 1—u�mark�d
2�aarked
Bid Opening — Tuesday, Febxua�'y 2%, 1968, 10e0Q �s.m.
OPTIONS
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(Official Publication)
CITY OF HOPKINS
MINNESOTA .
NOTICE OF BIDS FOR ONE (1) ONE TON CAB & CHASSIS
NOTICE IS HEREBY GNEN that the City Council of the City of Hopkins
will receive sealed bids at the office of the City P�lanager in the City
Hall in said City until 10;00 A.M., Monday, March 4, 1968, and then and
there opened and publicly read and as soon as possible thereafter, award
of a contract will be made by the City for the fiirnishing of ONE NEW CAB
AND CHASSIS as per specifications.
All bids shall be on the proposal form supplied by the City and
shall be in accordance with specifications on file in the office of the
City E�gineer, copies of which are available from the City E�igineer upon
request, and shall be accompanied by cash deposit, cashier's check, bid
bond or certified check, payable to the order of the City of Hopkins for
not less than 5� of the bid. Bids shall be directed to the City Mana,ger,
securely sealed and endorsed upon the outside wrapper with a brief state-
ment as to the unit for which the bid is made.
'L'he City reserves the right to reject any or all bids and accept
those items bid which are the most beneficial to the City.
Dated at Hopkins, Minnesota, this 22nd day of February, 1968
CITY OF HOPKINS
.Cn �� .
C. R. Peterson, Acting City P�anager
To be published in the Hennepin County Review, February 22, 1968.
To be published in the Construction Bulletin, February 22, 1968.
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CITY OF HOP'KIlYS
Hennepin Courity, A�innesota
RESOI,UTIOPT N0.1681
A RESOLUTION AUTHORIZING SALE AND
EXECUTION.OF DEED BY THE CITY T0
PROPERTY HEREINAFTER DESCRIBED.
WHEREAS the City of Hopkins is the owner of re�ord of
the following described premises situated in the City of Hopkins
describ ed as follows:
That part of Lot 5, Block 2, "Stevens'
Oakwood Park��, Hennepin County, l�inn.
described as.followa: Commencing at a
point in the South line of said Lot 5,
distant 106.67 feet East from the South-
west corner thereof; thence Nesterly 81.67
feet; thence.North parallel with the West
line of said Lot 5 to the North_line thereof;
thence East 81.82 feet; thence South to the
point of beginning, according to the plat
thereof on file arid of record in the office
of.the Register of Deeds, in and for
Hennepin County, �innesota,
for which property there is no public use, and
WHEREAS �ichael S. Dorn and DHasi W. Dorn, his wife, as joint
tenants have offered to buy said premises,
NOV9 THEREFORE, IT IS HEREBY RESOLVED that said premises be
conveyed� by proper,deed by the BBa.yor and Clerk, by, for snd in
behalf of the City of Hopkins, conveying said.premis�es.to the said
�[ichael S. Dorn and l�ari F�. Dorn, his wife, as joint tena.nts, and
the said Mayor and Clerk 'are hereby ordered, authorized and directed
so to execute said conveyance.
Passed and adopted at a regular meeting of the Council of the
City of Hopkins held October 3, 1967. �� �,� r� �
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Cliffo d R. Peteraon,Clerk John F. Hanley, l�ayor
CITY OF HOPKINS
Hermepin County, Minnesota
RESOLIJTION PJO. 1682
WHEREAS, pursuant to Resolution No. 1678 of the Council adopted
February 20th, 1968, a report has been prepared by John Strojan, City
Engineer, with referer�ce to the improvement of Atwater Street, South
of Minnetonka Boulevard jointly with Minnetonka Villa ge, by bituminous
surfacing thereon and this report was received by the Council on March
5th, 1968.
iJdvJ, THEREFORE, BE IT RESOLVED by the City Council of Hopkins,
Minnesota, as follows:
1. The Cour�cil will corsider the improvement of such street in
accordance with the report and the assessment of Lots l, 2, 3 and L�;
Block 6, Bellgrove, for all or a portion of the cost of the improvement
pursuant to M.S.A., Secs. 1�29.011 to Secs. 1�29.1ii, at an estimated ��total
cost of the improverrent of $4,93g•13•
2. A public hearing shall be held on such proposed impro�,ement
on the 2nd day of April, 196a, in the Council Chambers of the City
Hall at 7:30 o'clock P.M., and the Clerk shali give pubiished notice
of such hearing anci improtiement as required by law.
Adopted by the Council of the City of Hopkirr,, Minnesota, this
5th day of March, 196F .
C. R. PETER.SCP1, JOHN F. Hl�NLEY,
Secretary to the Council Mayor
JOSEPH C. VESELY,
City Attorney
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A regular meeting of theCouncil of the City of Hopkins, Minnesota, was held on Tuesday,
March 19, 1968, at 7:30 p.m.,.in the Council Chambers in the City Hall.
Present were Mayor Hanley, Councilmen Harriman, Lund and Pokorny, also Acting City Manager
Peterson, City Engineer Strojan, Asst. Engineer Anderson, Building Inspector Blomquist,
Admin. Assistant Woolley and City Attorney Vesely.
Reel 82
Side 2
Action:
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Action:
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Mr. Harriman moved, and Mr. Lund seconded the motion, that the Minutes of the
March 5, 1968, Council meeting be approved and signed. Motion carried.
Mr. Lund moved, and Mr. Pokorny seconded the motion, that the expenditures
dated March 19, 1968, in the amount of $163,069.64, be approved and authorized
for payment. Motion carried.
Item: 67-90-0. Mr. Harriman moved, and Mr. Lund seconded the motion, that the proposed
79-87 Excavation Ordinance and the Regulations to supplement the Ordinance, be
continued to the April 16, 1968, Council meeting. Motion carried.
Item: 67-203-R. Mr. Harriman moved, and Mr. Pokorny seconded the motion, that the Engineer's
87-99 Report on construction of public parking lots on Lots 4 and 21, Block 69,
West Minneapolis Second Division, and Lot 1, Block 67, West Minneapolis
Second Division, be continued to the April 16, 1968, Council meeting. Motion
carried.
Item: 68-30-A. Mr. Harriman moved, and Mr. Lund seconded the motion, that the City of
116-132 Hopkins enter into a contract, in the form approved by the City Attorney,
Mr. Vesely, with William J. Sutherland Engineer's, Inc., to prepare working
plans and specifications for the Central Park lighting of softball, hockey,
football and vandal proof lighting. Motion carried.
Item: 68-32-R. Mr. Lund moved, and Mr. Pokorny seconded the motion, that the recommendation
132-163 from the City Manager for extra compensation of $25.00 per month for the
two police officers assigned as Investigating Officer and Juvenile Officer,
be granted. Motion carried.
Item: 68-35-R. Mr. Lund moved, and Mr. Pokorny seconded the motion, that the City Attorney
161-282 be instructed to draw an amendment to Ordinance ��188, Section 3, as follows:
"No more than eleven such Off Sale licenses shall be granted on any year
except that a transfer or renewal of any such existing license shall not
be construed to be an additional license". Motion carried. Mr. Harriman
voting no.
Item: 68-36-R. Mr. Lund moved, and Mr. Pokorny seconded the motion, that the "Hopkins Sun"
282-286 be designated as the official newspaper for the City of Hopkins. Motion
carried.
Item: 68-37-R. Mr. Lund moved, and Mr. Pokorny seconded the motion, that the request from
286- the Knights of Columbus for renewal of their bingo permit f� the period
from April lst thru June 30, 1968, be granted. Motion carried.
Item: 68-38-R. Mr. Lund moved, and Mr. Pokorny seconded the motion, that the request from
the Jewel Rebekah Lodge for renewal of their bingo permit for the period
from April lst thru June 30, 1968, be granted. Motion carried.
Item: 68-39-R. Mr. Lund moved, and Mr. Pokorny seconded the motion, that the request from
-289 the Geo. R. Wolff Post ��425, V.F.W., for renewal of their bingo permit for
the period from April lst thru June 30, 1968, be granted. Motion carried.
Item: 68-40-R. Mr. Lund moved, and Mr. Pokorny seconded the motion, to accept the Hopkins
289-317 Park Board's recommendation to hire the firm of Armstrong, Schlichting,
Torseth & Skold, Architects, to design a proposed warming house shelter
building to be located at Burnes Park, and the cost of this project not to
exceed the budgeted figure of $20,000, and that the firm submit a proposed
contract for Council approval. Motion carried.
Item: 68-41-R. Mr. Lund moved, and Mr. Harriman seconded the motion, that Resolution No.
317-381 1674, and Resolution No. 1675, "RESOLUTIONS AUTHORIZING THE ACQUISITION OF
OPEN SPACE LAND FOR CREATION OF "PARK VALLEY PARK" AND "OAKS NEIGHBORHOOD
PARK", be adopted. Motion carried.
Item: 68-42-E. Mr. Lund moved, and Mr. Pokorny seconded the motion, that the list of
381-384 Election Judges for the Special Election on April 9, 1968, be approved.
Motion carried. (see list attached)
Minutes of the March 19, 1968, Council meeting, cont.
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Page 2.
Item: 68-43-Z. Mr. Harriman moved, and Mr. Lund seconded the motion, that the recommenda-
384-489 tion from the Zoning and Planning Couunission for Council approval of a
variance to build a house from the required rear yard set back of 30 feet �
to a set back of 15 feet on the following described property, viz: "that
part of Lot 8, lying Southerly of a line running from a point in Easterly
line of said lot distance 90 feet Southerly from Northeasterly corner there-
of to a point in Westerly line of said lot distant 100 ft. Southeasterly
from Northwesterly corner thereof, Block 2, West Park Addition, also known
as 201 West Park Road, on the condition that the drainage be constructed as
shown on a plan made by Schoell & Madson, dated 2/19/68, and that the owner
grant an easement for drainage purposes as shown on said plan, be continued �
to the April 2, 1968 Council meeting and that Mr. Waryan be so notified.
Motion carried. (Z&P Case No. 68-01-V, applicant: Fazenden Const. Co.)
Item: 68-44-A. Mr. Harriman moved, and Mr. Pokorny seconded the motion, that Mayor Hanley's
489-490 appointment of Robert G. Anderson, as Weed Inspector for the year 1968, be
approved. Motion carried.
Item: 68-45-0. Mr. Lund moved,_and Mr. Pokorny seconded the motion, that Ordinance No. 285,
489-501 "AN ORDINANCE AMENDING ORDINANCE N0. 269, KNOWN AS THE HOPKINS ZONING
ORDINANCE BY ADDING TO THE CONDITIONAL USES ALLOWED IN THE BUSINESS DISTRICT
AND BY REDEFINING CERTAIN PERMITTED ACCESSORY USES THEREIN AND BY REZONING
A CERTAIN PART OF THE NORTHWEST QUARTER OF THE NORTHEAST QUARTER OF SECTION
19, TOWNSHIP 117, RANGE 21", be accepted for the first reading. Motion
carried.
Item: 68-46-C. Mr. Harriman moved, and Mr. Lund seconded the motion, that the Acting City
501-547 Manager, Mr. Peterson, be authorized to offer the Chicago, Milwaukee, St.
Paul Railway the sum of $1200.00, for a strip of land, owned by the Railway,
separating the new beach parking lot at Shady Oak Beach from the railway,
for the purpose'of enlarging our parking lot at Shady Oak Beach. Motion
carried.
Item: 68-47-E. Mr. Lund moved, and Mr. Harriman seconded the motion, that the owner of,
547-558 and all other persons interested in the building located at 217 Jackson
Avenue"North, Hopkins, Minnesota, the legal description of which is the So.�
of the West � of that part of Lot 3, Block 2, Steven's Oakwood Park, lying East �,
of the West 25 ft. thereof, Hennepin County, Minnesota, owner, David A.
Vanek, be and they are hereby ordered to raze, demolish and remove said
building within 60 days of the service of a City Order drawn in conformity
herewith so to do, which building is hereby declared to be hazardous and
dangerous to the public, all pursuant to M.S.A. 463.15 to 463.26, and that
this and such Order be enforced pursuant to such Statute. Motion carried.
Action: Mr. Harriman moved, and Mr. Lund seconded the motion, that the new water
558-576 tower, located on the Blake School property, be painted silver. Motion
carried.
Action: Mr. Harriman moved, and Mr. Lund seconded the motion, that the Acting City
576-621 Manager, Mr. Peterson, be instructed to contact the Village of Edina and
the Village of Minnetonka, with regard to their possible use of our Library
facilities on a per capita basis. Motion carried.
Action: Mr. Harriman moved, and Mr. Lund seconded the motion, that a Personnel
621-682 Committee be appointed to.review employee benefits and salary schedules of
all employees and elected officials of the City of Hopkins. Motion carried.
Action: Mr. Harriman moved, and Mr. Lund seconded the motion, that the meeting be
682-739 adjourned. Motion carried.
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A regular meeting of the Council of the City of Hopkins, Minnesota, was held on Tuesday,
April 2, 1968, at 7:30 p.m., in the Council Chambers in the City Hall.
Present were Mayor Hanley, Councilmen Blake, Harriman, Lund and Pokorny, also Acting City
Manager Peterson, City Engineer Strojan,_ Asst. Engineer Anderson, Building Inspector
Blomquist, Admin. Assistant Woolley and City Attorney Vesely.
Action: Mr. Lund moved, and Mr. Pokorny seconded the motion, that the Minutes of the
Reel 82 March 19, 1968, Council meeting be approved and signed. Motion carried.
Side 2
744-
Action: Mr. Pokorny moved, and Mr. Blake seconded the motion, that expenditures dated
-793 April 2, 1968, in the amount of $42,173.53, be approved and authorized for
payment.
Bid ��1 Pursuant to notice bids were opened on Thursday, March 28, 1968, at 10:00 a.m.,
for Fleet Insurance for 1968, and the following bids were received. (see
tabulation of bids attached)
Action: Mr. Lund moved, and Mr. Blake seconded the motion, that the contract for Fleet
793 Insurance for 1968, be awarded to the Walser Agency (Home Insurance Co.) in the
amount of $3,616.00. Motion carried.
Bid ��2 Pursuant to notice bids were opened on Thursday, March 28, 1968, at 10:00 a.m.,
for furnishing the City of Hopkins with One (1) � Ton Pickup Truck, and the
following bids were received. (see tabulation of bids attached)
Actionc Mr. Pokorny moved, and Mr. Blake seconded the motion, that the contract for
-818 furnishing the City with One (1) 2 Ton Pickup Truck, be awarded to Suburban
Chevrolet in the amount of $1,836.54, with trade, due to the close proximity for
service and the excellent service received in the past. Motion carried.
Item: 68-19-R. Mr. Lund moved, and Mr. Pokorny seconded the motion, that Resolution No.
818-983 1683, "A RESOLUTION ALLOWING THE IMPROVEMENT ON ATWATER STREET SOUTH OF
MINNETONKA BOULEVARD BY BITUMINOUS SURFACING THEREON", be adopted with the
following stipulation, that the City permit the installation of the improve-
ment by Minnetonka, at Minnetonka's expense, because there appears to be
no benefit derived from such improvement to, and by, the Hopkins abutting
property. Motion carried.
Item: 67-168-Z. Mr. Harriman moved, and Mr. Lund seconded the motion, that the recommenda-
983- tion from the Zoning and Planning Commission for the approval of Layout ��8,
for the intersection of Sth Avenue North and State Highway ��7, but to
continue consideration with the Highway Dept.'of the details of the North-
west and Southeast quadrants relative to gaining better traffic movements
and preservation of private lands, be continued to the May 7, 1968, Council
meeting. Motion carried.
Item: 67-169-Z. Mr. Harriman moved, and Mr. Lund seconded the motion, that recommendation
-994 from the Zoning and Planning Commission for approval of the intersection
of Monk Avenue and State Highway ��7, as requested by the State Highway
Dept., in their Layout ��8, be continued to the May 7, 1968, Council meeting.
Motion carried.
Item: 68-50-Z. Mr. Harriman moved, and Mr. Lund seconded the motion, that the recommenda-
994-1236 tion from the Zoning and Planning Commission for Council approval for a
Conditional Use Permit to construct a residential project under the terms
of the Community Unit Plan, as stated in Section 269.62 of the Hopkins
Zoning Ordinance. Said project to be constructed on the North 933' of the
NE� of the SW� of Section 25, lying East of the centerline of llth Avenue
South extended Southerly and lying Southwest of Nine Mile Creek, except
roads. Said property lies immediately East of llth Avenue extended, South
of 7th Street South and Southwest of Nine Mile Creek, be approved with the
following four restrictions as set up and that the easements granted to
the City be reviewed by the City Attorney. Motion carried. (Z&P Case No.
68-07-C; applicant: R. Neslund)
1. That the two Northerly buildings shown on the plan at an
elevation of 886 ft. be raised to 888 ft.
2. That the two buildings shown at points B-19 and B-21, as.�.
shown on the plot plan at an elevation of 886 ft. be raised
to 887 ft.
3. That an easement for creek maintenance be granted to the City
for a distance of 50 ft. from the centerline of the creek.
4. That the area within the easement be graded and sodded in
conformance with the plans as presented.
Minutes of the April 2, 1968, Council meeting, cont.
Page 2.
Item: 68-15-E. Mr. Blake moved, and Mr. Pokorny seconded the motion, that Resolution No.
1236-1305 1684, "A RESOLUTION ORDERING HEARING ON .STREET IMPROVEMENT ON EXTENSION
OF 11TH AVENUE SOUTH FROM 7TH STREET TO A POINT APPROXIMATELY 1000 FEET
� SOUTH", be adopted. Hearing to be held on May 21, 1968. Motion carried.
Item: 68-16-E. Mr. Blake moved, and Mr. Pokorny seconded the motion, that Resolution No.
Side 1 1685, "A RESOLUTION ORDERING HEARING ON WATER AND SEWER EXTENSION ON
1306-1380 EXTENSION OF 11TH AVENUE SOUTH FROM 7TH STREET TO A POINT APPROXIMATELY
1000 FEET SOUTH", be adopted. Hearing to be held on May 21, 1968. Motion
carried.
Action: Mr. Pokorny moved, and Mr. Blake seconded the motion, that permission be
granted to advertise for bids on the above two items. Motion carried.
Item: 68-45-0.. Mr. Lund moved, and Mr. Pokorny seconded the motion, that Ordinance No.
1380-1386 285, "AN ORDINANCE AMENDING ORDINANCE N0. 269, KNOWN AS THE HOPKINS ZONING
ORDINANCE BY ADDING TO THE CONDITIONAL USES ALLOWED IN THE BUSINESS DISTRICT
AND BY REDEFINING CERTAIN PERMITTED ACCESSORY USES THEREIN AND BY REZONING
A CERTAIN PART OF THE NORTHWEST QUARTER OF THE NORTHEAST QUARTER OF SECTIONS
19, TOWNSHIP 117, RANGE 21", be accepted for the second reading thereof
and according to law same to be ordered published. Motion carried.
Item: 68-43-Z. Mr. Lund moved, and Mr. Pokorny seconded the motion, that the recommendation
1386-1393 fzom the Zoning and Planning Commission for Council approval of a variance
to build a house from the required rear yard set back of 30 feet to a set
back of 15 feet on the following described property, viz: "that part of
Lot 8, lying Southerly of a line running from a point in Easterly line of
said lot distance 90 ft. Southerly from Northeasterly corner thereof to a
point in Westerly line of said lot distant 100 ft. Southeasterly from
Northwesterly corner thereof, Block 2, West Park Addition, also known as
201 West Park Road, on the condition that the drainage be constructed as
shown on a plan made by Schoell & Madson, dated 2/19/68, and that the owner
grant an easement for drainage purposes as shown on said plan, be continued
to the April 16, 1968, Council meeting. Motion carried. (Z&P Case No. 68-
O1-V; applicant: Fazenden Const. Co.)
Item: 68-48-0. Mr. Lund moved, and Mr. Pokorny seconded the motion, that Ordinance No. 286,
1393-1476 "AN ORDINANCE AMENDING ORDINANCE N0. 188 AND N0. 19, ENTITLED AN ORDINANCE
LICENSING AND REGULATING THE SALE OF INTOXICATING LIQUOR", be accepted for
the first reading. Motion carried. Mr. Harriman voting no.
Item: 68-49-Z. Mr. Lund moved, and Mr. Harriman seconded the motion, that the recommendation
1476-1548 from the Zoning and Planning Commission for Council approval of the Condi-
tional Use Permit to construct a residential project under the terms of the
Community Unit Plan as stated in Section 269.62 of the Hopkins Zoning
Ordinance. Said project to be constructed on Block 3, Park Valley Manor.
Said property is immediately South of a line 155 ' South of 7th Street South
and immediately East of 6th Avenue South, be granted with the following six
conditions as set forth. Motion carried.(Z&P Case No.68-06-C,P. Steiner)
1. Ditch the East line of said project and create a ponding area
in the�Southeast corner of said project.
2. Fence the North, East, and South boundaries of the recreation
area with patio fencing.
3. Landscape the project according to the landscape plan submitted
with application for Conditional Use Permit.
4. Create restrictions to prevent any structures from being placed
on the East 110 ft. of the North 246 ft. of Lot 1, Block 3, Park
Valley Manor.
5. Garage on North portion of lot to be divided by architectual
treatment on the North side and landscaped to break up the
appearance of length.
6. Assume all costs of alley improvements on the North alley.
Item: 68-51-L. Mr. Blake moved, and Mr. Lund seconded the motion, that the additional 1968
1548-1555 license applications be approved. Motion carried. (see list attached)
Action: Mr. Harriman moved, and Mr. Lund seconded the motion, that Mayor Hanley's
1555-1568 appointment of the following citizens to the Personnel Committee, be approved.
Mr. Frank Shields, Super Valu, Mr. R. L. Brubacher, Mr. Roy Olson, Minneapolis
Moline, and Dr. Roland Higgs, Honeywell Research. Motion carried.
Minutes of the April 2, 1968, Council meeting, cont.
Page 3.
Action: Mr. Harriman moved, and Mr. Pokorny seconded the motion, that the meeting
1568-1676 be adjourned. Motion carried.
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(Official Publication)
CITY OF HOPKINS
MINNESOTA
NOTICE OF BIDS FOR ONE (1) 2 TON PICKUP TRUCK
NOTICE IS HE'REBY GIVIIV that the City Council of the City of Hopkins
will receive sealed bids at the office of the City Manager in the City
Hall in said City until 10:00 A.M., Thursday, March 28, 1968, and then
and there opened and publicly read and as soon as possible thereafter,
award of a contract will be made by the City for the furnishing of
ONE NEW � TON PICKUP TRUCK as per specifications. Trade—in allowance
to be considered.
Al1 bids shall be on the proposal form supplied by the City and
shall be in accordance with specifications on file in the office of the
City Ehgineer, copies of which are available from the City Engineer upon
request, and shall be accompanied by cash deposit, cashier's check, bid
bond or certified check, payable to the order of the City of Hopkins for
not less than 5� of the bid. Bids shall be directed to the City Manager,
securely sealed and endorsed upon the outside wrapper with a brief state—
ment as to the unit for which the bid is made.
The City reserves the right to reject any or all bids and accept
those items bid which are the most beneficial to the Eity.
Dated at Hopkins, Minnesota, this 14th day of Dlarch, 1968.
CITY OF HOPKINS
0
C. R. Peterson, Acting City Manager
To be published in the Hennepin County Review, March 14, 1968.
To be published in the Construction Bulletin, March 14, 1968.
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CITY OF HOPKINS
Hennepin County, Minnesota
RTSOLUTION N0. T683�
RESOLUTION ALLOWING IN�ROVII�IVT BY THE VILLAGE OF
MINNETONKA OF THAT PART OF ATWATER STREET LYING
SOUTH OF MINNETONKA �ULEVARD BY CONSTRiJCTING A
BITUMINOUS StJRFACE TI�R�ON
WI�REAS, that part of Atwater Street South of Minnetonka
Boulevard is located partly on the edge of Hopkins and partly on the
edge of the Village of Minnetonka, and
Wi�REAS, none of the property abutting said Atwater Street
located at Hopkins uses or derives ar�y benefit from said Atwater Street,
and
WHEREAS, the Village of Minnetonka has ordered the improve-
ment of said part of Atwater Street by Bituminous surfacing thereon.
NOW T�'ORE IT IS I�REBY RE.SOLVED by the City Council of
the City of Hopldns that permission is hereby granted to the Village
of Minnetonka to improve sai.d part of Atwater Street as above set
forth all at the sole expense of the Village of Minnetonka, it appear-
ing that no benefit therefrom will be derived by ar�y property abutting
thereon in the City of Hopkins.
Passed and adopted at a regular meeting of the Hopkins City
Council held April 2, 19�•
John F. Hanley, Ma�yor
C. R. Peterson, Clerk
Joseph C. Vesely, City Attorney
C I TY 0� HOPK 1 NS
Hennepin County, Minnesota
RESOLUTION N0. 16Rq
RESOLUTION WAIVING NECESSC7Y OF PLAT
BE IT f� SOLVED by the City Councii of the City of
Hopkins that.it hereby waives the filing an d approval of a p(at in
connection with the conveyance or_ subdivision of the foliowing
described premises situated in Nopkins, Hennepin County, Min—
nesota, viz:
That part of Auditor�s Subdivision Number 239,
Hennepin.County, Minnesota, (ocated in the North Hal�f of Section 19,
Town ship 117, Range 21, and described as follaws:. Beginning at the
Intersectionr�f the center lines of Monk Aven ue and Cambridge
Street; thence Northerly along the center (ine of Monk Aven ue a
distance of 195 feet; the�ce Easterly at right a�gles to said center
line of Monk Avenue a distance of 208 feet; thence Southerly at right
angles to Iast described line approximately 195:� feet to the center
line of Cambridge Street; thence Westerly along the center Iine of
Camb�idge Street to the point of beginning, subject to a�1 County
and Ci ty easements for hi ghhavvay purposes.
This waiver is made pursuant to M.S.A., 462.358, Subdiv. 4,
Passed and adopted at a regular meeting of the City Council
of the City of Nopkins held on Aprii 2, 1968.
C. R. PETERSON,
Secretary
JOSEPH C. VESELY,
City Attorney
� -�
dOHN F. HANLEY,
Mayor
P E T I T I 0 N
Mayor and City Council
of the City of Hopkins
Honorable Sirs:
We the undersigned, being all of the owners of
real property abutting upon part of Atwater Street
commencing at its intersection with Minnetonka Boulevard
and proceeding thence southerly to the terminus of said
Atwater Street, do hereby object to the improvement of
said Atwater Street and any assessm�nt therefore by paving.
We further hereby petition your honorable body to
reject and deny any request for any such improvement along
said Atwater Street.
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Calvin �. Merriman Lot 3, Block 6,
Bellgrove
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Sue Merriman
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Oscar WicPilund
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Ru,#,`h VYlCl��und
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Edwi� G. Davis, Jr.
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Kathryn avis� ��
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Patric�C D. eenan
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Sandra Keenan
Lot 1, Block 6,
Bellgrove
Lot 4, Block 6,
Bellgrove
Lot 2, Block 6,
Bellgrove
CITY OF HOPKINS
Hennepin County, Minnesota
ORDINANCE N0. 285
AN ORDINANCE AMII�TDING ORDINANCE N0. 269 KNOWN AS
THE HOPKIldS ZONING ORDINANCE BY ADDING TO THE
CONDITIONAL TTSES ALLOWID IN THE BUSINESS DISTRICT
AND BY RIDEFINING CERTAIN PERMITTID ACCESSORY USES
TI�REIN AND BY REZONING A CERTAIN PART OF THE
NORTHWEST QUARTER OF THE NORTHEAST QUARTER OF
SECTION 19, TOWNSHIP 117, RANGE 21
Be it ordained by the City Council of the City of
Hopkins as follows:
That Hopkins Ordinance No. 269 known as the Hopkins
Zoning Ordinance be, and the same is hereby amended
as follows:
Section 1. ADDITIONAL COIVDITIONAL USE IN BUSINESS
DISTRICT: That Ordinance 269.42, Subdivision 2 which subdivision
is entitled CONDITIONAL USES be and the same is hereby amended by
adding to said Subdivision 2 a subdivision (10) as follows:
(10) Manufacturing, fabricating, assembly or
repair of products provided that the space
devoted to such use does not occupy the front
twenty-five feet of the ground floor level of
any structure and that such business operation
conforms in all particulars to the provisions
of Section 269•55 (2) and 269.61 of this Ordin-
ance. B-3b.
Section 2. PERMITTID ACCESSORY USES CLARIFIID: That
Subdivision 3 of Ordinance No. 269.42 entitled PERMITTED ACCESSORY
USES be and the same is hereby amended by striking therefrom
Subdivision (2� of Subdivision 3 and by inserting and enacting
in lieu thereof the following paragra.ph which will take its place:
Any incidental repair, manufacturing, assembly or
fabricating necessary to conduct a permitted princi-
pal use, provided it does not occupy the front one-half
of the ground floor of the principal building and
not more than fifty percent of the total floor area.
�
Section 3. That the following described premises
situated in the City of Hopkins, viz:
� The South 119•99 feet of the North 450 feet of
the East 600 feet of the Idorthwest quarter of
the Northeast quarter of Section 19, Township
117 , Range 21
are hereby removed from the B-1 (business district limited) and
placed and zoned in the B-3b (Business District, Ceneral) of the
the City of Hopkins.
That the Official Zoning Map of the City of Hopkins
is hereby changed and amended in conformity with the above.
First read at a regular meeting of the Council of
the City of Hopkins on the 19th day of March, 1968, and finally
read, approved, adopted and ordered published at a regular meeting
of said Council held on April 2. 1968.
C. R. Peterson, Secretary
Joseph C. Vesely, City Attorney
CITY OF' HOPKINS
Hennepin County, Nlinnesota
i10TICE OF HEARING OP1 PROPOSED I�4PROVEI'�NTS
TO WHOP�! IT Iv1AY CONCERIV:
NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that the City Council of the City of
Hopkins will meet in tYie Council Chambers of the City Hall at 7:30
o�clock P.M., on April 2, 1968, to consider the making of an
im� ovement on Atwater Street, South of Minnetonka Boulevard� jointly
with 1�Iinnetonka Village, by bituminous surfacing thereon pursuant
to M.S.A., Secs. 1t29.G11 to Secs. 429.111.
The area to be assessed for such irrq�rotement is Lots l, 2, 3
and L�; Block 6, Bellgrove.
The estimated cost of such i�rovement is $4,938•7-3•
All persons desiring to be hear� with reference to the proposed
im� ovement will be heard at this meeting.
Dated March 5th, 1968.
Published in the Hennepin Courity Review, Hopicins, Minnesota, on
March 21st and March 28th, 1968.
Kerber
(Official Publication)
CITY OF HOPKINS
MINNESOTA
NOTICE OF SPECIAL ELECTION
APRIL 9, 1968
NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that a special election will be held in and
for the City of Hopkins, Minnesota, on Tuesday, the 9th day of April, 1968,
to vote on the following question:
SHALL SPECIAL LICENSES BE GRANTED FOR THE
SALE OF INTOXICATING LIQUOR ON SUNDAY IN THE
CITY OF HOPKINS?
The election shall be held in the regular polling places in the City
as follows:
lst Precinct --
Zion Lutheran Church
241 - 5th Avenue No.
2nd Precinct--
Harley Hopkins School
lst Street So. and Monroe Ave.
3rd Precinct--
Hopkins City Hall
1010 First St. So.
4th Precinct--
Katherine Curran School
1600 Excelsior Avenue
5th Precinct--
Oak Ridge Country Club
700 County Road 4618
6th Precinct--
Alice Smith School
801 Minnetonka Mills Rd.
7th Precinct--
Hopkins Public Library
22 - llth Avenue No.
The polls will be open on April 9, 1968, at 7:00 o'clock a.m., and will
close at 8:00 o'clock p.m. All qualified voters of the City are entitled to
vote at said election.
BY ORDER OF THE CITY COUNCIL
JOSEPH C. VESELY,
City Attorney CITY OF HOPKINS, MINNESOTA
C. R. Peterson, Acting City Manager
Published in the Hennepin County Review March 21st and March 28th, 1968.
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A special meeting of the Council of the City of Hopkins, Minnesota, was held on
Wednesday, April 10, 1968, at 5:00 p.m., in the Council Chambers in the City Hall.
Present were Mayor Hanley, Councilmen Blake and Lund, also Acting City Manager
Peterson.
Action: Mr. Lund moved, and Mr. Blake seconded the motion, that the results of the
Special Election held on Tuesday, April 9, 1968, on the question "SHALL
SPECIAL LICENSES BE GRANTED FOR THE SALE OF INTOXICATING LIQUOR ON SUNDAYS
IN THE CITY OF HOPKINS?" as submitted by the Judges of the seven (7) precincts
in Hopkins, be accepted, and the Council hereby certifies the results to be
as follows:
456 YES votes
196 NO votes
Motion carried.
Total votes cast 652
Action: Mr. Blake moved, and Mr. Lund seconded .the motion that the meeting be
adjourned. Motion carried.
A regular meeting of theCouncil of the City of Hopkins, Minnesota, was held on Tuesday,
April 16, 1968, at 7:30 p.m., in the Council Chambers in the City Hall.
Present were Mayor Hanley, Councilmen Blake, Harriman, Lund and Pokorny, also Acting City
Manager Peterson, City Engineer Strojan, Assistant Engineer Anderson, Building Inspector
Blomquist, Admn. Assistant Woolley and City Attorney Vesely.
Action:
Reel 84
Side 2
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Action:
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Action:
14-21
Mr. Harriman moved, and Mr. Lund seconded the motion, that the Minutes of the
April 2, 1968 Council meeting and the Minutes of the special Council meeting
of April 10, 1968, be approved and signed. Motion carried.
Mr. Lund moved, and Mr. Blake seconded the motion, that the expenditures dated
April 16, 1968, in the amount of $IO2,694.81, be approved and authorized for
payment. Motion carried.
Pursuant to notice bids were opened on Thursday, April 11, 1968, at 10:00 a.m.,
for Fencing of Softball Field, and the following bids were received. (see list
attached)
Mr. Lund moved, and Mr. Pokorny seconded the motion, that the contract for
Fencing of the Softball Field be awarded to Amco in the amount of $2,980.00.
Motion carried.
Item: 67-90-0. Mr. Lund moved, and Mr. Pokorny seconded the motion, that the Proposed Exca-
21-26 vation Ordinance and the Regulations to supplement the Ordinance, be continued
to the May 7, 1968, Council meeting. Motion carried.
Item: 68-62-R. Mr. Lund moved, and Mr. Harriman seconded the motion, that the recommendation
26-112 from the Town Meeting Committee to adopt the proposed Human Rights Ordinance,
be continued to the May 7, 1968, Council meeting. Motion carried.
- :.�...... .
Item: 68-48-0. Mr. Harriman moved, and Mr. Lund seconded the motion, that the words "of drug
122- stores and" in Subd. 3, of Ordinance No. 286, "AN ORDINANCE AMENDING
ORDINANCE N0. 188 AND N0. 19 ENTITLED AN ORDINANCE LICENSING AND REGULATING
THE SALE OF INTOXICATING LIQUOR", be deleted from the Ordinance. Mr. Pokorny
and Mr. Blake voting no. Motion carried.
Item: 68-48-0. Mr. Lund moved, and Mr. Blake seconded the motion, that Ordinance No. 286,
160 "AN ORDINANCE AMENDING ORDINANCE N0. 188 AND N0. 19, ENTITLED AN ORDINANCE
LICENSING AND REGULATING THE SALE OF INTOXICATING LIQUOR", as amended, be
accepted for the second reading and according to law same to be ordered
published. Mr. Harriman and Mr. Pokorny voting no. Motion carried.
Item: 68-55-P. Mr. Lund moved, and Mr. Harriman seconded the motion, that the petition by
164-244 residents of North Hopkins for installation of a 4-way stop at the inter-
section of 15th Avenue North and 4th Street, be referred to the Police Dept.,
for further checking of traffic in the late afternoon hours, and report back
to the Council at the May 7, 1968, Council meeting. Motion carried.
Item: 68-52-C. Mr. Harriman moved, and Mr. Pokorny seconded the motion, that the report on
244-270 the McQueen complaint on the condition of two older houses on 19th Avenue
North, be placed on file. Motion carried.
Item: 68-62-F. Mr. Lund moved, and Mr. Pokorny seconded the motion, that the fee for a
270- Sunday Liquor License be set at $200 per year, or a portion thereof, as set
forth in the Laws of Minn. 1967; Chapt. 691-S.F. No. 615, Subd. 4. (b).
Motion carried.
Action: Mr. Pokorny moved, and Mr. Blake seconded the motion, that Ordinance No. 287,
-294 "AN ORDINANCE PROVIDING FOR AND REGULATING THE SALE AT ON SALE OF INTOXICATING
LIQUORS ON SUNDAY; ESTABLISHING A SPECIAL LICENSE AND FEE THEREFORE AND
AMENDING SECTION 8 OF ORDINANCE N0. 19 ACCORDINGLY", be accepted for the first
reading. Motion carried.
Item: 67-203-R. Mr. Lund moved, that�_the Engineer's Report on construction of public parking
294- lots on Lots 4 and 21, Block 69, West Minneapolis 2nd Div., and Lot 1,
Block 67, West Minneapolis 2nd Div., be placed on file. Motion lost for
lack of a second.
Item: 67-203-R. MY�. Harriman moved, and Mr. Pokorny seconded the motion, that theEngineer's
-322 Report on construction of public parking lots on Lots 4 and 21, Block 69,
West Minneapolis 2nd Div., and Lot 1, Block 67, West Minneapolis 2nd Div.,
be continued to the May 7, 1968, Council meeting. Motion carried.
Minutes of the April 16, 1968, Council meeting, cont.
Page 2.
Item: 68-43-Z. Mr. Harriman moved, and Mr. Lund seconded the motion, that the recommenda-
322-336 tion from the Zoning & Planning Co�ission for Council approval of a variance.
to build a house from the required rear yard set back of 30 feet to a set
back of 15 feet on the following described property, viz: "that part of
Lot 8, lying Southerly of a line running from a point in Easterly line of
said lot distance 90 ft. Southerly from Northeasterly corner thereof to a
point in Westerly line of said lot distant 100 ft. Southeasterly from North-
westerly corner thereof, Block 12, West Park Addition, also known as 201
West Park Road, on the condition that the drainage be constructed as shown
on a plan made by Schoell & Madson, dated 2/19/68, and that the owner grant
an easement for drainage purposes as shown on said plan, be continued to the
May 7, 1968, Council meeting with the understanding that if nothing is done,
the request will be denied at that time. Motion carried.
Item: 68-46-C. Mr. Harriman moved, and Mr. Lund seconded the motion, that the City authorize
336-343 the payment of $1200.00, to the Chicago, Milwaukee, St. Paul & Pacific R.R.
for the purchase of land adjacent to Shady Oak Beach parking lot. Motion
carried.
Item: 68-53-P. Mr. Blake moved�, and Mr. Harri.man seconded the motion, that Resolution No.
343- 1686,,."A RESOLUTION ORDERING ENGINEER'S REPORT ON PETITION FOR EXTENSION
OF SANITARY SEWER AND WATERMAIN ON FUTURE CAMBRIDGE STREET FROM MONK AVENUE
TO A POINT APPROXIMATELY 240 FEET WEST", be adopted. Motion carried.
Item: 68-54-P. Mr. Lund moved, and Mr. Blake seconded the motion, that Resolution No. 1687,
-352 "A RESOLUTION ORDERING ENGINEER'S REPORT ON PETITION FOR CONCRETE CURB,
CONCRETE CURB AND GUTTER AND STORM SEWER ON SECOND STREET NORTH, MONROE
AVENUE NORTH, JACKSON AVENUE NORTH, VAN BUREN AVENUE NORTH AND TYLER AVENUE
, NORTH", be adopted. Motion carried.
Item: 68-56-P. Mr. Lund moved, and Mr. Pokorny seconded the motion, that the request by
352-378 Red Owl, Inc „ for permission to relocate switch on spur track which crosses
2nd Street North at a point approximately 750 feet East of Washington Avenue,
said switch to be located 2 feet North of the South line of 2nd Street, be
c;r granted. Motion carried.
Item: 68-57-R. Mr. Blake moved, and Mr. Harriman seconded the motion, that the request by
378- Minneapolis Gas Co., for a permit to install 2" steel gas main on 15th Avenue
North from Excelsior to a point approximately 85 feet North to serve building
at 1421-23 Excelsior Avenue West, be granted. Motion carried.
Item: 68-58-R. Mr. Blake moved, and Mr. Pokorny seconded the motion, that the request by
-390 Northwestern Bell Telephone Co., for a permit to install buried cable across
City park property between 15th and 16th Avenue South, to serve the park area,
be;=;granted. Motion carried.
Item: 68-59-R. Mr. Harriman moved, and Mr. Pokorny seconded the motion, that the request
390-395 by Northern States Power Co., for a permit to install underground cable
across lst Street So., at the alley between 9th and lOth Avenue So., to
serve the new Post Office, be granted. Motion carried.
Item: 68-60-R. Mr. Pokorny moved, and Mr. Harri.man seconded the motion, that Resolution No.
395-407 16$8, "A RESOLUTION BY THE CITY OF HOPKINS SUPPORTING THE APPLICATION OF THE
VILLAGE OF MINNETONKA FOR A MODIFICATION OF THE ORDER OF THE WATER POLLUTION
CONTROL COMMISSION DATED MAY 26, 1966", be adopted. Motion carried.
Item: 68-61-C. Mr. Pokorny moved, and Mr. Harriman seconded the motion, that the communica-
407-417 . tion from the Village of Minnetonka requesting Hopkins participation in the
Joint Powers Agreement for the formation of the Southwest Sanitary Sewer
District, be continued to the May 21, 1968, Council meeting. Motion carried.
Item: 68-63-Z. Mr. Pokorny moved, and Mr. Lund seconded the motion, that the recommendation
417-494 from the Zoning & Planning Commission that the Zoning Ordinance be amended
as follows:
Height of Signs
Amend: 269.50 Subd. 1(c) by deleting "and height regulations"
Amend�t 269.50 Subd. 1(n) "The superstructure for mounting of signs and
such signs shall not exceed a height of six (6) feet above the
roof of the building to which it is attached or thirty-five (35)
feet above ground, whichever distance shall be lesser."
Minutes.of the April 16, 1968, Council meeting, cont.
Page 3.
Item: 68-63-Z.,cont. Amend: 269.50 Sub. 1(o) "Free.standing signs shall not exceed a
height of thirty-five (35) feet and shall be located in such
a location that the land around the sign is landscaped, or
if a part of an approved parking area, surfaced as required
� under Section 269.09-3(b); except when a name plate sign only
is located on a functional architectural structure such as
a water tower, smoke stack, radio or T.V. transmitting tower
or similar structure, the height of the sign so located shall
be no higher than the structure."
be referred to the City Attorney to draw the Ordinance as amended.
Motion carried.
Action: Mr. Lund moved, and Mr. Pokorny seconded the motion, that recommendation be
made to the Zoning & Planning Commission that a review of the sign section
of the Zoning Ordinance be made, keeping in mind the effect the section
on non-conforming uses will have on existing signs and report the findings
and recommendations back to the Council. Motion carried.
Item: 68-64-L. Mr. Blake moved, and Mr. Pokorny seconded the motion, that the additional
494-518 1968 license applications, be approved. Motion carried. (see list attached)
Action: Mr. Lund moved, and Mr. Pokorny seconded the motion, that the notice of
647-651 intent to file claim against the City of Hopkins by Larry Robert Sullwold,
as a result of an accident with one of the Hopkins Police cars, be referred
to the City Attorney. Motion carried.
Action:
Mr. Lund moved, and Mr. Blake seconded the motion, that the meeting be
adjourned. Motion carried.
•
CITY OF HOPKINS
Hennepin County, Minnesota
ORDINANCE N0. 286
AN ORDINANCE AMENDING ORDINANCE N0. 188 AND
N0. 19 ENTITLED "AN ORDINANCE LICENSING AND
REGULATING THE SALE OF INTOXICATING LIQUOR"
Be it ordained by the City Council of the City of Hopkins
as follows:
Section l. That Subdivision 3 of Section 2 of said
Ordinance No. 188 be and the same is hereby repealed and deleted and
there is hereby enacted and adopted the following which will be Subdivision
3 of said Ordinance in lieu and in place of such repealed part of said
Ordinance:
"Subdivision 3. OFF SALE LICENSES will be granted to
permit the sale of liquor at retail or wholesale in the
original package for consumption of the licensed premises
only. Such licenses may be issued only to proprietors ��
�t�g�x$�7s�gx��xof exclusive liquor stores subject to the
approval of the State Liquor Control Commission. The
license fee on off sale licenses shall be the amount here-
after established by resolution of the City Council from
time to time but not less than $200.00 per year and not
more than the amount which may be fixed as a maximum by
state statute. No more than eleven such off sale licenses
shall be granted in any year except that a transfer or re-
newal of any such existing licenses shall not be construed
as by granting of an additional license."
Section 2. FEES FOR ON SALE AND CLUB LICENSES:
That the last sentence of Subdivision 2, Section 2 of
Ordinance No. �88 which establishes the license fee for an on sale
license is hereby �epealed and there is hereby enacted and adopted in
lieu thereof the following provision:
"The license fee for an on sale license shall be
the amount established by proper resolution of the
City Council from time to time but not less than
$3,300.00 per year."
That the last phrase of Subdivision 4, Section 2 of said
Ordinance No. 188 which phrase reads,
"For an annual license fee of $100.00"
is hereby repealed and there is hereby enacted and adopted the following
in lieu and in place thereof:
"For such annual license fee as may be from time to
, time by proper resolution of the City Council established
but not less than $100.00 nor more than the sum which will
be from time to time established by state statute."
First read at a regular meeting of the City Council of the
City of Hopkins held on April 2, 1968, and finally read, adopted and
�� ordered published at a regular meeting of the Council held April 16, 1968.
�. K. Yeterson,
Secretary to the Council
Joseph C. Vesely
City Attorney
Published in the Hopkins�;�Siinl�April 25, 1968
CITY OF HOYIiINS
Hennepin County, Minnesota
RESOLUTIOrd N0. 1686
A RFSOLUI'ION O�ERIi�TG PR?�PA�,TIOid
OF ENGIi�ER'S NEPURT ON IP�'iF�? OVET�NTS
WHEREAS a petition has been received requesting the irr�rovement
of future Cambridge Street from Monk Avenue to a point approximately
2L�0 feet West by the extension of Sa r�tary Sewer and U�atermain thereon
arri the assessment of ber�efitting property for all or a portion of the
cost of the improvement pursuant to i�.S.k.� Secs. 429•011 to Secs.
L}29.1I1.
N06d, THEREFORE, BE IT Rr,SOLVED BY THE CITY COliiJCIL OF THE CITY OF
HOPKIi�1S, MI;JPdESO`I'A, that the proposed improvement be referred to John
Strojan, City Engineer, for study arrl he is ir�structed to report with
all conver�ent speed advising the Council in a preliminary way as to
whether the proposed improverr�nts are feasible and as to whether they
should best be made as proposed or in connectior with some other
irrq�rovement, and the estimated cos t of the improverrents as recommended.
Adopted by the City Council of the City of Hopkins, 1�linnesota, this
16th day of �pril, 1968.
C. R. PETERSON, JOHN F. HANLEY,
Secretary to the Counci_1 Mayor
JCI�EPH C. VESELY,
City Attorney
Kerber
C ITY OF HOPKI T�5
Hennepin �ourity , P�Iinnesota
RESOLUTIO�J A1o. 1687
A RESOLUTIOi� ORUERING PREYARATION
OF Ei1GIidEEt�,'S REPORT ON Ii`�ROVEi�IEI�fTS
WHEREAS a petition has been received requesting the improvement
of Secord Street Vorth, Mormoe Hvenue North, Jackson �venue North, Van
Buren tivenue North and lyler �venue North by the installation of concrete
curb, concrete curb a r�l gutter and storm sewer thereon and ti�e assessment
of benefitting property for all or a portion of the cost of the improvernent
pursuant to M.S.A., Secs. l�29.011 to Secs. �29.1i1.
NOW, TI�REFORE, BE IT t�ESOL"JED BY THE CITY COUNCIL OF '1'HE CITY OF
HOPKINS, P�IIiV�1ESOTA, that the proposed improvement be referred to John
Strojan, �ity Fngi neer, f or study arri he is instructed to report with
all converaent speed advising the �ouncil in a preliminary way as to
whether the proposed improvements are feasible and as to vrhether they
should best be made as proposed or in connection with some other in� rove-
ment, and the estimated cost of the irrg�rovements as recorrmiended.
= Adopted by the �ity Council of the �ity of Hopki rs, Minnesota, this
16th day of xpril, 1968.
C. R. PETERSdP1, JOHT�d F. H.�i�ILEY,
Secretary to the council Mayor
JOSEPH C . VESELY,
City Attorney
Kerber
CITY OF HOPKINS
, �x MINNESOTA
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A RESOLUTION No. 1688
A RESOLUTION BY THE CITY OF HOPKINS SUPPORTING
THE APPLICATION OF THE.VILLAGE OF MINNETONKA FOR
A MODIFICATION OF THE ORDER OF THE WATER POLLUTION
CONTROL COMMISSION DATED MAY 26, 1966.
WHEREAS, the C ity Counc il of the C ity of Hopkins
recognizes the urgent need for proper sanitary sewage treatment
facilities to be made.available f or the western and southwestern
suburban communities in the Minneapolis - St. Paul metropolitan
axea, and;
WHEREAS, the City Council of the City of Hopkins is
in accord with the efforts of the Village of Minnetonka and others
in their plans for the construction of a high degree sewage treat-
ment plant on the Minnesota River, and;
WHEREAS, the W�.ter Pollution Control Commission of the
State of Minnesota on May 26, 1g66, issued an order permitting the
Village of Minnetonka to construct a temporary adequate sewage
treatment and disposal plant on the Minnesota River with a capacity
to serve a connected population equivalent of 25,000, and;
�1HEREAS, the:area proposed to be served in the order of
the Water Pollution Control Commission, and recommended to be con-
sidered according to the letter from the Minnesota Pollution Control•
Agency dated January 17, 1g68, has a present population far in excess
of 25,000: �
NOW THEREFORE BE IT RESOLVED BY THE CITY COUNCIL OF THE
CITY OF HOPKINS that the Pollution Control Commission be and hereby
is urged to modify the order of the Water Pollution Control Commission
dated May 26, 1g66, so as to permit the Village of Minnetonka and
others to erect and construct a sewage treatment plant on the Minn-
esota River with a capacity designed to care for a population equiv-
alent of 75,000.
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Adopted by the City Council of the City of Hopkins this
16th day Of April s 1968 • ,� �� ,
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ATTEST : MAYOR% , %
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CTING � I�AGE
STATE OF MINNESOTA )
ss,
COUNTY OF HENNEPIN
I, ClifFord R. Peterson, being the duly appointed and
acting city manager of the City of Hopkins, do hereby certify
that the foregoing is a true and correct copy of a resolution
adopted by the City Council of the City of Hopkins at a regular
meeting thereof held on the 16th day of April , 1968.
(SEAL)
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CLIFFO ,. PE ERSON, ACT
MANAGER
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(Official Publication)
CITY OF HOPKINS
MINNESOTA.
NOTICE FOR BIDS FOR LABOR AND MATERIALS NECESSARY
T0. FURNISH AND INSTAI,L CHAIIV LINK SOFT BALL FEh1CING
SF�P,LID BIDS will be received by the City D4anager at the City
Hall, Hopkins, Minnesota, until Thursday, April 11, 1968, at 10:00 A.M.,
local time, and then and there opened and publicly read and as soon as
possible award of a contract will be made by the City for the following:
Furnish and install 866 Lin. Ft. 6 foot chain link fence
146 Lin. Ft. 10 foot chain link fence, including gates
and other appurtenances thereto
all in accordance with plans and specifications on file in the office of
the City �gineer.
Bidder�s Bonds or Certified Checks are required for ten percent (10��
of the bid as a guarantee of entry into a contract.
The right is reserved to accept or reject any or all bids.
CITY OF HOPKINS
C.R.Peterson, Acting City Manager
To be published in the Hennepin County Review, March 28, 1968.
To be published in the Construction Bulletin, March 28, 1968.
. CITY �JF H�PKINS
I�4I�ITIESOT,A.
TA1�'UI.A'TION OF BIDS FOR �'ENCTNG OF SOFTB��LL FYELIi
Opening - Thuxsday, April 1i, 1968, 10:00 a.m.
BIDi.'+ER TOTAL S.�,U TER.a�2S ,._,___ DELIVERY _
Amco $2, 98(i.00 2.50
C�owle� 3, 24 �. �,f� 2 0 79 rtaq 1- Ma� 15
A,nclaor 3, 27 a. 39 2< 28
U. �. S�eel 39742.70 2e77
` -Century 3,7���ev0 2,85 30 days
Sea�s 4,23i�.�6 �.10 ASAP
Design 4, 29(3. QO 2 0 85 June 15 - Jul.p 30
"��wn 5,183 e�)0 Z.16 �y 1- Ju�e 1
A??;.�i'��?�1�I��I.. I.968 "����t1S� �.PFL'�'CA?'IONS
� P�d �Lt�Ufn, �r�ce
Hopkins Motox Sa7.e� for
Pure Oi1 Station
Duan� Ramthun, d/b/a
Dua�:�'s O.I:, Tire StoYe
Comfoxt Heat3ng & �ig� Cox�digionxn:g Coo
Sel� cigare�:tes
Oper,�t� 4 gas pumps and sell
cigarettes
Cl�er:�te 2 �as pumps
Inst�I1 gas burners
A regular meeting of the Council of the City of Hopkins, Minnesota, was held on Tuesday,
May 7, 1968, at 7:30 p.m., in the Council Chambers in the City Hall.
Present were Mayor Pro Tem Pokorny, Councilmen Harriman and Lund, also Acting City Manager
Peterson, City Engineer Strojan, Assistant Engineer Anderson, Building Inspector Blomquist,
� �and City Attorney Vesely.
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Action: Mr. Harriman moved, and Mr. Lund seconded the motion, that the Minutes of the
Reel 84 April 16, 1968, Council meeting be approved and signed. Motion carried.
Side 1
13-
Action: Mr. Lund moved, and Mr. Harriman seconded the motion, that the expenditures dated
-31 May 7, 1968, in the amount of $125,795.84, be approved and authorized for payment.
Motion carried.
Item: 68-62-R. Mr. Harri.man moved, and Mr. Lund seconded the motion, that the proposed
31-82 Human Rights Ordinance be accepted for the first reading with the amendments
as offered. Motion carried.
Item: 67-168-Z. Mr. Harriman moved, and Mr. Lund seconded the motion, that the recommenda-
82- tion from the Zoning & Planning Commission for the approval of Layout ��8,
for the intersection of 5th Avenue North and State Highway ��7, but to
continue consideration with the Highway Dept. of the details of the North-
west and Southeast quadrants relative to gaining better traffic movements
and preservation of private lands be referred back to the Zoning & Planning
Commission to be considered with the Barton Plan. Motion carried.
Item: 67-169-Z. Mr. Harriman moved, and Mr. Lund seconded the motion, that the recommenda-
-116 tion from the Zoning & Planning Commission for approval of the intersection
of Monk Avenue and State Highway ��7, as requested by the State Highway Dept.
.._
in their Layout 4�8, be referred back to the Zoning & Planning Commission
- to be considered with the Barton Plan. Motion carried.
Item: 67-90-0. Mr.'Harriman moved, and Mr. Lund seconded the motion, that the proposed
116-124 Excavation Ordinance and the Regulations to supplement the Ordinance, be
continued to the June 4, 1968, Council meeting. Motion carried.
Item: 68-55-P. Mr. Harriman moved, and Mr. Lund seconded the motion, that a 4 way stop
124-250 sign be installed at the intersection of 15th Avenue North and 4th Street.
Motion carried.
Item: 68-56-0. Mr. Lund moved, and Mr. Pokorny seconded the motion, that Ordinance No. 287,
250-257 "AN ORDINANCE PROVIDING FOR AND REGULATING THE SALE OF INTOXICATING LIQUORS
ON SUNDAY; ESTABLISHING A SPECIAL FEE THEREFOR AND AMENDING SECTION 8 OF
ORDINANCE N0. 19 ACCORDINGLY", be accepted for the second reading therefor
and according to law same to be ordered published. Motion carried. Mr.
Harriman voting no.
Item: 67-203-R. Mr. Harriman moved, and Mr. Lund seconded the motion, that the Engineer's
257-272 Report on construction of public parking lots on Lots 4 and 21, Block 69,
� West Minneapolis 2nd Division, and Lot 1, Block 67, West Minneapolis 2nd
Division, be continued to the June 4, 1968, Council meeting. Motion carried.
Item: 68-43-Z. Mr. Lund moved, and Mr. Harriman seconded the motion, that the recommenda-
272-285 fion from the Zoning & Planning Commission for Council approval of a
variance to build a house from the required rear yard set back of 30 feet
to a set back of 15 feet on the following described property, viz: "that
part of Lot 8, lying Southerly of a line running from a point in Easterly
line of said Lot distance 90 ft. Southerly from Northeasterly corner thereof
to a point in Westerly line of said lot distant 100 ft., Southeasterly from
Northwesterly corner thereof, Block.l2, West Park Addition", also known as
201 idest Park Road, on the condition that the drainage be constructed as
shown on a plan made by Schoell & Madson; dated 2/19/68, and that the owner
grant an easement for drainage purposes as shown on said plan, be denied.
Motion carried.
Item: 68-80-0. Mr. Harriman moved, and Mr. Lund seconded the motion, that Ordinance No. 263,
�"285-326 "AN ORDINANCE REGULATING FOODS, FOOD PREPARATION AND ESTABLISHMENTS", and
fee schedule attached, be referred to the Health & Welfare Commission for
study. Motion carried.
Minutes of the May 7, 1968, Council meeting, cont.
Page 2.
Item: 68-54-P. Mr. Harriman moved, and Mr. Lund seconded the motion, that Resolution No.
326- 1692, "A RESOLUTION ORDERING A HEARING FOR THE INSTALLATION OF CONCRETE
CURB, CONCRETE CURB AND GUTTER, AND STORM SEWER ON SECOND STREET NORTH,
MONROE AVENUE NORTH, JACKSON AVENUE NORTH, VAN BUREN AVENUE NORTH, AND
TYLER AVENUE NORTH IN THE HONEYWELL ORDINANCE PLANT AREA", be adopted.
Motion carried.
Item: 68-185-P. Mr. Lund moved, and Mr. Harriman seconded the motion, that Resolution No.
-493 1693, "A RESOLUTION ORDERING HEARING ON THE INSTALLATION OF SANITARY SEWER
AND WATERMAIN ON TYLER AVENUE NORTH FROM SECOND STREET TO A POINT APPROXI-
MATELY 900 FEET NORTH", be adopted. Motion carried.
Item: 67-199-R. Mr. Lund moved, and Mr. Harriman seconded the motion, that the Mayor and
493-502 Acting.City Manager be authorized to sign the Hopkins-Minnetonka Water
Contract. Motion carried.
Item: 68-65-P. Mr. Lund moved, and Mr. Harriman seconded the motion, that Resolution No.
502- 1694, "A RESOLUTION ORDERING ENGINEER'S REPORT ON PETITION FOR IMPROVEMENT
OF ALLEY BETWEEN 14TH AND 15TH AVENUE NORTH FROM FIRST STREET TO SECOND
STREET", be adopted. Motion carried.
Item: 68-66-P. Mr. Lund moved, and Mr. Harriman seconded the motion, that Resolution No.
1695, "A RESOLUTION ORDERING ENGINEER'S REPORT ON PETITION FOR IMPROVEMENT
OF ALLEY BETWEEN 13TH AND 14TH AVENUE NORTH FROM 4TH STREET TO SERVICE
ROAD ON SOUTH SIDE OF STATE HIGHWAY ��7", be adopted. Motion carried.
Item: 68-67-P. Mr. Lund moved, and Mr. Harriman seconded the motion, that Resolution No.
1696, "A RESOLUTION ORDERING ENGINEER`S REPORT ON PETITION FOR IMPROVEMENT
OF THE EAST-WEST ALLEY IN BLOCK 19, WEST MINNEAPOLIS CENTER FROM HARRISON
AVENUE TO THE EAST LINE OF THE NORTH-SOUTH ALLEY", be adopted. Motion
carried.
Item: 68-68-P. Mr. Harriman moved, and Mr. Lund seconded the motion, that the petition for
-528 a 6 ft. wide bit�inous walkway to encircle the National Game Preserve
bounded by the Westerly alley of 20th Avenue North between lst and 2nd Street
North, East of Shady Oak Road, be referred to the Recreation and Parks
Commission. Motion carried.
Item: 68-69-R. Mr. Lund moved, and Mr. Harriman seconded the motion, that the request by
528- Northern States Power Co., for a permit to install 3 manholes and connecting
duct lines and conduit on Monk Avenue from Excelsior Ave. to a point
approximately 720 ft. North, be granted. Motion carried.
Item: 68-70-R. Mr. Lund moved, and Mr. Harriman seconded the motion, that the request by
-544 Northern States Power Co., for a permit to install 2 manholes and connecting
duct lines and conduit in Powell Road from Excelsior Avenue to a point
approximately 780 ft. North, be granted. Motion carried.
Item: 68-71-R. Mr. Lund moved, and Mr. Harriman seconded the motion, that Resolution No.
544- 1690, "RESOLUTION REVOKING MUNICIPAL STATE AID HIGHWAYS", 9th Avenue South
from 7th Street to the Souty City limits, be adopted. Motion carried.
Item: 68-72-R. Mr. Lund moved, and Mr. Harriman seconded the motion, that Resolution No.
-562 1691, "RESOLUTION ESTABLISHING MUNICIPAL STATE AID STREET", extension of
llth Avenue South from 7th Street to the South City limits, be adopted. .
Motion carried.
Item: 68-73=E. Mr. Harriman moved, and Mr. Lund seconded the motion, that the City Engineer
562-570 be authorized to install a stop sign for the Eastbound traffic on lst Street
South at 17th Avenue. Motion carried.
Item: 68-74-C. Mr. Harriman moved, and Mr. Lund seconded the motion, that the recommenda-
570-670 tion that the City of Hopkins hire a Consulting Engineer to study the
alternative of a new connection to the sanitary sewer system of the City of
Minneapolis, recommend the method of connection and estimate of cost, be
continued to the May 21, 1968, Council meeting, and the City Manager and
City Engineer be instructed to contact St. Louis Park to check if they wish
to join with the City of Hopkins in this sewer study. Motion carried.
Minutes of the May 7,"1968, Council meeting, cont.
Page 3.
Item: 68-75-P. Mr. Lund moved, and Mr. Harriman seconded the motion, that Resolution No.
670-676 1697, "A RESOLUTION ORDERING ENGINEER'S REPORT ON PETITION FOR ALLEY
IMPROVEMENT BETWEEN lOTH AND 11TH AVENUE NORTH FROM 3RD STREET TO 4TH STREET",
be adopted. Motion carried.
Item: 68-76-R. Mr. Lund moved, and Mr. Harriman seconded the motion, that the owner of,
676- and all other persons interested in the residence building located at
38-lOth Avenue North, Hopkins, Minnesota, the legal description of which is
Lot 2, Block 69, West Minneapolis 2nd Division, Hennepin County, Minnesota,
be and they are hereby ordered to raze, demolish and remove said building
....,.�. ._ ......:.wiihin 60 days of the service of a�:�City Order drawn in conformity herewith
so to do, which building is hereby declared to be hazardous and dangerous
to the public; all pursuant to M,S.A. 463.15 to 463.26, and that this and
such Order be enforced pursuant to such Statute. Motion carried.
Item: 68-77-R. Mr. Lund moved, and Mr. Harriman seconded the motion, that the owner of, .
-683 and all other persons interested in the garage building located at;126=10th
Avenue North, Hopkins, Minnesota, the legal description of which is�'"Lot 5,
Block 69, West Minneapolis 2nd Division, Hennepin County, Minnesota, be and
they hereby are ordered to raze, demolish and remove said garage building
within 60 days of the service of a City Order drawn in conformity herewith
so to do, which building is hereby declared to be hazardous and dangerous
to the public; all pursuant to M.S.A. 463.15 to 463.26, and that this and
such Order be enforced pursuant to such Statute. Motion carried.
`Item: 68-78-R. Mr. Harriman moved, and Mr. Lund seconded the motion, that the City Manager
683-694 be instructed to contact the Village of Minnetonka with reference to a
discussion of a joint project concerning the need for a sanitary landfill
or incinerator, and set a date for a joint meeting of the two communities.
Motion carried.
Item: 68-79-0. Mr. Lund moved, and Mr. Harriman seconded the motion, that Ordinance No.
694-703 288, "AN ORDINANCE AMENDING THAT PART OF HOPKINS ZONING ORDINANCE N0. 269,
PERTAINING TO SIGNS", be accepted for the first reading. Motion carried.
Item: 68-81-P. Mr. Lund moved, and Mr. Harriman seconded the motion, that the request from
703- Hopkins Elk Lodge 4�2221, for a bingo permit for the months of May and June,
1968, be granted. Motion carried.
Item: 68-82-R. Mr. Harriman moved, and Mr. Lund seconded the motion, that the request for
-725 transfer of funds from the salary accounts of the Street Dept., in the
amount of $3,200, and the Manager's salary account in the amount of $3,600,
total of $6,800, to the Police Dept. salary account, be approved and to be-
come effective July 1, 1968. Motion carried.
Item: 68-83-L. Mr. Lund moved, and Mr. Harriman seconded the motion, that the additional
725-733 1968 license applications, be approved. (see list attached) Motion carried.
Item: 68-84-L. Mr. Harriman moved, and Mr. Lund seconded the motion, that the letter dated
733- May 7, 1968, from Mr. Herbert 0. Klossner, Chief Engineer, Hennepin County
Highway Dept.,(and the 4 page report attached) be included in the Minutes
as is. Motion carried. (see letter & report attached)
Action: Mr. Lund moved, and Mr. Pokorny seconded the motion, that a subcommittee of
the Council consisting of Mr. Harriman and Mr. Blake, in liaison with the
Mayor, contact the Hennepin County Board relative to the progress of the
design of County Road 18, within the Hennepin County Highway Dept. at the
earliest possible time it can be arranged. Motion carried.
Action: Mr. Harriman moved, and Mr. Lund seconded the motion, that the proposed
Gun Control Ordinance be referred to the Health & Welfare Commission.
Motion carried.
Minutes of the May 7, 1968, Council meeting, cont. Page 4.
Action: Mr. Lund moved, and Mr. Harriman seconded the motion, that the meeting be
-878 adjourned. Motion carried.
CITY OF HOPKINS
Hennepin County, Minnesota
ORDINANCE N0. 287
AN ORDINANCE PROVIDING FOR AND REGULATING THE
SALE AT ON SALE OF INTOXICATING LIQUORS ON
SUNDAY; ESTABLISHING A SPECIAL LICENSE AND FEE
THEREFOR AND AMENDING SECTION 8 OF ORDINANCE
N0. 19 ACCORDINGLY
Be it ordained by the City Council of.the City of Hopkins as
follows:
Section 1. SPECIAL LICENSES:
The City Council of the City of Hopkins may grant a special license
for the sale of intoxicating liquors at on sale on Sunday to any establishment
in the City of Hopkins which is a hotel or a restaurant as defined in the laws
of the State of Minnesota 1967, Chapter 19, Section 1, and which establishments
have facilities for serving not less than thirty guests at one time, and which
establishments have been or may after be issued an on sale license for the
sale of intoxicating liquors.
Section 2. HOURS OF SUNDAY SALES:
Such establishments may serve intoxicating liquors on Sunday between
the hours of 12:00 o'clock noon and 12:00 o'clock midnight in conjunction with
the serving of food.
Section 3. CONDITIONS OF SALE:
No such sale of intoxicating liquors on Sundays may be made except
in conjunction with the serving of food and no liquor shall be served on Sundays
other than to persons who are seated at tables.
Section. 4... LICENSES :
It is unlawful for any such establishment, directly or indirectly,
to sell or serve such intoxicating liquors hereinabove provided without having
first obtained a special license so to do. Such special license may be issued
by the City of Hopkins for a period of one year and such special license may be
revoked at any time for cause.
Section 5. APPLICATION:
Application for such special license shall be made to the City Clerk
of Hopkins in the same manner as applications for other licenses to sell
intoxicating liquors are made. Each such application shall be accompanied by
a fee of $200.00, which shall be the fee per calander year or any fraction
thereof.
Section 6. SECTION 8 OF ORDINANCE N0. 19 OF THE CITY OF HOPKINS:
Which Ordinance is entitled an Ordinance Licensing and Regulating the Sale
of Intoxicating Liquor, is hereby amended in conformity herewith.
Section 7. PENALTIES:
The violation of any provision of this Ordinance shall be subject
to the provisions of Hopkins Ordinance No. 225.
First read at a regular meeting of the Council of the City of Hopkins
held on April 16, 1968, and finally read, approved, adopted and ordered
published at a regular meeting of said Council held on May 7, 1968.
C. R, PETERSON,
Secretary
JOSEPH C. VESELY,
City Attorney
Published in the Hopkins Sun May 16, 1968.
RESOLUTION N0. 1690
RESOLUTION REVOKING MUNICIPAL STATE AID HIGHWAYS
WF�REAS, it appears to the City Council of the City of Hopkins,
Minnesota that the road hereinafter described should be revoked as a
P�Iunicipal State Aid Street under the provisions of Minnesota Laws;
NOW, THEREF'ORE, BE RESOLVID, by the City Council of the City of
Hopkins that the road described as follows, to—wit:
9th Avenue South from 7th Street South to 11th Street South,
now numbered and known as Municipal State Aid Street 344
Segment 010
be� and hereby is, revoked as a Municipal State Aid Street of said
City subject to the approval of the Commissioner of Highways of the
State of I�Zinnesota.
BE IT FURTHER RESOLVID, that the City Clerk is hereby authorized
and directed to forward two certified copies of this Resolution to the
Commissioner of Highways for his consideration.
ADOPTID May 7. � � 9,�j$
ATTEST:
�� ���,�r�,�
City Clerk
CERTIFICATION
I hereby certify that the above is a true and correct copy of a
Resolu�ion duly passed, adopted and approved by the City Council of said
City on MaY � , 19 68 .
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City Clerk
SEAL CITY OF HOPKINS
RESOLUTION N0. 1691
RESOLUTION ESTABLISHING MUNICIPAL STATE AID STREET
WHII�F,AS, it appears to the City Council of the City of Hopkins,
Minnesota, that the street hereinafter described should be designated a
Municipal State Aid Street under the provisions of Minnesota Laws of 1959,
Chapter 500:
NOW, THEREFORE, BE IT RESOLVID, by the City Council of the City of Hopkins,
that the road described as follows, to—wit:
11th Avenue Sonth from 7th Street South to 11th Street South
be, and hereby is established, located, and designated a Municipal State
Aid Street of said City, subject to the approval of the Commissioner of
Highways of the State of Minnesota.
BE IT FURTHER RESOLVID, that the City Clerk is hereby authorized
and directed to forward two certified copies of this Resolution to the
Commissioner of Highways for his consideration, and that upon his approval
of the designation of said road or portion thereof, that same be constructed,
improved and maintained as a Municipal State Aid Street of the City of Hopkins,
to be numbered and known as Municipal State Aid Street No. 344 Segment 010.
ADOFTID May 7, �968
ATTEST:
� ��������
City Clerk
CERTIFICATION
I hereby certify that the above is a true and correct copy of a
Resolution duly passed, adopted and approved by the City Council of said
City on May �� , 19 68
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c�t� cle�"
SEAL CITY OF HOPKINS�
CITY OF HOPKIIdS
Hennepin County, Minnesota
xE�oLUTI02d �Jo. i692
A RESOLUTIOPI RECE1UlP,IC REPORT AP1D
CALLIi�1G FOR I�ARIi��dG OPd IIfIPFi,OVEN]EVTS
WHEREAS, pursuant to Resolution Ido. 1687 of the �ouncii adopted April i6th,
1968, a report has been prepared by John Strojan, �ity Engineer, with reference
to Second Street North from Monroe �venue Pdorth to a point approximately 680 feet
East of Tyier Avenue North; on both sides of `i`yler tivenue North from Second Street
North to a point approximately 200 feet North; on Jan 3uren Avenue I�orth frorn
Secorxl Street Plorth to a point approximateiy 350 feet PJorth; on Jackson Avenue
North from Secorrl Street Tdorth to a point approximately 250 feet :dorth; on P�Ionroe
Atienue Plorth from Second Street North to a point appro�dmately 225 feet North by
the instailation of concrete curb, concrete curb. arrl gutter, street surfacing,
street repair and storm sewer thereon and this report ti�ras received by the Council
on May 7th, 1968.
PdCxn1, THEREFOP�, BE IT RESOLVED by the �ity Council of Hopkins, I%!innesota,
as f ollows:
i. lhe Council wiil cons�_der the improvernent of such streets in accordance
with the report and the assessment of: Tracts I, J, K arri L, .Kegistered Land
Survey Vo. 56i; Lots 1 thru 21�, inciusive, B1ocK 1; Lots 1 thru 7, inclusive,
Lots 16 thru 24, inciusive, Block 2, aIi in jtevens Oakwood Park; Lot 9�,
Auditor's Subdivision No. 239; Lots 1 thru 18, inciusive, Block 1, inciuding
vacated street ar� aileys; Lots 1 thru 25, inclusive, Block2, inciuding vacated
street and alley; Lots 1 thru 26, inclusive, Block 3, inciuding vacated street
and a11ey; Lots i thru 26, inclusive, Block 1�, all in ti'�est T�Iinneapolis Center
f or all or a portion of the cost of the improvement pursuarit to i�1.S.A., Secs.
Lt29.011 to Secs. L�29.111, at an estimated totai cost of the irrprove:rent of
$25,162.00.
2. A public hearing shail be held on such proposed improvement on the
l�th day of June , 196�, in the Council Charabers of the City Hail at 7:30 o'clock
P.M., and the �lerk shali give published notice of such hearing and improvement
as required by Iaw .
Adopted by the Councii of the �ity of Hopkins, i��innesota, this
7th day of May, 196£3.
C. R. PETERSOPI, JOHPd F. HAI�dLEY,
Secretary to the Council Mayor
JOSEPH C. VESELY,
City Attorney
CITY OF HUPKINS
Hennepin County, T�Iinnesota
RESOLUTION NU. 1693
A RF�OLUTION RECEIVING REPORT APili
CALLING FQR I-IE��RIiVG ON IT�IPRO'tiTET�+IJTS
WHEREAS, pursuant to N.esolution No. 1656 of the Council adopted
October 17th,i967, a report has been prepared by John Strojan, City
Engineer, with reference to Tyler Avenue Pdorth from Second Street North
to a point appro ximately 900 feet North by the installation of Sanitary
Sewer and. Watermain thereon and this report was received by the Council
on May 7th, 1968..
PdOW, THEREFORE, BE IT RES OLVED by the City Council of Hopkins,
I�'Iinnesota, as follows:
1. The �ouncil will consider the improvement of such street in
accordance with the report and the assessment of Lots 1 thru 9, inclusive,
Block i, Stevens Oaitwood Park and Tracts I, J, and K, Registered Land
Survey No. 561 for all or a portion of the cost of the improvement pursuant
to M.S.A., Secs.429.011 to Secs. l�29.111, at an estimated total cost of
the improvement of $16,393.00 for sanitary sewer and $15,21�9•00 f or
watermain.
2. A public hearing shall be held on such proposed improvement on
the 4th day of June, i968 in the Council Chambers of the City Hall at
7:30 o'clock F.M., and the Clerk shall give published notice of such
hearing and improvement as required by iaw.
Adopted by the Council of the City of Hopkins, i`�innesota, this
7th day of May, 1968.
C. R. PETERSOid, JOHN F. HAPdLEY,
Secretary to the Council Mayor
JOSEPH C. VESELY,
City Attorney
Kerber
CITY OF HOPKIIJS
Hennepin �ounty, Mi.nnesota
RESOLUTION N0. 1691�
A RESOLUTTG�d OR'1ERING PREPt�T1C'iJ
OF �idGI:VL;r;R'S 1ZN;YORT 0�1 II�'P13.OVEi�1'Ei'�T;�
WHEREAS a petition has been received requesting the irrprotiement
of the North-South aiiey betu�een Fourteenth Avenue Plorth and Fifteenth
Avenue North from First Street �dorth to Second Street North by conerete
surfacing thereon and the assessment of benefitting property for all or
a portion of the cost of the irrg�roverrent pursuant to PZ.S.A., Secs. Ct29.0i1
to Secs . 1�29.111.
Pd0[n', THEREF'ONE, BE IT RESOLV��'� BY TI_E CITY COUNCIL GF Tit�ECITY OF
HOPKIATS, PJfIIi�TESOTA, that the proposed improvement be referred to John
Strojan, City Lngineer, for study and he is instructed to report with
all c onvenient speed advising the Countii in a preliminary way as to whether
the proposed ir�provements are feasible and as to whether they shouid best
be made as proposed or in connecticn with some other improvement, and the
estimated cost of the improvements as recornmended.
Adopted by the City Councii of the City of Hopkins, r`'Linnesota, this
7th day of ;1ay, 1968.
C. R. PETERSOPd, JOHi� F. HANLE;Y,
Secretary to the council Mayor
JCSEPN C. VESELY,
City �lttorney
Kerber
CITY OF HQPKII�
Hennepin County, Minnesota
RESOLUTIOid N0. 1695
A RESOLUTION ORDERIPdG PREPARAlIOPd
OF ENGIIJy+R'S REPORT ON IP�fPFtOVEMENI'S
Wi-�RFAS a petition has �een received requesting the improvemerit
of the alley between Thirteenth Avenue Pdorth and Fourteenth kvenue
North from Fourth Street Pdorth to the Service road south of Highway
No. 7 by reconstruction and surfacing thereon and the assessment of
benefitting property for aIl or a portion of the cost oi the improve-
ment pursuant to N1.S.A., Secs. 1�29.Oi1 to Secs. l�29.i11.
NO��, TF�REFURE, BE IT RESOLVED BY THE CITY COUNCIL OF TI-IE CITY aF
HOP�:INS, I�fIT�Id=;SOTA, that the proposed improvement be reierred to John
Strojan, �ity Engineer, for study arr3. he is instructed to report i�;ith
all convenient speed advising the �ouncil in a preiimir�ry way as to
whether tYie proposed improvements are feasi bie and as to wheth.er they
should best � macie as proposed or in connection with some other improve-
ment, and the estimated cost of the i:nproz�ments as recommended..
�dopted by the City �ouncil of t he �ity of Hopkins, Minnesota, this
7th day of May, i968.
C. R. PETERSGP�d, JOHPd F. HAt�1LEY,
Secretary to the �ouncil Mayor
JQSEPf-: C. V�SELY,
City �ttorney
�terber
G
Kerber
CITY OF HOPKII�
He nnepin C ounty , PZinries ota
RESOLUTIO:J N0. 1696
A F�ESOLUTIOid ORUERING PREPkRATIG IV
OF F;1dGI�'d`:�ER�S R.EPOr'�T ON II��ROVEMEIdTS
[�HERF;AS a petition has been received requesting the improvement
of East-Z:Test aliey in Block 19, West Minneapoiis Center, from Harrison
Avenue South to the East line of TJorth-South alley by concrete surfacing
thereon and the assessment of benefitting property for all or a portion
of the cost of the irr�rovement pursuant to M.S.A.� Secs. l�29.OII to
Secs. 429.111.
1dOti�J, THERF,FORE, P,E IT �SOLVZD BY THE CITY COUPdCIL OF THE CITY OF
:�30PKIPIS, I�IVI�SGTA, that the proposed improvernent be referred to John
Strojan, City Engineer, f or stuciy and he is instructed to report with
all convenient speed advising the Councii in a preliminary way as to
whether the proposed improvements are feasible and as to whether they should
best be made as proposed or in connection witr. some other improT.Tement,.
and the estimated cost of the improvements as recommended.
Adopted by the city Councii of the �ity of Hopkins, I�linnesota, this
7th day of May, 1968.
C. R. PETERSON, JOHN F. HANLEY,
Secretary to the council Mayor
J�EPH C. VESELY,
Cit�T Attorney
CITY OF HOPKIRrS
Hennepin County, P�innesota
P�E�OLUTIU�1 N0. 1697
A RESOLUTION ORLERT�JG PRF;PARATION
OF EPJGITdEER'S REPURT OV INI�°i�OVEA�I�S
WHEi�EAS a petition has been received requesting the improvement
of the Pdorth�outh alley between Tenth Avenue North and Eleventh
Avenue PJorth from Third Street Idorth to rourth Street North by concrete
surfacing thereon arr� the assessment of benefitting property for ali or
a portion of the cost ot' the i?nprovement pursuant to P�I.S.A., �ecs.
Lt29.011 to Secs. 429.111.
NOfnI, THEREFORE, BE IT �RESOLVED BY TI-� CITY COUNCIL OF Tr� CITY Or
HOPKIiJS, T�III�v�SOTA, that the proposed improvement be referred. to John
Strojan, �ity �ngineer, for study and he is instructed to report with
all convenient speed advisin� the Council in a preliminary way as to
whether the proposed irrq�rovements are feasible and as to whether they
should best be made as proposed or in connection with some other
improvement, and the estimated cost of the improvements as recorrunended.
Adopted by the City Council of the �ity of Hopkins, Nlinnesota, this
7th day of May, 1968.
C. R. PETERSON, JOHN F. HAI�ILEY,
Secretary to the Council Mayor
J�EPH C. VESELY,
City Attorney
Kerber
�DDITIONI� 1968 LICENSE A]PPLTCATIO�S
G, 3. Joh�eano d/b/a
GZL°S TIRE & AVTO SUPPLY
Edward T. K�olBr � Coo, ?nc.
Richa�cd F. Holt, dba
�iAMAHA OF HOPKINS
Honey�aell, Inco Reseazch �1
Honeywell, Ince Research �2
Bridge�arc of Hopkins
Operatte 3 gas pumps and sell soft dr7,nlc�-
Install gas buraers and regis�e� Staee
Plumbizag License No e
Operate Used Car Lor, sell riotor B�kE>s �
seil soft drinks
Sei.l soft drinks, cigarette� & an�.1�.
Sei.l soft drinks
5e21 soft drinks � milk
Hig�way Department
Mr. john Hanley, Mayor
City of Hopkins
1010 lst Street
Hopkins, Minnesota 55343
Dear Mr. Hanley:
�iennepin CountV
✓
320 Waehington �ive. So.,Hop�ins, �'linnesota 55343
7 May 1 9 6 8
Transmitted herewith is a progress report of the Hennepin County Highway
Department`s analysis of the Barton Aschman Report on County State Aid
Highway No. 18 through Hopkins .
I have tried to discuss some of the major problems which we feel must be
resolved before we can prepare preliminary layouts for municipal approval.
We appreciate the fine cooperation we have received from your Public Works
staff and we hope the spirit of cooperation will continue until we have
settled these maj or problems and have arrived at the most efficient and
economical design possible.
If you have any questions concerning this progress report please contact
me at your convenience.
Very t ly yours ,
� U
_ �C.. � �
Herbert O. Klossner
Chief Engineer
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Enclosure
cc: Commissioner E. F. Robb
A, j. Lee
PROGRESS REPORT - CSAH 18 through Hopkins
The Hennepin County Highway Department is presently analyzing the Barton-
Aschman report which was presented to the public on Tuesday, February 27th,
at the Hopkins City Hall. The report as presented did not include any cost
estimates, and the layouts were only schematic drawings. Profiles were not
provided with the report. Shortly after the presentation of the report, the High-
way Department contacted Barton-As¢hman & Associates for profiles and began
to prepare cost estimates based on these profiles and the schematic drawings
provided by Barton Aschman & Associates . The design analysis was delayed
because of the controversy over CSAH 18 from TH 55 to CR 70, and the review
by the Metropolitan Council.
For purposes of discussion we will divide the project into several segments:
1) CSAH 18 Interchange with 36th Avenue
This interchange is about one-third of a mile from the TH 7
interchange and is in direct conflict with the interchange
spacing recommended in the Metropolitan Development Guide.
Since access to the area northeast of the interchange of TH 7
and CSAH 18 will be provided by a diamond interchange at
Monk Avenue, and access to the northwest will be provided
by an interchange at 5th Avenue, further study should be under-
taken to determine if interchange or only separation is necessary.
sheet 2
2) CSAH 18 Interchange with TH 7
This intersection is presently under study by the Minnesota
Highway Department .
3) CSAH 18 Interchange with CSAH 3(Excelsior Boulevard)
The basic layout of this interchange seems adequate except
for the following:
a) The plan calls for CSAH 3 to be carried on Excelsior
Boulevard through the interchange, and then south
at Fifth Avenue to meet existing CSAH No. 3.
The anticipated heavy left-turn volume at Excelsior
Boulevard and Fifth Avenue could cause considerable
congestion at this intersection. Alternate routes
for CSAH No. 3 are being studied.
b) The frontage road on the south side of Excelsior
Boulevard just east of Fifth Street is being studied
in an attempt to give satisfactory access to these
properties in some other way. As the frontage road
now exists on the plan, left turns into the frontage
road from the east could seriously impair the smooth
operation of Excelsior Boulevard.
c) The traffic from the industrial area in the NE Quadrant
is being analyzed to determine if a bridge at Second
Avenue is necessary to prevent overloading the
Excelsior interchange.
sheet 3
4) CSAH 18 from the Excelsior Interchange
to the Vicinitv of Nine Mile Creek
There are problems of access on this stretch of CSAH 18
which must be worked out between the City of Hopkins
and the Villages of Edina and Minnetonka . The need for
access between Excelsior Boulevard and Nine Mile Creek
must also be studied in light of the access spacing for
freeways in the Metropolitan Development Guide. The
location of the Nine Mile Creek interchange must be set
with the approval of the three municipalities involved.
5) Cost Comparison
Because of the difference in the original design by Hennepin
County and the design by Barton Aschman & Associates, Inc.
it is not practical to split the designs at the same place to
compare costs, however they are very close.
The estimate for the Hennepin County design from .4 mile
north of CSAH 62 to Third Street South, a distance of approxi-
mately 1.8 miles, was $2, 398, 000.00; the estimate for the
Barton Aschman design from .4 mile north of CSAH 62 to
600 feet south of Third Street South, a distance of approxi-
mately 1. 7 miles , is $4 , 640. 00.
The estimate for the Hennepin County design from Third Street
South to north of CSAH 5, a distance of approximately 2 miles ,
0
sheet 4
n
was $7,540,000.00; the estimate for the Barton Aschman design
from 600 feet south of Third Street to north of CSAH 5, a distance
of approximately 2.1 miles , is $10, 604, 000. 00.
This increase in cost is primarily due to the increase in the size
and number of bridges , additional frontage. roads , collector dis-
tributors and retaining walls .
It must be determined if the increase in cost is balanced by an
increase in the overall operating efficiency of the facility.
HOK: db
5-7-68
A-regular meeting of the Council of the City of Hopkins, Minnesota, was held on Tuesday,
May 21, 1968, at 7:30 p.m., in the Council Chambers in the City Hall.
Present were Mayor Hanley, Councilmen Blake, Harriman, Lund and Pokorny, also Acting City
Manager Peterson, Adm. Assistant:Woolley, City Engineer Strojan, Asst. Engineer Anderson,
Building Inspector Blomquist and City Attorney Vesely.
Reel 85 Item: 68-62-R. Mr. Harriman moved, and Mr. Pokorny seconded the motion, that
Side 2 the proposed Human Rights Ordinance be continued to the June 4,
Action: 1968, Council meeting. Motion carried.
3-115
Action: Mr. Poko"rny�:. moved, and Mr. Harriman seconded the motion, that the Minutes of
115- the May 7, 1968, Council meeting be approved and signed. Motion carried.
Action: Mr. Pokorny moved, and Mr. Harriman seconded the motion, that expenditures dated
-149 May 21, 1968, in the amount of $83,066.07, be approved and authorized for pay-
ment. Motion carried.
Pursuant to notice bids were opened on Tuesday, May 21, 1968, at 10:00 a.m., for
furnishirig of Aggregate for Bituminous Seal Coat, and the following bids were
received. (see tabulation of bids attached)
Action: 4�1 Mr. Blake moved, and Mr. Lund seconded the motion, that the contract for furnish-
149- ing of Aggregate for Bituminous Seal Coat, be awarded to the Western Concrete
Products in the amount of $1,700.00. Motion carried.
Pursuant to notice bids were opened on Tuesday, May 21, 1968, at 10:00 a.m.,
for Furnishing and Applying Traffic Paints in the City of Hopkins, and the
bid of AAA Striping Service (James Exworthy) was received.
Action: ��2 Mr. Pokorny moved, and Mr. Blake seconded the motion, that the contract for
Furnishing and Applying Traffic Paint in the City of Hopkins, be awarded to
AAA Striping Service in the amount of $1,200.00. Motion carried.
Pursuant to notice bids were opened on Tuesday, May 21, 1968, at 10:00 a.m., for
Bituminous Surfacing and Bituminous Materials in the City of Hopkins, and the
following bids were received. (see tabuiation of bids attached)
Action: ��3 Mr. Lund moved, and Mr. Pokorny seconded the motion, that Items ��1 thru 4�4 (see
tabulation) in the amount of $5,390.00, F.O.B. Plant, be awarded to B1ack Top
Service. Motion carried.
Mr. Lund moved, and Mr. Harriman seconded the motion, that Items �65,��6, and ��10,
(see tabulation) in the amount of $19,400.00, F.O.B. Site and Applied, be
awarded to Plehal Blackt'opping. Motion carried.
Mr. Harriman moved, and Mr. Lund seconded the motion, that Items ��7,��8 and ��9,
(see tabulation) in the amount of $1,7400.00, F.O.B. Site and Applied, be awarded
to Black Top Service. Motion carried.
Pursuant to notice bids were opened on Tuesday, May 21, 1968, at 10:00 a.m., for
Street Improvements, and the following bids were received. (see tabulation of
bids attached)
Action: ��4 Mr. Lund moved, and Mr. Pokorny seconded the motion, that the.contract for Street
-200 Improvements in the City of Hopkins, be awarded to Suburban Paving, in the amount
of $18,548.10. Motion carried.
Item: 68-15-E. & 16-E. Mr. Pokorny moved, and Mr. Blake seconded the motion, that Resolution
200-211 No. 1698, "A RESOLUTION ORDERING THE IMPROVEMENT ON 11TH AVENUE SOUTH FROM 7TH
STREET TO A POINT APPROXIMATELY 1000 FEET SOUTH BY THE ACQUISITION OF LAND,
INSTALLATION OF ROADS, SANITARY SEWER, WATERMAINS, CURB AND GUTTERS, SIDEWALKS,
DRIVEWAYS AND STREET SURFACING THEREON", be adopted. Area to be assessed for
such improvement is that part of the Northeast Quarter (NE�) of the Southwest
Quarter (SW�) of the Southwest Quarter (SW�) of Section 25, Township 117, Range
22, lying Westerly of Nine Mile Creek. Estimated cost of such improvement is
, $113,717.21. Motion carried.
Item: 68-61-C. Mr. Harriman moved, and Mr. Pokorny seconded the motion, that the communica-
211-220 tion from the Village of Minnetonka requesting Hopkins participation in the
Joint Powers Agreement for the formation of the Southwest Sanitary Sewer Dist.,
be continued to the June 4, 1968, Council meeting. Motion carried.
Minutes, Cont. May 21, 1968
Page.2.
Items: 68-79-0. Mr. Lund moved, and Mr. Pokorny seconded the motion, that Ordinance No. 288,
220-223 "AN ORDINANCE AMENDING THAT PART OF HOPKINS ZONING ORDINANCE N0. 269,
PERTAINING TO SIGNS", be accepted for the second reading therefor and
according to law same to be ordered published. Motion carried.
Item: 68-84-L, Mr. Lund moved, and Mr. Pokorny seconded the motion, that the application
223-289 by Mr. Arlo Lee, for an Off Sale Intoxicating Liquor License, be approved.
Mr. Blake and Mr. Harriman voting no. Motion carried.
Item: 68-85-R. Mr. Harriman moved, and Mr. Pokorny seconded the motion, that the request
289-405 by Mrs. Charles 0'Mally and Mrs. Gloria Slechta, for some action regarding
the fatal accident on 12/1/67, on 17th Avenue North and 2nd Street, be
referred to the City Attorney for reconsideration. Motion carried.
Item; 68-86-R. Mr. Harriman moved, and Mr. Lund seconded the motion, that permission be
405-463 granted to the Kiwanis Club to place flags in front of the merchants places
of business on Excelsior Avenue. Motion carried.
Item: 68-87-C. Mr. Harriman moved, and Mr. Lund seconded the motion, that the Claim of
463-_466 Mr. Palmer Sveen, for damages to his basement from a broken water meter,
be referred to the City Attorney. Motion carried.
Item: 68-88-Z. Mr. Blake moved, and Mr. Lund seconded the motion, that the recommendation
466- from the Zoning and Planning Commission for a Conditional Use Permit to
allow molding and fabrication of pressure formed plastic objects on the
lower level of the building located on Lot 2, Block 1, Oak Ridge 2nd Addn.,
24 Shady 0ak Road, be granted. Motion carried. (Z&P Case ��68-05-P. Roart
Plastics)
Item: 68-89-Z. Mr. Pokorny moved, and Mr. Blake seconded the motion, that the recommenda-
-486 tion from the Zoning & Planning Commission to allow the fabrication of
plastics and silk screen printing on the lower level of the building located
at 1426-1430 Excelsior Ave. W., described as follows: "Commencing at a point
in the South line of Excelsior Avenue 389 ft. West from East line of the
SW� of SW�, thence West along said South line a distance of 239-4/lOfeet,
thence South 350 ft. parallel with the East line thereof, thence East,
thence Northerly to beginning, Section 24, Hennepin County, be granted.
Motion carried. (Z&P Case ��68-08-C. - John Glynn)
Item: 68-91-R. Mr. Harriman moved, and Mr. Lund seconded the motion, that the request for
486-520 installation of a stop sign for South bound traf-fic at the intersection of
12th Avenue North and the Chicago, Northwestern R.R. tracks, (12th Ave. No.
& 2nd St.) be referred to the City Engineer and Police Dept., for review.
Motion carried.
Item: 68-75-P. Mr. Harriman moved, and Mr. Lund seconded the motion, that Resolution No.
520- 1699, "A RESOLUTION ORDERING HEARING ON THE CONSTRUCTION OF A CONCRETE ALLEY
BETWEEN lOTH AND 11TH AVENUE NORTH FROM THIRD STREET TO FOURTH STREET", be
adopted. Motion carried.
Item: 68-65-P. Mr. iiarriman moved, and Mr. Lund seconded the motion, that Resolution No.
1700, "A RESOLUTION ORDERING HEARING ON CONSTRUCTION OF A CONCRETE ALLEY
BETWEEN 14TH AND 15TH AVENUE NORTH FROM FIRST STREET TO SECOND STREET", be
adopted. Motion carried.
Item: 68-66-P. Mr. Harriman moved, and Mr, Lund seconded the motion, that Resolution No.
1701, "A RESOLUTION ORDERING HEARING ON THE CONSTRUCTION OF A CONCRETE ALLEY
BETWEEN 13TH AND 14TH AVENUE NORTH FROM FOURTH STREET TO SERVICE ROAD", be
adopted. Motion carried.
Item: 68-67-P. Mr. Harriman moved, and Mr. Lund seconded the motion, that Resolution No.
-616 1702, "A RESOLUTION ORDERING HEARING ON CONSTRUCTION OF A CONCRETE ALLEY
(E-W) IN BLOCK 19, WEST MINNEAPOLIS CENTER", be adopted. Motion carried.
Item: 68-53-P. Mr. Pokorny moved, and Mr. Blake seconded the motion, that Resolution No.
616-686 1703, "A RESOLUTION ORDERING HEARING ON EXTENSION OF SANITARY SEWER AND
WATERMAIN ON EXTENSION OF CAMBRIDGE STREET FROM MON& AVENUE TO A POINT
APPROXIMATELY 240 FEET WEST", be adopted. Motion carried.
Minutes, cont. May 21, 1968
Page 3.
Item: 68-92-R. Mr. Harriman moved, and Mr. Pokorny seconded the motion, that the Engineer's
686- recommendation that a stop sign be installed for Northbound traffic on 9th
Avenue South at 7th Street South, be approved. Motion carried.
Item: 68-93-R. Mr. Lund moved, and Mr. Pokorny seconded the motion, that the Engineer's
-712 recommendation that the West side of 17th Avenue North from Highwayi��7 to
a point 200 ft. South of the centerline of Highway ��7, be posted No'Parking,
be granted. Motion carried.
712-849
849-888
888-1011
1012
Discussion on Housing of the Elderly.
Civil Defense Exercise to be held on Thursday, May 23, 1968, in the Council
Chambers in the City Hall.
Mr. Harriman designated as Council representative for the Housing Authority
meeting in June.
Mr. Harriman moved, and Mr. Lund seconded the motion, that the meeting be
adjourned. Motion carried.
(Official Publication)
CITY OF HOPKINS
Hennepin County, Minnesota
NOTICE OF PUBLIC SALE OF PERSONAL PROPERTY IN
THE POSSESSION OF THE CITY OF HOPKINS AFTER
� SEIZURE OR CONFISCATION THEREOF BY THE CITY
POLICE AND OTHER OFFICERS PURSUANT TO HOPKINS
ORDINANCE N0. 162.
NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that miscellaneous items of personal property
or chattels which have lawfully come into the possession of the City of Hopkins
in the course of its municipal operation, including the seizure or confiscation
thereof by the Police of the City of Hopkins or by other officers or employees
thereof, which property has remained by the owners and has been in the possession
of the municipality continually for a period of at least six months, the approximate
date of the receipt of such property being hereinafter stated, all items of which
property having come into the possession of the City by purchase, confiscation,
seizure, or discovery after abandonment thereof, viz:
DATE RECEIVED
5/1/67
5/7/67
5/15/67
6/10.67
6/14/67
6/28/67
8/8/67
8/8/67
8/13/67
8/22/67
9/30/67
9/30/67
10/10/67
10/10/67
10/15/67
. , ;' .1'0/29/67
11/1/67
10/31/67
11/1/67
11/21/67
11/30/67
1/3/68
1/17/68
DATE RECEIVED
1/26/68
2/19/68
12/20/67
12/26/67
12/26/67
12/20/67
1/26/68
1/20/68
12/4/67
12/13/67
12/28/67
5/5/67
1/14/67
9/3/67
BICYCLES
BOYS OR GIRLS
girls
girls
girls
girls
girls
boys
girls
boys
boys
boys
boys
girls
girls
boys
boys
boys
boys
boys
boys
boys
boys
girls
girls
MOTOR VEHICLES
LICENSE N0.
6KE929
3EJ938
MFL 641
3DP264
3HS248
3KF276
none
7JF641
7HG615
3NS712
5DW361
3MS 573
7KJ804
IC0983
KIND SIZE
Hawthorne 24"
Schwinn 26"
unknown 26"
Columbia 26"
Schwinn 26"
unknown 26"
J.C. Higgins 26"
Coast King,Couger II26"
unknown 26"
Murray 20"
AMF Hercules 26"
Hawthorne 26"
Murray Skybolt 24"
unknown 26"
unknown 24"
Gitane 26"
Schwinn 26
Schwinn 20"
unknown 24"
unknown 20"
Schwinn 26"
Schwinn 24"
Dunelt 26"
DESCRIPTION
1958 Pontiac,4 dr. black & white P858H5045
1959 Chev. 4 dr. red, E59J194603
1949 Olds 2 dr. green, 496M33672
1958 Ford 4 dr. yellow/black G8PT114616
1957 Plymouth,2 dr. white/yellow 16380984
1958 Chev. 2 dr. pink/cream F58147922
Chev.pick-up truck, green
1956 Chev. 2 dr, brown/cream VC56J005847
1957 Olds, 2 dr. grey
1957 Ford, Station Wagon,red/wht.C7PX163934
1958 DeSoto, 4 dr. pink, LS18540
1957 Ford, 2 dr. red/white, C7PT125625
1948 Chev. 2 dr. black
Packard, Hearse, black, 24132037
-2-.
will be sold pursuant to the terms of Hopkins City Ordinance No. 162, and the
Statutes of the State of Minnesota in such cases made and provided, at a public
sale to be conducted by the Hopkins City Manager, or his deputy, to�the highest
bidders for cash, on Saturday, May 11, 1968, at 2:00 o'clock p.m., at the City
Garage, located atr 120 - 16th Avenue South in the City of Hopkins. All sales to
be final.and paid for in cash.
Dated at Hopkins, Minnesota, this 30th day of April, 1968.
CITY OF HOPKINS
By: �n �,�F'�S7l,�,an�l
C. R. Peterson, Acting City Manager
JOSEPH C. VESELY,
City Attorney
Published in the Hopkins Sun May 2nd and May 9th, 1968.
(Official Publication)
CITY OF HOPKINS
MINNESOTA
NOTICE FOR BIDS FOR THE FURNISHINC OF
ACGREGATE FOR BITUMINOUS SEAL COAT
SEALID BIDS will be received by the City Manager at the City
Hall, Hopkins, Minnesota, until Tuesday, May 21, 1968, at 10:00 A.M.,
C.D.S.T., and then and there opened and publicly read and as soon as
possible thereafter, award of a contract will be made by the City for
the above material.
Specifications and further details are available at the office
of the City Engineer, 1010 First Street South, Hopkins, Minnesota.
A cash deposit, Cashier's Check, Bid Bond or Certified Check
payable to the City of Hopkins is required for ten (10�� percent of
the bid as a guarantee of entry into a contract.
The right is reserved to accept or reject any or all bids, or
parts thereof, and to award a contract as is deemed to be in the best
interest of the city.
CITY OF HOPKINS
C. R. Peterson, Acting City Manager
To be published in the Hopkins Sun, May 2, �968.
To be published in the Construction Bulletin, l�ay 2, 1968.
�
(Official Publication)
CITY OF HOPKINS
MINNESOTA
NOTICE OF BIDS FOR FURNISHINC AND APPLYIlVG
TRAFFIC PAINTS IN THE CITY.OF HOPKINS
SEALID BIDS w:ill be received by the City Manager at the City
Hall, Hopkins, Minnesota, until Tuesday, D7ay 21, 1968, at 10:00 A.M.,
C.D.S.T., and then and there opened and publicly read and as soon
as possible thereafter, award of a contract will be made by the City
for furnishing and applying traffic paints.
Specifications and further details are available at the office
of the City Engineer, 1010 First Street South, Hopkins, AZinnesota.
A cash deposit, cashier's check, bid bond or certified check
�
payable to the City of Hopkins is required for ten (10�� percent of
the bid as a guarantee of entry into a eontract.
The right is reserved to accept or reject any or all bids, or
parts thereof, and to accept the bid which is most advantageous to
the City.
CITY OF HOPKINS
C. R. Peterson, Acting City Manager
To be published in the Hopkins Sun, I�Iay 2, 1968.
To be published in the Construction Bulletin, I�Zay 2, 1968.
(Official Publication)
CITY OF HOPKINS
MINNESOTA
- NOTIGE OF BIDS FOR BITUMINOUS SURFACING AND
BITUMINOUS MATERIALS IN THE CITY OF HOPKINS
SEALID BIDS will be received by the City Manager at the City
Hall, Hopkins, until Tuesday, May 21, 1968, at 10:00 A.M., C.D.S.T.,
and then and there opened and publicly read and as soon as possible
thereafter, award of a contract will be made by the City for bituminous
surfacing materials.
Specifications and f�.irther details are available at the office
of the City Manager.
A cash deposit, cashier's check, bid bond or certified check
payable to the City of Hopkins is required for ten (10�) percent of
the bid as a guarantee of entry into a contract.
The�right is reserved to accept or reject any or all bids, or
parts thereof, and to award a contract as is deemed to be in the best
interest of the city.
CITY OF HOPKINS
C. R. Peterson, Acting City Manager
To be published in the Hopkins Sun, May 2, 1968.
To be published in the Construction Bulletin, May 2, 1968.
(Official Publication�
City of Hopkins
Hennepin County, Minnesota
NOTICE OF BIDS FOR STRE�T IR7PROVEI�TTTS
SEALID BIDS will be received by the City Manager at the City Hall,
Hopkins, Minnesota, until Tuesday, May 21, 190'8, at 10:00 A.M., C.D.S.T.,
and then and there opened and publicly read, and as soon as pqssible
thereafter, award of a contract will be made by the City for the above
work. The project calls for the improvement of East Lake Street from
Monk Avenue to Texas, Van Buren Avenue South from E�ccelsior Avenue to
First Street South, and 4th Street North from 10th Avenue to 12th Avenue,
all in the City of Hopkins. Approximate major quantities of work as
follows:
480o cubic yards removal of asphalt and unsuitable base.
Flxrnishing and placing subbase and base back to designed
cross section.
1150 Ton Asphaltic Concrete f�zrnished and applied.
Plans, specifications and f7xrther details are available at the office
of the City Ehgineer. Ea.ch bid must be accompanied by a Cashier's Check,
Certified Check or Standard Bidder's Bond written by a corporate surety
certified by the Minnesota State Insurance Commission, at ten per cent (10�)
of the total bid price, payable to the City of Hopkins, as a guarantee that
the bidder will, if successful, promptly execute a satisfactory contract for
the faithful performance of the work covered by this specification.
The successful bidder must, within ten (10� days after his bid is accepted,
execute a contract and bond for one hundred per cent (100�� of:the f�zll amount
of the bid and guaranteeing for one year the entire project free of defective
worlrnlanship and material.
Upon the award of the contract the checks or bidder's bonds of the un-
successful bidders shall be returned to them, and upon the filing of the contract
and performance bond, the check or bid bond of the successftizl bidder shall be
returned to him.
The City provides proposal forms which are to be used. Each proposal must
be plainly marked "PROPOSAL FOR TF� FURNISHING OF LABOR, TOOLS, F]QUIPMENT AND
MATERIA.L NECESSARY FOR STREET IMPROVEI�'fII�TT PROJECT" and addressed to the City
of Hopkins, Minnesota.
The City reserves the right to reject any and all bids or parts thereof.
Any incomplete bid will be rejected.
In case of default the City may have the work done by others, and hold
the original bidder or contractor liable for increased costs.
CITY OF HOPKINS
C. R. Peterson, Acting City Manager
To be published in the Hopkins Sun, P+Iay 2, 1968.
To be published in the Construction Bulletin, May 2, 1968.
CITY Or HOPKINS
Hennepin County, Minnesota
P10TICE OF I-1EARIPIG ON PROPOSED I�•'ff'ROVEM�iJTS
TU WHO�� IT i�Y COidCER.N:
NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEid that the City Council of the �it.y of Nopkir�
will meet in the Council �hambers of the City Hall at 7:30 o'clock P.M.,
on A4ay 21st, 1968, to consider the making of an irrprovement on Eleventh
Avenue South from Se�enth Street to a point approximately 1000 feet South
by the acquisition of land, installation of roads, sanitary sewer, water-
mains, curb and gutters, sidewalks, dri �ways and street surfacing thereon
pursuant to t�I.S,A.� Secs. 1�29.011 to Secs. 1�29.111.
The area proposed to be assessed f or such improvement is That part
of the Northeast �uarter (NE4) of the Southwest �uarter (SW�) of Section 25,
To��rnship 1i7, Ra rge 22 lyi:mg Westerly of i�line Mile Creek.
The esti_mated cost of such improvement is �113,717.2I.
All persons desiring to be heard with reference to the proposed
improvement will be heard at this meeting.
Dated April 2nd, 1968
C. R. PETERSCfd,
Secretary to the �ouncil
JUSEPH C. VESELY,
City Attorney
Pubiished in the HopkirLs Sun, Hopkirs, Minnesota, on P�Iay 9th, 1968 and
May 16th, 1968.
Kerber
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Kerber
CITY OF HUPKIiJS
Hennepin County, I'�IinnesoLa
RESOLUTIOPd I���U. 1698
RESOLUTIC�J O�ERIi11G IPiPi-�0"JEh1ENT AND
P�.�;PAI�.TIUN OF PL�1�
WHEREAS a Resolution of the City �ouncii, No. 1b84 and No. 1685,
adopted April 2nd, i968, fixed a. date for a hearing on the proposed_
irnpr•ovement of Eleventh Az�enue South from Seveni;h Street to a point
approximately i000 feet South by the ac.quisition of iand, i.nstaiiation
of roads, sanitary sewer, watermains, curb and gutters, sidewalks, driveways
and street surfacing thereon, the total estirnated cost thereof being
$i13,7i7.21.
WHEREAS ali property owners whose property is iiabie to be assessed
for the making of these im�rovements were gi veilten days pubiished notice
of the council hearing through two weekly pubiications of the required
notice, and a hearing was heid and the property owners heard thereon on
the 21st day of May,1968.
NOG�I, T�iEREI'ORL, �'�; IT R1�SOLVED by the Councii of the City of Hopkins:
1. Such improti�ments are hereby ordered as proposed in the �ouncil
Resolutions P1o. 1681� and No. 1685 adopted April 2nd, i968.
2. That John Strojan, �ity Engineer, is hereby designated as the
engineer for this improvement and he shali prepare plans and specifications
for the making of such irnprovement.
Adapted by the Cit�T Council of the City of Hopkins, Minnesota, tY�is
21st day of May, 1968.
C. R. PE'I'ERSOPJ, JOH:1 F. HANLEY,
Secretary to the Council P�ayor
JOSEPH C. VESELY,
City Attorney
CITY OF HOPKINS
Hennepin County, l'?innesota
RI;'SOLUTIOI�1 IdO. 1681� and 1685
A RESi;LUTI0IV RECEIVIAIG R"L.�'O�RT ANli
C�ILLING FOR HE�RING ON IMPROVEI�IEiVTS
And 1670
W�-�REAS, pursuant to �esoiution No. 1671�of the �ouncil adopted
January 16th, 1968, a report has been prepared by John Strojan, City
Engineer, with reference to the Extension of Eleventh �venue South
from Seventh Street to a point approximately 1000 feet South by the.
acquisition of land, installation of roads, sanit�ry sewer, watermains,
curb and gutters, sidewalks, driveways and street suriacing thereon and
this report was received by the Cour�ii on �prii 2nd, i968.
NOGJ, THEREFORE, BE IT RP�SOLV��,D by the City Council of Hopkins,
t�Iinnesota, as follows:
1. rl'he �ouncil will consider the i�rovement of such street in
accordance with the report and the assessment of: That par.t of the
Northeast �uarter (NE�) of the Southwest C�uarter (SW�) of Section 25,
iownship 117, Range 22 lying 4desteriy of Nine Miie Creek for all or
a portion of the cost of the irr{�rovement pursuant to M.S.A., Secs.
1�29.Oi1 to Secs. 429.11i, at an estimated totai cost of the improvement
of $1i3,717.21.
2. k pubiic hearing shali be held on such proposed improvement on
the 21st day of May, ig68, in the �ouncil Chambers of the �ity Hali at
7:30 o'clock P.rT., and the Cierk shali give pubiished notice of such
hearing and improve:rent as required by law.
C. R. PLTERSOi�d, JOH11 F. HANLEY,
Secretary to the �ouncil Mayor
Joseph C. Vesely,
City �ttorney
Kerber
CITY OF HOPKINS
Hennepin County, Minnesota
ORDINANCE N0. 288
AN ORDINANCE A1V�NDING THAT PART
� OF HOPKINS ZONING ORDINANCE N0.
269, PERTAINING TO SIGNS.
BE IT ORDAINED by the City Council of the City of
Hopkins that the following parts of the Hopkins Zoning
Ordinance No. 269, which ordinance became effective August
31, 1966, be, and the sa.me is hereby amended as follows:
That Subdivision 1(c) and (n) and (o) of Sec.
269.50 of said ordinance be, and the same are hereby repealed
and there is hereby ordained, enacted and adopted the following
subsections in lieu thereof:
Sub. 1(�e). A sign shall be included in
applying yard regulations.
Sub. 1(n).. The top of any such sign, in-
cluding its superstructure, if any, shall be
no higher than six (6) feet above the roof of
the building to which such sign may be attached
or thirty-five (35) feet above grou.nd level,
whichever height is less; except that the height
of any name plate sign which is attached to or
an integral part of a functional structure, such
as a water tower, smoke stack, radio or T. V.
transmitting tower, beacon or similar structure,
shall be no higher than such structure.
Sub. 1(o). Signs, including any superstructure,
standing or erected free of any building or other
structure, shall not exceed an overall height of
thirty-five (35) feet from ground level and shall
be located on land in an area:��which is landscap�a: -�
or if such land is part of an approved parking
area, it shall be surfaced or paved as required
in Sec. 26g.09 - 3 (b).
First read
City of Hopkins held
adopted and ordered
Council held on May
C. R. PETERSON,
at a regular
on May 7th,
published at
21, 1968.
Secretary
JOSEPH C. VESEI,Y,
City Attorney
meeting of the Council of the
1968 and finally read, approved,
a regular meeting of said
JOHN F. HANLEY,
Mayor
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CITY OF HOP�INS
Hennepin �ounty , 1'Zinnes ota
i�soL�rzoiJ ivo. 1699
A RESQLUTION RECEIVING REPORT AND
CALLING i OR HEARITdG ON INIPI�OVEMENTS
WHEREAS, pursuant to Resolution No. 1697 of the �ouncil adopted
May 7th, 1968, a report has been prepared by John Strojan, City �n gineer,
tisith reference to north-south alley between Tenth Avenue North and Eleventh
Avenue North from Third Street to Fourth Street Pdorth by the installation
of concrete surfacing thereon and this report was received by the �ouncil
on i�ay 2ist, 1968.
NO�T, THEREFORE, BE IT RF�OLVLD by the city Council of Hopkins,
Minnesota, as f ollows:
l. The �ouncil will consider the improveinent of such alley in
accordance with the report and the assessment of Lots 1 thru 21�, inciusive,
Block 98, 1'�est Pti.n.ne� olis Second Division for aiior a portion of the
cost of the improvement pursuant to M.S.A., Secs. I�2y.0i1 to Secs. Lt29.111,
at an estimated total cost of the improvement of $5,209.50.
2. A public hearing shall be heid on such proposed irr�rovement on
the 2nd day of July, 1968, in the �ouncil �hambers of the City Hall at
7:30 o'ciock F.P�T., and the �lerk shall give pubiished notice of such
hearing and improvement as required by law.
Pdopted by the Council of the City of Hopkins, 14,innesota, this 21st
day of t�Iay, 1968.
C. R. PETEFi.SON, JOHN F. H:�NI.�Y,
Secretary to the �ouncii Mayor
JQSEPH C. VESELY,
City �ttorney
Kerber
CITY OF HOPKIPdS
Hennepin County, Minnesota
RESOLUTION N0. 1700
A RESOLUTION RECEIJING R.EPORT AI�ID
CALLING FOR HEARING OD1 IPv1PROVET���i1TS
WHEREAS, pursuant to Resolution No. 169l� of the �ouncil adopted
May 7th, 1968, a report has been prepared by John 5trojan, �ity Engineer,
with reference to the North-South alley between Fourteenth �venue Idorth
and Fifteenth �venue North from First Street North to Second Street
Pdorth by concrete surfacing thereon and this report was received l7y the
Counci.l on May 2lst, 1968.
NCT�I, THEREFCt�, BL IT RESOLVEL`� by the City Council of Hopkins,
Minnesota, as follows:
1. The Council will consider the impro�,�ment of such alley in
accordance with the report and the assessment of Lots 1 thru 21�, inclusive,
Block 7f�, �'est Minneapolis Second vivision for alT or a portion of the
cost of the improvement pursuant to M.S .A., Secs . l�29.011 to Secs . 1�29.111,
at zn esti_mated total c.o�t of $5, 738.50.
2. k puolic hearing shall be held on such proposed improvement on
the 2nd day of July, 1968, in the Council Chambers of t he �ity Hali at
7:30 o�clock P.T�4., and the �lerk shall give pubiished notice of such
hearing and improverrent as required by Iaw.
Adopted by the Councii of the City of Hopkins, I�Zinnesota, this
21st d.ay of May, 1968.
C. R. PETERSON, JOHN F. HAI�II.EY,
Secretary to the Council Mayor
JOSTPH C. VES�LY,
City Attorney
ICerber
CITY OF HOPKINS
Hennepin County, I�Linnesota.
R:�SOLUTION IVO. i701
A RESOLUTION RECEI'vIPdG REPORT AND
CALLIPIG FOR HE�'3.I�`JG ON IMPROVEI��EPJTS
ti�1HEREA5, pursuant to Resolution No. 1695 of the �ouncil adopted
iiay 7th, 1968, a report has been prepared by John 5troja n, �ity Engineer,
Vrith reference to the North-S outh ailey between Thirteenth Avenue North
and Fourteenth Avenue PJorth from Fourth Street North to Highway No. 7
Service Road by concrete surfacing thereon and this report was received
by the �ouncil on May 21, 1968.
N��r, THEREFORE, BE IT RESOLVED by the �ity Council of Hopkins,
NLinnesota, as foilows :
1. The �ouncil will consider the improvement of such aliey in
accordance with the report and the assessment of Lots 2 thru 15, inclusive,
Block 108, Tnlest Minneapolis Second Division for all or a portion of the
cost of the improvement pursuant to M.S.A., Secs. 1�29.011 to Secs.
429•1I1, at an estimated total cost of the improvement of $3,1�84.50.
2. A public hearing shall be held on such proposed improvement on
the 2nd day of Ju1y, 1968, in the Council Chambers of the �ity Hall at
7�30 o'clock P.?�., and the Clerk shall give published notice of such
hearing and improvement as required by law.
Adopted by the Council of the City of Hopkins, I�:innesota, this
21s t day of May, 1968 .
C. R. PEZ'ER50N, JOHN F. HAiJZEY,
Secretary to the Council Mayor
JC6EFH C. VESELY,
City Attorney
Kerber
CITY OF HOPKINS
Nennepin County, Minnesota
RESOLUTION N0. 1702
A RESOLUTION RE CEIVING REPORT AND
CALLIIJG FOR HEARING ON Ii�1P�.OVLi� I�S
WHEREAS, pursuant to Resolution No. 1b96 of the Councii adopted
May 7th, 1968, a report has been prepared by John Strojan, City Engineer,
with reference to the East West alley South of E xcelsior �venue from
Harrison Avenue South to a point appro3dm�tely 150 feet East by concrete
surfacing thereon and this report was received by the Council on May 21,
1968.
NOW, THEREFORE, BE IT RESOLVED by the �ity Council of Iiopkins,
1�'linnesota, as follows:
1. The �ouncil will consider the improvement of such alley in
accordance with the report and the assessment of Lots l�, 5, 6, 31 and
32, Block i9, West I��inneai,olis Center for all or a portion ef the cost
of the improvement pursuant to M.S .A., Secs . 429.G11 to Secs . 1i29.111,
at an estimated total cost of the improi�ment of $1,843•20•
2. a public hearing shall be held on such proposed improvement on
the 2nd day of July, 1968, in the Council Chambers of the �ity Hall at
7:30 o'clock P.T�7., and the Clerk shall give published notice of such
hearing and improvement as required by law.
Adopted by the Council of the City of Hopkins, Minnesota, this 21st
day of May, 1968.
C. R. PETERSON, JOHV F. HANLEY,
Secretary to the �ouncil NTayor
JOSEPH C . VESELY,
City 1?ttorney
Kerber
CITY OF HOPKINS
Hennepin County, P�Zinnesota
RE,"�OLUTIOnI N0. 1703
A RESOLUTION �CETVIIJG REPORT AND
CALLIPdC FOR HEA�IIdC OPd II�f1PRC�VI���idTS
WHEREAS, pursuant to �esolution �10.. 1686 of the Council adopted April 16th,
196�3, a report has been prepared by John 5trojan, City Engineer, with reference
to the acquisition of easement and instaliation of sanitary sewer anca watermain
on the extens;_on of Cambridge Street from NIonk �venue to a point approximately
2{0 feet west and this report was rece�,ved by the Council on I��Zay 21st, i968.
AT06tiT� T�REi�ORE, Bi; IT RESOLV!{;D by the �ity Council of Hopkins, Minnesota,
as follows:
1. The Council will consider the improvement of such street in accordance
4J1t�1 the report and the assessment of the portion of the Plorthwest �uarter (iVW4)
of th.e Northeast ��uarter (NE4) of Section 19, Township 117, Range 21 described
as follows: Corrunencing at the Southeast corner of Registered Land Survey No. 12l�1,
thence South along East line of Plorthwest �uarter (NW4) of Northeast �uarter (I�E4)
a distance of 360.79 feet, thence j�Test parailel with North Iine there to a point
on Northeasterly iine of Rubel and Goldman Addition, theri�dortYiwesterly along
Alortheasterly iine of said additicn to most Dlortherly corner thereof, thence
?�-]est parallel with most Northerly iine oi Registered Land Survey Pdo. 561 to the
West line of East 600 feet of said IJorthwest �uarter (Mrd4) of idortheast �uarter
(PdE4), thence idorth along said West iine to the intersection with SouthUresterly
line of Re�istered. Lanc� Sur�y No. 121�1, thence Southeasterly and Easteriy along
Southerly Iine thereof to beginning, except road and Tracts B, C and D, Registered
Land Survey No. 121�1, for all or a portion oi' the cost of the improtiement pursuant
to P�.S.A., Secs. 1a29.0I1 to Secs. 1�29.iI1, at an estimated totai cost of the
improvement of $2,668.00 for Sanitary Sewer and �2,346.50 for Watermain.
2. A public hearing shaii be held on such proposed i.rnpr ovement on the i8th
day of June, 196�, in the Council C hambers of the City Ha 11 at 7:30 c�clock P.n1.,
and the Clerk shall give pubi=shed notice of such hearing and improvement as
required by Iaw.
Adopted by the Council of the City of Hopkins, �7innesota, this 21st day of
May, 1968.
C. R. PETERSOId, JOHN F. HANI,�Y,
Secretary to the Councii Mayor
JOS�FH C. VI;SELY,
City Attorney
Kerber
A regular meeting of the Council of the City of Hopkins, Minnesota, was held on Tuesday,
June 4, 1968, at 7:30 p,m., in the Council Chambers in the City Hall.
Present were Mayor Hanley, Councilmen Blake, Harriman and Pokorny, also Acting City Manager
Peterson, City Engineer Strojan, Assistant Engineer Anderson, Building Inspector Blomquist,
Adm. Assista�t,Woolley and City Attorney Vesely.
Ree1 85 Mr. Harriman moved, and Mr. Pokorny seconded the motion, that the Minutes of
Side 1 the May 21, 1968, Council meeting be approved and signed. Motion carried.
Action:
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Action:. Mr. Blake moved, and Mr. Pokorny seconded the motion, that expenditures dated
-13 June 4, 1968, with the exception of check 4�24038 in the amount of $113.53, to
Thomas Air Conditioning, leaving a total of $25,867.58, be approved and
authorized for payment. Motion carried.
Item: 68-62-R. Mr. Harriman moved, and Mr. Pokorny seconded the motion, that Ordinance No:
13-121 289, HUMAN RIGHTS ORDINANCE, as corrected, be accepted for the second reading
thereof and according to law same to be ordered published. Motion carried.
Item: 68-101-R. Mr. Pokorny moved, and Mr. Blake seconded the motion, that the request for
121-230 a Youth Center from members of the Town Meeting Committee, be referred to
the Recreation and Parks Commission and a study be made as to the feasibility
of the old Post Office building being used for such a Youth Center. Motion
carried.
Action: Mr. Pokorny moved, and Mr. Blake seconded the motion, that the bids for the
230-237 furnishing of Portable Bleachers, opened on June 4, 1968; at 10:00 a.m.,
be continued to the June 18, 1968, Council meeting. Motion carried.
Item: 68-54-P. Mr. Harriman moved, and Mr. Pokorny seconded the motion, that Resolution
237- No. 1704, "A RESOLUTION ORDERING IMPROVEMENT ON SECOND STREET NORTH FROM
MONROE AVENUE NORTH TO A POINT APPROXIMATELY 680 FEET EAST OF TYLER AVENUE
NORTH; ON BOTH SIDES OF TYLER AVENUE NORTH FROM SECOND STREET NORTH TO A
POINT APPROXIMATELY 200 FEET NORTH; ON VAN BUREN AVENUE NORTH FROM SECOND
STREET NORTH TO A POINT APPROXIMATELY 350 FEET NORTH; ON JACKSON AVENUE NORTH
FROM SECOND STREET NORTH TO A POINT APPROXIMATELY 250 FEET NORTH; ON MONROE
AVENUE NORTH FROM SECOND STREET TO A POINT APPROXIMATELY 225 FEET NORTH BY
� THE INSTALLATION OF CONCRETE CURB, CONCRETE CURB AND GUTTER, STREET SURFACING,
STREET REPAIR AND STORM SEWER THEREON", be adopted. Area proposed to be
assessed is: Tracts I, J. K, and L, Registered Land Survey No. 561; Lots 1
thru 24, incl., Block 1; Lots 1 thru 7, incl., Lots 16 thru 24, incl., Block
2, all in Stevens Oakwood Park; Lot 91 Auditor's Subd. No. 239; Lots 1 thru
18, incl., Block 1, including vacated street and alley; Lots 1 thru 25, incl.,
Block 2, including vacated street and alley; Lots 1 thru 26, Block 3, in-
cluding vacated street and alley; Lots 1 thru 26,inc1., Block 4, all in West
Minneapolis Center. Estimated cost of such improvement is $25,162.00. Motion
carried.
Action: Mr. Harriman moved, and Mr. Pokorny seconded the motion, that Resolution No.
-421 1706, "A RESOLUTION CALLING FOR AN ENGINEER'S REPORT ON PETITION FROM
RESIDENTS ON MONROE AVENUE NORTH FOR CURB AND GUTTER", be adopted. Motion
carried.
Item: 68-85-P. Mr. Pokorny moved, and Mr. Blake seconded the motion, that Resolution No. �
423-493 1705, "A RESOLUTION ORDERING IMPROVEMENT ON TYLER AVENUE NORTH FROM SECOND
STREET NORTH TO A POINT APPROXIMATELY 900 FEET NORTH BY THE INSTALLATION OF
SANITARY SEWER AND WATERMAIN THEREON", be adopted. Area to be assessed is
Lots 1 thru 9, incl., Block 1, Stevens Oakwood Park and Tracts I, J, and K,
Registered Land Survey No. 561. Estimated cost is $16,393.00 for Sanitary
Sewer and $15,249.00 for Watermain. Motion carried. -
Item: 68-99-P. Mr. Harriman moved, and Mar. Pokorny seconded the motion, that the peti.tion
493-500 from owners of property for a neighborhood playground or park with ball
diamond, swings, slides, etc., in the 150' buffer strip South of Campbell's
3rd Addition in the City of Hopkins, be referred to the Recreation and Parks
Commission. Motion carried.
Item: 68-95-R. Mr. Pokorny moved, and Mr. Blake seconded the motion, that the request by
500- Carl Corneliuson, l00 Ashley Road, for a 4-way Stop at Ashley Road and
Boyce Road, be referred to the Police Dept., for study and report back to
the Council at the June 18, 1968, Council meeting. Motion carried.
Minutes of June 4, 1968, Council meeting, cont.
Page 2.
Item: 68-96-R. Mr. Pokorny moved, and Mr. Blake seconded the motion,,that the recommenda-
-537 tion by Supt. W. Proetz, that stop signs be placed at the intersection of
Homedale and Boyce Road for North and Southbound vehicles, be approved.
Motion carried.
Item: 67-203-R. Mr. Harriman moved, and Mr. Pokorny seconded the motion, that the Engineer's
537-608 Report on construction of public parking lots on Lots 4 and 21, Block 69,
West Minneapolis 2nd Division, and Lot 1, Block 67, West Minneapolis 2nd
Division, be continued to the July 2, 1968, Council meeting. Motion carried.
Item: 68-61-C. Mr. Harriman moved, and Mr. Pokorny seconded the motion, that the communica-
608-718 tion from the Village of Minnetonka requesting Hopkins participation in the
Joint Powers Agreement for the formation of the Southwest Sanitary Sewer
District, be continued to the June 18, 1968, Council meeting. Motion carried.
Item: 68-102-Z. Mr. Har"riman moved, and Mr. Pokorny seconded the motion, that the recommenda-
718-917 tion from the Zoning and Planning Commission that Gelco Leasing Company be
permitted to build their proposed building to a line twenty-three feet from
the East property line subject to the following conditions: That we grant
a building permit to Gelco Leasing Company with the proposed variances
conditioned on Gelco giving the City a 33 ft. easement and that Gelco re-
lease the City from any and all claims for any damage to said building by
any effects caused by 9 Mile Creek, and contingent upon approval from the
Nine Mile Creek Water Shed District. Motion carried.
Item: 68-94-P. Mr. Blake moved, and Mr. Harriman seconded the motion, that the petition
917-929 by property owners in Block 2, Park Valley Manor,'for Council action to
vacate the alleys in Block 2, be referred to the City Engineer and City
Attorney. Motion carried.
Item: 68-97-R. Mr. Pokorny moved, and Mr. Blake seconded the motion, that the request by
929- Northwestern Bell Telephone Co., for permission to place buried cable on
West Park Road from Shady Oak Road to a point approx. 380 ft. East for
future growth, be granted. Motion carried.
Item: 68-980R. Mr. Harriman moved, and Mr. Pokorny seconded the motion, that the request
-960 by Red Owl Stores, Inc., for installation of No Parking Anytime signs on
the East side of Monroe Avenue'North from a point approx. 165 ft. South of
" 2nd Street to a point approx. 240 ft. South of 2nd Street, be granted.
Motion carried.
Item: 68-100-L. Mr. Blake moved, and Mr. Pokorny seconded the motion, that the applications
for license to sell liquor on Sunday by Donnellan Properties, Inc., Hopkins
House and Bursch's Cafe, be granted. Motion carried. Mr. Harriman voting no.
Item: 68-103-Z. Mr. Harriman moved, and Mr. Blake seconded the motion, that the City Engineer
-1064 inform the Nine Mile Creek Water Shed District that the City of Hopkins
will acquire a333 foot easement from Gelco Leasing Co., west of the platted
portion of 13th Avenue South and that the City will agree to retain an��.
additional 18 feet on the East side of the platted 13th Avenue at such time
as the City disposes of this property. These easements will.be for the
purpose of maintaining the creek and includes the lands between County Road
��3 and the Chicago, North Western R.R. Motion carried.
Item: 68-104-Z. Mr. Blake moved, and Mr. Pokorny seconded the motion, that the recommenda-
1064-1112 tion from the Zoning and Planning Commission that the Council advise the
Nine Mile Creek Water Shed District that the City is.interested in partici-
pating with them in developing the creek area in the Southeast corner of
Hopkins as a lake area, be approved, and that this item be�included in the
same letter the Engineer is to write the Water Shed District on the above
Item: 68-103-Z. Motion carried.
Item: 68-105-Z. Mr. Harriman moved, and Mr. Pokorny seconded the motion, that the recommenda-.
1112-1169 tion from the Zoning and Planning Commission that the Council contact the
Hopkins School Board regarding trading the City owned property North of
Minnetonka Blvd., West of County Road ��73, and South of the Great Northern
R.R. R/W, which is suitably located for school pur,poses, in exchange fqr the
property on Excelsior Avenue West, k.nown as the "Annex", which is suitably
located for City purposes; be approved, and the City notify the School Board
to see if they are interested in this land exchange. Motion carried.
Minutes of June 4, 1968, Council meeting, cont.
Page 3.
Item: 68-106-L. Mr. Harriman moved, and Mr. Pokorny seconded the motion, that the
1169-1178 additional 1968 license applications, be approved. Motion carried. (see
list attached)
, Action: Mr. Pokorny moved, and Mr. Blake seconded the motion, to approve Change
Order ��2 for Northern Contracting Co. for additional work on the installa-
tion of watermain at Well 4�4 in the amount of $587.50, and at Well 461 in
the amount of $187.79, for a total amount of $775.29, as recommended by
Rieke-Carroll-Muller,� Associates, Inc., dated 5/2/68. Motion carried.
Action: Mr. Harriman moved, and Mr. �okorny seconded the motion, to request the
Zoning and Planning Commission to review the Permitted and Conditional
Uses in the B-2 District. Motion carried.
Item: Mayor Hanley requests that the Zoning and Planning Commission review the
regulations on fences as they apply to the rear yards of the lots on the
East side of Madison Avenue.
Action-: Mr. Pokorny moved, and Mr. Blake seconded the motion, that the meeting be
adjourned. Motion carried. .
CITY OF HOPKINS
Hennepin County, Minnesota
ORDINANCE N0. 289
AN ORDINANCE PROVIDING FOR EQUALITY OF OPPORTUNITY AND
PROHIBITING DISCRIMINATORY PRACTICES BASED ON RACE,COLOR
CREED, RELIGION, ANCESTRY, NATIONAL ORIGIN, OR SEX, WITH
RESPECT TO EMPLOYMENT, LABOR UNION MEMBERSHIP, HOUSING
ACCOMMODATIONS, PROPERTY RIGHTS, EDUCATION, PUBLIC
ACCOMMODATIONS, AND PUBLIC SERVICES, CREATING A HOPKINS
COMMISSION ON HUMAN RIGHTS AND PRESCRIBING ITS POWERS
AND DUTIES, PROVIDING PROCEDURES AND REMEDIES FOR
VIOLATIONS.
BE IT ORDAINED BY THE CITY COUNCIL OF THE CITY OF HOPKINS AS FOLLOWS:
Section 1. DECLARATION OF POLICY AND PURPOSE.
It is the public policy of the City of Hopkins to assure for all
persons freedom from discrimination because of race, color, creed,
religion, ancestry, national origin, or sex, with respect to employment,
labor union membership, housing, property rights, education, public
services and accommodations, which discrimination threatens the rights,
privileges, opportunities, and freedom of all persons, and menaces
the institutions and foundations of democracy. It is also the policy
of this City to protect all persons from unfounded charges of discrimina-
tion. The opportunity to obtain employment, housing, and other real
estate, and full and equal utilization of public accommodations, services,
and educational institutions without discrimination because of race, color,
creed, religion, ancestry, national origin, or sex, are human rights in
any free society.
It is the purpose of this ordinance to create a Commission on Human
Rights to effectuate the foregoing policy by means of public information
and education, mediation and conciliation, and enforcement of the above
human rights.
Section 2. DEFINITIONS. The following words and terms whenever used
in this ordinance are defined as follows:
COMMISSION means the Hopkins Commission on Human Rights.
COMPLAINANT means a person for or on whose behalf a complaint
alleging unlawful discrimination has been filed or issued.
DISCRIMINATTON means any act or attempted act which because of
race, color, creed, religion, ancestry, national origin, or sex,
results in unequal treatment, separation or segregation of any person,
or denies, prevents, limits, or otherwise adversely affects, or if
accomplished would deny, prevent, limit, or otherwise adversely affect,
the benefit or enjoyment by any person of employment, membership in a
labor organization, ownership or occupancy of real property, a public
accommodation, a public service, or an educational institution.
EDUCATIONAL INSTITUTION means a public or private institution and
includes an academy, elementary or secondary school, extension course,
kindergarten or nursery and includes an agent of an educational insti-
tution, but the term shall not apply to the students of, or the educa-
tion provided by any school maintained and operated by a religious
corporation or association solely for the benefit of its own membership,
except as to students in such membership�or to any such institution
which provides such services or training only to one sex as to the
other sex.
EMPLOYEE includes any and all persons who perform services for
any employer for any compensation.
EMPLOYMENT AGENCY means any person regularly undertaking, with or
without compensation, to procure employees for an employer or to pro-
cure for employees opportunities to work for an employer and includes
any agent of such a person.
EMPLOYER includes any person within the City of Hopkins who hires
or employs�- any employee, and any person wherever situated who hires or
employs any employee, whose services are to be partially or wholly per-
formed in the City of Hopkins but the term "employer" shall not include
(1) any person with respect to the hiring or employment of a household
domestic servant or (2) any religious corporation, association or
society with respect to the hiring or employment of individuals of a
particular religion or.sex, when religion or sex shall be a bonafide
occupational qualification for employment, provided such selection is
not based on race, color, ancestry or national origin.
HIRE means to employ, engage, or contract for, or attempt to
employ, engage, or contract for the services of any person as an employee.
LABOR ORGANIZATIONSincludes any personnel employee representation
committee, or plan in which employees participate, and which exists
wholly or in part for the purpose of dealing with employers concerning
grievances, labor disputes, wages, rates of pay, hours, or other terms
or conditions of employment and shall include any association, con-
ference, general committee, joint or system board, or joint council.
PERSON includes one or more individuals, labor organizations,
partnerships, associations, corporations, legal representatives, agents,
mutual companies, joint stock companies, trusts, unincorporated, organiza-
tions, trustees, trustees in bankruptcy, receivers, public bodies, public
corporations including but not limited to the City of Hopkins or any
department or unit thereof.
PUBLIC ACCOMMODATIONS includes the services and facilities of any
and all places of business within the City of Hopkins engaged generally
in the provision of services or goods to the public or soliciting
generally the public patronage, including without limitation, theaters,
hotels, motels, restaurants, taverns, barber shops, beauty shops,
insurance companies, lending organizations, financial institutions,
carriers, clinics, and rest homes.
REAL ESTATE BROKER; REAL ESTATE SALESMAN shall mean a real estate
broker as defined by Minnesota Statutes, Section 82.01, Subdivision 4,
and a real estate salesman as defined by Minnesota Statutes, Section
82.01, Subdivision 5. It shall further include any bank, trust company,
building and loan association, investment advisor, attorney, or other
agent.
REAL PROPERTY means any right, title, interest in or to the
possession, ownership, enjoyment, or occupancy of any parcel of land,
any building situated thereon, or any portion of such building in the
City of Hopkins, except:
The rental by an owner or his agent of a one family
accommodation,in which accommodations the owner
continues to reside, of a room or rooms in such
accommodation to another person or persons.
REFEREE means a person duly designated and appointed by tk�e
Commission or the City Manager to conduct hearings, take testimony and
evidence upon any complaint assigned to him or any sub-committee of the
Commission designated by it for such purposes.
RESPONDENT means a person against whom a complaint alleging unlawful
discrimination has been filed or issued.
Section 3. UNFAIR DISCRIMINATORY ACTS. Without limitation the following are
declared to be discriminatory, unfair, unlawful, and hereby prohibited:
1. For an employer because of race, color, creed, religion, ancestry,
national origin, or sex, to fail or to refuse to hire; to discharge
an employee; or to accord adverse, or unequal treatment to any
person or employee with respect to application, hiring, training,
apprenticeship, tenure, promotion, upgrading, compensation, layoff,
discharge, or any term or condition of employment.
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2. For an employment agency, because of race, color, creed, religion,
ancestry, national origin, or sex, to accord adverse, or unequal
treatment to any.person in connection with any application for em-
ployment, or any.referral, or request for assistance in procurement
of employees, or to accept any listing of employment with such
condition or conditions.
3. For any labor organization, because of race, color, creed, religion,
ancestry, national origin, or sex, to deny full and equal member-
ship rights to an applicant for membership or to a member; to expel,
suspend or otherwise discipline a member, or to accord adverse, or
unequal treatment to any person with respect to his hiring, apprentice-
ship, training, tenure, compensation, upgrading, lay off or any term
or condition of employment.
4. For any person, having any interest in real property and any real
estate broker or real estate agent, because of race, color, creed,
religion, ancestry, national origin, or sex, to fail or refuse to
sell, rent, assign, or otherwise transfer any real property to any
other person, or to accord adverse, or unequal treatment to any
person with respect to the acquisition, occupancy, use, and enjoy-
ment of any real property.
5. For any person engaged in the provision of public accommodations,
because of race, color, creed, religion, ancestry, national origin,
or sex, to fail or refuse to provide to any person access to the use
and benefit of the services and facilities of such public accommoda-
tions; or to accord adverse, or unequal treatment to any person with
respect to the availability of such services and facilities, or the
price or other considerafion therefor, the scope and quality thereof,
or the terms and conditions under which the same are made available,
including terms and conditions relating to credit, warrants, delivery,
installation and repair.
6. For any person engaged in the provision of public services by
reason of race, color,.creed, religion, ancestry, national origin,
or sex, to fail or refuse to provide to any person access to the use
and benefit thereof, or to provide adverse, or unequal treatment to
any person in connection therewith.
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7. For any person to conceal or attempt to conceal any unlawful
discrimination or to aid, abet, order, compel, induce, or attempt
to induce, another person to discriminate��in any manner or to
encourage or facilitate discrimination, or to threaten, hinder,
or engage in any action against any person who may proceed or
desire to proceed to enforce any part of this ordinance by filing
a complaint, or testifying or assisting in the investigation and
enforcement thereof.
8. For any person, bank, or other financial institution to whom
application is made for financial or other assistance for the pur-
chase, improvement, lease, construction, rehabilitation, repair,
or maintenance of any real property to deny such application or
withhold the extension modification or renewal of any existing loan
or to impose rates, terms, or conditions different from the usual
in extending such financial assistance because of discrimination
against the applicant or because of any intended use by the applicant,
or any of such applicants, lessees, tenants, or assigns.
9. Wherever religious organizations or bodies are exempt from any of
the provisions of this ordinance such exemption shall apply only to
religious qualifications for employment or residence in church owned
or operated property, and such organizations shall not be exempt
from any provisions of this :;ordinance relating to discrimination
based upon race, color, ancestry, or national origin.
Section 4. CONTRACTS WITH THE CITY OF HOPKINS. In any contract by or with the
City of Hopkins including any of its contracting agencies, departments, and units
there shall be included at least the following provisions which shall bind the other
contracting party:
1. That with respect to any and all action taken or acts performed
pursuant to said contract, such other contracting party shall be
deemed to be an employer within the meaning of this ordinance and
shall be subject to the provisions thereof.
2. That in the event said other contracting party fails to perform the
aforesaid contractual provisions, said contract may forthwith be
terminated and cancelled in whole or in part by the City of Hopkins
and said other contracting party shall be liable for any costs or
expense incurred by the City in obtaining from other sources the
work and services to be rendered or performed or the goods or
properties to be furnished or delivered to the City under the con-
tract so terminated or cancelled;
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3. That should the City in a proceeding brought as hereinafter
provided, find that the said contracting party has engaged in
discrimination in connection with any such contract, and if such
contract remains unfinished, the City shall withhold up to 10% of
the said contract price until such time as the City's order has
been complied with or said other contracting party has been adjudicated
not guilty of such discrimination. If such contract has been com-
pleted, the City shall enter into no further contracts with such
contracting party until such time as the City's findings and
recommendations have been complied with or otherwise satisfied;
4. That said other contracting party will permit access to any and all
records pertaining to the hiring and employment and to other pertinent
data and records for the purpose of enabling the City, the Commission,
its agencies or representatives, to ascertain compliance with the
provisions of this ordinance applicable to said other contracting
party;
5. This section shall be binding on all subcontractors and suppliers.
Section 5. RESPONSIBILITIES AND DUTIES OF CITY EMPLOYEES.
All officials, commissioners, agents, employees and servants of the
City of Hopkins, elected or appointed, including civil service employees, and
whether serving with or without compensation, shall observe the terms and
provisions of this ordinance and shall, except as expressly prohibited by law,
respond promptly to any and all requests by the Commission for information and
for access to data and records for the purpose of enabling the Commission to
carry out its responsibilities under this ordinance. The failure of any such
official, commissioner, agent, employee or servant of the City of Hopkins to
comply with any provisions of this ordinance relating to any matter within
the scope of his official duties shall be deemed a violation of this ordinance.
Section 6. HOPKINS COMMISSION ON HUMAN RIGHTS.
1. There is hereby created a Hopkins Human Rights Commission for the
purpose of implementing the policies of the City in the field of human
relations, promotion of human rights, and the enforcement of the pro-
visions of the ordinance and the law.
2. MEMBERSHIP, HOW APPOINTED, TERMS, REMOVAL, VACANCIES.
The Commission shall consist of 9 members, residents of the City of
Hopkins, who shall be appointed by the Mayor and confirmed by the Council.
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One member of such Commission shall be a member of the Hopkins City
Council and shall be appointed for one year terms. Members of the
Commission, except as herein otherwise provided, shall be appointed
for terms of two years, except the City Council member, and except that
any person appointed to fill a vacancy shall be appointed to fill the
unexpired portion of that term. Upon the expiration of his term of
office, a member shall continue to serve until his successor is duly
appointed and qualified. Members may be removed by the Mayor with
assent of the City Council for incompetence, neglect of duty, mis-
conduct or malfeasance. Any vacancy occasioned by resignation, death
or removal shall be filled in the same manner as provided :f6r original
appointment.
The first Board shall consist of 5 members, one of whom shall be a
Hopkins City Councilman, whose.terms will expire on the first Monday
in July, 1969; and 4 members whose terms will expire the first Monday
in July 1970. On or after July, 1969, and each year thereafter, four
members shall be appointed each for a two year period, plus the,member
of the City Council, as hereinabove provided.
3. QUORUM AND COMPENSATION. 5 members of the Commission shall constitute a
quorum. The members of the Commission shall serve without compensation.
4. ORGANIZATIONAL AND ADMINISTRATIVE POWERS AND DUTIES.
The Commission shall
a. Annually select from among its own membership a Chairman, Vice Chairman,
and such other officers and committee as it may deem appropriate.
b. Meet at City Hall and at such places as the Commission may determine.
c. Adopt suitable rules and regulations for the conduct of its operation
and the effectuation of the purposes of this ordinance.
d. Designate and appoint such committees as it may from time to time deem
appropriate. The membership of such committees may consist entirely
of non-members of the Commission or partly of inembers of the Commission
and non-members. Such committees shall assist and advise the Commission
in carrying out the objectives of the ordinance.
5. POWERS AND DUTIES:
The Commission shall
a. Seek to prevent and eliminate bias and discrimination because of race,
color, creed, religion, ancestry, national origin, or sex, by means
of education, persuasion, conciliation, and enforcement, and utilize
all available powers at its disposal to carry into execution the
purposes and provisions of this ordinance.
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b. Conduct appropriate research, studies and public or private hearings.
for the purpose of ascertaining how the objectives of this ordinance
and related laws may best be attained, sustained, and promoted.
c. Advise the Mayor, the City Council and departments or agencies of
government with respect to matters relating to the Commission's purposes.
d. Cooperate with and seek to advise and coordinate the activities of
persons or groups interested in the objectives of this ordinance.
e. Receive, or on the basis of its own information recommend to the City
Manager, the initiation of complaints alleging discrimination and such
investigations and inquiries as may reasonably appear necessary to
find the facts with respect thereto.
f. Conduct public meetings and hearings, gather and disseminate informa-
tion to government agencies and to the public.
g. Utilize the records and services of municipal, state and federal
governmental departments and agencies to the extent permitted by law,
and pursuant to agreement with departments and agencies may refer
matters for preliminary inquiry, conciliation, hearing and findings.
h. Furnish to any appropriate state or federal agency having jurisdiction
in the premises a transcript of the proceedings and findings in any case
iri which the Court or competent jurisdiction or the Commission has,
after hearings, found that any.person has unlawfully discriminated.
i. Execute programs of compliance review designed to assure that persons
who contract with the City observe the terms of this ordinance, and
to that end the chairman of the Commission shall have power to require
such persons to submit to the City Manager, such periodic reports con-
cerning hiring, compensation, promotion, and discharge policies and the
racial, religious, and national composition of their work forces as he
shall deem necessary, and failure to provide such information shall
constitute grounds for the City Council to revoke any contract in
effect between the City and the person so failing to comply. All re-
quired reports shall be on forms prepared by the Chairman of the
Commission and the City Manager.
j. Accept unconditional gifts, bequests, grants, or other payments, public
and private to help finance the activities of the Commission.
6. PROCEDURE FOR COMPLAINTS, INVESTIGATION, CONCILIATION AND HEARINGS BEFORE
COMMISSION:
a. The Commission shall have advisory authority to recommend enforcement
of the provisions of this ordinance.
b. Any person claiming a violation of any provision of this ordinance may
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file with the Commission a verified written complaint which shall
state the name and address of each person complained against (respondent)
and shall set forth the pertinent facts as known to the Complainant.
Whenever the Commission has information indicating that any person has
discriminated, the City N�nager may issue a complaint.
c.When a complaint has been filed, the Commission shall promptly make
such investigation as it may deem appropriate to determine whether there
is probable cause to believe that the allegations of discrimination are
well-founded.
d. If the Commission shall determine, following such investigation, that
the allegations of the complaint are well-founded, it shall immediately
proceed to eliminate the violations complained of by conciliation and
persuasion. If after reasonable time, such procedure proves inneffec-
tive, it shall refer the complaint to the City Manager for further
actions.
e. HEARING PROCEDURE:
Within 30 days following the referral of a complaint, the City Manager
shall set a time and place within the City for the hearing of such com-
plaint and the answers to �he allegations and shall notify all parties
Council
thereof. A Referee appointed by the City/will conduct the hearing, rule
on all evidence, and take oaths.
f. CONDUCT OF HEARINGS:
The Commission shall be responsible for the conduct of the hearirigs, which
hearings shall be referred to and conducted by a single referee, who is
not a member of the Commission, in the presence of a sub-committee of
the Commission to be appointed by it's chairman who shall.have full
authority to compel the testimony of witnesses and the production of any
evidence by subpoena to be issued by the District Court, or as otherwise
provided by law, to administer oaths, take testimony relating to cases
before the Co�ission, receive evidence and examine books and papers
relative to any matter under investigation or in question before'the
Commission, hear, examine and cross-examine witnesses, make findings of
fact, issue orders based upon such findings and apply to Courts of competent
jurisdiction for the enforcement of its orders. The complainant shall
appear in person at the hearing and may be represented by the City
Attorney. The respondent shall appear at the hearing and may be represented
by Counsel. Complainant and respondent may in accordance with such order
of procedure as may be determined by the referee, present evidence and
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arguments bearing upon the facts alleged in the Complaint. Each may
call witnesses on his behalf and take their testimony. All witnesses
including complainant and respondent may be examined and cross-examined.
The referee, sub-committee or Commission shall not be bound by the strict
rules of evidence applicable to judicial proceedings, but its findings
must be based upon competent evidence. Each witness at the hearing shall
testify under oath. A stenographic record shall be made of the proceed-
ings or an electronic device may be used. In the,event of judicial review,
the Commission shall, upon request, furnish complainant and respondent.
each with a copy of the transcript of the hearings without charge.
g. F��NDINGS AND RECOMMENDATIONS:
The referee shall render his report and recommendations by appropriate
findings and conclusions and suggest an appropriate Order on or before ten
days after final submission of all evidence and testimony by both parties,
to the Commission for its review and issuance of a recommendation. Each
party shall be furnished with a copy of the findings, conclusions, and
prospective recommendation issued by the referee or Commission, such copies
to be mailed to each party by certified mail.
h. REVIEW BY ENTIRE COMMISSION AND ISSUANCE OF ORDER:
Within twenty days after receipt of such findings, conclusions, and
suggested recommendation and Order either party may request a review thereof
by the entire Commission whereupon the Commission may request argument and
shall review such controversy, upon the record, testimony and evidence
produced before the referee and upon arguments if any by the parties. The
Commission may modify or otherwise change the terms of the suggested Order
or it may return the matter to the referee for clarification of such findings.
In any event, the Commission shall issue the final recommendation to the
City Council and the parties not later than thirty days after submission
to it of the referee's findings, whereupon the City Council shall issue its
final Order within fifteen days.
i. DETERMINATION OF PROCEEDINGS WITHOUT HEARING:
Whenever the Commission shall have concluded on the basis of facts proven
or otherwise ascertained by it that the allegations of discrimination do
not appear to be well founded, or following conciliation and persuasion
shall have found that the unlawful act or practice complained of has been
eliminated, it may forthwith recommend the dismissal of the complaint and
shall within five days of such determination serve notice of said order
of dismissal upon the complainant and upon the respondent by certified
mail.
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7. RELATION TO STATE COMMISSIONER OF HUMAN RIGHTS:
No complaint shall be considered or heard when the matter has been previously
considered by the State Commissioner of Human Rights as a matter within his
jurisdiction. The Commission may by a majority vote thereof refer any complaint
within the jurisdiction of the State Commission of Human Rights to such Commissioner.
8. ENFORCEMENT OF COMMISSION ORDER:
a. In all cases, wherein the recommendations of the Commission and order of the
City Council is final and is served upon the parties as provided in Paragraph
6(G) the City Manager may file with the Clerk of Hennepin County District
Court a petition praying the Court to order compliance by the respondent with
the recommendations of the Commission and the order of the City Council. The
Manager may move for an order requiring the respondent to show cause why an
approgriate injunction of the District Court in conformity with the Commission's
recommendation should not be issued compeling the respondent to act or desist
in conformity with the recommendation of the Commission and of the Court.
The Court may at the hearing on the order to show cause affirm or amend such
previous orders of the Court or the recommendation of the Commission as it
deems just and equitable.
9. DISTRICT COURT, REVIEW ORDERS OF BOARD:
a. Either the complainant or respondent aggrieved by a final decision of the
Commission and City Manager may seek judicial review in the District Court
of Hennepin County.
b. The District Court rev�:ew proceedings shall conform to Minnesota Statutes,
Section 15.0424, judicial review of agency decisions, and 15.0425, scope
of judicial review.
10. SEVERABILITY:
If any part, section, or provision of this Ordinance, to be invalid by any
Court or competent jurisdiction such adjudication shall not affect the validity
of the remainder of this Ordinance.
First read at a regular meeting of the City Council held on May 7, 1968.
Finally read a second time, approved, adopted, and ordered published.at a regular
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meeting of the City Council held on June 4, 19E
C. R. PETERSON,
SECRETARY TO THE COUNCIL
JOSEPH C. VESELY,
CITY ATTORNEY
Published in the Hopkins Sun, Thursday, July 18, 1968.
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C IT i' OF HOPKI IdS
Hennepin �ounty, Minnesota
i`JOTICE OF' HF�Ai,'.I�dG Oi�a PROPOSED INiPRGVEi'�:E�NTS
TO WHO?�I IT I��TAY COidCLRid:
iJOTICE IS I-�REBY GIVEI�1 that the City Councii of the (�ty of Hopkins
will meet in the Council Cha?rbers of the City Hall at 7:30 o'clock P.M.,
on June 4th, 1968, to consider the makin� of an improvernent on Tyler
Avenue Pdorth from Secc�nd Street i+lorth to a point approximately 900 feet
North by the installation of Sanitary Sewer and Ulatermain thereon pursuant
to M.S.A., Secs. l�29.O1i to Secs. 1�29.1I1.
The area proposed to be assessed for such improvement is Lots 1 thru
9, inciusive, Block 1, Stever�s Oakwood Park and Tracts I, J, and K,
Registered Land Survey �do. 561.
The estimated cost of such impro�rr�nt is $16,393.00 for Sanitary
Sewer and $15,249.00 for �latermain.
AlI persons desiring to be heard with reference to the proposed
improvement will be heard at this meeting.
Dated r�ay 7th, �968.
C. R. PETrRSOPd,
Secretary to the Council
JOSEPH C. VESELY,
City Attorney
Published in the Hopkir�s Sun, Hopkirs, NTinnesota, on May 23rd, i968,
and P�fay 30th, 1968.
Kerber
CITY QF HOPKIi�
Hennepin County, Minnesota
I`dOTICE OF �ARING Oid PROPCISED I�RUVEMEiV'I'S
TG WH�ii IT NIAY CONCEHId:
NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEPd that the City Council of the City of Hopkins
will meet in the Council �hambers of the City Hall at 7:30 o'clock P.P�.,
on June 4th, 1968, to consider the making of an irr�provement on Second
Street North from rlonroe � venue North to a point approximately 680 feet
East of Tyler Avenue North; on both sides of 'I�rler Avenue North from Second
Street North to a point approximately 200 feet North; on Van Buren Avenue
North from Second Street Vorth to a point approximately 350 feet North;
on Jackson Avenue iVorth frorn Secorri Street Idorth to ac�point appro�:imate�y
250 feet North; on Monroe Avenue North from Second Street North to a point
approximately 225 feet North by the installation of concrete curb, concrete
curb and gutter, street surfacing, street repair and storm sewer thereon
pursuant to 1`1.S.A., Secs. 1�29.011 to Secs. 1�29.111.
The area proposed to be assessed for such improvemer�t is : Tracts
I, J, K and I,, Registered Land Survey No. 561; Lots 1 thru 2l�, inciusive,
Blocic 1; Lots 1 thru 7, inclusive, Lots 16 thru 2l�, inciusive, Block 2,
aiI in Stevens Oakwood Park; Lot 91, Auditor's Subdivision No. 239; Lots
1 thru 18, inclusive, Block i, inciuding vacated street and alley; Lots
1 thru 25, inciusive, Block 2, including vacated street and alley; Lots
1 thru 26, inclusive, �31ock 3, including vacated street and alley; Lets
1 thru 26, inclusive, �lock �., all�_in West Minrieapolis Center.
The estima-ted cost of such improvement is $25,162.00.
Ali persons desiring to be heard with reference to the proposed
improvement wili be heard at this meetin�.
Dated May 7th, i968.
C. R. PETERSOAI,
Secretary to the Council
JQSEPH C. VESELY,
City Attorney
Published in the Hopxins Sun, Hopkins, T�linnesota, on NIay 23rd, i968,
and P�ay 30th, 1968.
Kerber
CITY OF HOPKINS
Hennepin County, Niinriesota
:�ESOLUTIO�� N0. 170Lt
RESOLUTIOi1 Oi3DERIIdG I:�IPROVEiVIENT AI'�II'i
PREP��TIOiV OF PLANS
ti•dHEFZEr",S a Resolution of the City Council, P�1o. 1692, adopted the 7th day
of May, 1968, fixed a date for a hearing on the proposed improvement on Second,
Street PJorth from P�Ionroe Avenue North to a point approximately 680 feet East
of Tyler �aenue Pdorth; on both si_des of Tyier Avenue i�lorth from Second 5treet
i�lorth to a point approximately 200 feet North; on Van Buren Avenue Plorth from
`':econd Street North to a point appro:L�imately 350 feet �lorth; on Jackson �venue
North from Second Street �rortr� to a point approximately 250 feet Nortn; on
Monroe Avenue idorth from Second Street to a point approximately 225 feet
PJorth by the installation of concrete curb, concrete curb arrl gutter, street
surfacing, street repair and storm sewer thereon, the total estimated cost
thereof being $25,162.00, and
WI-�REAS ali property owners whose property is iiable to be assessed f or
the makin� of these improveYr�ents were giv:=n ten days published notice of the
Council hearing trirough two weekiy pubiications of the required notice, and
a hearin�; was held and the property owners heard thereon on the L�th day of
June, 1968.
idOti^1, THERF,FOR��, BL IT RL�SOL VED by the Council oi the �ity of Hopicins:
l. Such ir�protiement is hereby ornered as proposed in the Council �esolution
?Jo. I692 adopted 17ay 7, i968.
2. That John Strojan is hereby designated as the engineer for this
improvement he shail pr2pa.re plans and specifications for the makin�� of such
improvement.
Adopted by the �ity Council of the City cf Hopicins, %Zinnesota, this
1�th clay of June, 1968.
C. R. PETEp„SGPd, JOticd F. HAi'1L�Y,
Secretary to the council Mayor
JOSEPIa C. VESELY,
City httorney
ICerber
CITY OF HOPKINS
Hennepin County, i�innesota
RESOLUTIOPd i�JO. 1705
RESOLUTIOV OR.DERING Ii'�t�QJEiviEi�1T APdD
PREPARATIO?J OF PL.qNS
WHEREILS a Resolution of the City Council, No. 1693, adopted the 7th day
of May, 1968, fixed a date f or a hearing on the proposed improvement of Tyler
Avenue ido-rth from Second Street North to a point approximately 900 feet North
by the installation of 5anitary Sewer and Watermain thereon, the totai estirnated
cost thereof being ��,'16,393.00 for Sanitary Se��er and $15,21�9.00 for Watermain,
arai
U)HF�.Ek5 all property oymers whose property is Iiabie to be assessed for
the making of these improvements were E;iven ten days pubiished notice of the
council hearing through two ��eekly pubiications of the required notice, and
a hearing was held and the property owners heard thereon on the I�th day of
June, 1968.
NCJ�I, THEREFORE, BE IT R�SOLV�{;D by the �ouncil of the City of Hopkins :
l. Such improvement is hereby ordered as proposed in the Council
Resolution No. 1693 adopted May 7th, 1968.
2. That John Strojan is hereby designated as the engineer for tY�is
improvement and he shall prepare plans and specifications for the making of
such improv�ment.
Adopted by the City �ouncil of the �ity of Hopkins, j7innesota, this
)�th day of June, 1968.
C. R. PETERSOid, JOHN F. HANLEY,
Secretary to the Council Mayor
J�EPH C. V�SELY,
City kttorney
Kerber
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CITY OF HOPKINS
Hennepin �'ounty, Minnesota
RESOLUTION N0. 1706
RESOLUTIOPd Ot�iERIPdG PREPxRATION
QF ENi�I1VEER' S REPORT OPd IIv7PP 0�'E`i�I'dTS
UIHEREAS a petition has been received requesting the iir�rovement of
AZonroe Avenue North starting at the Northwest corner of Lot l, Block l,
Monroe Place �ddition, continuing down or South to Honey��ell Parking Lot
(only on the East side of street) by the installation of curb and gutter
thereon and the assessment of benefitting property for alI or a portion
of the cost oi' the improvement pursuant to M.S.A., Secs. 1�29.011 to Secs.
1�29 .111.
NOY�, T?-�rREFORE, BE IT RESOLV�D BY THE CITY COUNCIL OF THE CITY dF
HOPKINS, MIi5m1ESOTA, that the proposed improvement be referred to John
Strojan, City Engineer, f or study and he is instructed to report with all
convenient speed advising the Council in a preiir►inary way as to whether
the proposed improvernents are feasible and as to whether they should best
be made as proposed or in connection with some other improvement, and the
estimated cost of the improvements as recorvnended.
Adopted by the City Councii of the City of Hopkins, T�Iinnesota, this
l.�th day of June, 1968.
C. E. PFTERSON, JOHN F. HANLEY,
Secretary to the Councii Mayor
JOSEPH C. iTESELY,
City Attorney
Kerber
A regular meeting of the Council of the City of Hopkins, Minnesota, was held on Tuesday,
June 18, 1968, at 7:30 p.m., in the Gouncil Chambers in the City Hall.
Present were Mayor Hanley, Councilmen Harriman, Lund and Pokorny, also Acting City Manager
Peterson, City Engineer Strojan, Assistant Engineer Anderson, Building Inspector Blomquist,
Assistant City Manager Woolley and City Attorney Vesely.
Action: Mr. Harriman moved, and Mr. Pokorny seconded the motion, that the Minutes of the
Reel 86 June 4, 1968, Council meeting be approved and signed. Motion carried.
Side 2
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Action: Mr. Lund moved, and Mr. Pokorny seconded the motion, that expenditures dated
3'=23 June 18, 1968, in the amount of $96,193.51, be approved and authorized for payment.
Motion carried.
Bid ��1 Pursuant to notice bids were opened on Tuesday, June 4, 1968, at 10:00 a.m., for
Portable Bleachers and the following bids were received. (see tabulation of bids
attached)
Action: Mr. Lund moved, and Mr. Pokorny seconded the motion, that the contract for
23- furnishing Portable Bleachers be awarded to Safway Steel in the amount of
$1,453.00. Motion carried.
Bid ��2 Pursuant to notice bids were opened,.on Tuesday, June 18, 1968,.at 2:00 p.m., for
Athletic Field Lighting System for Central Park, and the following bids were
received. (see tabulation of bids attached)
Action: Mr. Lund moved, and Mr. Pokorny seconded the motion, that the contract for
-108 Athletic Field Lighting System for Central Park be awarded to Electric Service
Company in the amount of $32,812.00. Motion carried.
Item: 68-53-P. Mr. Pokorny moved, and Mr. Harriman seconded the motion, that Resolution No.
108-161 1707, "A RESOLUTION ORDERING IMPROVEMENT ON EXTENSION OF SANITARY SEWER
AND WATERMAIN ON EXTENSION OF CAMBRIDGE STREET FROM MONK AVENUE TO A POINT
APPROXIMATELY 250 FEET WEST", be adopted. Motion carried.
Item: 68-61-C. Mr. Harriman moved, and Mr. Lund seconded the motion, that the communication
161-170 from the Village of Minnetonka requesting Hopkins participation in the
Joint Powers Agreement for the formation of the Southwest Sanitary Sewer
District, be tabled. Motion carried.
Item: 68-107-R. Mr. Pokorny moved, and Mr. Harriman seconded the motion, that the request
170-195 by Rieke-Carroll-Muller & Associates, for Council approval of Change Order
to H. S. Horwitz, Inc., in the amount of $292.00, for the following
additional work: to provide electrical service to Blake Hill Tank Lights and
related control apparatus as follows: install a 220 volt 30 amp service,
run 220 volt 20 amp circuit to existing panel in direct earth burial cable,
service cabinet to be weatherproof with one 2-pole 30 amp main breaker, on
2-pole 20 amp, and one single pole 15 amp breaker, be approved. Motion
carried.
Item: 68-95-R. Mr. Harriman moved, and Mr. Lund seconded the motion, that the request for
195- a 4-way Stop at Ashley Road and Boyce Road, as recommended by the Police
Dept., be approved. Motion carried.
Item: 68-108-R. Mr. Lund moved, and Mr. Harriman seconded the motion, that the request by
the Knights of Columbus for renewal of their bingo permit for the period
of July, August and September 1968, be approved. Motion carried.
Item: 68-109-R. Mr. Lund moved, and Mr. Harriman seconded the motion, that the request from
-203 the Geo. R. Wolff Post ��425, V.F.W., for renewal of their bingo permit for
the period of July, August and September 1968, be approved. Motion carried.
Item:�68-110-Z. Mr. Harriman moved, and_Mr.. Pokorny. seconded the motion, that the recommenda-
203-207 tion from the Zoning and Planning Co�ission that the Council amend Ord. 4�269
as follows: 1. Delete Section 269.41, Subd. 1, (5) "Automobile (passenger
only) sales and repair"; 2. Add the following wording to Section 269.41,
Subd. 1(4): 'not including repair', be approved, and the City Attorney to.
prepare the necessary Ordinance. Motion carried.
Minutes of June 18, 1968, Council meeting, cont.
Page 2.
Item: 68-111-Z. Mr. Harriman moved, and Mr. Pokorny seconded the motion, that the re-
207-214 commendation from the Zoning and Planning Commission that they do not
recommend changing the regulations that apply to fences in the rear yards
of residential lots, be placed on file. Motion carried.
Item: 68-112-L. Mr. Lund moved, and Mr. Pokorny seconded the motion, that the additional
214-216 1968 license applications: Crossroads Trailer Camp Co., to sell soft drinks;
and Robert C. Shideler d/b/a Mobile Gas Station, to operate 6 gas pumps,
sell soft drinks and cigarettes, be granted. Motion carried.
Action: Mr. Harriman moved, and Mr. Lund seconded the motion, that the letter from
300=320 Dr. Greenawalt, Supt.of Schools, regarding exchange of property between
the School and the City, be placed on file. Motion carried.
Action: Mr. Pokorny moved, and Mr. Harriman seconded the motion, that the Mayor's
330- reappointment of Eugene Reilly and Maurice Hessian for another two year
term on the Parks and Recreation Commission, effective July 1, 1968, be
approved. Motion carried.
Action: Mr. Lund moved, and Mr. Pokorny seconded the motion, that the Mayor's
reappointment of Joseph C. Vesely and Mrs. William Sprague for another two
year term on the Library Board, effective July 1, 1968, be approved. Motion
carried.
Action: Mr. Lund moved, and Mr. Pokorny seconded the motion, that the Mayor's
-357 reappointment of Jerre Miller for another two year term on the Zoning and
Planning Commission, effective July 1, 1968, be approved. Motion carried.
Action: Mr. Harriman moved, and Mr. Pokorny seconded the motion, that the meeting
357-427 be adjourned. Motion carried.
(Official Publication�
CITY OF HOPKINS
AZIIVNESOTA
NOTICE FOR BIDS FOR TI� FURNISHING OF
PORTABLE BLEACHERS
SEALID BIDS will be received by the City Manager at the City Hall,
Hopkins, DZinnesota, until Tuesday, June 4, 1968� at 10:00 A.M., C.D.S.T.,
and then and there opened and publicly read and as soon as possible thereafter,
award of a contract will be made by the City for the above material.
Specifications and further details are available at the office of the
Recreation Director, 1010 First Street South, Hopkins, Minnesota.
A cash deposit, Cashier's Check, Bid Bond or Certified Check payable to
the City of Hopkins is required for ten (10�� percent of the bid as a guarantee
of entry into a contract.
The right is reserved to accept or reject any or all bids, or parts thereof,
and to award a contract as is deemed to be in the best interest of the city.
CITY OF HOPKINS
C. R. Peterson, Acting City P�lanager
To be published in the Hopkins Sun, Thursday, DZay 23, 1968.
(Official Publication�
CITY OF HOPKINS
Hennepin County, Minnesota
NOTICE OF BIDS FOR
ATHLETIC FIELD LIGHTING SYSTF�I
IN
CENTRAL PARK
SEALID BIDS will be received by the City Manager at the City Hall, Hopkins,
P�4innesota until 2:00 P.PQ., Tuesday, June 18, 1968, and publicly opened and read
at that time for the ftiarnishing of all work and materials for the construction
of a lighting system for softball, hockey, skating, and walkways, and as soon
as possible thereafter a contract will be awarded by the City for the above
work.
The work shall be in accordance with the plans and specifications prepared
by William J. Sutherland & Associates Inc., Consulting Engineers, and on file
Gri th the City Ehgineer.
Plans and specifications for the work may be examined at the office of the
City EYigineer, Builders F�cchange;. at Minneapolis, and at the offices of the
Consulting Ehgineers. Copies may be obtained upon deposit of �25.00 for each
set.
The amount of the deposit for each set of documents will be returned to
each Prime Bidder who submits a bonafide bid and returns the set in good con-
dition within (10) days after the date of opening bids.
Bids must be on the basis of cash payment for the work and materials and
no bid will be accepted unless sealed and filed with the City Clerk and
accompanied by a cash deposit, certified check or bidder's bond, payable to
the City Clerk� for not less than five (5�) percent of the bid, as a guarantee
that the bidder will, within fifteen (15) days after notification of award of
contract, enter into an agreement with the City and f�zrnish a bond for the full
amount of the contract as provided by law. This bid security will be subject
to forfeiture as provided by law.
Bid security of the three lowest bidders may be retained until the contracts
have been awarded and executed, but not longer than forty-five (45� days from
the date of opening bids. All other deposits will be returned promptly.
The City reserves the right to reject any and all bids and to waive any
informalities or irregularities therein. No bidder may withdraw his bid for
a period of forty-five (45) days.
In case of default the City may have the work done by others, and hold the
original bidder or contractor liable for increased costs.
CITY OF HOPKINS
C. R. Peterson, Acting City I�tanager
To be published in the Hopkins Sun, June 6, �968.
To be published in the Construction Bulletin, June, 6, 1968.
CITY OF FOP�CITdS
Hennepin County, Minnesota
P10'?'I CE OF H:�AR.IPdG OiV PROPOSsD IMPROVEPfi�i1T5
TO WHONI IT Mt1Y CONCERN:
IdOTICE IS HE�.EBY GI?IEP1 that the �ity Council of the �ity of Hopicins wiil
meet in the Co�cil �hambers of the Git�r �:ail at 7:30 0� clock P.i�i., on June 18th,
1968 to consider the acquisition of casement and instaiiation of sanitary sewer
and watermain on the extension of Cambridge Street �rom NIonk �venue to a point
approximately 250 feet west thereon pursuant to P�I.S.A., Secs. L�29.011 to Secs.
1�29.111.
The area proposed to be assessed f or such improvement is that portion of the
Vorthwest �uarter (Nf�d4) of the Northeast Quarter (NE4) of Section 19, Township
117, Range 21 described as foilows: Commencing at the Southeast corner of Registered
Land Survey Vo. 121�i, thence South along East line of Northwest Quarter (NW�) of
Northeast �uarter (NEQ) a distance of 360.79 feet, thence West parallel with IJorth
line there to a point on Tdortheasterly Iine of Rubel and Go3dman i�ddition, thence
Plorthwesteriy alon� Northeasteriy iine of said additio n to most Northeriy corner
thereof, thence Ztiest parallel with mos-t Norther].y line of Registered Land Survey
No. 56l to the West line of East 600 feet of said Northwest Quarter (NW4) of
Pdortheast �uarter (PdEg), thence North a1on� said West line to the intersection
with Southwesteriy iine of Registered Land Survey No. i21�1, thence �:Southeasterly
and Easterly aiong Southerly line thereof to beginning, except road and.Tracts
B� C and D, �tegistered �.and Survey No. i2Ltl.
The estimated cost of such improv�ment is $2,668.00 f or S�nitary Sewer and
�2,31�6.50 for U�atermain.
All persons desiring to be heard with reference to the proposed improvement
will be heard at t his meeting.
Dated May 21st, 1968.
C . R. PETERS ON,
Se cretary to the Council
JOSEPH C.VESELY,
City Attorney
Published in the Hopkins Sun, Hopkins, Minnesota, on June 6th, i968 and
June 13th, 196c�.
Kerber
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CITY OF HOPKINS
Hennepin County, Minnesota
RESOLUTION N0. 1707
RESOLUTION ORDERING IMPROVF�TL'P1T AND
PREPARATION OF PLANS
WHEREAS a Resolution of the City Council, No. 1703, adopted the
21st day of P�1ay, 1968, fixed a date for a hearing on the proposed
improvement of the extension of Cambridge Street from P�Zonk Avenue to
a point approximately 250 feet [Jest by the acquisition of easement
and the installation of sanitary sewer and watermain thereon, the
total estimated cost thereof being $2,668.00 for Sanitary Sewer and
$2,346.50 for Watermain, and
'�REAS all property ovmers whose property is liable to be assessed
for the making of these improvements were given ten days published notice
of the council hearing through two weekly publications of the required
notice, and a hearing was held and the property owners heard thereon�
on the 18th day of June, 1968.
NOW, THEREFORE, BE IT RESOLVID by the Council of the City of Hopkins:
1. Such improvement is hereby ordered as proposed in the Council
Resolution No. 1703 adopted AZay 21st, 1968.
2. That John Strojan is hereby designated as the engineer for this
improvement and he shall prepare plans and specifications for the making
of such improvement.
Adopted by the City Council of the City of Hopkins, Minnesota, this
18th day of June, 1968.
C. R. PETE�e�r�tary to the Council JOHN F. HANLEY,
Mayor
JOSEPH C. VESELY,
City Attorney
Kerber
Pursuant to a published notice, a meeting of the Board of D�ualization
of the City of Hopkins, Minnesota, was held on Monday, June 24, 1968,
at 7:30 P.M. in the Council Chambers in the City Hall.
Present were Mayor Hanley, Councilmen Pokorny and Lund, City Assessor
C. R, Peterson, Deputy City Assessor J. H. Hromadko, Deputy City
Assessor Arlyn Sala, Deputy County Assessor R. W. Hartin and County
Personal Property Assessor Ha.rold J. Mernin.
No objecting taxpayers appeared and at 7:4�5 P.M. Mr. Pokorny moved,
and Mr. Lund seconded the motion, that the Board accept the assess-
ment figures of $12,424,131 on Real Estate and $1,216,307 on Personal
Property and order the assessment books to be signed. Motion carried.
Mr. Pokorny moved, and Mr. Lund seconded the motion that the Board of
Equalization meeting be adjourned. I�tion carried.
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C. R. Peterson, Secretary t he
Board
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C I TY OF HOPKI ATS
Hennepin County, Minnesota
ASSESSMENT NOTICE
NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN, that the Board of Equalization of
the City of Hopkins in Hennepin County, Minnesota, will meet in
the Council Chambers on Monday, June 24, 1968, at 7:30 p.m., for
the purpose of review and correcting the assessments of said City
for the year 1968. Al1 persons considering themselves aggrieved
by said assessments or who wish to complain that the property of
another is assessed too low, are hereby notified to appear at said
meeting and show cause for having such assessment corrected.
No complaint that another person is assessed too low will be
acted upon until the person so assessed, or his agents, shall have
been notified of such complaint.
C. R. PE'PERSON
City Clerk
June 11, 1968
To be published in the Hennepin County Review June 13, 1968
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A regular meeting of the Council of the City of Hopkins, Minnesota, was held.on Tuesday,
July 2, 1968, at 7:30 p.m., in the Council Chambers in the-City Hall.
Present were Mayor Hanley, Councilmen Blake, Harriman, Lund and Pokorny, also Acting City
Manager Peterson, City Engineer Strojan, Building Inspector Blomquist, Admn. Assistant
Woolley,_ and City Attorney Vesely.
Action:
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Action:
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Mr. Lund moved, and Mr. Harriman seconded the motion, that the Minutes of the
June 18, 1968, Council meeting, and the Minutes of the Board of Equalization
meeting of June 24, 1968, be approved and signed. Motion carried.
Mr. Lund moved, and Mr. Blake seconded the motion, that expenditures, dated
July 2, 1968, in the amount of $30,567.00, be approved and authorized for pay-
ment. Motion carried.
Pursuant to notice bids were opened on Thursday, June 27, 1968, at 10:00 a.m.,
for the installation of Sanitary Sewer, Storm Sewer, and Watermains, and the
following bids were received. (see tabulation of bids attached)
Action: Mr. Pokorny moved, and Mr. Blake seconded the motion, that the contract for
453-502 the installation of Sanitary Sewer, Storm Sewer, and Watermains be awarded to
F. D. Chapman Construction Co., in the amount of $54,424.95, as recommended by
the Engineering Dept. Motion carried.
Item: 68-75-P. Mr. Lund moved, and Mr. Pokorny seconded the motion, that Resolution No.
502- 1708, "A RESOLUTION ORDERING THE IMPROVEMENT ON THE NORTH-SOUTH ALLEY BETWEEN
lOTH AVENUE NORTH AND 11TH AVENUE NORTH FROM THIRD STREET TO FOURTH STREET
BY CONCRETE SURFACING THEREON", be adopted. Area proposed to be assessed
is Lots 1 thru 24, incl., Block 98, West Minneapolis Second Division.
Estimated cost is $5,209.50. Motion carried.
Item: 68-65-P. Mr. Pokorny moved, and Mr. Blake seconded the motion, that Resolution No.
1709, "A RESOLUTION ORDERING THE IMPROVEMENT ON THE NORTH-SOUTH ALLEY BETWEEN
14TH AVENUE NORTH AND 15TH AVENUE NORTH FROM FIRST STREET NORTH TO SECOND
STREET NORTH BY CONCRETE SURFACING THEREON", be adopted. Area proposed to
be assessed is Lots 1 thru 24, incl., Block 74, West Minneapolis Second
Division. Estimated cost is $5,738.50. Motion carried.
Item: 68-66-P. Mr. Lund moved, and Mr. Pokorny seconded the motion, that Resolution No. 1710,
"A RESOLUTION ORDERING THE IMPROVEMENT ON THE NORTH-SOUTH ALLEY BETWEEN 13TH
AVENUE NORTH AND 14TH AVENUE NORTH FROM FOURTH STREET NORTH TO HIGHWAY 4�7
SERVICE ROAD BY CONCRETE SURFACING THEREON", be adopted. Area proposed to
be assessed is Lots 2 thru 15, incl., Block 108, West Minneapolis Second
Division. Estimated cost is $3,484.50. Motion carried.
Item: 68-67-P. Mr. Harriman moved, and Mr. Lund seconded the motion, that the Hearing at
-678 7:30 p.m., to consider the improvement on the East-West alley South of
Excelsior Avenue from Harrison Avenue South to a point approx. 150 feet East
by concrete surfacing thereon. Area proposed to be assessed is Lots 4,5,6,
31 and 32, Block 19, West Minneapolis Center. Estimated cost is $1,843.20,
be continued to the-July 16, 1968, Council meeting. Motion carried.
Item: 67-203-R. Mr. Harriman moved, and Mr. Pokorny seconded the motion, that the Engineer's
678-682 Report on construction of public parking lots on Lots 4 and 21, Block 69,
West Minneapolis Second Division, and Lot 1, Block 67, West Minneapolis
Second Division, be continued to the August 6, 1968, Council meeting. Motion
carried.
Item: Mr. Lund moved, that authorization be given for the installation of a stop
682- sign at 12th Avenue North and 2nd Street for South bound traffic. Motion
lost for lack of a second.
-749 Mr. Harriman moved, and Mr. Pokorny seconded the motion, that authorization
be given for the installation of a stop sign at 12th Avenue North and 2nd
Street for South bound traffic and that a No Parking Anytime sign be in-
stalled on the West side of 12th Avenue North, South of the R. R. tracks from
the centerline of the R.R. tracks to a point 50 feet South. Motion carried.
Item: Mr. Lund moved, and Mr. Pokorny seconded the motion, that the Council accept
749-892 the recommendation of the City Engineer for adoption as the official policy
on extension of streets into abandoned street car right-of-way, in Inter-
lachen Park. Motion carried. Mr. Harriman voting no.
Minutes of the July 2,.1968, Council meeting, cont.
Page 2.
Item: Mr. Pokorny moved, and Mr. Harriman seconded the motion, that the proposed agree-
892-904 ment with Orr-Schelen-Mayeron, for study of cost of sewer connection to the
Minneapolis system, be approved, and that a maximum cost of $7,200 be written
into the contract. Motion carried.
Item: Mr. Lund moved, and Mr. Pokorny seconded the motion, that authorization be given
904- to advertise for bids for a relief sewer from present lift station on 7th Street
South from 6th Avenue South to a point between 8th and 9th Avenue South. Motion
carried.
-1013 Mr. Harriman moved, and Mr. Pokorny seconded the motion, that authorization be
given for �he preparation of plans and specifications for the construction of a
fence to completely enclose the Well 4�4 area (North of Elmo Park), and also
authorization to negotiate with the Hopkins School District 4�274, for permission
to enclose the area around Well ��5 (West of the Senior High School) to protect
this new well, and permission be granted to advertise for bids for this required
fencing. Motion carried.
Item: 68-113-R. Mr. Lund moved, and Mr. Pokorny seconded the motion, that Ordinance No. 290,
1013-1024 "AN ORDINANCE AMENDING THAT PART OF THE HOPKINS ZONING ORDINANCE N0. 269,
PERTAINING TO CERTAIN. USES IN THE B-2 DISTRICT", be continued to the
July 16, 1968, Council meeting. Motion carried.
Item: 68-114-R. Mr. Lund moved, and Mr. Pokorny seconded the motion, that the City enter
1024-1111 into an Agreement for retaining a Public Defender for a fee of $100 per
month. Motion carried. Mr. Harriman voting no.
Item: 68-114-P. Mr. Lund moved, and Mr-. Pokorny seconded the motion, that Resolution No.
1111- 1711, "A RESOLUTION ORDERING ENGINER'S REPORT ON PETITION FOR CONCRETE
ALLEY FROM FIRST STREET SOUTH TO SECOND STREET SOUTH BETWEEN VAN BUREN
AVENUE AND JACKSON AVENUE, BLOCK 35, WEST MINNEAPOLIS CENTER", be adopted.
Motion carried.
Item: 68-115-R. Mr. Pokorny moved, and Mr. Lund seeonded the motion, that Resolution No.
-1168 1712; A RESOLUTION ORDERING HEARING ON INSTALLATION OF CONCRETE �URB AND
GUTTER AND STRUCTURAL GUARD RAIL ON MONROE AVENUE NORTH ( NORTH OF SECOND
STREET) AND MONROE PLACE", be adopted. Motion carried.
Item: 68-116-R. Mr. Lund moved, and Mr. Blake seconded the motion, that the request by
1168-1179 Northwestern Bell Telephone'Co., for a permit to place buried cable on
Powell Road from Excelsior Avenue to the North City limits, be granted.
Motion carried.
Action: Mr. Lund moved, and Mr. Pokorny seconded the motion, that the City Attorney
1179-1304 be authorized to offer the total sum of $17,000 for settlement of the
pending case of Fiveland vs City of Hopkins. Motion carried. Mr. Harriman
voting no.
Action: Mr. Lund moved, and Mr. Pokorny seconded the motion, that the Mayor's re-
appointment of Dr. A. H. Malerich, Jr., to the Zoning and Planning
Commission for another two year::term, be approved. Motion carried.
Action: Mr. Lund moved, and Mr. Blake seconded the motion, that the Mayor's appoint-
ment of Mr. James C. Shirley to the Zoning and Planning Commission for a
two year term, be approved. Motion carried.
Action: Mr. Pokorny moved, and Mr. Harriman seconded the motion, that the Mayor's
appointment of Mrs. Robert (Geraldine) Geltman to the Library Board for
a two year term, be approved. Motion carried.
Action: Mr. Harriman moved, and Mr. Lund seconded the motion, that the Mayor's
appointment of the following Councilmen, for a one year term to the below
listed Boards and Commissions, be approved:
Councilman Harriman to the Zoning and Planning Commission,
Councilman Lund to the Recreation and Parks Commission,
Councilman Blake to the Library Board,
Mayor Hanley to the Board of Health and Welfare,
_ Councilman Pokorny as Council representative to the Housing & Redevelopment
Authority. Motion carried.
Minutes of the July 2, 1968, Council meeting, cont.
Page 3.
Action: Mr. Harriman moved, and Mr. Lund seconded the motion, that Mr. Terry L. Novak
be hired as City Manager for the City of Hopkins, beginning July 15, 1968, at
a starting salary of $13,000 per year. Motion carried.
Action: Mr. Pokorny moved, and Mr. Lund seconded the motion, that the meeting be
adjourned. Motion carried.
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CITY OF HOPKINS
HENNEPIN COUNTY, MINNESOTA
NOTICE OF BIDS FOR THE INSTALLATION OF
SANITARY SEWER, STORM SEWER AND WATER MAINS
SFAI,ID BIDS will be received by the City Manager at the City Hall,
Hopkins, D7innesota, until Thursday, June 27, 1968, at 10:00 A.M., C.D.S.T.,
and then and there opened and publicly read, and as soon as possible thereafter,
award of a contract will be made by the City for the above work. Approximate
major quantities are as follows:
900 Lineal feet - 8" V.C.P. Watermain
900 Lineal feet -16" C.I.P. Watermain
1650 Lineal feet -15" - 48" Storm Sewer
Plans, specifications and further details are available at the office of
the City Engineer. No deposit is required but a charge of $10.00 per set will
be billed if plans and specifications are not returned in good condition within
ten (10� daFys after bids are opened.
Ea.ch bid must be accompanied by a Cashier's Check, Certified Check, or
Standard Bidder's Bond written by a corporate surety certified by the Minnesota
State Insurance Commission, at ten percent (10�) of the total bid price, payable
to the City of Hopkins, as a guarantee that the bidder will, if successful,
promptly execute a satisfactory contract for the faithful performance of the work
covered by this specification.
The successful bidder must, within ten (10) days after his bid is accepted,
execute a contract and bond for one hundred percent (100°�0� of the f�ll amount
of the bid and guaranteeing for one year the entire project free of defective
workmanship and material.
Upon the
bidders shall
formance bond,
to him.
award of the contract the checks or bidder's bonds of the unsuccessful
be returned to them, and upon the filing of the contract a.nd per-
the check or bid bond of the successful bidder shall be returned
The City provides proposal forms which are to be used. Each proposal must
be plainly marked, "PROPOSAL FOR Ti� FURNISHING OF LABOR, TOOLS, EQUIPMENT AND
1�TATERIAL MECESSARY FOR THE INSTALLATION OF SANITARY SEWER, STORM SE4JER AND WATER
MAINS", and addressed to the City of Hopkins, Minnesota.
The City reserves the right to reject any and all bids or parts thereof.
Any incomplete bid will be rejected.
In.case of default the City may have the work done by others, and hold.the
original bidder or contractor liable for increased costs.
CITY OF HOPKINS
C. R. Peterson, Acting City Manager
To be published in the Hopkins Sun, June 13th & 20th, 1968.
To be published in the Construction Bulletin, June 13th & 20th, 1968.
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Honorable City Council
City of Hopkins, Minnesota
Gentlemen:
�ITY OF HOPKINS
i10 FIRST STREET SOUTH PHONE: 935-8474
OPKINS, MINNESOTA 55343
June 28, 1968
Re: Proposed policy oneextension of
streets into abandoned street car
right-of-way.
About ten years ago, the City pnrchased the abandoned
street car right-of-way between Blake Road and 300 feet east of
Meadowbrook Road. The City subsequently sold portions of this
land but retain�d the portions corresponding to the extension of
the existing streets in Interlachen Park.
Homes have been constructed on this right-of-way on Ashley,
Holly, and Maple Hill Roads. They have been placed in the usual
manner to provide for the possible extension of the existing streets.
It seems unlikely that any of the streets will be extended to connect
to the existing east-west street in Edina since the prevailing
feeling of residents is to maintain the dead-end situation so that
thru traffic is impossible. Spruce Road ends at Interlachen so that
there are no roads to connect Hopkins streets east of Interlachen Park.
The Council has been asked to consider the possible vacation
of the south 20 feet of existing plotted streets and to deed the
portion of the streetcar right-of-way corresponding to the extension
of the existing streets.toTh�su�as been requested on Interlachen and
Oakwood Roads. The Interlachen request is still pending on the
Oakwood request ( R. Guillaume) was approved with modifications.
Since it is. necessary that both projects owners at the end of each
street involved agree upon the terms of such vacation or deed and
subsequent easements to the City, it appears that a clarification is
needed and/a uniform policy be adopted to cover the present proposals
and any future similar requests on other streets.
I have attempted to analyze the apparent problems and to
anticipate future situations to arrive at the following suggested
policies in regard to handling present and future requests:
1. Consider each request on an individual basis since
circumstances could vary and modify any straet
applications of general policies.
2. Do not vacate the south 20 feet of existing streets.
This will eliminate the problem of responsibility of
damage due to snow plowing. Also, a builder may use
75 feet plus 5 feet of the vacated Interlachen Avenue
or adjacent property and have a buildable lot. There-
City Council
City of Hopkins, Minnesota
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fore, the vacating of the 20 feet would necessitate an ease-
ment from another owner to the builder of the lot on the
streetcar right-of-way.
3. Allow the owner of each streecar right-of-way lot to
purchase one-half of tfie adjacent:land (corresponding to the
extension of the existing street) for a price to be mutually
agreed upon with the City to reserve full easement rights for all
existing and future utilities bothppublic and private. This
would allow the owner to build up to but not upon this easement.
This would allow sufficient room for maintenance of utilities but
would be limited to utility use only and would not include the
extension of a street.
It is important that it is understood that the above
policies would be agreed upon by the City only when both property
owners on each street would be petitioners and would agree and
carry out all terms of the agreement for that particular street.
Respectfully submitted,
�
�
ohn J. Strojan
City Engineer
Honorable City Council
City of Hopkins, Minnesota
�ITY OF HOPKINS
10 FIRST STREET SOUTH PHONE: 938-8474
�PKINS, MINNESOTA 55343
June 28, 1968
Re: Proposed stop sign at 12th Avenue North
at Chicago and Northwestern Railroad
Gentlemen:
The petition by residents of the 100 block of Twelfth
Avenue North for the installation of a stop sign for south
bound traffic on Twelfth Avenue North on the north side of
the Chicago and Northwestern Railroad was referred to the
Police and Engineering Department for further study.
Superintendent Proetz and Sgt. Peterson checked the
problem as described in the petition. They talked to r-esidents
in the area who feel that parking should be restricted on the
west side of Tw�lfth Avenue.
The Engineering Department has checked the street grades
on both sides of the railroad tracks. Due to the abrupt change
in street grade for southbound vehicles, a speed of less than
20 M.P.H, is necessary for the safety of the moving vehicles and
possible pedestrians or parked vehicles. The most positive way
to assure this reduced speed would be to require a full stop at
the north side of the railroad tracks.
Therefore, we would ask that the Council consider the following
recommendations:
1. Installation of a stop sign for southbound vehicles
at the north side of the Chicago and Northwestern
railroad tracks.
2. Post for "NO PARKING ANYTIME", the west side of Twelfth
Avenue south a distance of 50 feet measured from the
center line of the railroad tracks. (There is a driveway
entrance into the athletic field along this portion of
the street. A complete elimination of the parking on the
west side would create a further parking problem in the
area whereby buses and spectators would have to park
further from the athletic field and would require more
pedestrain crossings of Twelfth Avenue.
Res ectfully submitted,
���
� .
ohn J. Strojan
City Engineer
June 28, 1968
The Honorable City Council
City of Hopkins I�iinnesota
Gentlemen:
�ITY OF HOPKINS
10 FIRST STREET SOUTH PHONE: 938-6474
�PKINS, MINNESOTA 55343
The Council has had a communication from the Southwest Suburban Sanitary
District requesting a determination as to whether or not the City is in—
terested in joining the District. As we are in the process of evaluating
the alternative connection to the A�inneapolis—St. Paul Sanitary District
no answer is available until our consultant reports on the result of the
stud;� as outlined in the proposed agreement in a prior item on this a,genda.
It appears certain tha,t no matter which alternative the City Council accepts,
the actual facilities for the future needs will not be available for several
years. The present system and its available capacity, together with the
normal increases in sewage flow from construction of residential, commercial,
and industrial building will place a greater load on the existing system.
In order to realize all the capacity available from the present system, the
following acting is recommended by which we can take maximum advantage of
the connection to the Edina system:
(1� Relay or construct a relay sewer to augment the existing 8" line
from the present lift station at �th Street and 6th Avenue South
�,long 7th Street to a point between 8th and gth Avenue, by installing
a larger line. This will allow a larger volume of sewage from the
existing line to be directed into the lift station without causing
a sevrer backup on the side street lateral lines connecting to the
present 8" sewer.
I would ask the Council for authorization to prepare plans and specifications
and advertise for bids for the above recommended work as soon as possible.
The City has presently under construction the expansion of its water producing
and distribution facilities. In order to protect this expensive investment it is
recommended that the Council consider the followin� proposal.
(1� Authorize the preparation of plans and specifications for the construction
of a fence to completely enclose the Well #,�4 area (North of Elmo Park),
and also to authorize negotiation with the Hopkins School District 274
for permission to enclose the area around !rJell �}5 ([�fest of the Senior
High School� to protect this new well. If such agreement is received,
to authorize the preparation of plans and specifications and advertising
for bids for this fence also.
Respectfully submitted
��
ohn J. Strojan
City Engineer
CITY OF HOPKINS
Hennepin County, bTinnesota
RESOLUTION N0. 1708
RESOLUTION ORDERING Ib7PR0VENIENT AND
PREPARATION OF PLANS
UJHEREAS a Resolution of the City Council, No. �699, adopted the
21st day of P�Tay, 1g68, fixed a date for a hearing on the proposed
improvement of the North—South alley between Tenth Avenue North and
Eleventh Avenue North from Third Street North to Fourth Street North
by concrete surfacing thereon, the total estimated cost thereof being
�5,209.5o and
WHEREAS all property owners whose property is liable to be assessed
for the making of this improvement were given ten days published notice
of the council hearing through t4ro weekly publications of the required
notice, and a hearing was held and the property owners heard thereon on
the 2nd day of July, 1968.
NOW, THEREFORF, BE IT RESOLVID by the Council of the City of Hopkins:
1. Such alley is hereby ordered as proposed in the Council Resolution
No. 1699 adopted May 21, 1968. Benefitting property owners shall pay eighty
percent of_the cost over a ten year period and the City of Hopkins shall pay twenty
percent out of the General Fund.
2. That John Strojan is hereby designated as the engineer for this
improvement and he shall prepare plans and specifications for the making
of such improvement.
Adopted by the City Council of the City of Hopkins, Minnesota, this
2nd day of July, 1968.
C. R. PE'I�ERSON, JOHN F. HAlVI,EY,
Secretary to the Council Mayor
JOSEPH C. VESII�Y,
City Attorney
Kerber
CITY OF HOPKIiS
Hennepin County, r¢innesota
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RESOLUTION N0. i709
RESOLUTION ORDERING IMPROVE7'�fII�JT AA1D
PREPARATION OF�PLANS
WHEREAS a Resolution of the City�Council, No. 1700, adopted the
21st day of DQay, �968, fixed a date for a hearing on the proposed
improvement of the North—South alley between Fourteenth Avenue North
and Fifteenth Avenue North from First�Street North to Second Street
North by concrete surfacing thereon, the total estimated cost thereof
being $5,738•50, and
WI�REAS all property owners whose property is liable to be assessed
for the making of this improvement were given ten days published notice
of the council hearing through two weekly publications of the required
notice, and a hearing was held and the property owners heard thereon on
the 2nd day of July, 1968.
NOW, THEREFORE, BE IT RESOI,VID by the Council of the City of Hopkins:
1. Such alley is hereby ordered as proposed in the Council Resolution
No. 1700 adopted May 21, 1968. A permanent drainage easement on and over
the South 14 feet of Lot 7, Block 74; West Minneapolis Second Division
shall be acquired and suitabl3� surfaced with asphalt and maintained by the
City. Benefitting property owners s�.all pay eighty percent of the cost
over a ten year period and the City of Hopkins shall pay twenty percent
out of the General Fund.
2. That John Strojan is hereby designated as the engineer for this
improvement and he�shall prepare plans and specifications for the making
of such improvement.
Adopted by the City Council of the City of Hopkins, A4innesota, this
2nd day of July, 1968.
C. R. PETERSON�
Secretary to the Council .
JOSEPH C. VESELY,
City Attorney
Kerber
JOHN F. HANLEY,
P�fayor
CITY OF HOPKINS
Hennepin County, Minnesota
RESOLUTIOPI IdO. 1710
RESOLUTIOPi ORDERING IMPROVET�IIENT AND
PREPARATIOTI OF PLANS
'�6JHERFAS a Resolution of the City Council, No. 1701, adopted the
21st day of l��ay, 1g68, fixed a date for a hearing on the proposed
improvement of the North—South alley between Thirteenth Avenue North and
Fourteenth Avenue North from Fourth Street IJorth to Highway Pdo. 7 Service
road by concrete surfacing thereon, the total estimated cost thereof being
�3,484•5�, and
YJHERE�AS all property owners whose property is liable to be assessed
for the making of this improvement were given ten days published notice
of the council hearing through two weekly publications of the required
notice, and a hearing was held and the property owners heard thereon the
2nd day of July, 1968.
rrot�r, THEREFOR�, BE IT F'iESOLVED by the Council of the City of Hopkins:
l. Such alley is hereby ordered as proposed in the Council Resolution
No. 1701 adopted I�1ay 21, 1968. Benefitting property oti,mers shall pay eighty
- percent of the cost over a ten year period and the City of Hopkins shall pay
twenty percent out of the General Fund.
2. That John Strojan is hereby designated as the engineer for this
improvement and he shall prepare plans and specifications for the making
of such improvement.
Adopted by the City Council of the City of Hopkins, D�linnesota, this
2nd day of July, 1968.
C. R. P�TERSON, JOHN F. HANLEY,
Secretary to the Council P+layor
JOSEPH C. VESELY,
City Attorney
Kerber
CITY OF HOPKINS
Hennepin County, Minnesota
RESOLUTION N0. 1711
A RESOLUTION ORDERING PREPARATION
OF ENGINEER*S REPORT ON IP�IPROVEMENTS
1niHEREAS a petition has been received requesting the improvement
of the alley from First Street South to Second Street South between
Van Buren Avenue South and Jacicson Avenue South by concrete surfacing
thereon and the assessment of benefitting property for all or a portion
of the cost of the improvement pursuant to P�1.S.A., Secs. 429.011 to
Secs. 429.111.
NOW, THEREFORE, BE IT RESOLVID BY THE CITY COUNCIL OF THE CITY OF
HOPKINS, MINNESOTA, that the proposed improvement be referred to John
Strojan, City F�gineer, for study and he is instructed to report with
all convenient speed advising the Council in a preliminary way as to
whether the proposed improvements are feasible and as to whether they
should best be made as proposed or in connection with some other
improvement, and the estimated cost of the improvements as recommended.
Adopted by the City Council of the City of Hopkins, I�Zinnesota, this
2nd day of July, 1968.
C. R. PETERSON� JOHN F. HANLEY,
Secretary to the Council Mayor
JOSEPH C. VESELY,
City Attorney
Kerber
CITY OF HOPKIidS
Hennepin County, NTinnesota
rdOTICE OF I'�'�iRING ON PRQP06 �.�D INIPROVEi���1TS
TO WHQM IT T��lY CQIVCEF�11i:
NOTI � IS I-iENEBY UIVEN that the City Council of the City of Hopkins
will meet in the Councii Chambers of the City Hal 1 at 7:30 0�clock F.M.,
on July 2nd, i968, to consider the making of an iriprovement on the North-
South ailey between Tenth �v�nue North and Eleventh Avenue Plorth from
Thi.rd Str:;et to Fourth Street North by concrete surfacing thereon, per
City of Hopkins policy as estabiished in Resolution No. 1597 dated May
16th, 1967, pursuant to M.S.A.; Secs. 1�29.011 to Secs. 1�29.111.
The area proposed to be assessed ior such improvement is Lots 1
thru 24, inclusive, Block 98, �tiest P�Zinneapolis Secor�d Division.
The estimated cost of such improvement is $5,209.50.
All persons desiring to be heard with reference to the proposed
im�x ovement will be heard at this meeting.
Dated Tlay 21, 1968.
C. R. PETERSQN,
Secretary to the Council
JQSEPH C. VESELY,;
City Attorney
Published in the Hopkins Sun, Hopkins, I��innesota on June 20, 1968
and June 27, i968.
Kerber
CITY OF HOPKINS
Hennepin County, I�Zinnesota
A10�1'ICE OF HEA�.ING 01�1 PROPOSr�D Il+'IPROV�I'•2ENTS
TO `vdHOP�I IT MAY COPdCERN:
NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that the �ity Council of the �ity of Hopkins
wili meet in the Council Chambers of the City Hall at 7:30 o�ciock P.P�I.,
on Ju]iy 2nd, 1968, to consider the makir� of an i�rovement on the North-
South ailey between Fourteenth Avenue North and Fifteenth Avenue North
from First Street Plorth to Secorrl Street Plorth by concrete surfacing
thereon, per City of Hopkins policy as established in Resolution No.
1597 dated May 16th, 1967, pursuant to M.S.A., Secs. l�29.Oi1 to Secs.
l�2S.111.
The area proposed to be assessed f or such improvement is Lots 1
thru 21�, inciusive, Block 7�., 'vTest i2inneapolis Second �ivision.
The estimated cost of such improvement is $5,738.50•
All persons desiring to be heard with reference to the proposed
improvement will be heard at this meeting.
Dated May 21, 1968.
C. R. PETERSON,
Secretary to the Council
JCSEPH C. VESELY,
City Attorney
Published in the Hopkins Sun, Hopkirbs , Minnesota, on June 20, 1968
and June 27, 1968.
Kerber
CITY OF HOPKINS
Hennepin �ounty, T�iinnesota
NOTICE OF HEARING OPd PROPCSED IP•1PROVEI`�NTS
TO WHOM IT MAY COi1C�RN:
VOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that the �ity Council of the �ity of Hopkins
will meet in the �ouncil �harrbers of the �ity Hall at 7:30 o'cloc�c F.ii.,
on July 2nd, i968, to consider the making of an improvement on the North-
South ailey betVaeen Thirteenth Avenue �dorth and Fourteenth Avenue North
from Fourth Street North to Highway �Vo. 7 Ser vice �oad by concrete
surfacing thereon, per City of Hopkins policST as established in _Resolution
No.'1597 dated T1ay 16th, 1967, pursuant to M.S.A., Secs. 429.011 to Szcs.
429.111.
The area proposed to be assessed for such improvement is Lots 2
thru 15, inciusive, Block i08, ��1est Nlinneapolis Second Division.
The estimated cost of such improvement is $3,�.81�.50.
All persons desiring to be heard with reference to the proposed
improvement wiil be heard at this rneeting.
llated May 21, 1968.
C . R. PETEF�S Oi1,
Secretary to the Council
JOSEPH C. Vi,SELY,
City Attorney
Published in the Hopkins Sun, Hopkins, P�Iinnesota, on June 20, I968
and June 27, 196�.
Kerber
CI'I'Y OF HOPKINS
Hennepin County, ?�?innesota
NOTI�E QF HEARIPdG OiJ PROPOSED IMPROVEMENTS
TO WIiOM IT i�1AY COidCENI`d:
PdOTICE IS HEREBY GI �V that the City Councii of the City of Hopkins
will meet in the Council �hambers of the City Hall at 7:30 o'clock P.M.,
on July 2nd, 1968, to consider the making of an improvement on the East-
U�Test alley South of Excelsior Avenue from Harrison Ave�ue South to a
point approximately 150 feet East by concrete surfacing thereon, per
City of Hopkins policy as established in Resolution ido. 1597 dated May
16th, 1967, pursuant to M.S.A., Secs. L�29.011 to Secs. 429.111.
The area proposed to be assessed for such improvement is Lots
1�, 5, 6, 31 and 32, Block I9, Udest I�Yinneapolis Center.
The total estirnated cost of such improvement is $1,843•2�•
All persons desiring to be heard with reference to the proposed
improvement will be heard at this meeti ng.
Dated I�fay 21, 1968.
C. R. PETERS�N,
Secretary to the �ouncil
J CISEPH C . VESELY,
City Attorney
Published`.in the Hopkins Sun, Hopkins, P'linnesota on June 20, 1968
and June 27, 1968.
Kerber
C ITY OF HOPKI A1S
Hennepin County, ti'Iinnesota
RESOLUTI01'�t N0. 1712
A RESOLUTIG'tu RECEIVIIJG REFORT I�1�IU
CALLIPdG r OR HEARING 0�� IMPROUEPfi�;NTS
��JHEREAS, pursuant to N.esolution No. i706 of the �ouncil adopted June 1�th,
1968, a report has been prepared by John Strojan with reference to Monroe Avenue
idorth and P�onroe Place by instaliation of c oncrete curb and gutter, street repair
and structural guard rail thereon and this report was received by the �ouncil
on July 2nd, 1968.
NOW, THER.EFORE, BE IT RESOLUEI_i by the �ity �ouncil of Hopkins, I�finnesota,
as follows:
1. The �ouncil wili consider -the improvement of Monroe l�venue iVorth from
Secorrl Street North to r�Ionroe Place by the installation of concrete curb arri
gutter on the east side of such street and the improvement of i��ionroe Place by
the installation of curb and gutter on both sides of the street together �frith
necessary street repair on both streets in accordance with the report and the
assessrient of LoYs 1, 2, and 3, Block 1, Turngren�s Addition; Lots 1 thru 6,
inclusive, Block 1, Nlonroe Piace �ddition and the west one-half of Lots i6
thru 2L�, inclusive, Block 2, Stevens Oakwood Park for all or a portion of the
cost of the improvement pursuant to M.S,A.� Secs. 429.011 to Secs. 429.111,
at an estimated total cost of the imp ro � ment of $5,318.75•
2. The Council will consider the improvement of the west side of T�Ionroe
Avenue Plorth from i�adison Averiue to Monroe Piace by the installation of concrete
curb and gutter and street repair at an estimated cost of $1,771�.�t5 or by the
installation of Highway Guard Raii (Structural Plate Beam) at an estimated. cost
�3,737.50 in accordance with the report and the assessment of Lots 3 thru il,
inclusive, �lock l, �ampbell Third �ddition; Lots l, 2, and 3, Block l, `l�rngren�s
Addition; Lots 1 thru 6, inclusive, Block l, �'�onroe Place �ddition; Lots 16 thru
19, inclusive, Block 2, Stevens Oakwood Park f or all. or a portion of the cost of
the improtieme�t �ursuant to i�.S.A., Secs. I�29.011 to Secs. 429.11i.
3. A public hearing shall be held on such proposed improvement on the 20th
day of August, 1968, in the Cour�il Chambers of the �ity Hali at 7:30 o'clock
P.M., and the Clerk shall �;ive published notice of such hearing and improverr�nt
as required by law.
Adopted by the �ouncil of the city of Hopkins, PfIinnesota, this 2nd day of
July, 1968.
C. R. PETERS ON, JOHN F. HAPILEY,
Secretary to the Council Mayor
JOSEPH C. VESELY,
Ci ty �tt orney
A regular meeting of the Council of the City of Hopkins, Minnesota, was held on Tuesday,
July 16, 1968, at 7:30 p.m., in the Council Chambers in the City Hall.
Present were Mayor Hanley, Councilmen Blake, Harriman, Lund and Pokorny, also City Manager
Novak, City Clerk Peterson, City Engineer Strojan, Asst. Engineer Anderson, Building
Inspector Blomquist, Admn. Assistant Woolley and City Attorney Vesely.
Action: Mr. Harriman moved, and Mr. Lund seconded the motion, that the Minutes of the
Reel 86 July 2, 1968, Council meeting be approved and signed. Motion carried.
Side 1 �
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Action: Mr. Lund moved, and Mr. Blake seconded the motion, that the expenditures dated
-43 July�16, 1968, in the amount of $148,489.80, be approved and authorized for
payment. Motion carried.
Item; 68-67-P. Mr. Lund moved, and Mr. Harriman seconded the motion, that Resolution No.
43-196 1714, "A RESOLUTION ORDERING IMPROVEMENT ON THE EAST-WEST PLATTED ALLEY
SOUTH OF EXCELSIOR AVENUE FROM HARRISON AVENUE SOUTH TO A POINT APPROX.
150 FEET EAST BY CONCRETE SURFACING THEREON", be adopted. Area proposed to
be assessed is Lots 4, 5, 6, 31, and 32, Block 19, West Minneapolis Center.
Estimated cost is $1,843.20. Motion carried.
Item: 68-123-Z. Mr. Harriman moved, and Mr. Pokorny seconded the motion, that the recommenda-
196- tion from the Zoning and Planning Commission that the Council amend Ordinance
No. 269 as follows:
1. Delete Section 269.41, Subd. 1, (5) "Automobile (passengers only) sales
and repair."
2. Add the following wording to Section 269.41, Subd. 1(4) 'not including
repair';
be referred back to the Zoning and Planning Commission for the purpose of
continuing the previous Hearing. Motion carried.
Item: 68-113-R. Mr. Harriman moved, and Mr. Pokorny seconded the motion, that Ordinance No.
-218 290, "AN ORDINANCE AMENDING THAT PART OF THE HOPKINS ZONING ORDINANCE N0.
269, PERTAINING TO CERTAIN USES IN THE B-2 DISTRICT", be continued to the
August 6, 1968, Council meeting. Motion carried.
Item: 68-122-R. Mr. Lund moved, and Mr. Blake seconded the motion, that permission be given
218-352 to the Jaycees to have the Brown Carnival located on Central Park in the
area off of County Road ��3 and 16th Avenue So., utilizing the City street
East of the City Shops and as far South as possible, and City.Manager Novak
� and City Engineer Strojan work with the Jaycees, and Mr. Brown, to make sure
that the Carnival is kept in this location. Motion carried.
Action: Mr. Harriman moved, and Mr. Lund seconded the motion, that the communication
352-414 from the Knollwood Association with regard to the continuance of single
family dwellings only for land usage in the area directly North of Cottage
Downs, be placed on file and the matter referred to the Zoning and Planning
Couunission. Motion carried.
Item: 68-121-T. Mr. Lund moved, and Mr. Pokorny seconded the motion, that the request for a
634-715 transfer of 3.2 beer licensefrom Norman Flaig, 9- 9th Avenue So., (Liberty
Bar) to Lowell W. Mosher, be approved. Motion carried. Mr. Harriman not
voting.
Item: 68-125-P. Mr. Lund moved, and Mr. Harriman seconded the motion, that a 4-Way Stop be
installed at the intersection of 9th Avenue North and First Street, as
petitioned for by residents of the area and recommended by the Police Dept.,
Motion carried.
Item: 68-114-P. Mr. Harriman moved, and Mr. Lund seconded the motion, that Resolution No.
771- 1715, "A RESOLUTION ORDERING HEARING ON PETITION FOR A CONCRETE ALLEY BETWEEN
VAN BUREN AVENUE SOUTH AND JACKSON AVENUE (EXTENDED) FROM FIRST STREET TO
SECOND STREET SOUTH", be adopted. Motion carried.
Item: 68-118-P. Mr. Lund moved,and Mr. Blake seconded the motion, that Resolution No. 1716,
"A RESOLUTION ORDERING ENGINEER'S REPORT ON PETITION FOR CONCRETE ALLEY
BETWEEN 15TH AND 16TH AVENUE NORTH FROM THIRD STREET TO FOURTH STREET NORTH",
be adopted. Motion carried.
Minutes of the July 16, 1968, Council meeting, cont.
Page 2.
Item: 68-118-P. Mr. Lund moved, and Mr. Blake seconded the motion, that Resolution No. 1717,
"A RESOLUTION ORDERING HEARING ON PETITION FOR CONCRETE ALLEY BETWEEN 15TH
AND 16TH AVENUE NORTH FROM THIRD STREET TO FOURTH STREET NORTH", be adopted.
Motion carried.
Item: 68-119-R. Mr..Blake moved, and Mr. Harriman seconded the motion, that the request
-803 from Northern States Power Co., for a permit to place one power pole on
City property at Blake Hill elevated tank site, be granted. Motion carried.
Item: 68-120-A.
803-
Mr. Lund moved, and Mr. Harriman seconded the motion, that Resolution No.
1713, "A RESOLUTION AUTHORIZING A JOINT AND COOPERATIVE AGREEMENT FOR USE
OF POLICE PERSONNEL AND EQUIPMENT", be adopted. Motion carried.
Action: Mr. Harriman moved, and Mr. Lund seconded the motion, that the City
-829 designate as the responding officials and the requesting officials, with
regard to the above Resolution, the City Manager and the Superintendent
of Police. Motion carried.
Item: 68-124-C. Mr. Blake moved, and Mr. Lund seconded the motion, that the report presented
829-866 by Mr. Woolley regarding the re-certification�of the Workable Program, be
accepted and placed on file. Motion carried.
Action: Mr. Harriman moved, and Mr. Pokorny seconded the motion, that the proposed
866-1191 updating of our Major Street Plan be referred to the Zoning and Planning
Commission for study and the City Manager and the City Engineer talk to
Barton-Aschman Associates on costs for updating this street plan and report
back to the Council. Motion carried.
Action: Mr. Lund moved, and Mr. Blake seconded the motion, that the meeting be
adjourned. Motion carried.
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CITY OF HOPKINS
Hennepin County, Minnesota
RESOL�TION N0. 1713
"A RESOLUTION APPROVING MUTUAL AID
AGREEMENT RELATING TO POLICE ASSISTANCE"
BE IT RESOLVED by the City Council of the City of Hopkins,
Minnesota, that the Mayor and City Manager be authorized to enter
"Joint and Cooperative Agreement for Use of Police Personnel and
Equipment" with all other participating municipalities in Hennepin
County.
Adopted at a regular Council meeting on July 16, 1968.
C. R. PETERSON, JOHN F. HANLEY,
Secretary Mayor
JOSEPH C. VESELY,
City Attorney
CITY OF HOPKINS
Hennepin County, Minnesota
RESOLUTlUN i�30. 1714
A RLSOLUTION ORDE�.1i�G Ii'•ZPROVEi'-�P�`I' AND
PREPARATIOId� QF PLt�I�
tn1I'�R�,AS a Resolution of the �ity �ouncil, ido. 1702, adopted the
5th day of May, 1968, fixed a date for a hearing on the proposed
improvement of the East-Ulest platted alley South of Excelsior Avenue
from Harrison Avenue South to a point approximately 150 ieet East by
concrete surfacing thereon, the total estima.ted cost thereof being
$1, 81�3.20, and
WHEREAS all property owners whose property is Iiable to be assessed
�
for the making of this improvemerrt were given ten days pubiished notice
of the cou�cil hearing through two weekiy publications of the required
notice, and a hearing was held arri the property owners heard thereon
on the 2nd. day of July, 1968.
NOW, THERETORE, BE IT RESOLV'�LD by the Council of the City of Hopkins:
1. Such alley is hereby ordered as proposed in the �ouncii Resolution
No. 1702 adopted May 5th, 1968. Benefitting property owners shall pay
eighty percent of the cost over a ten year period and the �ity of Hopkins
shall pay twenty percent out of the Ueneral Fund.
2. 'l�hat John Strojan is hereby designated as the engineer for this
improvement and he shali prepare pians and specifications f or the rnaking
of suc h im� o ve ment .
Adopted by the �ity Council of the City of Hopkins, Minnesota, this.
16th day of July, 1968.
C. R. PETERS OPJ, JOHid F. HAiJLEY,
Se cretary to the �ouncil i�ayor
JC�EPH C. VESELY,
City �ttorney
Kerber
CITY OF HOPKINS
Hennepin County, Minnesota
RESOLUTION N0. 1715
A RESOLUTION RECEN ING REPCRT AND
CALLING FOR HEARING ON I1�ZPROVEAZII�TTS
WI�RF�S, pursuant to Resolution P1o. 1711 of the Council adopted
July 2nd, �968, a report has been prepared by John Strojan, City Engineer,
with reference to the Id orth—South alley between Van Buren Avenue South
and Jackson Avenue South from First Street South to Second Street South
by the acquisition of an easement and concrete surfacing thereon and
this report was received by the Council on July 16th, 1968.
NOW, THEREFORE, BE IT RESOLVID by the City Council of Hopkins,
T�finnesota, as foll�ovas :
1. The Council will consider the improvement of such alley in
accordance with the report and the assessment of Lots 1 thru 24, inclusive,
Block 35, 4�est P,�inneapolis Center for all or a portion of the cost of the
improvement pursuant to M.S.A., Secs. 429.011 to Secs. 429.111, at an
estimated total cost of the improvement of �4,602.30 for concrete
surfacing and �345•00 for grading and blacktop to meet existing driveways.
2. A public hearing shall be held on such proposed improvement on
the 6th day of August, 1968, in the Council Chambers of the City Hall
at 7:30 o'clock P.P�I., and the Clerk shall give published notice of such
hearing and improvement as required by law.
Adopted by the Council of the City of Hopkins, Minnesota, this 16th
day of July, 1968.
C. R. PETERSON, JOHN F. HANLEY,
Secretary to the Council AZayor
JOSEPH C. VESELY,
City Attorney
Kerber
CITY OF HOPKINS
Hennepin County, Minnesota
RESOLUTION N0. 1716
A RESOLUTION ORDERING PREPARATION
OF ENG INEER' S REPORT ON IP�IPROVEt�NT
WHEREAS a petition has been received requesting the improvement
of.the North—South alley between Fifteenth Avenue North and Sixteenth
Avenue North from Third Street North to Fourth Street North by a hard
surface thereon and the assessment of benefitting property for all or
a portion of the cost of the improvement pursuant to &I.S.A., Secs.
429•011 to Secs. 429.111.
NOW� THEREF'ORE, BE IT RESOLVID BY THE CITY COUNCIL OF THE CITY OF
HOPKINS, P�fINNESOTA, that the proposed improvement be referred to John
Strojan, City �gineer, for study and he is instructed to report with
all convenient speed advising the Council in a preliminary wa,� as to
whether they should best be made as proposed or in connection with
some other improvement, and the estimated cost of the improvements
as recommended.
Adopted by the City Council of the City of Hopkins, A�Iinnesota,
this 16th day of July, �968.
C. R. PETERSON, JOHN F. HANLEY,
Secretary to the Council AZayor
JOSEPH C. VESELY�
City Attorney
Kerber
CITY OF HOPKINS
Hennepin County, Minnesota
RESOLUTION N0. 1717
A RESOLUTION RECEIVING REPORT APdD
CALLING FOR HEARING ON IP�7PROVENfENTS
WHEREAS, pursuant to Resolution No. 1716 of the Council adopted
July 16th, 1968, a report has been prepared by John Strojan, City Engineer,
with reference to the North—South alley between Fifteenth Avenue North and
Sixteenth Avenue North from Third Street North to Fourth Street North by
concrete surfacing thereon and this report was received by the Council
on July 16th, 1g68.
NOW, Tf�REFORE, BE IT RESOLVID by the City Council of Hopkins,
' minnesota, as follows:
1. The Council will consider the improvement of such alley in
accordance with the report and the asses�ment of Lots 1 thru 11, inclusive,
and Lots 13 thru 21, inclusive, Block 1, Gibb's Eirst Addition to West
Minneapolis for all or a portion of the cost of the improvement pursuant
to b7.S.A., Secs. 429.011 to Secs. 429.111, at an estimated total cost
of the improvement of �3,988.20 for concrete surfacing and �4�4.00 for
grading and blacktop to meet existing driveways.
2. A public hearing shall be held on such proposed improvement on
the 6th day of August, 1968, in the Council Chambers of the City Hall
at 7:30 o'clock P.I�7., and the Clerk shall give published notice of such
hearing and improvement as required by law.
Adopted by the Council of the City of Hopkins, P�innesota, this
16th day of July, �968.
C. R. PE'I'ERSON, JOHN F. HANLEY,
Secretary to the Council P+layor
JOSEPH C. VES�,Y,
City Attorney
Kerber
A regular meeting of the Council of the City of Nopkins, Minnesota, was held on
Tuesday, August 6, 1968, at 7:30 P.M., in the Council Chambers in the City Hall.
Present were Mayor Hanley, Councilmen Blake, Harriman and Lund, City Manager
Novak, City �gineer Strojan, Building Inspector Blomquist, Assistant Engineer
Anderson, Admn. Assistant Wooley, and City Attorney Vesely.
Nr. Novak introduced Mr. Gerald Ramsdell, new Director of the Chamber of
Commerce, and Mr. Michael McClellan, new Hopkins Librarian. Both were welcomed
by Mayor Hanley.
Reel �
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3
Action:
3-50
Mr. Harriman moved, and Mr. Blake seconded the motion that the
P�Iinutes of the July 16, 1i68, Council meeting he approved and
signed, Motion carried.
P'!r. Lund mo��ed, and Mr. Blake seconded the motion, that
expenditures, dated Au�ust 6, i968, in tYie amount of $273,364.90,
be appr.oved and authorized for payment. Motion carried.
Pursuant to notice, bids were opened July 22, 1968, at 10:00 a.m.,
for the installatio_i of water; sekiery,.,c���ment;.i�ork_andis�zr�acing on
Eleventh Avenue South hetween Seventh Street South and a point
approadmately 600 feet south of Seventh Street South and the
foiiowing bids were receiti�ed: (See tabuiatioa� o�' bids
attached.)
Action: Mr. Blake moved, and Mr. Lund seconded the motion, that the
50-70 cont7�act for the installation of sewe�; wat'er,,;cemen.t;:�ork and
surfacing on Eleventh Avenue South be awarded to G. L.
Construction Co., of Hopkins, in the amount of $84,51�3•35,
as recommended by the �gineering Department. i�lotion carried.
Item: 68-111i-P Mr. Blake moved, and Mr. Lund seconded the motion, that
71-108 Resolution No. 1719, "A RESOLUTIOP! ORJ�ERING THE IMPROVE;T�ENT OF
THE NORTH-SOUTH ALLEY �ETUIEEN VAP1 BUREN AVENUE SOUTH AND
JACKSOPI AVENUE SOUTH FROA4 FIRST STR�ET SOUTH TO SECO`dD STREET
SOUTH BY COPdCRETE SUI�FACING TH'_;REOV", be adopted. Area pro-
posed to be assessed is Lots 1 throu;h 21�, inclusive� Block 35,
[�Jest I�linneapolis Center. Estimated cost is $�1�,602.30 for
concrete surfacing and �31�5.00 for grading and blacktop to
meet ex�_sting driveways. Motion ��arried.
Item: 68-118-P Mr. Blake moved, and Nir. Harriman seconded the motion, that
109-118 Resolution No. 1720, "A RESOLUTIOPI ORDERING THE II�IYROVEMENT OF
THE NORTH-SOUTH ALLEY BETti?EEN FIFTEENTH AVENITE NORTH AND
SIXTEENTH AV�NUE NORTH rROM THIRD STREF�T TO FOURTH STREET BY
CONCRETE SURFACING THEREON'�, be adopted. Area proposed to be
assessed is Lots 1 through 11, inclusive, and L ots 13 through
21, inclusive, in Block 1, Gihbs First Addition to �rlest
P�inneapolis. Estimated cost is $3,988.20 f or concrete
surlacing and �l�11�.U0 for grading and blacktop to meet
existing driveways. P�fotion carried.
Item: 67-203-R Mr. Harriman moved, and NIr. Lund seconded the motion, that the
119-126 II7gineer's report on construction of public parking lots on
Lots J� and 21, Biock 69,� and on Lot l, Block 67, all in 4�iest
Minneapolis Second Division, be continized to the Council
meeting of September 3, 1968. Motion carried.
Item: 68-113-x Mr. Harriman moved, and [�Ir. Blake seconded the motion, that
127-130 Ordinance No. 290, "ORDINANCE AMENDING THkT Pf1RT OF THE HOPKINS
ZONING ORDIidANCE iVO. 269, PERTAIidING TO CERTAIiV USES IN THE
B-2 DISTRICT," be continued to the Council meeting of August 20,
1968. P-2otion carried.
Item: 68-126-R Mr. Lund moved, and Mr. Harriman seconced the motion that
131-142 Resolution No. 1718, "A RESOLUTIOId AUTHORIZING l�GREE��IENT OR
PERMISSION TO HENPdEPIN COUNTY TO EMPLOY A COP7PUT�R FOR CITY
SPECIkL ASSESSi��=�NTS" be adopted. Motion carried.
Page 2- meeting of August 6, 1968
Item: 68-128—E Mr. �iarriman moved, and Mr. Lund seconded the motion, that
1�3-1�6 the List of Election Judges for the September 10, 1968,
Primary Election, be approved as shown. Motion carried.
(See list attached.)
Item: 68-13o—P Mr. Harriman moved, and Mr. Lund seconded the motion.that
1Lt7-161 decision on the pur�chase of land for Library .Parking Lot
be continued for sixt�r days or to the Council meeting of
October 1, 1968. Motion carried.
Item: 68-i32-R Mr. Harriman moved, and P7r. Lund seconded the motion, that
162-187 the contract for the hiring of Nason,. [�lehrman, Knight R:
Chapman to prepare a Land Use Plan for Shady Oak Be'ach at a
cost of $1,700 be approved, subject to the review and
approval of City Attorney Vesely. Motion carried.'
Item: 68-132-P Mr. Harriman moved, and Mr. Lund seconded the motion, that
188-200 needs for regulation of the use of City Parks be referred to
City Attorney Vesely for drafting of a pr�posed Qrd�nance.
Motion carried.
Item: 68-13�—P Mr. Lund moved, and Mr. Harriman seconded the motion; that
201-278 City Engineer Strojan be authorized �o negotiate with �rlatson
Constru.ction Co. on the division of the costs involved in the
construction of a joint driveway to serve the Post Office
and the City Hall, including easement. Motion carried.
Item: 68-136-B Mr. Blake moved an� Mr. Harriman seconded the motion that the
279-280 request from the Hopkins E1ks.,Lodge No. 22?I,:f or:'renewal of
its bingo permit for the period of August through October,
1968s:�be approved. i��otion carried.
�..
Item: 68-127-R Mr. Lund moved and Mr. Harriman seconc�ed the motion,.�that the
281-1�1�3 request of Mr. Paul M. Pink, repres�xiing Gingold-Pink
Architecture, retained by Adolph Fine, f or variance in the
Uniform Building Code in the arrangement of'stairways (two
stairs with a common wall separating them and f orming a cross
at the mid point of each story).be denied. Motion carried.
Item: 68-129-L
4l�1� —4�5
Mr. Lund moved and Mr: Blake seconded the motiorr, that the
f ollowing additional 1>68 License.,Ar�plications be granted:
James B. Curtis, . d/b/a PIZZA PLAZA; sell soft� drinks and
cigarettes; Adelpa,� Inc., d/b/a MR. SOFTEE SUBURBAN, operate
a vending vehicle and sell soft drinks; Ponald J. Kuefler,
djb/a BESS'S EAT SHOP, sell soft drinks, ci�;arettes and
milk; and l3URNIECE'S, Install Gas� and Oi1 Burners. Motion
carried. -
Item: 68-1l�2—D Mr. Blake moved, and Mr.�`I-iarriman seconded the motion, that
!�%6-452 P�Ir. Clifford Peterson, City Clerk, be desi�nated as acting
,. '" City Manager during any absence or disability of the Manager.
Motion carried.
Action: Mr. Lund moved, and Mr. Harriman seconded the motion, that
�t51�-Lt77 the follow�ng requests for services ��e approved. Motion
carri��d. (The following four requests are covered.)
Item: 68-137—R Minneapolis (;as Co. for permit to install a 3" �as main on
Tyler Avenue North from�;S�econd Street to a point 81�2 feet
north. �
Item: 68-138—R Pdorthwestern Rell Telephone Co. f or a permit to install bu.ried
cabTe on Z�Jest Park Road from a-point approximately 150 feet
east of Shady Oak Road to a point 150 feet east. •�
Item: 68-139—R No�thwestern Bell Telephone Co. f or a permit to install buried
cable on Seventh Street South from Eleventh Avenue to a point
approximately 216 feet east to serve the 'rdeslund development.
Page 3- meetin� of August 6, 1968
Action: 1�5U-1�77 - Continued
Item: 68-1Lt0 R Northern States Power Co. for a permit to install one power
pole and one underground service on Carnbridge Street at a
P�oint approximately 300 feet west of Monk Avenue and f or a
permit to install one power pole on Cambridge Street at a
point approximately 150 feet west of P�2onk Avenue.
Item: 68-14i-P P�r. Harriman mo�;ed, and �r. Lund seconded the motion, that
u78-l�8o Resolution P1o. 1721, "A RESOLUTION GRliERING EidCINEER;'�S REPORT
0:�! CURB CUT Ai'�ID I��ISTALLI�TIOid OF DRIVEWAY APROPd AT 18 I-'�l1�RISON
AVENiJE SOUI'H" be adopted. Motion carried.
Item: 68-131-C Mr. Harriman moved, and Mr. Blake seconded the motion, that
1�81-4°6 communication from John B. Keefe, attorney f or Sherman Sko�en�
102 17th Avenue South, regarding depth of water service
hook-up after completion of new su�•facing, he placed on file
and tYiat City:�;�gineer Strojan make a report to the City
Council on this problem as soon as possible. Motion carried.
�Item: 68-135-Z Public 4dorks Director Strojan repor.ted that Barton-P.schman
� 1�96-511 firm is being contacted regarding a proposal f or a Review of
the i�Iajor Street Plan. No action.
Action: Report from City Mana;;er tdovak on costs to the City of Hopkins
5i1-529 f or 1968 Raspberry days and on arrangements with the Jaycees
for the ��estivities. �`Jo action.
Action: Report from C'.�y Manager Tdoeak on progress of Budget for 1969,
530-536 presentation of a time schedule thereon and notice that a
draft will be presented to the Council at the meeting of
August 20, 1968. P10 action.
Action:
537-588
Action:
589-598
Action:
599-600
Ilc tion :
60i-6o5
Action:
606-618
Report f rom City Manager Novak and Adm. Assistant Glooley on
the Urban Renewal Process and Progress. No action.
Report from City Manager Novak on communication from Northern
States Power regarding change in rates. No action.
Pxes�ntation of F�nancial Report for City of Hopkins from
F�nance Director �ane. .- No action.
Report from �ity Manager Novak on progress on appointment of
individuals to City of Hopkins Charter Commission. No action.
Presentation from City Mana�;er ?lovak of an improved program
on the municipal land fill. Pdo action.
Mr. Lunc� moved, and P��r. Blake seconded the motion, that the
Ci';y Manager be authorized to enter into an option agreement
with Gene Reil]_y for the sale of the old City Hall s'ite at
Eighth Avenue North and Excelsior;;Auenue;� the West tVienty
feet of Lot 11 and all of Lot 12, Block 66, �nrc:-st Minneapolis
Second Division, said option to expire December 31, 1968,
at a price of �l�2,100. A4otion carried.
NIr. Harriman moved, and Mr. Blake seconded the motion that
the meeting be adjourned. Motion carried.
C��,�.,.., ,e���
Dorothy I�t. ohnson, by Ar�yn Sala,
Secretary Pro Tem to the Council
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Page !� - rneeting of Au�;ust 6, 1>68
A TT':;ST :
oh�-F. Hanley, Mayor
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CITY OF HOPKINS
HENNEPIN.COUNTY, MINNESOTA
NOTICE OF BIDS FOR THE INSTALLATION OF
STATE AID STREET, SANITARY SEWER AND WATER.MAIN
�� �
SEALED BIDS will.be received by the�City Manager at.the City Hall,
Hopkins, Minnesota, until Monday, July �3, 1968, at 2:00 P.M., C.;D.S.T.,
and then and there opened and publicly read, and as soon as.possible thereafter,
award of a contract will.be made by the City for the above work. � Approximate
major quantities are as follows:
1000 Linear feet
Street Construction _
10" Sewer Main
8" Water Main
Plans, specifications and further details are available.at the office of
the City Engineer. No deposit is required but a charge of $10.00 per set.will
be billed if plans and specifications are not returned in good condition within
ten (10) days after bids are opened.
Each bid must be accompanied by a Cashier's Check, Certified Check, or
Standard Bidder's Bond written by a corporate surety.certified by.the.Minnesota
State Insurance Commission,.at ten percent (10%) of.the total bid.price, payable
to the City of Hopkins, as a guarantee that the bidder will, if successful,
promptly execute a satisfactory contract for the faithful performance of the work
covered by this specification. -
The successful bidder must, within ten (10) days after.his bid is accepted,
execute a contract and bond for. one hundred.pereent (100%) of the full amount
of the bid and guaranteeing for one year the.entire project-free of defective
workmanship and material.
Upon the award of the contract the checks or bidder's bonds of.the
unsuccessful bidders shall be returned to them, and upon the filing of the
contract and performance bond, the check or bid bond of the successful bidder
shall be returned to him. �
The City provides proposal forms wfiich are to be used. Each.proposal
must be plainly marked, "PROPOSAL FOR THE FURNISHING OF.LABOR, TOOLS,
EQUIPMENT AND.MATERIAL NECESSARY.FOR THE INSTALLATION OF.STATE AID STREET:,.
SANITARY SEWER AND WATER MAIN", and addresssed to.the City of Hopkins, Minnesota.
The City reserves the right to reject any.and all bids or parts.thereof.
Any incomplete bid will be rejected.
In case of default the City may have the work done by others, and hold the
original bidder or contractor liable for increased costs.
CITY OF.HOPKINS
C. R. Peterson, Acting City Manager
To be published in the Hopkins Sun, July 4, 1968.
To be published in the Construction Bulletin, July 4, 1968.
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Toa Ci.ty Coutici�
F�oma �ublic 4Torl.:� llirector S� �•xt� Manager
Re � B�.3s on �,;.�h AvPnue Pgo j ect .
Th� at�ac:h�:d ta.bulation o� bids on ttae 11th. A��exa��� P�o:qect shows
t�e lcj�r �i.dd�� tc� be Go �. C�xxs�xuction Co. S o� Hc��kinr�.
1':h3s Gonpany has beQn. ac�a.rued Ci�y c�nvx•acts :�r� th.e pas� and
has s���isf�c{.arx:i� cor,�p2etec:. i:�a�se pro�ec�s�
[de thus �.•ecommend tne Con�crac� be award�d �e C�o L, Const:��c�:ian
Co. , s�.t �:he h�..d �rice of Y 84 fl 543 0 35 a
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Hennepiri County, I!�?innesota
NOTICE OF HEARING ON PP,OPOSID IMPROVII'�'!ETdTS
TO !dHOT4 IT MAY CONCERN:
PIOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that the City Council of the City of Hopkins
will meet in the Council Charibers of the City Hall at 7:30 o'clock P.P�I.,
on August 6th, 196£3, to consider the making of an improvement on the
North—South alley between Van Buren Avenue South and Jackson Avenue
South from First Street South to Second Street South bythe acquisition
of an easement and concrete surfacing thereon, per City of Hopkins policy as
established in Resolution No. �597 dated Iulay 16th, 1967, pursuant to
I`,4.S.A., Secs. 429.011 to Secs. 429.111.
The area proposed to be assessed for such improvement is Lots 1
thru 24, inclusive, Block 35, bdest I�Zinneapolis Center.
The estimated cost of such improvement is 964,b02.30 for concrete
surfacing and �345.00 for grading and blacktop to meet existing driveways.
Al1 persons desiring to be heard with reference to the proposed
improvement will be heard at this meeting.
Dated July 16, �968.
C . R. PETERSOPd,
Secretary to the Council
JOSEPH C . VESI±�LY �
City Attorney
Published in the Hopkins Sun, Hopkins, T+�innesota, on July 25th, 1968
and August 1st, �g68.
C ITY OF HOPI{INS
Hennepin �ounty, Minnesota
�ESOL`JTIOcd V0. I719
RESOLUTIO!d ORDERING ItiP �,OVE �U�,iVT AP1D
PRLP!'�RA i'IGiJ Gr PLANS
t�1F-�:�:AS a Resolution of the �ity �ouncil, No. 1715, adopted the
16th day of July, 1968, fixed a date for a hearing on the proposed
improvement of the North-South aliey between Van Buren Avenue South
and Jackson �vernie South from First Street South to Second Street South
by the acquisition of an easement and concrete surfacing thereon, the
total estimated cost thereof being $Lt,602.30 for concrete surfacing and
�345•00 for grading and blacktop to meet existing driveways� and
WHEREAS all property owners whose property is Iiable to be assessed
for the makin� of this improvement tiaere gi ve n te n days pubi_ished notice
of the council hearing through two weekiy pubiications of the required
notice, and a hearing was held and the property owners heard thereon
on the 6th day of August, i968.
�dOW, THEF�FORE, BE IT �ESOLVED by the �ouncil of the City of Hopkins :
l. Such alley is hereby ordered as propo�ed in the �ouncil Resolution
No. 1715 adopted July 16th, 1968. �enefitting property owners shall pay
eighty percent of the cost over a ten year period and the City of Hopkins
shail pay twenty percent out of the General Fund.
2. That John Strojan is hereby designated as the engineer for this
irn_orovement ar� he shail prepare plans and. specifica.tior�s for the making
of such irnprove rrent.
Adopted by the City Councii of the City of Hopkins, i�innesota, this
6th Day of August, 1968.
C. R. P�TERSOid, JO�IlV F. FiAidLEY,
Secretary to the �ouncil �Iayor
JOS�PH C. VESELY,
CITY ATTORNEY
Kerber
Kerber
CITY OF HOPKINS
Hennepin County, A�Iinnesota
NOTICE OF FiF.ARITIG ON PROPOSID IMPROVET�TTS
TO 6�I-i0P4 IT MAY CONCERN:
NOTICE IS HEREBY GNE� that the City Council of the City of Hopkins
will meet in the Council Chambers of the City Hall at 7:30 o'clock P.P+I.,
on August 6th, 1908, to consider the ma.king of an improvement on the
North—South alley between F'ifteenth Avenue Pdorth and Sixteenth Avenue
North from Third Street North to Fourth Street North by concrete
surfacing thereon, per City of Hopkins policy as established in
Resolution No. �597 dated I��Iay 16th, 1967, pursuant to T+�1.S.A., Secs.
429.011 to Secs. 429.111.
The area proposed to be assessed for such improvement is Lots 1
thru 11, inclusive and Lots 13 thru 21, inclusive, Block 1, Gibb's
First Addition to West AZinneapolis.
The estimated cost of such improvement is �3,988.20 for concrete
surfacing and �4�4.00 for grading and blacktop to meet existing driveways.
All persons desiring to be heard with reference to the proposed
improvement will be heard at this meeting.
Dated July 1oth, �968.
C. R. PETERSON,
Secretary to the Council
JOSEPH C. iTESELY,
City Attorney
Published in the Hopkins Sun, Hopkins, 147innesota, on July 25th, �968
and August 1st, �968.
CITY OF' HQPKII�iS
Hennepin County, ;Zinnesota
R�,SOLUTIOtd i110. 1720
RESOLOTIOIJ URDEi�ING Ii�'FN.OVENLiVT AI�1D
PRE P ARAT I G t�i OF PL��� i�
i�JHEREAS a Resolution of the City Council, No. 1717, adopted the
16th d.ay of July, 1968, fixed a date for a hearing on the proposed
improvement of the Alorth-South alley between Fifteenth 1-�vernze North
and Si�eenth Avenue Idorth from Third Street North to. Fourth Street
�iorth by concrete surfacing thereon, the total estimated cost thereof
being $3,988.20 for concrete surfacing and $Lt11�.00 for �rading ar�.
blacktop to meet existing driveways, and
�r1HER.EAS all property owners whose property is lia hie to be assessed
for the making of this improvement were given ten days pubiished notice
of the council hearing through two weekly pubiications of the required
noti.ce, and a hearing was held and the property owners heard thereon
on the 6th day of August, 1968.
PdO��i, THEF�,FORE, BE I^1 RESOLVED by the Councii of the �ity of Hopkins:
1. Such alley is hereby ordered as proposed in the Council kesoliztion
No. 1717 adopted the 16th day of July, 1968. Benefittin� property otimers
shail pay eighty percent of the cost over a ten year period and the �ity
of Nopkins shali pay twenty percent out of the General rund.
2. That John Strojan is hereby designated as the engineer for this
improvement and he shali prepare plans and specifications f or the makin�
of such improvement.
Adopted by the �ity Councii of the �ity of Hopkins, i��innesota, this
6th day of �ugust, 1968.
C. �. PETERSGid, JOf�11 F. HAPdLEY,
Secretary to the Cour�cil I�la�y or
JOSLP:I C. VES�'LY,
�ity Attorney
Kerber
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CITY OF HOPKINS
RESOLUTION N0. 1718
RESOLUTION AUTHORIZING AGREEMENT OR PERMISSION
TO HENNEPIN COUNTY AUDITOR TO EMPLOY A
C014TPUTER FOR CITY SPECIAZ ASSESSMENTS
WHEREAS, the City of Hopkins has for many years
in the past constructed and installed various City improvements
such as but not limited to water, sewer, curb, gutter, sidewalks,
parking lots and paving, the costs and expenses of which have
from time to time been levied against benefited properties; and
WHEREAS, such special assessments and levies have been
transmitted from time to time to the Hennepin County Auditor for
spreading and collecting such assessments concurrently with the
payment of real estate taxes, all pursuant to the statutes of
the State of Minnesota in such cases raade and provided; and
PIHEREAS, the Hennepin County Auditor is now installing
a computer in his office which will �calculate or recalculate and
spread all special assessments in Hennepin County including those
which have been transmitted to him in the past; and
WHEREAS, in the installation of such computer and in
the recalculation and transfer of the past special assessments
above described, certain mathema,tical differences may appear in
some or all of the past special assessments heretofore authorized
and levied by the City of Hopkins� which differences will be
occasioned either by minor errors in previou� calculation or the
adjustment made necessary by odd cents or other similax reasons.
NOW THEREFORE IT IS HEREBY RESOLVED by the City
Council of the City of Hopkins as follows:
A. That the Hennepin County Auditor be and he here—
by is authorized and empowered to utilize a computer for the
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' �. purpose .of.recalculating all�special assessments still-;rema;ining
iulpaid heretofore authorized�, certified and,levied by the City` �-
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of Hopkins._
- B.' That said Hennepin County.Auditor is authorized _ .
�to� corr,ect and adjust any-': of said �•past� special assessments . '
wherein mathematical errors_appear or wherever such:adjustments
are'occasioned by.odd cents., ' .
� .�C;: ' That the City� Manager of the � City of Hopkins
� �, is hereby authorized'to s�ign a,nd execute, on b�half � o�f the City;,
. � written.�authorization to the.H.ennepin County Auditor'cons.onant
� herewith. ` , . .. . . , . �- �
' ' Passed-and adopted August 6, 1g68, at a..regular meeting�
, of the City.Council.. � ,
-. C'. R. � PETERSON, - JOHN P. �HANI;EY, '
- Secretary � - _ Mayor .
� JOSEPH C. VESEI,Y, .
, , ', Ci.ty' Attorney
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LIST OF .TUDGES �OIt PRIAIARX ELECTIQN-SEPTE�iBER 10, 1968
�1, Zld�t LUTHERAN CfiURCH
'�` Leola Joeefson - R
Dorothy Bruer - R
� � Shirley B�agt�on-D
: Luantea Po�reg-D
�2, HARLEY flOPR�TdS $CH00I.
Marie Coustnage - it
Helen Cugtie-R �
Clara flolc�nson-D
Beeeg2q Cairne-D
$so xorxa�as ci� �.L
Polly �ha�n�t�om-R
PZary SBvoie-R
Mildged Sko��m.an-D
A19.ce Schul�-D
�4, KATHERII� CURBAN SCHOOL
Vi.vfaa Blaffiqui�to8
8velyn S�idy-R
Dori� Bele-D
Ade2iae Sedeaky-D.
�5. 0� RIDGE COUNT&H CLUB
�ertha Reetsick'-R:'
Virginia AicQicke�-R
M�a�Cie Coanell-D
Adelqn Gordna-D
�6, AE.%C8 SNlI�H SCHOOL
Jul�e Maeoa=�
%arva S�desstrom-LR
Mab�ll H�ggs-D
Flosence 5undquiat-D
�7. HOPIC�NS PUBLIC LIBRARY
Doro�hq Maeoa-R
Aane Holdahl-R
Ircene Asiller-D
Joyce Stalley-D
COUATTERS
Genevieve Wintes - R
Jean Husnick-R
Barbara Rawland-D
Alice Moore-D
Maay Sundby-R
Kathie Qufx�n-R
An�belle Mulzahn-D
Maay Jane Peterson-D
Vera Menke-R
Carole Fr�n��R
Gen Mfiler-D
I.oui.se flemker-D
Patricie Ii�ugen-R
Elaine Anderaon-R
Marlys Eid�n-D
N1.�rlys A�nold-A
M3ldred Zajicek-R
Marga$et Gustafson-R
Carole Bentley-D
C�rol G�gaon-D
Niaa�ian Sveen-R
Dorothq Mau$�r-R
Marilyai _ Barlage-D
Patricia Andersoa►-D
Mmgian Kina�-R
Rose Mikulay-R
�arbara Nelson-D
P�tricia Hance-D
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HOPKINS � MINNETONKA
RECREATION AND PARKS DEPARTMENT
Mr. Terr� Vovak
City Manar;er
Hopkins Ci�cv Hall
Hopkins, Niruzesota
Dear Mr. �Tovak:
A D M I N I S T R A T I V E O F F I C E S
1010 FIRST STREET SOUTH � HOPKINS, MINNESOTA 55343
PHON E: 935-8474
July 23, 1968
Attached is a proposal Uy Mr. James Knight of iVason Wehrman-Knight and
Chapman i,o prepa-re a land use plan for the Cit� owned lands at Shady Chk
Lake. This i�cem nas been on the agenda of the Hopkins Park Board since
December 1967.
In �_967, the Ci�ty exchanged property with Hennepin County with the
benefit oi straightening Shady Oak Road and increasing the amount of (�ity
owned prope-rty on the beach side of Shady Oak Road. In 1968, the City
purchased additicnal property from the Milwaukee and St. Zouis Railroad.
This noted property and the former parking lot area, now e�asts in a
rough non-deve]_oped, disoriented, state.
It is the desire of the Park Boa.rd that the park on the east portion
of Shady Oak Lake, tne beach, picnic area, and parking area, be made more
attractive. Money for construction in this area has been made availab]_e
in the 1968 park capital improvement bud.get.
I have spoken to Mr. Knight and he agreed to reduce his proposal to
design t'_ne above noted area only. His fee U�ou7_d a7_so be reduced to $1,700a
The Hoplcins Park Board, at their July� 7_0, 1968 meeting, �aent on reco:cd
to recommend the Hopkins City Council hire the firrn of Nason-Wehrman-Kniaht
and Chapman �o prepare a land use plan fo-r Shad�r Oal: Beach, for the sum oi
$1,700.
If �che C,ity Council acts favorably on this recommendation, it is
hoped t�at the p7_an and deveJ_opment ca.n be accomplished .yet in 1968.
Construc�cion during the bathing season oi June i, through September �., is
ver,y undesirable .
If you desire adclitional informa-tion, please con�cact me.
Sincerely,
l/'��xo-�
Richard L. Wilson
Ss�pei int�ndent
Recr2ation R� Parks
RLW/sja
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HOPKINS � MINNETONKA
RECREATION AND PARKS DEPARTMENT
N1r. Terr�y Novak
City i�lanager
City Ha�_l
Hopkins, Niinnesota
Deal T:r e Novak:
A D M I N I S T R A T I V E O F F I C E 5
1010 FIRST STREET SOUTH • HOPKINS, MINNESOTA 55343
PHONE: 935-8474
July 23, 1968
A�ttached are copies of tUao proposa7_s for an orclinance
des-igned to r�gulate the use of parlcs in the City of Hopkins.
One copy UTas prepared in 1965 by the recieation staff and the
secon.d in 1968 by the assistant to tihe cit.y m�nager.
The Hopkins Park Board has studied both, but have d�termined
tha:��che staff and City Attorney are better qualified to draft
an o_�dinance, than tize members of the Board. To this end, t'n.e
Park Board, at i�cs July 1_0, 1968, meetino, wen�c on record to
recommer_d the Hopkins City Council inst-ruct the City Attorney
to prepare an ordinance to regu]_ate the use of City Parks,
si�rLilar to the proposals .
Parl: lands are continually being misused and onl,y too often
the police inform me they� have no authorit�r to curtail_ this
misuseo I cer-cainly hope the Council will recognize this in
actin� upon this recorrnnendction.
Sinc�rely,
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Rici�ard L. Trlilson
Superintendent
Recr�ation & Parks
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July 26, 1968
Mr. Clint.Blomquist
City of Hopkins
Hopkins, Minnesota
minneapolis, minnesota 55402 (612) 339-9601
RE: Proposed Apartments
Hopkins, Minnesota
Dear Clint:
I would like to appear before the Council on Tuesday,
August 6, in order to obtain a variance in the Uniform
Building Code for the purpose of constructing an
apartment building.
Yours very truly,
GINGOLD-PINK ARCHITECTURE
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Paul M. Pink, A.I.A.
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General Realty
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City Council
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From; C. K. Blomquist
COUNCIL i•III'IORANDUAi
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68-127-R.
A�;encl� I ter.i �'d
Re; Request to appear before the Council by Paul M. Pink regarding
variance in Uniform Bldg. Code - apartments.
Mr. Pink of the firm of Gingold-Pink Architecture, is retained
by AdolphFine to design plans for a high-rise apartment structure
in Hopkins. He proposes to use some form o`° exit core in the center
of a near square structure. The core would contain elevators and
two stairs. This necessitates what is generally known as a sissors
stair, 2 stairs with a common wall seperating them and forming a
cross at the mid point of each story.
The Uniform Building Code requires that when two exita are re-
quired they shall be placed a distance apart equal to not less than
one-fifth of the perimeter of the area served measured in a straight
line between exits. This obviously does not permit the core or
sissor type of exit. This type of aggangement is allowed in
Minneapolis. The Minneapolis Code is not the Uniform Code. The firm
is also constructing in Bloomington. Bloomington uaes the Uniform
Building Code. There are no sissor type exits in Bloomington,
according to their Plan Check Engineer, because they have rejected e
plans.
The Knollwood Apartment on Monk Avenue hae elevators in the
center, a stairway at each end. Another largee etrueture which I
have seen plans for has a similar arrangement with one etair a smoke-
tower. Number and arrangement of exita ia of vital importance in
times of emergency. Model Codes reflect years of experience in this
field.
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CITY OF �IGPKINS
Hennepin Courrty, I�'iinnesota
RESOLUTIO:J r�c. 1721
k RESOLUTIOiJ OHI)ERING PRLPl�rt�1I0N
QF ENGINEER �S RE;PORT Oi1 I1vI�H OV�P�T�`PS
4��HEREAS a petition has been received requesting the improvement
of 18 Harrison Avenue South by curb cut and instailation of driveway
thereon and the assessment of benefitting property for ali or a portion
of the cost of the improvement pursuant to M.S.A., Secs. 429.011 to
Secs. �29.111.
Pd01rJ, TI�REFORE, BE IT riESOLVED -'�i,Y' THE CITY COUNCIL OF T}�E CITY OF
HOPKIiVS, t-1Ii1iJESOTA, that the proposed improvement be referred to JoYul
iStrojan, City Engineer, for study and he is instructed to report with all
conve ��errt speed advising the �ouncii in a prelimin�ry way as to whether
they should best be made as proposed or in connection with some other
improvement, and the estimated cost of the impro�ements as recommended.
Adopted by the City Council oi the �ity of Hopkins, Minnesota, this
6th day of August, 1968.
C. R. PETERS OPJ, J OI-�d F. I-IANLr:Y,
Secretary to the Council Mayor
JOSFPH C. VESELY,
City attorney
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IloPlcins City Ha11
Hopkins, Mi_nnesota
JOHN B. KEEFE
ATTORNEY AT LJ�W
Julv 17, L968
37 NINTH /�VF_NUE NORTH
HOFKINS. MINNESOTA
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Attention - Mr. Novack
g�; My client Cherman 5kot;en - 102 17th P.venue South, Flopkins
Dear Sir :
Pl.ease be advised that I reoresent the above captioned party. 'Ihis is to place
you on notice that pt�rsuant to work done by the City of Hopkins in the water
system, hlr. Skos�en hi.red the Mxrphy PLti�^hin�; Comoany to hook into the water main.
]:n the catirse of hooking his wat:er ��p, the following things were di_scovered:
�., Aftcr coml�letin, r_he hoo!:up, the �lumb�r from i�hirphy Plumbin� ComPany
onened the n11te hous�ns: the c��nc �ock Co turn on the water only to find
that dur.ing th� �;radir; oP^ratior. �rior to paving and curb installation, the
niPe �:ctendin; to the v�Lve had hr_en bent to such a degree that a special
i�rench ha�l r.� be o',�tained f.r�m nr.� of you.r men in the sewer crew.
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He, per�oa�.11y ti�rned the water on, b�it i.n so doing discovered that his
�.�rate= linc �aas only ahout three feet heloFi the housing cap. Now this cap
is flusli with thc ton of_ his first step ?nd about nine inches above the
pavement su?'f�ce.
p,,stnning that the pavement itself is abour_ six to cight inches thick
we therefore come up with tize r�isturbing fact that his i.ntake pip�� from
the main i> baxely t�ro feet bel.o�•, the �;T'ou[�d surface and far abo>�e the
kno��n1 fr�st line.
LF. As you are well aware the �rade in front of his property was lowered by at
least three feet in order that a storm catch basin would take care of
e:ccess runoff from County Road three, Ekcelsior Avenue and First Street
South. In effect, this wouLd bri.ng the water main level far above what
i.s considered the safe Gix foot depth. 4fiat also should be considered
is the known facr_ that hez�ry traffic on an e�:posed paved street has a
tenclency to c.irive the f.rost line even l�wer than normal.
5, Thus, while a continuous flow through the main during low temperatures
minimizes tlie cl��nce of freezi.n�, the m>>ch smaller and intenipted flow
through his i.ntake br��nch chan�es this possiblity to al.most a certainity.
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6. After his int;,�ke linc enters his proper.ty, it iG again at a safe depth
hecause the ori�;in�zl �;reicie l�vel tias not l�een affected.
We 1re advisinQ yot� of tllese facts to pu�� you on notice in the event there is
an inter��ption of service d►►e to a f.reeze-up and to �ive you an opportunity to
corr.ect the same i_f you so desir� pi-ior to the time any potential claim that
mi_�ht i�e macie a�;ai.nst you by reas�n .of the aforementioned conditions.
"i wo«l.d appreciate it ii the c�nr.ents of thi.� letter were noted in the records of
cnunei.' meetin�; Znd th� t;i coP� of tlze r,�,�,ncil meeting minutes be furnished to me
noti�g receipt of this l.ctr.er.
I�to no� .f_eel_ it i_s n�cessar.� to apnear beforP the counsel unless yo�.i feel that
i_t ic, I ielt th:�t this letter mi�ht suffi.ce as a matter of er_pedi_ency in conserving
rhe time of the Co�.incil and my client on tli.is matter. However, should you desire
mc to appelr, 1: wrn�l�i b� most happy to do so.
,T RK;m
Very truly yours,
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City of Hopkins, Tabulation of Direct Costs
Raspberry Days, 1968
Police Dept ..................................$1,444
Public Works Deptl ........................... 260
Recreatuo� and Parks Dept ................. .. 96
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N O R T H E R fV 5 T A T E 5 P O W E R C O M P A N Y
5309 WEST 70TH STREET
MINNEAPO�IS, MINNESOTA 55435
August �, 1968
Honorable Mayor and City Council
City of Hopkins
Hopkins, Minnesota
Gentlemen:
For a number of years Northern States Power Company has
been able to meet increasing operational costs through increasing
business and improvements in operations. In addition, since 1961
we have been able to reduce the cost of electricity to our customers.
Major electric rate reducti�ns were made in 1964 and 1965 when
Federal Income Tax rates were reduced. Today our average Residen-
tial Service customer pays 83 cents less for the same monthly usage
than he paid in 1961.
However, since 1g65 substantial increases have occurred
in construction costs, wage and salary rates, interest rates,
payroll taxes, and now the 10% Federal Income Ta,X surcharge, retro-
active to January l, 1968.
In addition, Northern States Power Company is engaged
in a substantial construction program, including new generating
plants and transmission and distribution facilities to meet the
increasing electric demands of its customers. Included are sizeable
capital expenditures for improvements to meet the environmental needs
of the area. In 1967 Northern States Power Companyts construction
expenditures totalled 120 million dollars. During the years 1g68
through 1972 present plans indicate expenditures of approximately
702 million dollars, a:n average of 140 million dollars per year.
To raise the funds necessary to pay for the present and projected
construction programs, it will be necessary for our Compariy to secure
large amounts of additional capital through the issuance and sales
of securities. To obtain such additional capital upon a reasonable
basis our electric service rates must provide a reasonable return
upon the utility property necessary to provide adequate service to
our customers.
To secure sufficient revenue to meet these increased costs
and to provide a reasonable return on its utility property, it will
be necessary for Northern States Power Company to increase its
electric service rates.
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NORTHERN STATES 1l�S� POWER COMPANY
5309 WEST 70T" STREET
MINNEAPOLIS, MINNESOTA 55435 •. TELEPHONE 941-2992
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Enclosed for filing are copies of our aanended electric
rate schedules which will become effective in your community on
-� bills based on regular meter readings on and after November l, �968.
�' Under our proposed rates for Residential Service and A11 Electric
Residential Service, except for minimum bill usage, the maximum
increase is 55 cents per month, or less than 2 cents per day. Under
the proposed rates, the average residential customer will still be
paying less than he did in �g61.
The electric rate schedules enclosed herein are identical
to those being filed with the City of Minneapolis except the
Minneapolis rates also include an additional 1.5�o surchaxge.
We would be most happy to discuss this matter at your
convenience.
HWS�kd
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h regular meeting of the Council of the City of Hopkins, Minnesota, was held on
Tuesday, August 20, �968, at 7:30 P.M., in the Council Chambers in the City Hall.
Present were Mayor Hanley, Councilmen Blake, Harriman, Lund and Pokorny, City
Manager Novak, City Clerk Peterson, Building Inspector Blomquist, Engineer
Strojan, Assistant Engineer Anderson and Attorney Vesely.
Reel
Side 1
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PQr. Harriman moved, and Mr. Lund seconded the motion, that
the AZinutes of the August 6, �968, Council meeting be
approved and signed. Motion carried.
Action: Mr. Lund moved, and Mr. Pokorny seconded the motion, that
3-5 the routine Utility Bills be authorized for payment, and
that other outstanding bills be brought up at the
September 3, 1g68, Council nieeting. Motion carried.
Pursuant to notice, bids were opened August 15, 1g68, at
10:00 A.D7., for concrete paving of alleys, and the follow—
ing bids were received: (See tabulation of bids attached.�
Action: Mr. Lund moved, and Mr. Blake seconded the motion, that
6-8 the bid be awarded to Victor Carlson & Sons, Inc., in
the amount of �17,829.00, as recommended by the staff.
�9otion carried.
Pursuant to notice, bids were opened August 15, 1968, at
10:00 A.M., for furnishing and installing Exterior Aluminum
Railing for the City Hall and the following bids were
received: (See tabulation of bids attached.�
Action: Mr. Pokorny moved, and Mr. Blake seconded the motion, that
9-16 the awarding of the contract for the furnishing and install—
ing of Exterior Aluminum Railing for the City Hall be contin—
ued to the Council meeting of September 3, �968. Motion
carried.
Pursuant to notice, bids were opened August 15, 1968, at
10:00 �.M., for Sanitary Sewer and.'�atermain on Cambridge
Street, west of Monk P�venue, and the following bids were
received: (See tabulation of bids attached.�
Action: D4r. Lund moved, and Mr. Harriman seconded the motion, that
17-27 the bid be awarded to Suburban Paving Company in the amount
of $6,421.90, as recommended by the staff. Motion carried.
Item: 68-�43-P Mr. Harriman moved a"RESOLUTION ORDF�ING THE IMPROVEMENT
28-�62 OF MOTTROE AVENUE AND b70NR0�' PLACE BY THE IIdSTALLATION OF
CONCRETE CURB AND GUTTER AS A_DVI�tTISID, OR AS AN ALTERNATIVE
THE IDISTALL�!TION OF HIGI-Pr1P.Y GUARD R�IL ON THE WEST SIDE
INSTE�D OF CURB AND GUTTER, OR AS ANOTHER ALTE�tNATIVE THE
INSTALLATION OF CONCR�"PE CURB I�ND GUTTER ON T� EpST SIDE."
The Motion died for lack of a second.
P+1r. Pokorny moved, and Mr. Harriman seconded the motion, that
Resolution No. 1725, "A RESOLUTION ORDE�IIv'G THE IMPROVETZENT
OF THE EAST SIDE OF N10NROE l�VE1V'UE NORTH AND ALL SIDES OF
P�10NROE PLACE BY THE INSTALLATION OF CONCRETE CURB AND GUTTER,
COD7MENCING AT SECOND STREET NORTH AND CONTINUING TO THE
NORTHWEST CORIV'ER OF THE INTERSECTION OF P�IONROE AVENUE NORTH
AND MONROE PL�CE," be adopted and that Hearing on the Improve—
ment of the west side of Monroe Avenue North from Madison
Avenue to a point about 500 feet north by Curb and Gutter or
by Highway Guard Rail be continued to September 3, �968, with
notice to be given to property owners likely to be assessed.
Areacovered by aforesaid Resolution is abutting property and
Estimated Cost is $�,�r31�3.75, Motion carried.
Item: 68-1�3—R Mr. Lund moved, and Mr. Harriman seconded the motion, that
163-169 Ordinance No. 290, "ORDINANCE AMENDING THI�T PP.RT OF THE
HOPKINS ZONING ORDINI�NCE N0. 269, PF'RTI�INING TO CERTAIN
USES IN THE B-2 DISTRICT," be continued to the Council
meeting of September 3, �968. Motion carried.
Page 2- Minutes of NYeeting of Hopkins City Council -�ugust 20, 1968
Item: 68-�44-R Mr. Lund moved,and Mr. Harriman seconded the motion, that
and Resolution No. 1723, "A RESOLUTION CALLING FOR ENGIN�ER'S
Item: 68-�45-R REPORT ON CONCRETE IMPROVEMEIdTS IN VARIOUS LOCATIONS;" be
170-176 adopted. D7otion carried.
P�Zr. Lund moved, and Mr. Blake seconded the motion, that
Resolution No. 1726, "A RESOLUTION RECEIVING REPORT.AND
CALLING FOR A Ii�ARING ON CONCRETE IMPROVEMENTS AT VARIOUS
LOCI�TIOI��" further described as Curb Cut and Concrete
Driveway at 18 Harrison �venue South, Lot 9, Block 20�
West Minneapolis Center, at an estimated cost of �121.60;
and Concrete Sidewalk Repair at:
245 Sixth Avenue North, Lot 24, Block 84, estimated cost y�34.50;
225 Sixth Avenue North, Lot 19, Block 84, estimated cost $41.40;
221 Sixth Avenue North, Lot 18 and the north 20 feet of Lot 17,
Block 84, estimated cost $8.63;
230 Eighth Avenue North, Lot 5, Block 87, estimated cost ��38•00;
901 Excelsior Ave. West, Lot 10, Block 68, estimated cost $60.38;
302 Ninth Avenue North, Lot 12, Block 99, estimated cost $151.80;
306 Ninth Pvenue North, Lot 11, Block 99, estimated cost $172.50;
310 Ninth Avenue North, Lot 10, Block 99, estimated cost $82.80;
205'Tenth Avenue North, Lot 14, Block 88, estimated cost $20.70;
321 Eleventh 4venue North, Lot 18, Block 98, estimated cost $3�•75;
all the foregoing being in West Minneapolis Second Division;
and Concrete Sidewalk Repair at 318 Fifteenth Avenue North, Lot 8,
Block 1, Gibbs First �!ddition to West Minneapolis, estimated cost
$51.75; and Concrete Driveway at 146 Fourteenth Avenue North,
Lot 1, Block 74� bdest Minneapolis Second Division, estimated cost
�40.25. Motion carried.
Item: 68-146-R Mr. Lund moved, and Mr. Blake seconded the motion, that the
177-183 west side of Eleventh Avenue South from the Chicago and North-
western track to Fifth Street South be posted for "No Parking
At Any Time." Motion carried.
Item: 68-147-R Mr. Blake moved, and Nr. Harriman seconded the motion, that
�83-�89 permits be issued to the Minneapolis Gas Company to do the
following work: ;�
a.� Install a three-inch gas main on Cambridge Street
froin Monk Avenue to a point 270 feet west.
b.� Install a three-inch gas main on Eleventh 1?venue
South from Seventh Street South to a point approxi-
matelJ 1,025 feet south.
c.� Install fifty feet of one-inch main, and cut and
abandon a three-inch main, on Pourth Street North
between Tenth Avenue and El�venth Avenue.
d.� Remove three-ineh cross i.rr`-main at Fourth Street
and Eleventh Avenue North.
Motion carried.
Item: 68-�48-P P�Ir. Harriman moved, and Mr. Pokorny seconded the motion, that
190-197 Resolution Mo. 1724, "� RESOLUTION CALLING FOR �IV ENGINEER'S
REPORT ON THE IMPROVEMENT OF WAYSIDE ROAD, F�+.RMDALE ROAD,
PLTHEA LI,NE,:H�ZII, LANE AND HOLLYHOCK LANE IN HOBBY ACRES BY
ORNADZENT!'�L STREET LIGHTS," be adopted. Nlotion carried.
Item: 68-�49-R Mr. Lund moved, and Mr. Pokorny seconded the motion, that the
�98-204 request of Viking Quarterback, Inc., for a waiver of the
platting ordinance on the North ninety feet of the �ast 273
feet of that part of the Northwest �uarter of Section 19,
� Township 117, Range 21, lying south of the south line of
�egistered Land Survey No. 1241, be referred to the Zoning
and Planning Commission. P•4otion carried.
Item: 68-150-R Mr. Lund moved, and Mr. Blake seconded the motion, that
205-208 Resolution No. 1722, "A. RESOLUTIOId DECLARING COSTS TO BE
�SSESSE� AND ORDERING PREPARP.TION OF PROPOSID ASSESSMENTS,"
be adopted. Motion carried.
Item: 68-151-R Mr. Blake moved, and Mr. Lund seconded the motion, that
�- 209-210 the Hopkins Knights of Columbus be issued a Bingo Permit
for the months of October, November, and December in �968.
Motion carried.
Page 3—�Zinutes of �7eeting of Hopkins City Council — August 20, 1968
Item: 68-152—R
211-214
Item: 68-153—R
215-226
AZr. Blake moved, and Mr. Pokorny seconded the motion, that
authorization be given for bids for trees for Central Park
in the sum of $1,500, for 1968. Motion carried.
Mr. Blake moved, and Mr. Pokorny seconded the motion, that
authorization be given for bids for fresh air compressor
for the Fire Department. P�otion carried.
Item: 68—�54—� Mr. Harriman moved, and Mr. Lund seconded the motion, that
227-243 the alley dedicated in, and a part of the plat of, Block 2,
Park Valley Manor be vacated subject to proper notification
of utility companies. Motion carried. :
Action: Mr. Harriman moved, and Mr.Blake seconded the motion, that
244-266 upon petition for vacation of streets and alleys, the utility
companies be given notification as part of the Zoning and
Planning procedures prior to vacation. b4otion carried.
Item: 68—�55—R A�lr. Harriman moved, and P�r. Pokorny seconded the motion, that
267-346 the Zoning and Planning Recommendation to the Hopkins
Redevelopment Authority for the adoption as its second Urban
Renewal Project the area between Seventh Avenue North and
Eleventh pvenue North and between the alley south of
Excelsior.Avenue to First Street North, using Planner Hawks'
� Plan No. 1, dated July 30, 1968, for said area, be continued
to the Council meeting of September 3, �968. P�otion carried.
Pursuant to notice, bids were opened P4ay 21, �968, at
10:00 A.M., for aggregate for seal coat and the f.ollowing
bids were received: (See tabulation of bids attached.�
A.ction: Mr. Harriman moved, and Mr. Pokorny seconded the motion, that
347-36o Bryan Rock Products be awarded the contract for one thousand
tons of FA-4, at $3.00 per ton as recommended by the City
Engineer. Motion carried.
Action: Report from City Manager Novak that D�r. Koepke and Mr. Hall
36�-384 of Barton—Aschman will be arriving Thursday, August 29, 1968,
to confer with the State Highway Department, County Engineer
Klossen, and City officials regarding City street plans.
Action:
385-408
�ction:
436-495
Communication from Chamber of Commerce Director Ramsdell
regarding NTembership of City of Hopkins in Chamber of
Commerce. No action.
Discussion on appointment of individuals to City of Hopkins
Human Rights Commission; continued to Council meeting of
September 3, 1968.
D�Ir. Harriman moved, and b�r. Lund seconded the motion, that
the meeting be adjourned. I�fotion carried.
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C. R. Peterson, City Clerk
CITY OF HOPKINS
I�iINNESOTA .
NOTICE OF BIDS FOR FURNISHING AND
INSTALLING EXTERIOR ALUMINUI4I RAILING
FOR THE HOPKINS CITY HALL
SEAL� BIDS will be received by the City P�Zanager at the City
Hall, Hopkins, P�Iinnesota, until Thursday, August 15, �968, at 10:00
o'clock A.P•2., C.D.S.T., and then and there opened and publicly read
and as soon as possible thereafter, award of a contract will be made
by the City for furnishing and installing exterior aluminum railing.
Specifications and further details are available at the office
of the City Engineer, 1010 First Street South, Hopkins, NZinnesota.
A cash deposit, cashier's check, bid bond or certified check
payable to the City of Hopkins is required for ten (10�) percent of
the bid as a guarantee of entry into a contract.
The right is reserved to accept or reject any or all bids, or
parts thereof, a.nd to accept the bid which is most advantageous to
the City.
CITY OF HOPKINS
T. L. Novak, City Mana,ger
To be published in the Hopkins Sun, August 1, 1968.
To be published in the Construction Bulletin, August 1, �968.
(Official Publication)
CITY OF HOPKINS
Hennepin County, 1�7innesota
NOTICE FOR BIDS FOR THE CONCRETE PAVING OF ALLEYS
SEALID BIDS will be received by the City I�Zana,ger at the City Hall,
Hopkins, Minnesota, until Thursday, August 15, �968, at 10:00 A.1�1.,
C.D.S.T., and then and there opened and publicly read, and as soon as
possible thereafter, award of a contract will be made by the City for
the above work.
Plans, specifications and further details are available at the office
of the City Engineer.
Each bid must be accompanied by a Cashier's Check, Certified Check
or Standard Bidder's Bond written by a corporate �urety certified by the
P�;innesota State Insurance Commission, at ten per cent (10�) of the total
bid price, payable to the City of Hopkins, as a guarantee that the bidder
will, if successful, promptly execute a satisfactory contract for the
faithftizl performance of the work covered by this specification.
The successf�zl bidder must, within ten (10� days after his bid is
accepted, execute a contract and bond for one Yiundred percent (100�� of
the full amount of the bid and gua,ranteeing for one year the entire
project free of defective workmanship and material.
Upon the award of the contract the checks or bidder's bonds of the
unsuccessful bidders shall be returned to them, and upon the filing of
the contract and performance bond, the check or bid bond of the successful
bidder shall be returned to him.
The City provides proposal forms which are to be used. Each proposal
must be plainly marked "PROPOSAL FOR Ti� FURNISHIPZG OF LABOR, TOOLS, '
EQUIPP�ENT APID B`fATL+RIAL NECESSARY FOR THE CONCRETE PAVING OF ALLEYS",
and addressed to the City of Hopkins, Minnesota.
The City reserves the right to reject any and all bids or parts
thereof. Any incomplete bid will be rejected.
In case of default the City may have the work done by others, and
hold the original bidder or contractor liable for increased costs.
CITY OF HOPKINS
T. L. Novak, City Mana.ger
To be published in the Hopkins Sun, August 1st & 8th, 1968.
To be published in the Construction Bulletin, August 1st �C 8th, 1968.
(Official Publication�
CITY OF HOPKINS
HII�iNNEPIN COUNTY, MIPINESOTA
NOTICE OF BIDS FOR THE INSTALI,ATION OF
SANITARY SE'FdER AND WATERMAIN
SEALID BIDS will be received by the City Mana.ger at the City Hall,
Hopkins, P�Zinnesota, until Thursday August 15, 1968, at 10:00 A.M., C.D.S.T.,
and then and there opened and publicly read, and as soon as possible thereafter,
award of a contract will be made by the City for the above work. Approximate
major quantities are as follows:
Sanitary Sewer 250' 8"
����t��3 -SP„�r �n�n� ��
Watermain 250' g"
Plans, specifications and further details are ana,ilable at the office of
the City F�gineer. No deposit is required but a charge of $10.00 per set will
be billed if plans and specifications are not returned in good condition within
ten (10} days after bids are opened.
Each bid must be accompanied by a Cashier's Check, Certified Check, or
Standard Bidder's Bond written by a corporate surety certified by the Minnesota
State Insurance Commission, at ten percent (10�� of the total bid price, payable
to the City of Hopkins, as a guarantee that the bidder will, if successful,
promptly execute a satisfactory contract for the faithful performance of the work
covered by this specification.
The successful bidder must, within ten (10� days after his bid is accepted,
execute a contract and bond for one hundred percent (100�� of the full amount
of the bid and guaranteeing for one year the entire project free of defective
workmanship and material.
Upon the award of the contract the checks or bidder's bonds of the
unsuccessful bidders shall be returned to them, and upon the filing of the
contract and performance bond, the check or bid bond of the successful bidder
shall be returned to him.
The City provides proposal forms which are to be used. Each proposal
must be plainly marked, "PROPOSAL FOR TF� FURNISHIl`dG OF LABOR, TOOLS,
EQUIPP=�El`1T AND A'fATERIAL NECESSARY FOR THE IIJSTALLATION OF SANITARY SEtdER AND
6dATERMAIN", and addressed to the City of Hopkins, A4innesota.
'I�he City reserves the right to reject ar�y and all bids or parts thereof�
Any incomplete bid �aill be rejected.
In case of default the City may have the work done by others, and hold
the original bidder or contractor liable for increased costs.
CITY OF HOPKINS
T. L. Novak, City r�7ana.ger
To be publi�hed in the Hopkins Sun, August 1, 1968.
To be published in the Construction 3ulletin, August 1, 1968.
TABUI.�ITTOPJ OF BTDS
�d��
CONCRFTE PAVINC OF ALLEYS
Bids Opened Au�ust 1S9 196$
VICTOR CARLSOIJ & SONS, .IP3C, E 17,829000
n�vo� B��u�J �rrc e � 9, 357 � 20
CRO;JN SIDE?dALK INC a 22, 498. �0
E�iaeers recommenda,iic�n:
Victor Carlson & Sons, Inc.
Lowest responsible badder
TABU�TION OF BIDS
• Y
1�CTER IOR �I,UP�1 INiJf:1 RA 3L IIdG
F�JR C �TY f�L]G
Bids Opened. August 15, 7968
SPECIAL'i'Y S�II,�S SERVICE IFdC, �. 1,733.00
LO���'EL�-IIYCSTRAND COI•�PAYdY 2, 95o e 00
� Correc%ed Total
,��npa-oxi.mate
�;'�e��r-�itie� Item
�;� LineFte 8" V,C.Po Se�rer
or
84° P,VQC. Sewer
9Q LinoFt, 6f° AOC.Po Sewer
or
6'� PeVoC. Sevaer
2 E�.C'll oe x oo r�� e
� Each P.9anYiole
� an
�;� Lin.F•�, 804 C,IaP
�i�i Lin.F'te 6°4 CeI.P4
i Each $f1 G,v,
� �����
1 Each 6" CoVa
_ e '� Each '0 arant
G: 1 Ea.ch 2" Co . Cock
'� Ea,ch 2" Curb Sto & Box
u_20 LinaFto 2" Cop�er Service
2 Each 1" Co. e Cock
2 Fach 1�� Curb Stop & Box
����
�60 Lin.oFto t" Con�er Service
OO CuoYd�, G�ranu2ar Fill
30 Sq,Ydse Asphalt Replacemen�
TABL)LATiO�T C� BIDS
�'OR
SANITARY SEWER & WATERI,�.AIN
OPJ
CAl%1BRIDGE STREET
Bids Opened August 15, 1968
Engineers rbcommendationa '.
Suburban Paving Company
Lowes� responsible bidder
SUBURB�.N PAValVC COe Ce L, CONTFtACTIPIG II'dCa `FaD, CHAPP;AN CaNSToCO. F�4cDONALI3 & ASSOC, INC,
Uaii'c Price To-tal Unit Pric To�al Unit Pric To�al Uni�i Pric Total
6,$0 1�700.00 8.00 20000000 13,40 3o3�j0,00 14.90 3r�75o00
5a8o � �22000
80,00 8G.00
�
6. 0 1 8,00
73000 26,00
3 .00 70,00
4.90 2 Q.. 00
.40 176,00
1,20 600,00
5.00 �50.00
TOTAL � 6,421.g0
4000
G
1�0 r00
110e�V
�
?5.00
�
.�0
10.00
26.00
��
4.50
.40
�
1.54
360s�V� 300�
3�ao�0 �OOo00
1 fi57o 0 7000
2000 �,50
'150000 160.00
110,00 110000
2 0.00 27a000
.00 50,00
?5eoo 80,00
1t0.00 4,50
20,00 7a00
����
270,00 3.00
176,00 ,40
7 Qeoo 2a25
165.00 �n_nn
� 6,602.50
27ovoo � 4.40
,�vovv �vevv
�o0e0o 320000
'ie785.Q0 6,00
72.00 4v00
�60.00 170000
110e.00 120v00
27oaoo 31o.oa
�
5o,Q0 40,00
80000 80000
�
900�� 5�70
�74eQ� 5e5�
52.00 25Poo
�So°oo 4.25
>7�°0o e45
1,125°00 4,00
�n�_nn S_oo
$ 8,414•'-;.���I
39beoo
� v o vv
320°00
1,530,00
b4v0o
170000
120.a0
3l0000
40000
8ovoo
114000
11,00
50.00
255000
198eoo
29000.00
9 50..00
� 9.�03.00
CITY OF HOP�IVS
He mepin County, NSinnesota
l�IOTICE Or H��RING GN PRCiPOS�D Ii�?P�.OVE�'�i�S
TO tidHOM IT I�Y COIVCERN:
NOTICE IS HEREBY GNEPd that the �ity �ouncil of the City of Hopkins,
will meet in the Council Chambers of the �ity Hall at 7:30 o'clock P.M.,
on August 20th, 1968, to cor�sider the making of an improvement on T�Zonroe
Avenue North and Monroe Place by the installation of concrete cui�b and
gutter, structural guard rail arr3 street repair thereon pursuant to A1.S.A.,
Secs. 429.011 to Secs. 1�29.1I1.
The area. proposed to be assessed_ for the improvement of Nonroe Aver�.e
North from Second Street North to Mormoe Place by the installation of concrete
curb and gutter on the east side of such street and the improvement of Monroe
Place by the installation of curb and gutter on both sides of the street together
with the necessary street repair on both stre�ts is Lots 1, 2, and 3, Block l�
Turngren�s Addition; Lots 1 thru 6, inclusive, Bl.ock I, Monroe Place tiddition;
and the west one-half of Lots 16 thru 21�, inclusive, �Iock 2, Stevens Oakwood
Park at an estimated cost of the improvement of $5,318.75 and
The area proposed. to be assessed for the improvement of the west side of
Monroe ��venue North from Madison tivenue to I'Zonroe Place by the instailation of
concrete curb and gutter and street repair at an estimated cost of $1,774•�t5 or
by the installation of Highway Guard Rail (Structural Flate Beam) a-t an estimated
cost of $3,737.50 is Lots 3 thru 11, inclusive, Block l, Campbell Third �ddition;
Lots l, 2, and 3, Block 1, ^lurngren's Addition; Lots 1 thru 6, inclusive, Block 1,
Monroe Flace �ddition; The west or�e-half of Lots 16 thru 19, ir� lusive, Block 2,
Steverv Oakw ood Park.
AlI persons desirir� to be heard with reference to the proposed irrq�rovernent
will be heard at this meeting.
Dated July 2, 1968.
C. R. PETERSOPd, JC6EPH C. VESELY,
Secretary to the �ouncil City �ttorney
Published in the Hopkins Sun, Hopkins, Mirmesota, on August-lst,.1968
and August Sth, 1968. — ,
CITY OF HOPKINS
Hennepin County, Minnesota
NESOLUTION N0. 1722
RESOLUTIOI'd DECLb1RING COSTS TO BE
ASSESS�D AND Oi�'.DERIVG �?.EPAR�4'1ION
QF PROPOSED ASSESSl'�NTS
WHEI�.EAS, certain improvements, all as more fuily described in E xhibit
A. hereto attached and hereby made a part hereof have been previously ordered
and completed:
idC�nl, TI�REFORE, BE IT RESOLVED BY TI� CITY COUNCIL OF ^1HE; CITY OF HOPKIiVS,
MINA��,SUTA as follows :
1. That the cost of each such improvement to be specially assessed is
hereb�r declared to be the cost or the amount to be assessed, whichever is
greater, which appears in said Exhibit A.
2. That the �i1�y Clerk, with the assistance of the �ity Engineer, shall
forthtaith calculate the proper amount to be specially assessed for each such
improvement against ever,y assessed piece or parcel of land within the va.rious
districts or locations affected without rega.rd to casti valuation, as provided.
by law, and he shail file a copy of such proposed assessments in his oifice
for public inspection.
3. The Clerk shall, upon the completion of such proposed assessments,
notify the Council thereof.
Passed and adopted by the �ouncil of the City of Hopkins, Minnesota, this
20th day of August, 1968.
C. R. PETERSON, JOHN F. HAPdLEY,
Secretary of the Cour�il Mayor
p
JOSEPH C. �JESELY,
City Attorney
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CITY OF HOPKIIvTS
Hennepin County, Minnesota
RESOLUTION N0. 1723
A RESOLUTION ORDERING PREPAI�ATION
OF ENGINEER'S REPORT ON IB'IPROVEMENTS
WHEREAS it is ordered by the City Council that consideration
be given to the improvement of various locations by the repair of
sidewalks and driveways and the assessment of benefitting property
for all or a portion of the cost of the improvement pursuant to
Dt.S.A.� Secs. 429.011 to Secs. 429.111.
NOW, TIiEREFORE, BE IT RESOLVID BY THE CITY COUNCIL OF THE
CITY OF HOPKINS, MINNESOTA, that the proposed improvements be
referred to John Strojan, City �ngineer, for study and he is
instructed to report with all convenient speed advising the Council
in a preliminary way as to whether the proposed improvements are
feasible and as to whether they should best be made as proposed
or in connection with some other improvement, and the estimated
cost of the improvements as recommended.
Adopted by the City Council of the City of Hopkins, Minnesota,
this 20th day of August, 1968.
C. R. PETERSON� JQHN F. HANLEY,
Secretary to the Council Mayor
JOSEPH C. VESELY,
City Attorney
AS:dh
CITY OF HOYKINS
Hennepin County, I+�innesota
RFSOLUTION N0. 1724
A RESOLUTION ORDERING PREPARATION
OF ENGIN�EER' S REPORT OId IMPROVEN!ENTS
WHEREAS a petition was received requesting the improvement
of Wayside Road, Farmdale Road, Althea Lane, Hazel Lane and
Hollyhock Lane by the installation of ornamental street lights
and the assessment of benefitting property for all or a portion
of the cost of the improvement pursuant to M.S.A., Secs. 429.011
to Secs. 429.111.
NO'�J, THEREFORE, BE IT RFSOLVED BY THE CITY COUNCIL OF THE
CITY OF HOPKINS, MINNESOTA, that the proposed improvement be referred
to John Strojan, City Engineer, for study and he is instructed to
report with all convenient speed advising the Council in a preliminary
way as to whether the proposed improvements are feasible and as to
' whether they should best be made as proposed or in connection with
some other improvement, and the estimated cost of the improvements
as recommended.
Adopted by the City Council of the City of Hopkins, Minnesota,
this 20th day of August, �g68.
C.R. PETERSON, JOHN F. HANLEY,
Secretary to the Council I�layor
JOSEPH C. VESF�Y,
City Attorney
AS:dh
CITY OF HOPKINS
Hennepin County, I�linnesota
R�SOLUTIOIvT N0. 1725
RESOLUTION ORDERITdG IMPROVE�fENT AND
PREPARATION OF' PLANS
WHEftEAS a Resolution of the City Council, No. 1712, adopted the
2nd day of July, 1968, fixed a date for a hearing on the proposed
improvement of Monroe Avenue North and N7onroe Place by the installation
of Concrete Curb and Gutter, Structural Guard Rail and Street Repair
thereon, the total estimated cost thereof being �7,093.20 or �9,056.25,
and
w�r�as all property owners whose property is liable to be assessed
for the making of this improvement were given ten days published notice
of the Council hearing through two weekly publications of the required
notice, and.a hearing was held and the property owners heard thereon
on the 20th day of August, 1968.
NOW, TFiEREFORE, BE IT RESOLVID by the Council of the City of Hopkins:
1. Such improvement is hereby ordered on the east side of T�4onroe
�venue P�orth and on all sides of b7onroe Place, commencing at Second Street
IJorth and continuing to the northwest corner of the intersection of Monroe
�venue Plorth and PQonroe Place by the installation of Concrete Curb and
Gutter at a cost of $�5,3�8.75 as adopted by the City Council in this
Resolution.
2. That John Strojan is hereby designated as the engineer for this
improvement� and he shall prepare plans and specifications for the making
of such improvement.
1?dopted by the City Council of the City of Hopkins, Minnesota, this
20th day of August, 1968.
C. R. PET�SON, JOHN F. H�INLEY�
Secretary to the Council NIa� or
JOSLPH C. VESELY,
City l�ttorney
AS: dh
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m
CITY OF HOPKINS
Hennepin County, A�innesota
RESOLUTION N0. 1726
A RESOLUTION RECEIVING RLPORT AND
CALLING FOR HEARING ON IN1PROTTE7�NTS
1r1HF'REAS, pursuant to Resolution No. 1721 of the Council j
�
adopted August 6, 1968 and to Resolution No. 1723 of the Council '
aciopted August 20, �968, a report has been prepared by John Strojan,
City Ehgineer, with reference to the improvement of certain properties
by repair of sidewalks and driveways and this report was received by
the Council on August 20, 1968.
NOW, TI�tETORE, BE I�P RESOLVID by the City Council of Hopkins,
P+iinnesota, as follows:
1. The Council will consider the installation of Curb Cut and
Concrete Drivewa3- at 18 Harrison xvenue South, Lot 9, Block 20, West
AZinneapolis Center, at an estimated cost of $121.60; and Concrete
Sidewalk Repair at: 245 Sixth Avenue North, Lot 24, Block 84,
estimated cost $34•50; 225 Sixth Avenue North, L•ot 19, Block 84,
estimated cost �41.40; 221 Sixth Avenue North, Lot 18 and the north
20 feet of Lot 17, Block 84, estimated cost �8.03; 230 Eighth I�venue
P3orth, Lot 5, Block 87, estimated cost p138•00; 901 Excelsior Avenue
4dest, Lot 10, Block 68, estimated cost �y50.38; 302 Ninth Avenue North,
Lot 12, Block 99, estimated cost $151.80; 306 Ninth Avenue North, Lot 11,
Block 99, estimated cost $172.50; 310 Ninth �,venue North, Lot 10, Block 99,
estimated cost �82.80; 205 Tenth Avenue North, Lot 14, Block 88, estimated
cost �$20.70; 321 Eleventh Avenue North, Lot 18, Block 98, estimated cost
�30.75; all the foregoing being in bdest I�Iinneapolis Second Division; and
Concrete Sidewalk Repair at 318 Fifteenth pvenue North, Lot 8, Block 1,
Gibbs First Addition to i�Jest Minneapolis, estimated cost �51.75; and
Concrete Driveway at 146 Fourteenth Avenue North, Lot 1, Blocic 74, West
DZinneapolis Second Division, estimated cost $40.25; and the assessment
of benefitting property for the cost of the improvements pursuant to
P�I.S.A., Secs. 429.011 to Secs. 429.111.
� 2. A public hearing shall be held_on such proposed improvements on
the 17th day of September, �g68 in the Council Chambers of the City Hall
at 7:30 o'clock P.M., and the Clerk shall give published notice of such
hearing and improvement as required by law.
Adopted by the Council of the City of Hopkins, h7innesota, this 20th
day of August, �968.
C. R. PETERSON, JOHN F. HANLEY,
Secretary to the Council AZayor
JOSEPH C. V�SELY,
City Attorney
, AS : dh
A regular meeting of the Council of the City of Hopkins, Minnesota, was held on Tuesday,
September 3, 1968, at 7:30 p.m., in the Council Chambers in the City Hall.
Present were Mayor Hanley, Councilmen Blake, Harriman, Lund and Pokorny, also City Manager
Novak, City Clerk Peterson, City Engineer Strojan, Asst. Engineer Anderson,,Admin. Assistant
Woolley and City Attorney Vesely.
Reel 87
Side 1
529-540
Action:
Action:
540-566
Bid:
Mr. Harriman moved, and Mr. Pokorny seconded the motion, that the Minutes of
the August 20, 1968, Council meeting be approved and signed. Motion carried.
Mr. Pokorny mov�d, and Mr. Blake seconded the motion, that expenditures dated
September 3, 1968, in the amount of $415,614.44, be approved and authorized
for payment. Motion carried.
Pursuant to notice bids were opened on August 29, 1968, at 10:00 a.m.,.for
Curb, Gutter and Sidewalks, and the following bids were received. (See
tabulation attached)
Action: Mr. Harriman moved, and Mr. Pokorny seconded the motion, that the Gontract
566-579 for furnishing and installing concrete curb, combination curb and gutter and
sidewalks on various streets in Hopkins, be awarded to Mario Frasson Cement
Company, in the amount of $15,065.00, as recommended by the Engineering Dept.
Motion carried.
Bid: Pursuant to notice bids were opened on August 15, 1968, at 10:00 a.m., for
furnishing and installing exterior aluminum railing for the Hopkins City Hall.
(continued from the-August 28, 1968, Council meeting.)
Action: Mr. Pokorny moved, and Mr, Blake seconded the motion, that the Council reject
579-600 all the bids on the aluminum railing, and that authorization be given to
transfer the sum of $200.00 from the Assessing account to the Municipal Building
account, as the total amount to be spent for the installation of aluminum
railing on the step area only, and the work to be done'by City forces. Motion
carried.
Item: 68-157-R. Mr. Blake moved, and Mr. Pokorny seconded the motion, that the request from
600-662 Mr. Fisher, Traffic.Superintendent for Hennepin County Highway Dept., for
No Parking on a full time basis on both sides of Monk Avenue between 2nd
Street and Lake Street, be granted, and.the County Highway Dept., to furnish
and install the necessary signs. Motion carried.
Item: 68-159-R. Mr. Pokorny mo �d, and Mr. Blake seconded the motion, that Resolution No.
662-673 1727, "A RESOLUTION FOR HEARING ON PROPOS�D ASSESSMENTS", be adopted, and
the date of the Hearing be set for October l, 1968. Motion carried.
Item: 68-160-R. Mr. Blake moved, and Mr. Pokorny seconded the motion, that the request by
673-706 Sergeant Waldo R. Peterson of the Hopkins Police Dept., for City contribution
to the Public Employees Retirement Fund to purchase his back contribution,
be denied. Motibn carried.
Item: 68-161-R. Mr. Pokorny-moved, and Mr. Blake seconded the motion, that the request for
706-737 transfer of liquor license, non-intoxicating malt liquor, soft drinks and
cigarettes, from Englers Center Liquor Store to Paul A. Jasmin and Waldo P.
Marxen, be approved. Motion carried.
Item: 68-162-R. Mr. Pokorny moved, and Mr. Harriman seconded the motion, that the request
737- by Northwestern Bell Telephone Co., for permission to place buried cable
on Cambridge St. from Monk Avenue to a point approx. 590 feet West (to serve
Embers, Phillips, etc., development West of Monk Ave.) be granted. Motion
carried.
Mr. Pokorny moved, and Mr. Harriman seeonded the motion, that the request
by Northern States Power Co., for a permit to install two power poles on
the South side of 2nd St. No., between Monroe Ave., and the Great Northern
R.R. (to serve Red Owl), be granted. Motion carried.
-749 Mr. Pokorny moved, and Mr. Harriman seconded the motion, that the request
by Northern States Power Co., for a permit to place underground service
from one of the above requested poles (to serve Red Owl), be granted. Motion
carried.
Minutes of September 3, 1968, Council meeting, cont.
Page 2.
Action: Mr. Harriman moved, and Mr. Pokorny seconded the motion, that the Mayor's appoint-
ment of the following people to serve on the Hopkins Human Rights Commission, be
approved.
Mr. Willis F. Street
Dr. Roland_Higgs
Mrs. Margaret Forshtay
Rev. John L. Adams
Rev. Father Hoffman
Mr. Fred Stalley
Mr. Donald Milbert
Mr. Donald Caroline
Mayor John F, Hanley, Council Representative
Motion carried.
Item: 68-158-R. Mr. Harriman moved, and Mr. Pokorny seconded the motion, to continue the
805-1270 discussion of the Hopkins Town Center Project and the Zoning and Planning
Commissions recommendation to the,Hopkins Redevelopment Authority for
adoption as its second Urban Renewal Project, (Ttem: 68-155-R, Agenda of
8/20/68) to the September 17, 1968 Council meeting to allow a meeting with
the'Chamber of Commerce. Motion carried.
Action: Mr. Lund moved, and Mr. Blake seconded the motion, that the meeting be adjourned.
Motion carried.
(Official Publication)
CITY OF HOPKIN�
T2INNESOTA
NOTICE FOR BIDS FOR THE INSTALLATION OF CONCRETE
CURB, COR�IBINATION CURB AND GUTTERS, SIDE4JALK AND
DRIVEEUJAYS ON VARIOUS STREETS IN THE CITY OF HOPKINS,
IvIINNESOTA
S�LED BIDS will be received by the City DZanager at the City Hall,
Hopkins, Aiinnesota, until August 29, �968, at 10:00 A.M., C.D.S.T., and
then and there opened and publicly read, and as soon as possible thereafter,
award of a contract will be made by the City Council for the above
installation.
Specifications and further detail are available at the office of
the City Ehgineer.
Bidder's Bonds or Certified Checks are required for ten (100�
per cent of the bid as a guaranty of entry into a contract.
The right is reserved to accept or reject any or all bids, or
parts thereof, and to a,ward a contract as is deemed to be in the best
interest of the City.
CITY OF HOPKINS
T. L. i�ovak, City P�Zanager
To be published in the Hopkins Sun, August 15, 1968.
To be published in the Construction Bulletin, August 15, �968.
68-159-R. _ 6 _
CITY OF HOPKIiVS
Hennepin �ounty, Minnesota
RESOLUTION N0. 172�1
RESOLUTIOiJ FOR �L�;ARING ON '`
PROPOSED SP�CIE'�L ASSESSJ.'�1EI�TTS
WHEREAS by Resolution No. 1722 , passed and adopted by the Council
on August 20th, 1968, the City �lerk and Engineer were directed to prepare
proposed assessments of the costs of improving various streets, avenues,
alleys and thoroughfares in the City of Hopkins, all as more fully described
in Exhibit A. hereto attached and attached to said �esolution.No. 1722
�
arxi made a part hereof, and
���iE:REAS, the said Clerk has notified the Council that such proposed
assessments have been completed and fiied in his off'ice for pubiic inspection,
I�TOW, THEREFORE, BE IT RESOLVED }3Y THE CITY COU:�TCIL OF HOPKIIVS, MINP�SOTA,
as follows:
1. a hearing shall be held on October l, 1968, in the Council �hambers
of the City Hall at 7:30 o'clock P.P�., to pass upon such proposed assessments,
and at such time and place, all persons owning property affected by such
improvements and assessrr�nts wili be given an opportunity to be heard with
reference to such assessments.
2. The City Clerk is hereby directed to cause a Alotice of the hearing
on the proposed assessments to be pubiished twice in the official newspaper
of the City, the first such publication to be at least two weeks prior to
the hearing, arrl he shali state in the Notice the total cost of each of such
improvements.
Passed and adopted by the city Council of the �ity of Hopkins, this 3rd
day of September, 1968.
C.R. PETERSON, JOHN F. fiANLEY,
Se cretary of the �ouncil P�ayor
JOSEFH C. VESELY,
City Attorney
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A regular meeting of the Council of the City of Hopkins, Minnesota, was held on Tuesday,
September l7, 1968, at 7:30 p.m., in the Council Chambers in the City Hall.
Present were Mayor Hanley, Councilmen Blake, Harriman and Lund, also City Manager Novak,
City Clerk Peterson, City Engineer Strojan, Asst. Engineer Anderson, Building Inspector
Blomquist, Admin. Assistant Woolley and City Attorney Vesely.
Reel 87 Mr. Lund moved, and Mr. Blake seconded the motion, that the Minutes of the
Side 2 September 3, 1968 Council meeting be approved and signed. Motion carried.
Action:
3-
Action: Mr. Blake moved, and Mr. Lund seconded the motion, that expenditures dated
-32 September 17, 196$ in the amount of $78,552.22, be approved and authorized
for payment. Motion carried.
Item: 68-143-P. Mr. Harriman moved, and Mr. Lund seconded the motion, that the improve=
32-gg ment of the West side of Monroe Avenue North from Madison Avenue to a
point about 500 ft. North by Curb and Gutter, or by Highway Guard Rail,
and area to be assessed is abutting property, and estimated cost is
$5,318.75, be denied and not ordered in. Motion carried.
Item: 68-145-R. Mr. Lund moved, and Mr. Blake seconded the motion, that Resolution No.
88-96 1728, "A RESOLUTION ORDERING IMPROV.EMEI3T OF CURB CUT AND CONCRETE DRIVE-
WAY AND CONCRETE SIDEWALK REPAIR ON THE FOLLOWING LOCATIONS", be adopted.
Curb Cut and Concrete Driveway at 18 Harrison Avenue So., Lot 9, Block 20,
West Minneapolis Center, at an estimated cost of $121.60; and Concrete
Sidewalk repairs at 245 - 6th Avenue North, Lot 24, Block 84, estimated
cost $34.50; 225-6th Avenue North, Lot 19, Block 84, estimated cost
$41.40; 221-6th Avenue North, Lot 18 and the North 20 feet of Lot 17,
Block 84, estimated cost $8.63; 230 - 8th Avenue North, Lot 5, Block 87,
estimated cost $138.00; 901 Excelsior Avenue West, L�t 10, Block 68,
estimated cost $60,38; 302-9th Avenue North, Lot 12, Block 99, estimated
cost $151.80; 306-9th Avenue North, Lot 11, Block 99, estimated cost
$172.50; 310-9th Avenue North, Lot 10, Block 99, estimated cost $82.80;
205-lOth Avenue North, Lot 14, Block 88, estimated cost $20.70; 321-llth
Avenue North, Lot 18, Block 98, estimated cost $30.75; all the foregoing
being in West Minneapolis 2nd Division; and Concrete Sidewalk repair at
318-15th Avenue North, Lot 8, Block 1, Gibb's First Addn. to West
Minneapolis, estimated cost $51.75; and Concrete Driveway at 146-14th
Avenue North, Lot 1, Block 74, West Minneapolis 2nd Division, estimated
cost $40.25. Motion carried.
Item: 68-173-R. Mr. John Keefe, State Representative, and Mr. William Cooley, Mayor of
96-137 the Village of Minnetonka, appeared before the Council to discuss Hopkins'
participation in the Southwest Sanitary Sewer District. No action taken.
� Item: 68-155-R, Mr. Lund moved, and Mr. Harriman seconded the motion, to continue to the
68-158-R. October 1, 1968 Council meeting, the.report on Hopkins Town Center Project
� and Zoning and Planning Commission's recommendation to the.Council.
Motion carried.
Item: 68-164-0. Mr. Lund moved, and Mr. Blake seconded the motion, that Ordinance No. 288,
146-151 "AN ORDINANCE AMENDING THAT PART OF HOPKINS ZONING ORDINANCE N0. 269,
PERTAINING TO SIGNS", be corrected by deleting the word "to" and in-
serting the word "or" in its place, and republishing the corrected
Ordinance. Motion carried.
Item: 68-165-D. Mr. Blake moved, and Mr. Lund seconded the motion, that the owner of,
151-167 and all other persons interested in the garage building and attached lean-
to, located at 505 Second Street South, Hopkins, Minnesota, Che legal
description of which is Lots 11, 12 and 13, Block.l, West Minneapolis,
Hennepin County, Minnesota, be and they hereby are ordered to raze,
demolish and remove, said buildings within 60 days of the service of a
City Order drawn in conformity herewith so to do, which building is
hereby declared to be hazardous and dangerous to the public; all pursuant
to M.S.A. 463.15 and 463.26, and that this and such Order be enforced
pursuant to such Statute, and this matter be referred to the City Attorney
for further action. Motion carried. (Owner: John Ess & Son)
Minutes of the September 17, 1968 Council meeting, cont.
Page 2.
Item: 68-166-L. Mr. Lund moved, and Mr. Blake seconded the motion, that the additional
167-171 1968 license applications for Garry Bahr, d/b/a Garry`s Deep Rock Station
to operate 4 gas pumps and sell cigarettes; and Paul J. Devaney, d/b/a
• Knollwood Standard Service to operate 6 gas pumps, sell soft drinks and
cigarettes, be granted. Motion carried.
Item: 68-167-R. Mr. Blake moved, and Mr. Lund seconded the motion, that the request from
171- the Rebekah Lodge for renewal of their bingo permit for the period of
October thru December 1968, be granted. Motion carried.
Item: 68-168-R. Mr. Blake moved, and Mr. Lund seconded the motion, that the request from
-173 the Geo. R. Wolff Post ��425, V.F:W., for renewal of their bingo permit
for the period of October thru December 1968, be granted. Motion carried.
Item: 68-169-R. Mr. Blake moved, and Mr. Lund seconded the motion, that authorization be
172-213 given to the Recreation and Parks Department to hire the M.B. Hagen Co.,
and Earl Dorn & Associates, to make appraisals on property in the City of
Hopkins for anticipation of purchase for park land, be approved. Motion
carried. Mr. Harriman voting no.
Item: 68-170-Z. Mr. Lund moved, and Mr. Blake seconded the motion, that the recommendation
213-231 from the Zoning and Planning Commission that the City Council grant a
Conditional Use Permit under the provisions of Section 269.62, of the
Zoning Ordinance to permit construction as proposed of a residential
project on the followirig described land: that part of Tracts 'H' 'I' and
'K', R.L.S. No. 561, Hennepin County, lying East of a line parallel with
and 581.55 feet East of the West line of said Tracts 'K' 'I' and 'J',
and lying South of a line drawn at right angles to the East line of Tract
'H' from a point distant 386.6 feet North of the Southeast corner of Tract
'H'; this property lies 200 feet West of Monk Avenue and directly North of
and abutting Second Street North (also known as East Lake St.), subject
to the filing of the 55 ft, easement for park purposes as shown on the plan,
be approved. Motion carried. (see map of area attached)
Item: 68-171-Z. Mr. Lund moved, and Mr. Blake seconded the motion, that the recommendation
231-258 from the Zoning and Planning Commission for approval by the Council for
a request for a variance allowing a 5 foot side yard set back to allow
construction of an addition to the South side of the present house on
Lot 10, Block 12, West Minneapolis Third Division, also known as 120- 20th
Avenue North, be granted. Motion carried.
Item: 68-172-Z. Mr. Harriman mov�d, and Mr. Blake seconded the motion, that the recommenda-
258-242 tion from the Zoning and Planning Commission for approval by the Council
for vacation of portion of Jacksorii'Avenue North, located in the Monroe
Place Addition and Turngren's Addition, (see map attached) be referred to
the City Attorney for an Ordinance to be drawn for the vacation and for
� an easement to service the water lines. Motion carried.
Item: 68-113-R.�:•:�Mr. Harriman moved, and Mr. Lund seconded the motion, that Ordinance No.
292-384 290, "AN ORDINANCE AMENDING THAT PART OF THE HOPKINS ORDINANCE N0. 269,
PERTAINING TO CERTAIN USES IN THE "B2" DISTRICT", be continued to the
October 1, 1968 Council meeting. Motion carried.
Action: Mr. Blake mot�ed, and Mr. Lund seconded the motion,,that Resolution No. 1730,
"A RESOLUTION AUTHORIZING AND APPROVING CONTRACT FOR JOINT DRIVEWAY BETWEEN
THE CITY OF HOPKINS AND FRED 0. WATSON CO., A MINNESOTA CORPORATION", be
adopted. Motion carried.
Action: Mr. Harriman moved, and Mr. Blake seconded the motion, that the Mayor's
384-412 appointment of Rev. Father Chmielewski, to the Hopkins Human Rights
Commission, to replace Rev. Father Hoffman who is leaving this area, be
approved. Motion carried.
Action: Mr. Lund moved, and Mr. Blake seconded the motion, that the Mayor's re-
412-427 appointment of Mr. Leonard,Egge for another five year term on the Hopkins
Housing & Redevelopment Authority, be approved. Motion carried.
Item: Discussion of the 1969 Budget. Continued to the October 1, 1968 Council
meeting.
Minutes of the September 17, 1968 Council meeting, cont. Page 3.
�Action: Mr. Harriman moved, and Mr. Lund seconded the motion, that the meeting be
477-888 adjourned. Motion carried.
� �-'L
Dorothy M. J so , Sec ry to the Council
COUNCILMEN:
CITY GF HOPKINS
Hennepin County, Minnesota
NOTICF OF HEARING OPl P�OPOS� IIyIPROVfl'�IENTS
TO WHOM IT NI�Y COPICERN:
NOTICE IS IiERIDY GIVEN that the City Council of the City of Hopkins
will meet in the Council Chambers of the City Hall at 7:30 o'clock P.D2.,
on September 17, �968 to consider the making of the following improvements:
Curb Cut and Concrete Driveway at 18 Harrison Avenue South, Lot 9, Block 20,
�iest Minneapolis Center, at an estimated cost of $�121.60; and Concrete
Sidewalk Repaix5 at 245 Sixth P_venue North, Lot 24, Block 8q., estimated
cost �34.50; 225 Sixth Avenue Vorth, Lot 19, Block 84, estimated cost
$41.40; 221 Sixth Avenue North, Lot 18 and the North 20 feet of Lot 17,
Block 84, estimated cost �$8.63; 230 Eighth Avenue North, Lot 5, Block 87,
estimated cost ��38•00; 901 Excelsior Avenue 4�est, Lot 10, Block 68, esti—
mated cost ��60.38; 302 Ninth Avenue Tlorth, Lot 12, Block 99, estimated cost
$151.80; 306 Ninth Avenue North, Lot 11, Block 99, estimated cost $172.50;
310 Ninth Avenue North, Lot 10, Block 99, estimated cost �82.80; 205 Tenth
Avenue North, Lot 14, Block 88, estimated cost $20.70; 321 �leventh Avenue
North, Lot 18, Block 98, estimated cost $30.75; all the foregoing being
in West Minneapolis Second Division; and Concrete Sidewalk Repair at
318 Pifteenth Avenue North, Lot 8, Block 1, Gibbs First Addition to West
Minneapolis, estimated cost �51.75; and Concrete Driveway at 146 Fourteenth
�venue North, Lot 1, Block 74, West l�7inneapolis Second Division, estimated
cost �40.25; thereon pursuant to N.S.A. Secs. 429.011 to Secs. 429.111.
All persons desiring to be heard with reference to the proposed
improvementSwill be heard at this meeting.
Dated P.ugust 20, 1968
C . R . �E��Eft�A1C
Secretary to the Council
AS:dh
u-
JOS�H C . VESII,Y,
City Attorney
Published in the Hopkins Sun, Hopkins, Minnesota, on
�ugust 29, 1968 and September 5, 1968
. , CIT� OF HOPKINS
Hennepin County, P�Zinnesota. � '
- � RESOI�UTION N0. 1730 , � .
, RESOZUTION AUTHORIZING AND �
APPROVING CON�RACT FOR JOINT .
'� � • ' DRIVEZ`IAY BETVITEEN THE C ITY OF �
,.� HOPKINS_ AIVD FRED 0. trV�TSON C0. , ..
A MINNESOTA COR�'O�TION � �
. Be it resolved by the Council of the City of
� Hopkins at.a regular meeting thereof held September 17, 1968
tha.t, that certain Contrac.t,dated.September,5,.1968 between
the City of; Hopk�ins and Fr�d 0. �V�latson Co.-, a TJIZnnesota �
corporation�, for the in;stallation ;an.d mainter�ance of a` .joint
driveway bet�✓een the City Hall property and the new Post �
Office building be and the same is hereby��approved and the. .
� PJlayor and the Clerk of the City is hereby,author�ized to exe- _
cute such Contract for _and in �behalf of the. City. , - �
. � C:1erk _ �
ATTEST: .
Mayor -
•
Kerber
CITY OF HOPKIVS
Hennepin County, Minnesota
RESOLUTION P�O. 1728
RESOLUTION ORDERIP,G I1�IPROVEMENT P.ND
PREPARATIOI�T OF PLANS
WHERF�S a Resolution of the Gity Council, No. 1726, adopted the 20th
day of August, 1908, fixed a date for a hearing on the proposed improvement
on Lot 8, Block 1, Gibbs F�'irst 1�.ddition to �Jest Minneapolis; Lot 9, Block 20,
Trlest Ninneapolis Center; Lot 10, Block 68; Lot 1, Block 74; Lot 19, Block 84;
Lot 18 and the Plorth 20 feet of Lot 17; Block 84; Lot 24, Block 84; Lot 5,
Block 87; Lot 14, Block 88; Lot 18, Block 98; Lot 10, 11, and 12, Block 99i
all in TrJest P�Zinneapolis Second Division by concrete repair thereon, the total
estimated cost thereof being �955.06, and
tidHEREAS all property owners whose property is liable to be assessed for
the making of these improvements were given ten days published notice of the
council hearing through two weekly publications of the required notice, and
a hearing was held and the property owners heard thereon on the 17th day of
September, 1968.
NOW, TH��'ORL, BE IT RFSOLV� by the Council of the City of Hopkins:
1. Such improvements are hereby ordered as proposed in the Council
Resolution No. 172o adopted August 20th, 1968.
2. That John Strojan is hereby designated as the engineer for this
improvement and he shall prepare plans and specifications for the making of
such improvement.
�dopted by the City Council of the City of Hopkins, A4innesota, this
17th day of September, �g68.
C. R. PETERSOTd, JONN F. HANLEY,
Secretary to the Council P•�ayor
JOSEPH C. VESELY,
City i�ttorney
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(Official Publication)
CITY OF HOPKINS
MINNESOTA
ORDINANCE N0. 288
AN ORDINANCE AMENDING THAT PART OF HOPKINS
ZONING ORDINANCE N0. 269, PERTAINING TO SIGNS.
BE IT ORDAINED by the City Couiic�.1-Q€ the City of Hopkins that
the following parts of the Hopkins Zoning Ordinance No. 269, which ordinance
became effective, August 31, 1966, be, and the same is hereby amended as
follows:
That Subdivision 1(c) and (n) and (o) of Sec. 269.50 of said ordinance
be, and the same are hereby repealed and there is hereby ordained, enacted
and adopted the following subsections in lieu thereof:
Sub. 1(c), A sign shall be included in applying yard regula-
tions.
Sub. 1(n). The top of any such sign, including its super-
structure, if any, shall be no higher than six (6) feet above
the roof of the building to which such sign may be attached
or thirty-five (35) feet above ground level, whichever height
is less; except that the height of any name plate sign which
is attached to or an integral part of a functional structure,
such as a water tower, smoke stack, radio or���TV transmitting
tower, beacon or.similar structure, shall be no higher than
such structure.
Sub. 1(o) Signs, including any superstructure, standing or
erected free of any building or other structure, shall not
exceed an overall height of thirty-five feet (35 ft.) from
ground level and shall be located on land in an area which is
landscaped or if such land is part of an approved parking
area, it shall be surfaced or paved as required in Sec. 269.09 - 3
(b).
First read at a regular meeting of the Council of the City of Hopkins,
held on May 7th, 1968, and finally read, approved, adopted and ordered published
at a regular meeting of the Council held on September 17, 1968.
C. R. PETERSON,
City Clerk
JOSEPH C. VESELY,
City Attorney
Published in the Hopkins Sun October 3, 1968
A regular meeting of the Council of the City of Aopkins, Minnesota, was held on Tuesday,
October 1, 1968, at 7:30 p.m., in the Council Chambers in the City Hall.
Present were Mayor Hanley, Councilmen Blake, Harriman, Lund and Pokorny, also City Manager
Novak, City Clerk Peterson, City Engineer Sfrojan, and City Attorney Vesely.
Reel 86-a Mr. Harriman moved, and Mr. Lund seconded the motion, that the Minutes
Side 1 of the September l7, 1968 Council meeting be approved and signed. Motion
2- carried.
Action:
-8
Bid ��1.
Mr. Lund moved, and Mr. Pokorny seconded the motion, that expenditures
dated October 1, 1968, in the amount of $40,777.30, be approved and
authorized for payment. Motion carried.
Pursuant to notice bids were opened on Thursday, September 26, 1968, at
10:00 a.m., for the Planting of Trees in Central Park and the following
bids were received. (see tabulation attached)
Action: Mr. Blake moved, and Mr. Pokorny seconded the motion, that the contract
8- for the Planting of Trees in Central Park be awarded to the Minnesota
Tree, Inc., in the amount of $1,461.00. Motion carried.
Bid 4�2.
Action:
-42
Pursuant to notice bids.were opened on Monday, September 30, 1968, at
2:00 p.m., for Irrigation System of Central Park and the following bids
were received. (see tabulation attached)
Mr. L.und moved, and Mr. Pokorny seconded the motion, that the contract for
the Irrigation System for Central Park be awarded to Minnesota Toro in
the amount of $12,878.00. Motion carried.
Item: 68-159-R. Mr. Lund moved, and Mr. Pokorny seconded the motion, that Item 4�16, in the
Action: attached list of proposed assessments, (see Exhibit A attached) be re-
42- ferred back to the City Clerk for reassessment and that the Hearing for
the spreading of this assessment be continued to the January 7, 196g,meeting.
Motion carried.
Action: Mr. Lund moved, and Mr. Pokorny seconded the motion, that Resolution No.
-273 1729, "A RESOLUTION ADOPTING ASSESSMENTS", as set forth in Exhibit A
attached, with the exception of Item ��16 for lift station installation and
force main South of Highway ��7, be adopted. Motion carried.
Item: 68-155-R. Mr. Har"riman moved, and Mr. Pokorny seconded the motion, that the Report
Item: 68-158-R. on Hopkins Town Center Project and Zoning and Planning Commission's
recommendation to the Council, be continued to the October 15, 1968, Council
meeting. Motion carried.
Item:. 68-172-0. Mr. Lund mo �d, and Mr. Harriman seconded the motion, that Ordinance No.
280-296 294, "AN ORDINANCE VACATING THAT PART OF JACKSON AVENUE NORTH AS CONTAINED
IN THE PLATS OF TURNGREN`S ADDITION AND OF MONROE PLACE ADDITION ACCORDING
TO THE MAPS OR PLATS THEREOF ON FILE OR OF RECORD", be accepted for the
first reading. Motion carried.
Item: 68-173-0. Mr. Blake moved, and Mr. Pokorny seconded the motion, that Ordinance No. 295,
296-398 "AN ORDINANCE AUTHORIZING THE SALE OF CITY OWNED PROPERTY ON OAKWOOD ROAD
AND INTERLACHEN ROAD IN THE CITY OF HOPKINS", be accepted for the first
reading, subject to revisions discussed. Motion carried. Mr. Harriman
voting no.
Item: 68-130-P. Mr. Harriman moved, and Mr. Lund seconded the motion, that the City
398-405 Manager's report on Library parking be placed on file and that the City
proceed no further on negotiations for the purchase of lots for parking.
Motion carried.
Item: 68-134-P. Mr. Harriman moved, and Mr. Pokorny seconded the motion, that the Engineer's
405-424 Report on construction of the Post Office Driveway, be continued to the
October 15, 1968 Council meeting. Motion carried.
Item: 68-179-C. Mr. Harriman moved, and Mr. Pokorny seconded the motion, that City Manager's
report on the Barton-Aschman Contract, be approved with the deletions and
additions as suggested, and the City Manager draw a new contract with these
deletions and additions for submission to Barton-Aschman Associates, Inc.,
for their signatures. Motion carried.
Minutes of the October 1, 1968 Council meeting, cont. Page 2.
679-1202 Members of the Hopkins-Minnetonka Recreation Commission appeared before
the Council to discuss the 1969 Parks & Recreation Budget. No action
taken.
Item: 68-113-0. Mr. Harriman moved, and Mr. Lund seconded the motion, that Ordinance No.
1202-1289 290, "AN ORDINANCE AMENDING THAT PART OF THE HOPKINS ORDINANCE N0. 269,
Reel 89 PERTAINING TO CERTAIN USES IN THE "B-.2" DISTRICT", be accepted for the
Side 1 first reading, as recommended by the Zoning & Planning Commission and
with corrections as stipulated by the City Attorney. Motion carried.
Item: 68-174-0. Mr. Lund moved, and Mr. Pokorny seconded the motion, that Ordinance No.
1289-1300, 292, "AN ORDINANCE REGULATING CERTAIN PEDDLERS AND SOLICITORS, PROVIDING
FOR THETR REGISTRATION AND PENALTIES FOR THE VIOLATION HEREOF", be accepted
for the first readirig. Motion carried.
Item: Representatives from the Local Union 4�49, Operating Engineers; and from
1300-1439 the Police Association, appeared before the Council with regard to
salaries and benefits for 1969. No action taken.
Item: 68-175-E. Mr. Lund moved, and Mr. Pokorny seconded the motion, that the list of
1439-1441 Judges and Counters for the November 5, 1968 Election, be approved.
Motion carried. (see attached)
Item: 68-176-R, Mr. Blake moved, and Mr. Lund seconded the motion, that the request by
1441-1443 Minneapolis Gas Co., for a permit to extend a 2" gas main on Oakwood Road
to serve lots on abandoned street car R/W and property to the South of
street car R/W in Edina, be granted. Motion carried.
Item: 68-177-A. Mr. Lund moved, and Mr. Pokorny seconded the motion, that the application
1443-1445 for a permit, by Northwestern Bell Qelephone Co., to place buried cable
from existing manhole on llth Avenue South, located approx. 100 ft. North
of First Street, then running South to First Street then West to the N-S
alley, then South along N-S alley approx. 243 feet (to serve new 20 unit
Apt. Bldg. at 110-llth Avenue South and other future growth) be granted.
Motion carried.
Item: 68-178-P. Mr. Blake moved, and Mr. Lund seconded the motion, that Resolution No.
1445- 1731, "A RESOLUTION ORDERING ENGINEER'S REPORT ON REMOVAL OF EXISTING
CONCRETE DRIVEWAY APRON AND INSTALLATION OF CURB AND GUTTER TO CLOSE
OPENING AT 223-18TH AVENUE NORTH", be adopted. Motion carried.
Item: 68-178-R. Mr. Harriman moved, and Mr. Lund seconded the motion, that Resolution No.
-1450 1732, "A RESOLUTION ORDERING IMPROVEMENT ON REMOVAL OF EXISTING CONCRETE
DRIVEWAY APRON AND INSTALLATION OF CURB AND GUTTER TO CLOSE OPENING AT
223 - 18TH AVENUE NORTH", be adopted. Motion carried.
Item: 68-18-R: Mr. Harriman moved, and Mr. Lund seconded the motion, that based on the_
1450-1515 Orr-Schelen-Mayeron Report and report by the City Manager, that the Council
authorize the staff to approach -
1. Minneapolis for arrangements for connection to the
east
2. Council inform the Southwest Sewer District Board
of our impending Minneapolis arrangement
3. Council authorize the staff to inform the Minnesota
Water Pollution Control Agency,i� St. Louis Park,
the potential developers along the route, of the
impending arrangements
4. Council notify the Metropolitan Planning Commission
of the proposed sewer improvements
Motion carried.
Item: 68-181-B. Mr. Lund moved, and Mr. Blake seconded the motion, that Resolution No.
1733, "A RESOLUTION APPROVING 1968 TAX LEVY, COLLECTIBLE FOR 1969",
be adopted. Motion carried.
Minutes of the October 1, 1968 Council meeting, cont. Page 3.
_ Action: Mr. Blake moved, and Mr. Harriman seconded the motion, that the meeting be
adjourned. Motion carried.
( OfFicial Publica�tion)
CITY OF HOPhZNS
N�Td1�S OTA
P10TICE F� BIDS FOR LABOR AI�tD ��IA'I'ERIALS I�CESSARY
F� I'URTaISHING AND FLANTING TREES
SEALED BIDS t�ril7_ be recei�Ted b,y the Cit� P�Ianager at the Cit.y tIa11,
Hopkins, lUlinnesota, until Thursday, September 26, 1968, at 10:00 A.P2.,
and then and -there opened and public7_.y read and as soon as possible award
of a contract tinll be made b�r the City for the follot,ri.ng:
"�rnis}-iing and planting of certain trees in Cent-ra�_ Park," all in
accordance tti�i.�h p7_ans and specifications on fi]_e in the office of the
City Engineer.
Bidde-r's Bonds or Certified Checks are required for ten percent (l0o)
of the bid, as a;u.arantee of entr�r into a contrac�c.
The righ� is reserved to accept or -reject any or all bids.
CITY OF HOPIffNS
/ - G . /��
T. L. Novak, City Manager
To be puUlished in the Hopkins Sun, September _l_2, 1968.
To be published in the Construction Bullet�n, September 12, 1968.
(Official Publication)�
CITY OF HOPKLTdS
I�iINNES OTA
VOTICE FC%� 3IDS F�i. LABC�t AND MATERIALS NECFSSARY
F�t FURNISI�ING .4I�TD INSTA'GJ,ING AN IRRIGATIOiV SYS'I�EM
IN CENTRAL PARK
SEALED BIDS ti�rill be received by the City Manager at the City Hall,
Hopkins, ��Linnesota, until Thursday, September 26, 1968, at 10:00 A,M.,
and then and there opened and publicl,y read and as soon as possibJ_e
award of a contract taill be made b�r the Cit�r for the follotiaing:
"F`urnishing a:nd instalJ_ation of an irrigation s�stem in Central Park,"
a11 in accordance t,nth pTans and specifications on file in the office
of the City Engzneer.
Bidder's Bonds or CerLified Checks are required for ten percent
(lOf)` of the bid, as a guarantee of entr.y into a contract.
The right is reserved to accept or reject an�y or all bids.
CITY OF HOPKINS
G • �%;�/
. L. Novak, City NIanager
To be published in the Hopkins Sun, September 12, 1_;68.
To be published in the Construction Bulletin, Sep�ember 12, 1968.
CITY OF HOPK_INS
Hennepin County, Minnesota
1�ESOLUTION PJO. 1729
RESOLUTIOId �DOPTING A.SSESSI��NTS
6dHER.E:4S, pursu�.nt to pro�er notice duly published and given as required
by law, the City Council of the City of' Hopkins has met a,nd heard and passed
upon all objections to the proposed assessments for the improvement of certain
streets, alleys, roads and avenues in the City of Hopkins, all as more fully
set forth and_ described in Exhibit r�. attached to Resolution P1o. 1722, which
resolution was passed and adopted on august 20th,�1968, and Resolution lu'o.
1727, passed and adopted on September 3rd, 1968.
P;Ol�J, TFTF�R�'FORI,, BE IT R�SOLULD BY THE CITY COUNCIL OF IiOPKI�'S, R�III'�fi1�SOTA,
as follows:
1. Except for the Sanitary Sewer from Hiawatha �venue to Lift station
(assessment area Tracts A and B, Registered Land Survey No. 1250� Item 16 on
F�hibit 1?, such proposed assessments, a copy of which is attached hereto and
made a part hereof are hereby accepted and shall constitute the specia.l assess—
ments a�;ainst the lands therein named and each tract of land therein included
is hereby found to be benefitted by the proposed improvement in the amount of
the assessment levied a�;ainst it.
2. Such assessments shall be payable in equal, annual inst�,llments
extending over the periods of years set f'orth in the Schedules of 1lssessments,
the first of the installments to be payable on or before Januar�r 2, 1969. ?�ny
deferred installments shall bear interest at the rate of six ver cent (6�� per
annum from the date of the adoption of this �ssessment Resolution. To the first
installments shall be added interest on the entire resnective assessments from
October 1, �968 until December 31, �969. To each subsequent installment, when
due, shall be added interest for one year on all un�aid installmeni;s.
3. The owner of any pro�oerty so assessed. may at a.ny time prior to
certification of the assessment to the Hennepin County Auditor, as herein
provided, pay the whole of the assessments against any parcel, with interest
accrued to the date of payment, to the City I�Zanager, and he may at any time
therea.fter pay to the City Nanager, the entire amount of' the assessments
remaining unpaid.
[}.. The Clerk shall forthwith transit a certified duplicate or duplicates
of these assessments to the Hennepin County Auditor to be extended on the proper
tax lists of the Count�T, and such assessments shall be collected and paid over
in the same manner as other municipal taxes.
Passed and adopted by the Council of the City of Hopkins, Nfinnesota,
this 1st day of October, 1908.
C. R. P�TErRSOI�;, JOiiN F. HA.P]I�FY,
Secretary of the Council Mayor
JOSEPH C. VESrT:Y,
City ''�ttorney
Kerber
EXHIBIT A t�/I�1• �7��>
BASE PREPARATION AND CONCRL`'3'E SURFACI?dG
Concrete Surfacing
1. Concrete surfacing of the North-South alley between Eleventh Avenue Pdorth
and 'I`welfth Avenue Pdorth from I��irst Street Idorth to Chicago and Tdorthwestern Rail-
road Right-of-Way, the total cost of the project being the sum of �y3,721.27, of
which .yG3,o�6.36 is to be assessed against Lots 3 thru 20, inclusive, Block 77, 6Jest
Minneapolis Second Division.
2. Concrete surfacing of the I�orth-South alley between Eighth Avenue Pdorth
and Ninth l�venue RTorth from Third Street North to P+Iinnetonka Mills Road, the total
cost of the project being the sum of �4,407.06, of which �y3,568.35 is to be assessed
against Lots 1 thru 22, inclusive, Block 100, b�iest Ninneapolis Second Division.
3. Concrete surfacing of-�=the North-South alley between Seventh Avenue North
and E'ighth Avenue North from First Street North to Second Street North, the total
cost of the project being the sum of' �4,601.93, of which 3"p3,o92.51 is to be assessed
against Lots 1 thru 24, inclusive, Rlock 81, ti�iest Minneapolis Second Division.
4. Concrete surfacing of the North-South alley between Seventeenth Avenue North
and Eighteenth P_venue North, South of First Street TJorth to the East-West alley, the
total cost of the project being the sum of y�3,6�7.59, of which �2,902.04 is to be
assessed against Lots 1 thru 12, inclusive and Lots 20 thru 31, inclusive, Block 16,
West Ninneapolis Third Division.
Bituminous Surfacing
5. Blacktop paving on Fourth Street_North from Z'enth Avenue North to Twelfth
Avenue North, the total cost of the project being the sum of $8,144•58, and the area
to be assessed being Lots 1 thru 24, inclusive, Block 97; Lots 1 thru 24, inclusive,
Block 98; Lots 1 thru 7, inclusive, Block 105; Lots 1 thru 11, inclusive, Block 106;
all in West Minneapolis Second Division.
6. Blacktop paving on Van Buren Avenue South from +, celsior #�venue East to
First Street South, the total cost of the project being the sum ot' �4,829.13, the
area to be assessed being Lots 1 thru 6, inclusive, and Lots 20 thru 32, inclusive,
Block 20, and Lots 1 thru 19, inclusive, Block 21, all in vlest l�7inneapolis Center.
7. Blacktop paving on East Lake Street from Monk Avenue to Texas.lvenue, the
total cost of the project being the sum of �¢12,042.47, and the area to be assessed
being Lots 44 thru 4�, inclusive, �uditor's Subdivision No. 239; That part of Lot
70 described as follows: That part lying between a line drawn 130 feet northwesterly
of and parallel to Lake Street and the northwesterly line of Lake Street; Lots 71,
72, 73 and 74, A.uditor's Subdivision No. 239i Lots 1 thru 18, inclusive, Auditor's
Subdivision No. 363; Lots 1 thru 3, inclusive, and Lots 7 thru j, inclusive, Q. R.
Smith's Addition.
Street Improvement and Surfacing
8. Concrete curb� gutter and blacktop surfacing on Fourteenth Avenue North
from Third Street North to Chicago and Northwestern Railroad Right-of-Way, the total
cost of the project being the sum of �2,622.76, and the area to be assess:ed being
the Chicago and Northwestern Railroad Right-of-Way in the Northwest Quarter (P�-�
of Section 24, Township 117, Range 22; Lots 16 thru 20, inclusi;ve,:Block 92, and
Lots l, 2, and 3, Block 93; all in West A�Iinneapolis Second Division.
Conc�ete 1•lork
9. Concrete curb and gutter on the East side of Thirteenth Avenue South from
First Street South to Second Street South and on the North side of Second Street
South from Thirteenth Avenue South to a point approximately 75 feet east and on the
� North side of Second Street South f'rom Twelfth Avenue South to a point approximately
75 feet west, the total cost to be assessed being the sum of �$2,337.02� and the area
to be assessed being I,ots 1 thru 19, inclusive, Block 9� West Minneapolis.
Concrete repair
10. Concrete repair on the North side of �xcelsior Avenue Last between Pierce
Street and Buchanan Street, the total cost being the sum of ��99•44 to be assessed
to Lots 1 thru 6, inclusive, including one-half of vacated street, Block 8, Anderson's
First Addition to St. Louis Park.
11. Concrete repair at 246 - 5th Avenue IJorth, described as Lot 1, Block 84,
West A!inneapolis Second Division; the. amount to be assessed being the sum of �34.64.
Installation and Construction of Watermains and Connections
12. �rlatermain on 1�est Lake Street. (lrnown as Second Street North� from D7onk
�venue to 'I'yler Avenue; Tyler �venue from �dest Lake Street �lrnown as Second Street
North� to Excelsior Avenue East, thence 4dest and South through the.alley between
Iiarrison Avenue South and Tyler Avenue South to Second Street South, the total cost
of the project is � 80,473..43, of which � 23,843•25is to be assessed against the
6Jesterly 130 feet of Lots 90, 94, and 90, Auditor's Subdivision No. 239; Tract A of
Re�istered Land Survey TTo. 248; That part of Tracts H, I, and J lying between Y1est
Lake Street (lrnown as Second Street Idorth� and a line drawn parallel to and 130 feet
northwesterly of.the northwesterly line of i�test Lake Street (lrnown as Second Street.
North�, except the west 130 feet of Tracts I and J; a,nd that part of Tracts L, P7,
N, and P lyi;ng between West Lake Street (known as Second Street North� and a line
drawn parallel to and 130 feet southeasterly of the southeasterlST line of West Lake
Street (lrnown as Second Street �;orth� all these tracts being in Registered Land
Survey Zdo. 561; Block A, including one-half of vacated '��irst Street North and the
easterly 130 feet of Block 1, including vacated alley, both Blocks being in Y1est
Minneapolis Center.
13• Vlatermain on Tyler Avenue North from Second Street North to a point approxi-
mately 900.feet North, the total cost of the project being the sum of �12,551.78, of_
which �6,821.94 is to be assessed against the Easterly 130 feet of Lots 1 through 8,
inclusive and the Easterly 130 feet of the South 11 feet of Lot 9, Block 1, Stevens
Oakwood Park and that part of the Westerly 130 feet lying south of the northerly
440 feet of Tracts I, J, and K, Registered Land Survey No. 561.
14. T��iater Connections at 254 AZapie Hill Road; 265 Holly �oad; 265 Ashley Road;
262 Holly �oad,'the total cost to be assessed being the sum of �1,200.00, and the
area to be assessed being: That part of Section 29, Township 117, Range 21, described
as follows: That part of the abandoned Right-of-4Jay lying between the Southerly
extensions of F.;ast-�nTest lines of Lot 16, Block 12, F. !'�. Sav.ages.Interlachen Park.
The Idorth 75 feet of that part of Plortheast (�uarter (NE�� lying between the southerly
extension of the ��ast-6�1est lines of I,ot 15, Block 14, r'. A.. Savages Interlachen Park;
The North 75 feet of that part of Northeast Quarter (P1L�� lying between the Southerly
extensions of the East-4Jest lines of Lot 15, Block 15, P. p. Sava.ges Interlachen Park;
That part of the North 75 feet of Northeast �uarter (PIE4� lying between the extension
southerly of the Easterly and Westerly line of Lot 16, Block 1�, F. A. Savages
lnterlachen Park; all in Section 30, 'i'ownship 117, Range 21.
15. �,�ater connection to existin;; line at PTineteenth Avenue South, the total cost
to be assessed being �3,000.00, and the area to be assessed is: That part of Section
23, 'I'ownship 117, Range 22, described as.follows: Commencing at a point in the center-
line of P�ineteenth Avenue South distance 689 3/�0 feet I�Torth from Pdorth line of
Chicago, I�Zilwaul�ee and St. Paul Right-of-�,day, thence �rdest at right angles to �ast
line of Count�r Road ATo. 61, thence along said iast line to South line of Pxcelsior
Avenue, thence �ast along said South line to centerline of Nineteenth t'�venue South,
thence South to beginning, except road.
Installation and Construction of Sanitary Sewer and Connections
16. S�.nitary Sewer from the existing manhole on Hiawatha livenue (220 feet South.
of centerline of State Highway No. 7�, thence North 50,feet, thence Z�,sterly along
30 f'oot easement a distance of 500 feet to:proposed lift station, the total cost to
be assessed bein� the sum of �p14,3o3•48, and the area to be assessed being that part
of Lots 1, 2, 3, and 4, Niinnehaha Oaks lying East of' N?innehaha Creek, Block 1, I�7innehaha
Oaks, lrnown as Tracts A and B, ��egistered.Land Survey Tdo. 1250.
17. Sanitary sewer on Tyler kvenue North from Second Street North to a point
approximately 900 feet �Torth, the total cost to be assessed being the sum qf
Sc16,�33•93, and the area to be assessed being the Easterly 130 f eet of Lots 1 thru
9, inclusive, Block 1, Stevens Oakwood Park and that part of the Westerly 130 feet
lying south of the northerly 340 feet of Tracts I, J, and K, Registered Land Survey
No. 561.
18. Sewer connections at 254 Maple Hill Road;. 265 Holly Road; 262 Holly Road,
the total cost to be assessed being the sum of �1,650.00, and the area to be assessed
being that part of Section 29, Township 117, Range 21, described as follows: That
part of the abandoned �ight—of—l�ay lying between the Southerly extensions of East—
West lines of Lot 16, Block 12, F. �i. Savages Interlachen Park. The North 75 feet
of that part of Northeast �uarter (IVE4� lying between the Southerly extension of the
East—�dest lines of Lot 15, Block 14, F. A.• Savages Interlachen Park; that part of
the North 75 feet of the Northeast Quarter (�E4� lying between the extension Southerly
of the Easterly and �desterly line of.Lot 16, Elock 15, F. 1�. Sava.ges Interlachen Park,
all in Section 30, Township 117, Range 21.
19. Sewer connection to existing line on Twentieth �venue South, the total cost
to be assessed being �2,400.00, and the area to be assessed is: That part of Section
23, Township 117, Range 22, described as follows: Commencing at a point in the center—
line of ATineteenth Avenue South distance 689 3�10 feet North from North line of Chicago,
Milwaukee and St. Paul Right-of—ti�ay, thence West at right angles to �ast line of
County Road No. 61, thence along said East line to South line of ��xcelsior Avenue,
thence East along said South line to centerline of Nineteenth �svenue South, thence
South to beginning, except road.
CIlY OF HOPKINS
Hennepin �ourrty, Minnesota
idOTICE OF HEARIiJG Oid �RO�OSED kSSESSiyETdTS
TO irJHOM IT NfAY OONCERTV:
NOTICE IS HEt�EBY GI VEN that the Citv Council of the City of
Hopkins will meet in the Council �hambers of the City Hall at Ho�kins,
��Iinnesota, at 7:30 o'clock P.PZ., on October lst, 1968, to pass upon
the proposed special assessments for the improvements of certain streets,
avenues, highways, alleys and thoroughfares, ail more particularly
described in E�ibit A. hereto attached and hereby made a part hereof.
The proposed assessments are on file for public inspection in the
office of the �ity �lerk at said �ity Hall.
T�iritten or oral objections will be considered and heard at said
hearing.
The total costs of each of said improtiernents are as set iorth in
said Exhibit A. and unless otherwise stated therein, the City wili pay
no part of any of such assessments..
C. A. PETERS ON, JOHP1 r. HAi1LF Y,
Secretary of the Council Mayor.
JOSF�'PH C. �IESELY,
City �ttorney
To be pubiished in the Hopkins Sun, Hopkins, P1iinnesota, on September
12th, 1968 and September 19th, 1968.
CITY OF' HOPKII�TS
:denne�in County, tt'Iinnesota
�]�,SOLUTIOPd N0. 1731
l_ RL+:SOI,UTION O�DL•�?ING P�EY�RI'STIOPd
OF' ENGITJLER' S REPORT OP� IP•'1PROVFI'+ir�dTS
ti�THrR���S, a petition has been received requesting the improvement of
223 — 18th ;"_venue 1`+orth, Lot 24, Block 8, West T�'?inneanolis Third liivision,
by the removal.of existing concrete driveway apron and installation of curb
and �utter to close opening thereon and the assessment of' benefitting
property for all or a portion of the cost of the improvement pursuant to
1��.5.�'!., Secs. Q.29.011 to Secs. 429.111.
NOUd, THERE`�'ORE, FE IT RESOI,UF�D BY THL' CITY COUNCIL OF 1HE CITY Oi
HOPKINS, P4IPv1�;SOT�_, that the proposed improvement be referred to John
Strojan, Cit�� Fn�ineer, for study and he is instructed to report with all
convenient speed advisin� the Council in a preliminary vaay as to whether
the proposed improvements are feasible and as to whether they should best
be made as pro�osed or in connection with some other improvement, and the
estimated cost of the im�rovements as recommended.
t�do�oted by the City Council of the City of Hopkins, D�linnesota, this
1st day of October, 1958.
C. 1_i. P�'T�;3SQIV, JOI�'v' F'. �I"_1VTI:T�Y,
Secretar�T to the Council ?�7ayor
JOSI?F'H C . VE,S?i'I�Y,
City �'.ttorney
Kerber
C I TY OF HOPI{I NS
Hennenin County, A9innesoi;a
RESOLUTION N0. 1732
RI��SOLUTION ORDE��ING ITf,PROUENf�NT 1'��'D
PREP ��`.TION OF PLI'_TdS
WH�'REI�.S, pursuant to Resolution �10. 173�, of the Council adopted
October 1, 1968, a report has been prepared by John Strojan, City
Engineer, with reference to the imnrovement of 223 — 18th Avenue North,
Lot 24, Block 8, �Jest NiinneapOLIS Third Division, by the removal of
existing concrete driveway apron and insta.11ation of curb and �utter to
close openin� thereon, and this report was received by the Council on
October 1, �968 showing a total cost of F�p102.35•
NOTd, TH�dE;PORE, BF IT RTSOLVED by the Council of the City of Hopkins:
1. Such improvement is hereby ordered as pro�osed in the report
prepared by John Strojan, City Engineer.
2. That John Strojan is hereby designated as the engineer f'or this
improvement and he shall prepare plans and sprcifications for the making
of such improvement.
�?dopted by the City Council of the City of Hopkins, N!innesota,
this 1st day of October, �968.
C. R. PF'T�iSOP;, JGHDI F. HAI�'I,L'Y,
Secretary of the Council I��layor
JOSI:PH C. VESELY,
City ,'ttorney
Kerber
CITY OF HOPKINS
Hennepin County, Minnesota
RESOLUTION N0. 1733
RESOLUTION APPROVING 1968 TAX LEVY, COLLECTIBLE FOR 1969
BE IT RESOLVED BY THE CITY COUNCIL OF THE CITY OF HOPKINS, HENNEPIN
COUNTY, MINNESOTA, that the following sums of money be levied for the
current year, collectible in 1969, upon the taxable property in said
City of Hopkins, for the following purposes:
GENERAL FUND
DEBT SERVICE_
Park Improvement
P.I.R. Bonds 6/1/57
$798,569.00
25,000.00
11,400.00
$834,969.00
Provision has been made for payment of $68,000 as the City's contributory
share to the Public Employees' Retirement Fund, this amount is in excess of
125% of the 1967-68 liability, as provided for in Minnesota Statutes Anno-
tated, Section 353.01 et seq. Provision has also been made for the principal
and interest on the P.I.R. Fund Bond Issues of 4/1/64, 6/1/67 and 9/1/58.
The City has included in its estimated revenues the 5.31 percapita estimated
pursuant to Section I, Article V, of the Tax Reform and Relief Act of 1967.
The City has not included in it's revenue estimates the Personal Property
Replacement.
BE IT FURTHER RESOLVED that the City Clerk is hereby instructed and
ordered to transmit a certified copy of this Resolution to the County Auditor
of Hennepin County, Minnesota.
Adopted by the City Council at a regular meeting thereof, held on
October 1, 1968.
ATTEST:
�0 9�l _� 1��,� b�
C. R. Peterson, City C erk
Reviewed for Administration:
Terry L. Novak, City Manager
c�
Approved as to form and legality:
Joseph C. Vesely, City Attorney
A regular meeting of the Council o f the City of Hopkins, Minnesota, was held on Tuesday,
October 15, 1968, at 7:30 p.m., in the Council Chambers in the City Hall.
Present were Mayor Hanley, Councilmen Blake, Harriman, Lund and Pokorny, also City Manager
� ,Novak, City Clerk Peterson, City Engineer Strojan, Asst. Engineer Anderson, Building
Inspector Blomquist and City Attorney Vesely.
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Side 1
Action:
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Action:
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Mr. Harriman moved, and Mr. Lund seconded the motion, that the Minutes of
the October l, 1968 Council meeting be approved and signed. Motion carried.
Mr. Lund.moved, and Mr. Blake seconded the motion, that expenditures dated
October 15, 1968, in the amount of $92,680.70, be approved and authorized
for payment. Motion carried.
Item: 68-182-H. Mr. Blake moved, and Mr. Lund seconded the motion, that the Registered Land
20-41 Survey as presented by Viking Quarterback, of certain premises located
immediately South of Cambridge Street and abutting the West boundary of
Monk Avenue, be approved. Motion carried.
Action: Mr. Lund moved, and Mr. Harriman seconded the motion, that the claim from
41-113 Mr. George Walls, of 231 Maple Hill Road for financial loss from sewer
backup, be referred to the City Attorney and the City Engineer make a study
of this backup problem and report to the Council. Motion carried.
Item: 68-183-R. Mr. Lund moved, and Mr. Blake seconded the motion, that Resolution No. 1738,
113-146 "A RESOLUTION ORDERING AN ENGINEER'S REPORT ON PETITION BY NAPCO INDUSTRIES,
INC., FOR CITY INSTALLATION OF WATERMAIN FROM THE INTERSECTION OF FIFTH
STREET SOUTH AND 16TH AVENUE RUNNING NORTHERLY TO COUNTY ROAD 3", be adopted.;�..
Motion carried.
Item: 68-186-R. Representatives from the Hopkins Jaycees appeared before the Council in
146-191 regard to the 1969 Raspberry Festival. No action required. No action taken.
Item: 68-185-R. Mr. Lund moved, and Mr. Harriman seconded the motion, that Resolution No.
191-243 1736, "A RESOLUTION AUTHORIZING THE CITY OF HOPKINS JOINING THE COUNTY-WIDE
POLICE RADIO NETWORK", be adopted. Motion carried.
Item: 68-174-0. Mr. Harriman moved, and Mr. Pokorny seconded the motion, that Ordinance No.
243-280 292, "AN ORDINANCE REGUI.ATING CERTAIN PEDDLERS AND SOLICITORS, PROVIDING FOR
THEIR REGISTRATION AND PENALTIES FOR THE VIOLATION THEREOF", be approved for
the second reading thereof and according to law same to be ordered published.
Motion carried.
Item: 68-197-Z. Mr. Harriman moved, and Mr. Pokorny seconded the motion, that the recommenda-
- 280-407 tion from the Zoning & Planning Commission for Council approval of a
Conditional Use Permit by Red Owl, Inc., to park cars as proposed in the R-2
District subject to the following conditions:
1. That no egress or ingress shall be had on Monroe
Ave. No.
2. That a suitable buffer 30 ft. in depth be con-
structed along the East and North boundaries of
the parking lot.
3. That said buffer areas shall be so constructed
as to meet the requirements of the City Engineer.
be granted. Motion carried. Mr. Lund abstained from voting.
Item: 68-155-R. Mr. Harriman moved, and Mr. Pokorny seconded the motion, that the report
68-158-R, on Hopkins Town Center Project and Zoning & Planning Commission's recommenda-
tion to the Council, be continued to the November 19, 1968 Council meeting.
Motion carried.
Item: 68-172-0.
425-429
�-i
Mr. Lund moved, and Mr. Blake seconded the motion, that Ordinance No. 294,
"AN ORDINANCE VACATING THAT PART OF JACKSON AVENUE NORTH AS CONTAINED IN
THE PLATS OF TURNGREN'S ADDITION AND OF MONROE PLACE ADDITION ACCORDING TO
THE MAPS OR PLATS THEREOF ON FILE OR OF RECORD", be approved for the second
reading thereof and according to law same to be ordered published. Motion
carried.
Minutes of the October 15, 1968 Council meeting, cont.
Page 2.
Item: 68-173-0. Mr. Lund moved, and Mr. Pokorny seconded the motion, that Ordinance No. 295,
429-433 "AN ORDINANCE AUTHORIZING AND ORDERING SALE OF CERTAIN REAL ESTATE NOW
OWNED BY THE CITY OF HOPKINS", be approved for the second reading thereof
and according to law same to be ordered published. Motion carried.
Item: 58-184-R. Mr. Lund moved, and Mr. Pokorny seconded the motion, that Resolution No.
433-437 1735, "A RESOLUTION WAIVING NECESSITY OF PLAT", be adopted. Motion carried.
Item: 68-134-P. Mr. Lund moved, and Mr. Pokorny seconded the motion,`that the Engineer's
437-454 Report on construction of Post Office driveway, be continued to the
December 3, 1968, Council meeting. Motion carried.
Item: 68-113-0. Mr. Pokorny moved, and Mr. Blake seconded the motion, that Ordinance No.
457-460 290, "AN ORDINANCE AMENDING THAT PART OF THE HOPKINS ORDINANCE N0. 269,
PERTAINING TO CERTAIN USES IN THE "B-2" DISTRICT", be approved for the
second reading thereof and according to law same to be ordered published.
Motion carried.
Item: 68-187-R. Mr. Blake moved, and Mr. Lund seconded the motion, that the request by
461- Northwestern Be11.Telephone Co., for a permit to place buried cable in
County Road 20 (Monk Ave.) to serve 435-437 Monk Ave., be approved. Motion
carried.
Item: 68-188-E. Mr. Blake moved, and Mr: Pokorny seconded the motion, that the Engineer's
-474 recommendation for Council authorization of a stop sign for northbound
traffic on llth Avenue South afi 7th Street (traffic from new Neslund apart-
ment development) be approved. Motion carried. �
Item: 68-189-P. Mr. Blake moved, and Mr. Pokorny seconded the motion, that Resolution No.
474-489 1739, "A RESOLUTION ORDERING ENGINEER'S REPORT ON PETITION FOR STORM SEWER
INSTALLATION BY RESIDENTSI��IN THE 100 BLOCK ON OAKWOOD ROAD", be adopted.
Motion carried.
Item: 68-191-C. Mr. Lund moved, and Mr. Harriman seconded the motion, that the draft contract
489-516 with Midwest Planning & ResearcH, Inc., be referred to the Zoning & Planning
Commission. Motion carried.
Item: 68-190-B. Mr. Harriman moved, and Mr. Pokorny seconded the motion, that the fee for
516-550 work'beyond the monthly retainer of Midwest Planning & Research, Inc., be
approved as follows:
Item 4�1..Nine Mile Creek Watershed & Ponding Area
in the amount of $284.50, and
Item ��2. Minnehaha Creek Watershed and Ponding
Area in the amount of $344.60,
be approved for payment, but that
Item ��3. C.B.D. - 2nd Urban Renewal Area, be
referred to the Hopkins Housing & Redevelopment Authority.
Motion carried.
Item: 68-192-C. Mr. Harriman moved, and Mr. Lund seconded the motion, that the Claim for
550-567 damages caused by overflow of storm sewer by Mr. Robert Podruch of 101 - 18th
Avenue North, be referred to the City Attorney. Motion carried.
Item: 68-193-A. Mr. Blake moved, and Mr. Lund seconded the motion, that Resolution No. 1737,
573=604 "A RESOLUTION AUTHORIZING AGREEMENT FOR PARTICIPATION IN THE CONSTRUCTION
AND OPERATION OF TEMPORARY TRAFFIC CONTROL SIGNALS AT MONK AVENUE AND SECOND
STREET NORTH WITH HENNEPIN COUNTY", be adopted, and that the Mayor and City
Manager be.authorized to sign said agreement. Motion carried.
Item: 68-194-R. Mr. Pokorny moved, and Mr. Blake seconded the motion, that Resolution No.
604-615 1740, "A RESOLUTION AUTHORIZING PARTICIPATION IN THE SUBURB9N HENNEPIN
COUNTY NURSING DISTRICT FOR 1969", be adopted. Motion carried.
_�Item: 68-195-R. Mr. Harriman moved, and Mr. Pokorny seconded the motion, that Resolution for
615-640 joint purchasing, Suburban Municipalities and Hennepin County, be continued
to the November 19, 1968 Council meeting and be referred to the City Attorney
for study. Motion carried.
Item: 68-196-0. Mr. Lund moved, and Mr. Blake seconded the motion, that Ordinance No. 165A,
640-680 "AN ORDINANCE AMENDING HOPKINS ORDINANCE N0. 165 ENTITLED"AN'�ORDINANCE
ESTABLISHING AND REGULATING FEES AND CHARGES PAYABLE TO TfiE CITY OF HOPKINS
FOR CERTAIN LICEN6ES AND PERMITS", be accepted for the first reading. Motion
carried.
Minutes of the October 15, 1968 Council meeting, cont.
Page 3.
Item: 68-198-Z. Mr. Lund moved, and Mr. Pokorny seconded the motion, that the recommendation
680-734 from the Zoning & Planning Commission for Council approval of a variance
to front and side yard regulations by Robert Mason for construction of an
apartment building on 12th Avenue North, be accepted and variance be
approved. Motion carried.
Item: 68-199-R. Mr. Blake moved, and Mr. Pokorny seconded the motion, that Resolution No.
734-743 1734, "A RESOLUTION ESTABLISHING METHOD OF SPECIALLY ASSESSING SINGLE AND
TWO FAMILY RESIDENTIAL PREMISES FOR CERTAIN PUBLIC IMPROVEMENTS ON SIDE
STREETS AND ALLEYS", be adopted. Motion carried.
Item: 68-200-5. Mr. Lund moved,, and Mr.. Pokorny seconded the motion, that the Mayor and
743-760 City Manager be authorized to sign the Agreement with Barton-Aschman
Associates for a review of the Major Street Plan. Motion carried.
Item: 68-201-5. Mr. Lund moved, and Mr. Pokorny seconded the motion, that the City Manager
760-834 be requested to contact Orr-Schelen-Mayeron & Associates, and request
proposal for Engineering services for our proposed Sewer Program and report
to the Council at the meeting of November 5, 1968. Motion carried.
Action: ` Mr. Lund moved, and Mr. Blake seconded the motion, that a resolution be
834-9,70 n� drawn urging the surrounding communities of Minnetonka, Eden Prairie, St.
��.�� Louis Park and Edina to form a County Road 18 Development Committee and
notify the County Commissioner of their approval of our Barton-Aschman
Traffic Design Proposal of Hennepin County Road 18. Motion carried.
Action: Mr. Harriman moved, and Mr. Pokorny seconded the motion, that the Mayor's
1052-1076 designation on the length of terms.for his appointment of the following
people on the Human Rights Commission be as follows:
Action:
1076-
Action:
-1268
Donald Milbert -
Fred Stalley -
Marjorie Forshtay-
Rev.E. Chielewski-
Wi11is Street -
Don Caroline -
Roland Higgs -
Rev. J. Adams -
Motion carried.
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Mr. Lund moved, and Mr. Pokorny seconded the motion, to approve the HRA
Application to Housing & Urban Development for Scatter Site Housing. Motion
carried.
Mr. Blake moved, and Mr. Poko
adjourned. Motion carried.
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CITY OF HOPKINS
P'iIIVNESOTA
NOTICE OF HEARING Oid PI�OPOS� REGISTERE7) LAPTD SUR?TEY
A public hearing will be held by the Platting Authority of the
City of Hopkins on Tuesday, October 15, �968, at 7:30 P.1��., to
consider the approval of a Pegistered Land Survey of certain premises
located immediately south of Cambridge Street and abutting the 1�Jest .
boundary of P•�Ionk Avenue in the City of Hopkins, pursuant to
T'�.S.A. 462.358, Subdivision 3.
Hopkins City Council
Platting Authority
Published in the Hopkins Sun, September 26, 19�8.
CIlY GI{� HCPF�ZT?S
I3er.nepin County, P�linnesota
R�'SOLLTTIOPl i;0. 1738
sc �rraCLUTION ORDL�IPuC, PRR�PARt?7'ION
Oi� T:TvGII�"s{'�' S R�PORT ON IThP�OVT�n�NTS
LJF�`�E1iS a petition has ueen received requestin� the installation of
v�atermain from the intersection of I'ifth Strect South and Sixteenth r�venue
runnino Tdortherly to County Road Puo. 3 and the assessment of benefitting
propert�r for all or a portion of the cost of the improvement pursuant te
I1��•S.r�., Secs. 42y.011 to Secs. 429.111.
r;Cti'�, THF;R�I'OP�, �?'. IT :R�'SOLVL� UY THE CITY COUP+CIL OF 2'�-i� CITY OF'
HUPICIt�S, T�!INT?rSOT,�, that the �roposed improvement be referred to John
Strojan, CitJ Engineer, I'or study and ne is instructed to report with all
convenient speed advising the Gouncil in a prelimiriary way as to �rhether
the pro�osed im�rovements are feasible and as to whether they should best
be made as proposed_or in connection tiaith some other improvement, and the
estimated cost of' the irn;�rovements as recommended.
:".�.dopted by the City Cou.ncil of the City of' Hopkins, I�Tinnesota, this
1�th da,�,r of' October, 19�8.
C. R. Py'T,^`�rtSOI�,
Secretary to tne Council
JCSEPH Co VEST'LY,
Cit�T ��ttorne;T
Yerber
JOHId r . H.r;.NI,EY,
A" ayo r
CITY OF HOPKIi`+S
Hennepin County, P2innesota
RESOLUTION N0. 1739
^ RESOLtTTIOAr ORDERIPIG PR�Pp13!'..TIOP�<
OP FIdGINEER' S RL+,PORT OIv' IP•;PFOVE'IY'!�'A;TS
b�iH�E�.S a petition has been received requesting the im�rovement of
the 100 Block on Oakwood Road, F. !'.. Sava�es Interlachen Park, by the
inst�,llation of storm sewer thereon and the assessment of benefitting
property for all or a �ortion of the cost of the improvement pursuant
to r��.S.�1., Secs. 429.011 to Secs. q.29.111.
P10tid, THERL�i+'ORF� BE IT RESOLV'� 3Y THE CITY CGUPdCIL Or THE CITY OF
HOPKII�S, P�tI\P��SOT.^-., that the �roposed im�rovement be referred to John
Strojan, City Lngineer, for study and he is instructed to report with all
convenient speed advising the Council in a nreliminary way as to whether the
proposed improvernents are feasible and as to whether they should best be
made as proposed or in connection with some other improvement, and the
estimated cost of the improvements as recommended.
Ado�ted by the Cit�T Council of the City of Hopkins, I�7innesota, this
15th day of October, 1908.
C. .R. PETE�SOI�i, JOHT1 F. H��.NLEY,
Secretary to the Council 1��ayor
JOSEPH C. VFSELY,
City :.ttorney
Kerber
CITY OF HOPKINS
Hennepin County, Minnesota
RESOLUTION N0. 1736
A RESOLUTION AUTHORIZING THE CITY OF HOPKINS
JOINING THE COUNTY-WIDE POLIGE RADIO NETWORK.
WHEREAS North Star Research and Development Institute has
nompleted a compr�hensive police radio survey and system design
for the County of Hennepin.and all of its component communities,
and
WHEREAS it is to the mutual ffienefit of each governmental unit
to have maximum emergency communication capacity to serve the needs
of. law enforcement and,
WHEREAS the North Star report and subsequent discussion has
proposed a formula for the,implementation and financing of the system,
WHEREAS the County of Hennepin agrees to purchase the central
inter-system base station equipment and all of the mobile units to be
utilized by the participating jurisdictions and,
WHEREAS each of the participating communities will purchase
base station equipment for local dispatching requirements,
NOW THEREFORE BE IT RESOLVED that the system design and proposed
equipment configuration as outlined in the report of the North Star
Research and Development,Iastitute be accepted in principle and that
the staff of each of the participants be directed to continue the planning
endeavor preparatory to the issuance of formal.plans and specifications.
Adopted.by the City Council.of the City of Hopkins,Minnesota, this
15th day of October 1968.
C. R. PETERSON,
Secretary to the Council
Jfl�EPH C. VESELY,
City Attorney
JOHN F..HANLEY,
Mayor
CITY OF HOPKI�IS
I�ennepin County, 1�;innesota
ORDIldI'�P1C� TdO. .292
AN CF,DIN�?1`dC� RFGULATIIvG CEP,TAIN PEDDLERS AP�
SOLICITORS, PRQVIDIIIG FOR THI;IP, RF;GISTP�TIOTd
AP7D PET1pLTIES FOP THT VIOL�TION HER�OF
Be it ordainec� by the City Council of the City of
FIo�kinU a,s follows:
Section 1. D�FINITIOIdS: For the purpose of this
Ordina,nce �,nd subject to the exceptions hereinafter set forth,
the fo1loU�ing ��rords sha,ll have the following meanings:
Subdivision 1. PLDDLER mean� any person who,
�rithout previous invitation goes to any residential quarters, dwelling,
apartment, or from house to house solicitin� or taking or attempting
to ta,ke.orders for, or who sells or attempts to sell any goods, wares,
r.�erchandise, or other �ropert;�, or an�r ��ork, labor or services of any
kind whatsoever, makin;, causin�; or intendin� to ma.Ye or cause immediate
delivery or performance thereof.
Subdivision 2. SOLICITOP means any person ��aho Trrithout
previous invitation goes to any residential quarters, dwelling,
apartment or from house to house solicitin� or ta.kin� or attempting
orders for the purchase of, or who sells any goods, wares, merchandise.
including magazines, books, geriodicals or other property, or any �rork,
labor or service;� of any n�ture ��ahatsoever for delivery of performance
in the future.
Section 2. E3rCEPTIOPdS CP. EXCLUSIONS: This Ordinance shall
not apply to the follo�:ring:
Subdivision 1. Vendors of milk, groceries, bakery product::,
or other perishable commodities who make an uninvited initiatory call upon
the occupant of a residence as a preliminary step to the establishment of
a regular route service for the sale and delivery of such commodities to
regular cu�tomers.
Subdivision 2. Ariy person 1JY10 sells or attempts to sell, or
solicits or attempts to solicit orders for, goods, wares or merchandise, if
he does so in behalf of a bona fide cha,ritable, religious, civic, educational
or political organization.
"ection 3. PEDDLFRS IiND SOLICITORS I�.9AY BE PROHIBI'P�D BY PLAC�!RD:
�iny re�ident of the City vaho YJ1S1'1�'s to exclude peddlers or solicitors fror�
prer�ises occupied b;� him may place upon or near the usual entrance to such
premises a printed placa.rd or sign bearing the following notice: "Peddlcrs
and Solicitors Prohibited". Such placard shall be at least 3-3�4 inches long
and 3-3/4 inche:� wide and the printing thereon shall not be smaller than C�8
point type. PJo peddler or solicitor shall enter in or upon any premises or
attempt to enter in or upon any premises, where such placard or sign is placed
a,nd maintained.
Section 4. P�T11Y TdOT DEFACE PI,ACARD: Pdo person other than the
person occupying such premises shall remove, injure or deface such placard
or sign.
Section 5. P,LGISTR.ATIOTd OF PEDDLERS aND SOLICITORS AND OTHER
VF�IdDORS: Each ca,lander year, before engagin� in peddling or soliciting,
or in ma,king calls as described in Subdivision 1 of Section 2, the peddler,
solicitor or vender must submit the follo��ring information to the City Clerk:
(a� His name and permanent addres� and local address, if �,ny;
(b� A brief description of the nature of the business and the goods
to be sold;
(c� If employed, the name and a,ddress of the employer;
(d� The period of time within �ahich he intends to conduct
activities; and
(e� The source of supply of the goods or property proposed to be I
sold, or in the case of goodU or property to be sold by solicitation or orders,
where such goods or products are located at the time the information is submitted
to the City Clerk, and the proposed method of delivery.
(f� And such other information as may be deemed necessary by
the City Clerk.
Section 6. REGISTRATIO� FEE: At the time of submitting information
as required by Section 5, the peddler, solicitor or vendor shall also pa,y a
registration fee of 9�3.00. Any change in the a,ddress, employer, business or
goods to be sold after such registration shall require a new registration.
Section 7. PLTIALTY': Any person �ho violates any provision of the
ordinance, upon conviction thereof, shall be punished by a fine not exceeding
�b100.00 or by imprisonment for a period not exceeding 90 days.
First read at a regular meeting of the Council of the City of
Hopkins held on Octob.er::�, 1,, 1968, and finally read, approved and adopted
and ordered publis�ed at a re�ular meeting of said Council held OctQbe"r..;:_� 15, 1968.
-� � ��,,�
C. R. Peterson, Secretary
Joseph C. Vesely, City Attorney
Published in the HopkinsnSnn�;:�lOctobei�:��24, 1968
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(Official Publication)
CITY OF HOPKINS
Hennepin County, Minnesota
ORDINANCE N0. 294
AN ORDINANCE VACATING THAT PART OF JACKSON
AVENUE NORTH AS CONTAINED IN THE PLATS OF
TURNGREN'S ADDITION AND OF MONROE PLACE
ADDITION ACCORDING TO THE MAPS OR PLATS
THEREOF ON FILE OR OF RECORD.
Be it ordained by the City Council of the City of Hopkins
as follows:
That those parts of Jackson Avenue North in the City of
Hopkins as heretofore dedicated and platted by and in the plats
of Turngren's Addition and Monroe Place Addition according to
the maps or plats thereof on file or of record be and the same
is hereby vacated reserving in the City and subject, however,
to any and all easements for the installation, maintenance and
repair of sewer and watermains and other similar public utilities
now located on or in said part of said Jackson Avenue hereby
vacated.
First read at a regular meeting of.the Council of the City
of Hopkins held on October 1, 1968 and finally read, approved and
adopted and ordered published at a regular meeting of said Council
held October 15, 1968.
Joseph C. Vesely, City Attorney
To be published in the Hopkins-.Sun, October 24, 1968.
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CITY OF HOPKIPTS
He�aepi� County, ffiinnesota
ORDII�ANCE N0. 295
AN ORDINANCE AUTHORIZING AND ORDERING
SALE OF CERTAIN.REAL ESTATE.NOW OWNED
BY THE - C ITY OF HOPSI�iS .
Be it ordained by the City Council of the City
of Hopkins as follows:
Section 1. That the City of Hopkias shall aell
and convey by appropriate deeds the following premises
situated in Aopkins, viz:
The North 75 feet of that part of the
Northeast 1/4 of Sectian 30, Township
117N, Ran�e 21V�, lying.East of the
extensioa of the East line of Block 14,
F. A. Sava�e's Interlachen Park, and
Wes% of the extension of the centerline
of Oakwood Road south across said l�orth
75 feet; and
The l�or�h 75 feet of that part of the
PTortheast 1/4 of Section 30, Townahip
117R, Range 21�1, lying West of the ex-
teasion of the West li.ne of Block 13,
F. A. Savage's Interlachen Park, and
East of the extension of the centerline
of Oakwood Road south across said P�orth
75 feet; and
The 1Vorth 75 feet of that part of the
Northeast 1/4 of Section 30, Township
1171d, Range 21W, lyin� East of the Ea.st
line of Block 13, F. A. Savage's Inter-
lachen Park extended South across said
North ?5 feet; and
That paxt of the Abandoned B�inneapolis
St. Pau1 Suburban Railroad Right-of-Way
located in the Northwest 1/4 of Section
29, �ownship 117N, Ra.n�e 21W, lying West
of the �►est line of Block 12, F. A.
Savage's Interlachen Park, extended south
across said Ri�ht-of-Way.
5ection 2. That said above described sale and
conveyarice is made subject to a.nd reserving,in the City of
iiopkins �in each case and conveyanee an easemeat for the
installation, location or relocation, maintenance and repair
of water mains, sanitary a.nd torm sewer mains, drainage and
other public utilities and u�s in, over, under, across or
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upon said premises including ingress and egress upon and
across said premisea for said purposes, not however including
th� construction or maintenence of any publicly used roadway
thereon.
Seetion 3. Tha.t the bdayor and City Clerk of the
City be and the same hereby are authorized and empowered to
sign, execute and deliver for and in beha.lf of the City all
proper instruments of conveyance nece�sary to the transfer of
the above described premi�es. •
First read at a regular meeting of the Council of
the City of Hopkins held on October :��� 1g68 and finally read,
approved and adopted and�ordered published at a regular meeting
of s�id Council held �.co�_b:�rF�:l��'h, 1968.
,� �?,�9�,�.��
C. R. Peterson, Secretary
Joaeph C. Vesely, City Attorney
CITY OF HOFKINS
Hennepin County, I+iinnesota
RESOLUTION P10. 1735
RESOLUTIOPd TrlANIPdG IdECESSITY OF PLA^1
B� IT }Z�SOLVED by the City Council of the City of Hopkins
that it hereby uraives the filing a.nd approval of a plat in connection
caith the conveyance or subdivision of the following described premises
situated in I�Iopkins, Hennepin County, P�?innesota, viz:
The Idorth 75 feet of that part of the
Pdortheast 1�4 of Section 30', Tov,mship
117P1, Range 21?d, lying Ea,st of the
extension of the East line of Block 14,
P. A. Sava,ge's Interlachen Park, and
��test of the extension of the centerline
of Oaki•�ood Road south across said Plorth
75 feet; and
The �dorth 75 feet of that part of the
Pdortheast 1�4 of Section 30, To�fmship
1172d, Range 21ti•1, lying Zti�est of the ex—
tension of the U1est line of B1ock 13,
F. A. Sava,ge's Interlachen Park, and
East of the extension of the centerline
'. of Oakwood Road south across said North
75 feet; and
The Vorth 75 feet of that part of the
I�lortheast 1�4 of Nection 30, Zb wnship
1171�I, Range 21?�1, lying East of the Ea,st
line of Block 13, F. l!. Savage's Inter—
lachen Fark extended South across said
North 75 feet; and
That part of the I�bandoned I�':inneapolis
St. Paul Suburban Ftailroa,d Righ�t—of—Way
loc�,ted in the North't•re�t 1�4 of Section
29, To��m�hip 117N, ran�e 21`,', lying �^lest
of the �^dest line of Block 12, P. A.
Navage's Interlachen Park, extended south
across said Right—of—ti�Jay.
This ��aiver is mad� pursuant to P�'.S.A., 462.;58, Subdiv. 4,
Passed and adopted at a re�ular meeting of the City Council
of the City of Hopkins held on October 15, 1968.
C. F. PETERSON
Secr�tary
JOST�PH C. VESELY
City Attorney
JOHI+T F. HAPTLL`Y
T+:avor
(Official Publication)
CITY OF HOPKINS
Hennepin County, Minnesota
ORDINANCE N0. 290
AN ORDINANCE AMENDING THAT PART OF THE HOPKINS
ZONING ORDINANCE N0. 269 PERTAINING TO CERTAIN
USES IN THE "B2" DISTRICT.
Be it ordained by the Council of the City of Hopkins
as follows:
That Subdivision 1(4) of Section 269.41 of the Hopkins
Zoning Ordinance be and the same is hereby repealed and there
is hereby adopted and enacted in lieu thereof the following:
Subdiv. 1(4) of Section 269.41.
Auto accessories and parts when
conducted entirely within an enclosed
building, but not including major repair.
That Subdivision 1(5) of Section 269.41 of the Hopkins
Zoning Ordinance be and the same is hereby repealed.
First read at a.regular meeting of the Council of the City
of Hopkins held on July 2, 1968 and finally read, approved, adopted
and ordered published at a regular meeting of the Council held on
October 15, 1968.
� �.�� ��Rn�
C. R. Peterson, Secretary
Joseph C. Vesely,
City Attorney
To be published in the Hopkins Sun, October 24, 1968.
CSAt1 20 <<�' 2nd S[. N., �lepk i ns
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BE IT RESOLVED, That Ch�e City of Flopkins enter into an agreement
wi th the County o� Henncpir�:
To insta!1 � tei��po����r-y �.ra`� ic cc�ntr-o� sic;nal at thc intersection
of Coun Cy S ta tr_ �1 i cf fl i i�h��l���� i��c�. 24 �ncl 2r�d S l' ree t Nor th i n acc<�rci,inr_e
wi th the terms and cond i t i on�, ot� C�ie Agre.e!�icn t for Part i c i pal i on i n the
Construciion and Uperation of ,aid traffic contro� signal, a copy of
a�h i ch i s beforc Ch� Co�_inc i 1, anc{, �
BE IT FURiNFR R�SOLI/E�, That th� P1�yar' ��nc1 hlanager be �nd hereby
are authorizecf t0 execute 5�3�C� ���t'�E'.��?•:��C �7!1� thereby c755UfTiE: fOI" ��fl Ofl
behalf oF the City ��11 of thc: contrac[ua! oblic�ations conr�ined therein.
CER1"If�l!;=�TIUi•J
State of hlinne�nt��
City of Ho�kins
Office �f the C.iCy Cler�,
I hereby cerlify Ch•�t. r.;�e forc•goin� Resolutian is a true ancl correct
copy of the Reso I u t i or. No. _1737 _=__presen ted to and adcp ted 'oy
the City Council of t.he CiCy of Hop�:ins ai �.� duly auLhorized meetiny
thercof held on t.f;e 15tYtiay of October , 1968 , a, shoa�n by the
minutes of saicl n,eeting.
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CITY OF HOPKINS
Hennepin County, Minnesota
RESOLUTION N0. 1740
A RESOLUTION RELATING TO PARTICIPATION IN THE SUBURgAN HENNEpIN
COUIVTY NURSING DIST:�I(;'1'
Mr. Pokorny ir.�roduced the following resolution and
move it°s a o�r.one ""
145 1�EREA5, pur�uant to Min.r.esota Statutes, Sections 145.08 and
• , provision i��.,, bee� m:�cle f.or a��.�blic heaith nursing district
in that portion o� �i�nnep�n Cou�ty outside the City of Minneapolis,
and
WHEREAS, pursua,n� to such auttiorit s�ac
district has been org��nized and has been in operationcfoeaseveraising
years, and
W[��REAS, it is deemed necessa.ry to continue the oper�tion of
such nursing district an3 to provide it wi�h adequate fuiids for its
proper operation
�1�W, THEREFORE, BE IT RESCLVED �Y THE GOVEF.NING BODY OF
Cify of Hopkins
own,vi age or ci� .r tha� t�.is political subdivi.sion
continue to be in.clunAd in the publa.c heal�h nursing di.strict of
Suburban Hennepin County, organized on Janta.ry 4, i.9S2; that it
participate in the benefits thereof4 and tha�t it ag rees to su�port
on an apportion.*�rnt basis its pro rat� share of the cost of the
administration of such distr�.ct roV:r_ded t�owever t-hat far the
period of Jar��.�ary 1, 19Hg tn:-oi��� � ' '
not exceed 292� per capita on tiie basis�of th� 1a�c9o�fic.ialScezsus1
BE IT FURTHER RESOL�J�D, that this re�olution shPll be deemed an
agreement to coztinLe to � rticipate in such nursing distr.ict on the
basis hereinbefore specif :ed witiz aIl ctl:er� political subdi��isions
adopting similar r.e��lu�ionso
The motion for ad�p�ion of the foregoing resolution was
seconded by Mr. Blake
`, yeas an na S, � Upon roll �all there were
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Yeas N�s
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I�— � D n„�„ 5, Clerk of the �
her�by cerrify that the above is a true co��' clty or vi �ge
by the governin bo o. Py of a resolution adopted
meeting at �ty o�xoP�rn- p r;*�, �f Nnnkinc in an official
y a � Ori --� o er 5, 1968
town, clty or v°i age a�e •
(Signed)
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CITY OF HOPKINS
Hennepin County, ffiinnesota
RESOLUTZOAi ATO. 1734
RESOLiJTION ESTABZISHING D�ETHOD
OF SPECIAI�I,Y ASSESSING SIAT�LE
AATD TWO . FA%I LY RES IDENT IAI, PRED�-
ISES FOR CERTAIN PUBI,IC ID�PROVE-
�TT3 .ON . SIDE STREETS, AA�D ALLEYS
Be it resolved by the City Coumcil of the City
of Hopkins as followe:
That im any area zoned as Single Family (R-1) and
Two Family (E-2) Residential Use, the assessable cost of any
improvements.of any side streets or side e.l.leys in any platted
or otherwise subdivided portions of Hopkins $hall be levied as
follows: - '
a. in the case of sidewalks, curb, gutter
and boulevard care on an area basis
against the entire block or parcel
abutting upon or adjoining such $ide
street or alley improvements;
b. and in the case
sewer on an area
of to each.of th
abutting.thereon
improveme�ats :
of paving, water arid
basis, one-half there-
e tw►o blocks or parcels
or adjoining s�ch
it being understood that by "side street" or "side alley" is
meant any such thoroughfare or part thereof where the adjoinir��
lots or parcels are desi�ed or used in such a manner that the
s�ructures in such block or parcel face or front on thorough-
fares other then the street or alley improved as above set.
forth:� and provided further that in any platted block or
other subdivision in which the area is less than 75,000 square
feet, sufficient benefited additional area adjacent thereto may
be included and specially assessed for such improveffients to the
er�d that such assessable area shall be subatantially equal to
the us�a.l area„of the blocks or parcels prevailing in the
vicinity.of such improvements. ,
In any location where R-1 and R-2 IIses abut upon
or are contiguous to premises zoned for less Restrictive Uses,
the ratio of sueh special assessments levied against �aid
Residential Uses, shall be substantially equa.l to such assess-
ments spread for such purposes in other similar residential.
locations in the City during the sa.me or similar period, subject,"
however, to differing depths,�'soils and other relevant conditions.
Read and unanimously adopted by the City Council
of the City of Hopkins at a regular meeting thereof held October
15� 1968.
John F. Hanley, BBa.yor
C . ff� �er��9.�-r�
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CITY OF HOPKINS
Hennepin County, Minnesota
RESOLUTION N0. 1741
A RESOLUTION TO THE COUNCIL'S OF MINNETONKA,
EDEN PRARIRE, ST. LOUIS PARK AND EDINA RE-
QUESTING APPROVAL OF THE BARTON-ASCHMAN
REPORT.
WHEREAS, the volume of traffic traveling Route 18 through
our respective.communities continues to increase, and
WHEREAS, the construction of the proposed Highway 18 through
our respective communities is now scheduled for six (6) to seven
(7) years hence, and
WHEREAS, Barton-Aschman Associates, a nationally recognized
� Traffic Consulting fiizn, has proposed a design for this freeway
which best meets the needs of our respective communities, and
WHEREAS, the City of Hopkins has approved the Barton-Aschman
design for the interchange of Highway 18 and County Highway 3, and
WHEREAS, Barton-Aschman Associates has contracted with the City
of Hopkins for review and revision of Hopkins' major thoroughfare
plan, and
WHEREAS, approval of this design by other local Councils will
assist in preventing further delay in the planning design and con-
struction of Highway 18, and
WHEREAS, the review of local street patterns and completion of
a major thoroughfare plan is of utmost importance to each local
community, both in their respective capital improvement programs and
in relating their respective needs to the County Highway Department,
NOW THEREFORE, the City Council of the City of Hopkins, on this
15th day of October, 1968, respectfully requests the City Councils of
the City of St. Louis Park and the Villages of Edina, Eden Prairie,
and Minnetonka to approve the proposed design of Highway 18 by
Barton-Aschman Associates, forwarding the Resolution of Approval to
the Hennepin County Commissioners, and review the advantages of pre-
paring a major thoroughfare plan, or revising the existing thoroughfare
%
plan, for their respective communities. �---7 ���'��!
Date: October 17, 1968
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C. R. Peterson, City Clerk _
.-
oF�in��. 4ianley, Mayo°r
A regular meeting of the Council of the City of Hopkins, Minnesota, was held on Tuesday,
November 5, 1968, at 7:30 p.m., in the Council Chambers in the City Hall.
Present were Mayor Hanley, Councilmen Blake, Harriman, Lund and Pokorny, also City Manager
Novak, City Engineer Strojan, Asst. Engineer Anderson, Building Inspector Blomquist and
City Attorney Vesely.
Reel 91 Mr. Harriman moved; and Mr. Lund seconded the motion, that the Minutes of
Side 2 the October 15, 1968 Council meeting be approved and signed. Motion
Action: 2- carried.
Action: Mr. Lund moved, and Mr. Pokorny seconded the motion, that expenditures
-27 dated November 5, 1968 in the amount of $139,456.58, be approved and
authorized for payment. Motion carried.
Action:: Mr. Lund moved, and Mr. Pokorny seconded the motion, that the City accept
27-91 the proposal as presented by Mr. Mayeron of Orr-Schelen-Mayeron & Associates
for Engineering services and a contract to be drafted by Orr-Schelen-
Mayeron to be presented to the Council for their approval at the meeting of
November 19, 1968. Motion carried.
Item: 68-202-H. Mr. Lund moved, and Mr. Pokorny seconded the motion, that the Plat of
91-196 certain premises located immediately west of Van Buren Avenue North and
between Shadyside Circle and Sunnyside Lane in the City of Hopkins as
presented by the Len-Her Investment Co., be approved as submitted with the
stipulation that the contour lines as shown on the Plat be corrected and
approved by the City Engineer. Motion carried.
Item: 68- At this point in the meeting Mayor Hanley presented Mr. James C. Shirley
196-202 with a Distinguished Service Award from the United Nations Association of
the United States for the work he has done in keeping Hopkins active in
the United Nations activity by promoting nation wide observance of United
Nations Day for 1968.
Item: 68-196-0. Mr. Lund moved, and Mr. Pokorny seconded the motion, that Ordinance No.
202- 165A, "AN ORDINANCE AMENDING HOPKINS ORDINANCE N0. 165, "ENTITLED AN
ORDINANCE ESTABLISHING AND REGULATING FEES AND CHARGES PAYABLE TO THE CITY
OF HOPKINS FOR CERTAIN LICENSES AND PERMITS", be continued to the meeting
of November 19, 1968. Motion carried.
Item: 68-206-0. Mr. Harriman moved, and Mr. Lund seconded the"motion, that Ordinance No. 291,
"AN ORDINANCE VACATING ALLEY, BLOCK 2, PARK VALLEY MANOR", be continued
to the November 19, 1968 Council meeting. Motion carried. �
Item: 68-207-0. Mr. Harriman moved, and Mr. Lund seconded the motion, that Ordinanace No.
-206 297, "AN ORDINANCE ADOPTING NATIONAL ELECTRICAL CODE FOR 1968", be continued
to the November 19, 1968 Council meeting. Motion carried.
Item: 68-191-C. Mr. Harriman moved, and Mr. Pokorny seconded the motion, that the proposed
206-215 contract, dated September 26, 1968, with Midwest Planning & Research, Inc.,
as presented,.be approved. Motion carried.
Item: 68-203-0. Mr. Harriman moved, and Mr. Lund seconded the motion, that Ordinance No.
215-255 293, "AN ORDINANCE REGULATING CONDUCT IN PUBLIC PARKS", be continued to
the meeting of November 19, 1968. Motion carried.
Item: 68-204-0. Mr. Harriman moved, and Mr. Lund seconded the motion, that Ordinance No.
255-268 263, "AN ORDINANCE REGULATING..FOODS, FOOD PREPARATION AND ESTABLISHMENTS"
and Supplement Section 265.52; be accepted for the first reading. Motion
carried.
Item: 68-205-R. Mr. Lund moved, and Mr. Harriman seconded the motion, that the request for
268-272 installation of Stop Signs at exit on 6th Street South and 7th Street South,
South from Westbrook's private parking lots, as recommended by the Police
Dept., be approved. Motion carried.
Item: 68-208-Z. Mr. Harrriman moved, and Mr. Pokorny seconded the motion, that the joint
272-282 recommendation from Zoning and Planning and Recreation and Parks Commissions
for Council approval for the development of Park areas in South Hopkins,
be continued to the December 3, 1968 Council meeting. Motion carried.
Minutes of the November 5, 1968 Councii meeting, cont.
Page.2.
Item: 68-209-Z. Mr. Harriman moved, and Mr. Lund seconded the motion, that the recommenda-
282- tion from the Zoning and Planning Co�ission for Council approval for
granting a variance to rear yard regulations to allow construction of an
addition to a commercial bui]dLng to within S feet of the rear lot line
on Lots 10 thru 12, Block 71, West Minneapolis Second Division, also known
as 1201 West Excelsior Ave., be granted. (Z&P Case ��68-21-V.App: Gil
Johnson) Motion carried.
Item: 68-210-R. Mr. Lund moved, and Mr. Pokorny seconded the motion, that the request by
-322 the John Wilbur Moore Post 4�320, American Legion, for a bingo permit for
the months of November thru December 31, 1968, be granted. Motion carried.
Item: 68-211-0, Mr. Harriman moved, and'Mr. Lund seconded the motion, that Ordinance No.
322-330 296, "AN ORDINANCE VACATING THE NORTH-SOUTH ALLEY IN BLOCK 21, WEST
MINNEAPOLIS", be accepted for the first reading. Motion carried.
Item: Mr. Harold Faucher and Mr. Overholt appeared before the Council in regard
330-387 to the Dahlberg property. No action taken.
Action: Mr. Pokorny moved, and Mr. Blake seconded the motion, that authorization
387-395 be given for submission of Form 101 for funds from HUD for proposed sewer
project. Motion carried.
Item: 395-
Action:
-432
Report on Barton-Aschman Report. No action taken.
Mr. Harriman moved, and Mr. Pokorny seconded the motion, that the meeting
be adjourned.
CITY OF HOPKINS
I�INNEtiOTA
NOTICE OF �IL+'�1RIT�1G ON PROPOSID PLAT
� public hearing will be held by the Plattin�; Authority of the
City of Hopkins on Tuesday, November 5, 19G8, at 7:30 P.b�!., to
consider the approval of a Pla,t of certain premise:� located immediately
!�dest of Van Buren Avenue North and between Shadyside Circle and
Sunnyside Lane in the City of Hopkins, pursuant to D�!.S.A. 462.358�
Subdivision 3.
Hopkins City Council
Platting Authority
Published in the Hopkins Sun, October 17, 1968
A regular meeting of the Council of the City of Hopkins, Minnesota, was held on Tuesday,
November 19, 1968 at 7:30 p.m., in the Council Chambers in the City Hall.
Present were Mayor Hanley,�CounciTmen Blake, Harriman and Lund, also City Manager Novak,
City Engineer Strojan, Asst. Engineer Anderson and City Attorney Vesely.
Action:
Reel 91
Side 2
437-
Action:
-468
Bid ��1.
Mr. Harriman moved, and Mr. Lund seconded the motion, that the Minutes of
the November 5, 1968 Council meeting be approved and signed. Motion carr.ied.
Mr. Lund moved, and Mr. Blake seconded the motion, that expenditures dated
November 19, 1968 in the amount of $344,277.57, be approved and authorized
for payment. Motion carried.
Pursuant to notice bids were opened on Tuesday, November 12, 1968 at 10:00
a.m., for a 20 Ton Floor Jack and the following bids were received. (see
tabulation of bids attached)
Action: Mr. Blake moved, and Mr. Lund seconded the motion, that the contract for
468- supplying the City of Hopkins with a 20 Ton Floor Jack, be awarded to
Hydraulic Jack & Equipment Service Co.,. in the amount of $540.00. Motion
carried.
Bid ��2 Pursuant to notice bids were opened on Tuesday, November 12, 1968 for (1)
Dump Truck and the following bids were received. (see attached)
Action: Mr. Blake moved, and Mayor Hanley seconded the motion, that the contract
-545. for furnishing the City of Hopkins with (1) Dump Truck, be. awar��d'.to
Suburban Clievrolet Co., in the amount of $8,280.04. Motion carried. Mr. Lund
voting no and Mr. Harriman abstained from voting.
Item: 68-155-R. Mr. Lund moved, and Mr. Harriman seconded the motion, that the Report on`'
68-158-R. Hopkins Town Center Project and Zoning and Planning Commission's recommenda-
545-554 tion to the Council, be continued to the December 17, 1968 Council meeting.
Motion carried.
Item: 68-195-R. Mr. Lund moved, and Mr. Harriman seconded the motion, that Resolution No.
554-682 1742, "A RESOLUTION FOR JOINT PURCHASING, SUBURBAN MUNICIPALITIES AND
HENNEPIN COUNTY", be adopted, and the Mayor and City Manager be authorized
to sign the "Cooperative Agreement" dated September 12, 1967. Motion
carried.
Item: 68-196-0. Mr. Lund moved, and Mr. Harriman seconded the motion, that Ordinance No.
682- 165A, "AN ORDINANCE AMENDING HOPKINS ORDINANCE N0. 165, "ENTITLED AN�:�
ORDINANCE ESTABLISHING AND REGULATING FEES AND CHARGES PAYABLE TO THE CITY
OF HOPKINS FOR CERTAIN LICENSES AND PERMITS", be continued to the
December 3, 1968 Council meeting. Motion carried.
Item: 68-207-0. Mr. Lund moved, and Mr. Harriman seconded the motion, that Ordinance No.
297, "AN ORDINANCE ADOPTING NATIONAL ELECTRIC CODE FOR 1968", be continued
to the December 3, 1968 Council meeting. Motion carried.
Item: 68-208-0. Mr. Lund moved, and Mr. Harriman seconded the motion, that Ordinance No.
-714 263, "AN ORDINANCE REGULATING FOODS, FOOD PREPARATION AND ESTABLISHMENTS"
be continued to the December 3, 1968 Council meeting. Motion carried.
� Item:.68-206-0. Mr. Harriman moved, and Mr. Lund seconded the motion, that Ordinance No.
. 714-730 291, "AN ORDINANCE VACATING ALLEY, BLOCK 2, PARK VALLEY MANOR", be continued
to the December 3, 1968 Council meeting. Motion carried.
Item: 68-203-0. Mr. Lund moved, and Mr. Harriman seconded the motion, that Ordinance 293,
730-825 "AN ORDINANCE REGULATING CONDUCT IN PUBLIC PARKS", be accepted for the
first reading with amendments and that Section 6(c) be amended by inserting
the words, "except non motoredcicycles". Motion carried.
Item: 68-211-0. Mr. Harriman moved, and Mr. Blake seconded the motion, that Ordinance No.
825-834 296, "AN ORDINANCE VACATING THE NORTH-SOUTH ALLEY IN BLOCK 21 , WEST
MINNEAPOLIS", be accepted for the second reading thereof and according ta
law same to be ordered published. Motion carried.
Item: 68-183-E. Mr. Lund moved, and Mr. Harriman seconded the motion, that Resolution No.
834-900 1743, "A RESOLUTION ORDERING HEARING ON THE INSTALLATION OF WATERMAIN FROM
THE INTERSECTION OF FIFTH STREET SOUTH AND 16TH AVENUE RUNNING NORTHERLY
TO COUNTY ROAD 4�3", be adopted. Motion carried.
Minutes of the November 19, 1968 Council meeting, cont. Page 2.
Item: 68-211-L. Mr. Harriman moved, and Mr. Blake seconded the motion, that the Liquor
900-906 License applications for 1969 be continued to the December 3, 1968 Council
meeting. Motion carried.
Item: 68-212-A. Mr. Blake moved, and Mr. Harriman seconded the motion, that the firm of
906-930 Herbert J. Flesher & Co., be authorized to conduct the 1968 Audit for
the City of Hopkins and the cost not to exceed the sum of $3400.00. Motion
carried.
Item: 68-213-E. Mr. Lund moved, arid Mr. Harriman seconded the motion, that the recommend�d
930-1244 Traffic Control and Parking Regulations as presented by the City Engineer,
be approved as follows: (see reco�endations attached)
(1) Post No Parking Anytime on the west side of 13th Avenue So. from
Excelsior Avenue to 250 ft. South.
(2) Change the west side of 9th Avenue South from alley south of
Excelsior to a point 200 feet south from the present 15 Min.
Parking and No Parking to �ao Hour Parking, 8:00 a.m. to 6:00 p.m.
Mon. thru Sat. �
(4) Mr. Harriman moved, and Mr. Lund seconded the motion, to post No
Parking Anytime on the west side of 9th Avenue South from ist
Street to 100 feet south. This would improve the visibility for
the East-West traffic on lst Street and also vehicles exiting
from the Post Office parking lot on 9th Avenue.
(5) Post Stop Signs on East Lake Street for west bound vehicles at
Murphy Avenue and for east bound vehicles west of driveway to
Creekwood Apts. (driveway west of Murphy Ave.)
(3) No formal action was taken as existing ordinance prohibits parking
; in alleys. Council did authorize placing of No Parking signs on
the west side of alley.
Motion carried.
Action: Mr. Harriman moved, and Mr. Lund seconded the motion, that the Claim of
-1287 Mr. Eugene M. Rootes, for damage to his car, be referred to the City
Attorney. Motion carried.
Action: Mr. Lund moved, and Mr. Harriman seconded the motion, that authorization
be given for the City staff to advertise for bids for the grading of
Shady Oak Beach property, as recommended by Mr. Wilson, Director of Parks
and Recreation. Motion carried.
Action: Mr. Harriman moved, and Mr. Lund seconded the motion, that legal opinion,.,
as presented in the letter from Mr. Vesely dated November 19, 1968, with
regard to the use of the Dahlberg property, be referred to the Zoning and
Planning Commission for action. Motion carried.
Action: Mr. Blake moved, and Mr. Lund seconded the motion, that the application
-1322 for federal funds for the proposed sewer project, be approved. Motion
carried. � . {� � � �. o
Action:
Mr. Harriman moved, and Mr. Blake seconded the motion, that the meeting
be adjourned. Motion carried.
ATTEST:
(Official Publication�
CITY OF HOPKIPiS
1+�I INIJF,'SOTA
PdOTICL OF BIDS FOR THE FURNISHING OF
20 TON FLOOR JACK
SF.,AL�� BIDS will be received by the City I"Iana.ger at the City Hall,
Hopkins, ���innesota, until Tuesday, Alovember 12, 196£3, at 10:00 A.A1. ,
and then and there opened and publicly read and as soon as possible
thereafter, award of a contract will be made by the City for the above
mat eri al .
Specifications and further details are available at the office of
the City Engineer, 1010 First Street uouth, Hopkin::, Trinnesota.
A cash deposit, Cashier's Check, Bid Bond or Certified Check pa,yable
to the City of Hopkins is required for ten (10"/0� percent of the bid a,s a
�uarantee of entry into a contract.
The right is reserved to accept or reject any or all bids, or parts
thereof, and to award a contract as is deerned to be in the best interest
of the City.
CITY OF HOPKIT.TS
Terry L. IdovaY, City PRanager
To be published in the Hopkins Sun, Thursday, October 31, 1968.
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(Official Publication)
CI'1`Y OF HOPKIPdS
Pf� INi`�ESOTA .
NOTIC� OF BIDS FOR OIdE (1 � DUi+�?F TRUCK
NOTICE IS HE�BY GIVEAI that the City Council of the City of Hopkins
will receive sealed bids at the office of the City I��ianager in the City
Hall in said City until 10:00 A.�':., 'I`uesday, iV'ovember 12, 190'8, and then
and there opened and publicly read and as soon as possible thereafter, award
of a contract will be rnade by the City for the furnishing of OT1E 1�E�,�! DUT.�Ip
TRUCK as per specifications.
lill bids shall be on the proposal forrn supplied by the City and '
shall be in accordance with specifications on file in the office of the
City Engineer, copies of �ahich are available from the City �gineer upon
recruest, and shall be accompanied by cash deposit, cashier's check, bid
bond or certified check, payable to the order of the CitJ of Hopkins for
not less than 10�0 of the bid. Bids shall be directed to the City :�ianager,
securely sealed and endorsed upon the outside wrapper with a brief state—
ment as to the unit for which the bid is made.
The City reserves the right to reject any or all bids and accept
those items bid urhich �.re the rnost beneficial to the City.
Dated at Hopkins, NIinnesota, this 31st day of October, �968.
C ITY OF HOPF:IPIS
Terry L. Tlovak, City I�7anager
To be pu'olished in the Hopkins Sun, October 31, 190�.
To be published in the Construction Bulletin, October 31, �968.
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CITY OF HOPKINS
Hennepin County, Minnesota
RESOLUTION N0. 1742
A RESOLUTION FOR JOINT PURCHASING,
SUBURBAN MUNICIPALITIES AND HENNEPIN
COUNTY.
WHEREAS, several Suburban Hennepin County Municipalities
and the County of Hennepin have developed a joint purchasing
agreement, and
WHEREAS, this agreement has been in effect over one year and
has shown the advantages to be gained by all parties from this
cooperative approach, and
WHEREAS, the City of Hopkins has been invited to become a
party to this joint purchasing agreement.
NOW THEREFORE, THE CITY COUNCIL OF THE CITY OF HOPKINS, on
this 19th day of November 1968, authorizes the Mayor and City Ma.nager
to sign, on behalf of the City of Hopkins, the "Cooperative Purchasing
Agreement", dated September 12, 1967.
C. R. PETERSON,
Secretary
JOSEPH C. VESELY,
City Attorney
JOHN F. HANLEY,
Mayor
CITY OF HOPKINS
Hennepin County, Minnesota
ORDINANCE N0. 296
AN ORDINANCE VACATING THE NORTH
SOUTH ALLEY IN BLOCK 21 WEST
1�INNEAPOLIS
Be it ordained by the City Cpuncil of the City of
Hopkins as follows:
That the North South alley located in Block 21,
West �finneapolis be and the same is hereby vacated.
Firs�t read at a regular meeting of the Council of
the City of Hopkins held on November 5, 1g68 and finally
read, approved and adopted and ordered published at a regular
meeting of said Council held November 19, 1g68.
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�`';�/�'��Z� �. �` ������
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�,, I f,� John F. Han1Ey, Mayor �'"�
C. R. Peterson, Secretary
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Joseph C. Vesely, City Attorney
Published in the Hopkins Sun on November 27, 1968
�
CITY 0=� HOPKINS
Hennepin County, A�innesota
�I'SOLUTIOPI N0. 1743
°. RESOI,UTIOI�T RECEIVING PEPORT AI�1D
C �.LLING FOR f�].�^,'�ING ON IMPI�OV�`�iENTS
TrdHL��EtiS� pursuant to Resolution 1Vo. 1738 of the Council adopted October
15th, 1908, a report has been prep�,red by John Strojan, City E,n�ineer, Vaith
reference to an imnrovement in the Alorthwest C'zuarter (I�'4�IY � of the Northwest
�uarter (1�1�rF�-� of Section 2�, To��nship 117, �Range 22, commencing at the existing
main at the intersection of Fifth Street South and Sixteentn �..venue South,
thence running northerly, alonb Sixteenth �venue projected northerly, to exist-
ing main on Second Street South by the installation of i�ratermain and easement
acquistions therefor and this report was received by the Council on November
19th, 1908.
N04d, THF,REr`ORE, BT' IT R�SOLVED by the City Council of Hopkins, Diinnesota,
as follows:
1. The Council will consider the improvement of such area in accordance
with the report and the assessment of: ".11 of that part of the I�Torthwest f�uarter
(N?r1y-� of the P3orthwest Ruarter (P�'4�� of Section 25, Township 117, Range 22 lying
northerly and southerly of the Chicago and Northwestern Railroad Right-of-Way;
and that part of Section 26, Township 117, Range 22 described as follows:
Commencing 1112 65�100 feet East of' P;orthwest corner of Pdortheast �uarter (NE,-�.�=�
of Northeast �uarter (NE4�, thence South 9b feet, thence 4dest 25 2F�100 feet,
thence South to northerly line of' Chicago and Northwestern ftailroad (formerly
known as the Minneapolis and St. I.�ouis Railroad� Ri;ht-of-'v1ay, thence Fasterly
along northerly line of said Ri�ht-of-btiay to East line of'Ptortheast wuarter
�N�Y �, thence ATorth to Plortheast corner thereof, thence ?�Iest to beginning;
The westerly 305 feet of Lot 3, Auditor's Subdivision ivo. �95; �11 of Block 20,
including vacated alley and one-half of vacated Twelfth l;venue South, 4°lest
I;�inneapolis, for all or a portion of the cost of the improvement �ursuant to
M.S..�.., Secs. 429.Q11 to Secs. 429.111, at an estimated cost of the improvement
of 3C39,790.00.
2. P. public hearing shall be held on the 17th day of December, 1968, in
the Cou.ncil Chambers of the City Hall at 7:30 o'clock P.l��., and the Clerk shall
give published notice of such hearing and improvement as required by lawr.
ado�ted by the Council of the City of Houkins, It7innesota, this 19th day
of A;ovember, 1g68.
C. R. PET�`RSON, J�HI�T F. HnivI�E`Y,
Secretary to the Council Mayor
JOS�'PH C. VFSELY,
City 1?ttorney
Yerber
CITY OF HOPKINS
' Hennepin County, Minnesota
RESOIUTION N0. 1820
RESOLUTION AUTHORIZING APPLICATION FOR
FEDERAL FUNDS FOR P1�OPOSID SEWER PROJF�CT
WHEREAS� the City of Hopkins has made and is perfecting
plans for the connection of its sanitary sewer system to travel
eastward through St. Louis Park and Minneapolis, and
WE�REAS, such connections and irrtprovements are urgent
and necessary for the preservation of pubLic health and general wel-
fare.
NOW TI��ORE, IT IS 1�REBY RESOLVID, that the City of
Hopkins shall make immediate application in writing for a Federal
Grant for Sewage Treatment Works under 33 U.S.C. 466 etc. and that all
necessary documents in connection therehrith be signed and executed for
and in behalf of the City of Hopkins by the City Manager.
Passed and adopted at a regular meeting of the Hopkins
City Council held November 19, 1968.
John F. Hanley, Ma�yor
C.a R. Peterson� Clerk
Joseph C. Vesely, City Attorney
A regular meetirig of the Council of the City of Hopkins, Minnesota, was held on Tuesday,
December 3, 1968.at 7:30 p.m., in the Council Chambers in the City Hall.
Present were Mayor Pro Tem Pokorny, Councilmen Blake, Harriman and Lund, also City Manager
Novak, City Clerk Peterson, City Engineer Strojan, Asst. Engineer Anderson, Building Inspector
Blomquist and City Attorney Vesely.
�eel 92 Mr. Harriman moved, and Mr. Lund seconded the motion, that the Minutes of the
Side 2 November 19, 1968 Council meeting be approved and signed. Motion carried.
Action: 3-
Action: Mr. Blake moved, and Mr. Pokorny seconded the motion, that expenditures dated
-17 December 3, 1968 in the amount of $357,290.90, be approved and authorized for
payment, Motion carried.
Item: 68-134-P. Mr. Harriman moved, and Mr. Lund seconded the motion, that the City be
17-54 authorized to pay the sum of $547.80 to Fred 0. Watson Co., as payment in
full for services,relative to the construction of a joint driveway with the
- Post Office, as reco�ended by the City Engineer. Motion carried.
Item: 68-208-Z.
54-82
�
Mr. Lund moved, and Mr. Blake seconded the motion, that the Council accept
the recommendation from the Zoning and Planning Commission and the Recreation
and Parks Co�ission for approval of the development of Park areas in south
Hopkins, and authorize the City Attorney to start negotiations for the purchase
of this park property; and that the City Manager notify the Nine Mile Creek
Watershed District that we are proceeding to acquire this property and the
intent for which it is to be used and inviting their comments, or any re-
strictions, they might have on the development of such site for park use.
Motion carried. Mr. Harriman voting no.
Item: 68-196-0. Mr. Lund moved, and Mr. Harriman seconded the motion, that Ordinance No. 165A,
82- "AN ORDINANCE AMENDING HOPKINS ORDINANCE N0. 165, ENTITLED AN ORDINANCE
ESTABLISHING AND REGULATING FEES AND CHARGES PAYABLE TO THE CITY OF HOPKINS
FOR CERTAIN LICENSES AND PERMITS", be accepted for the second reading thereof
and according to law same to be ordered published as amended, with the changes
as follows: page 5, .258, delete the words.:recessed floor under MECHANICAL
PERMITS; under PLUMBING PERMITS .276, Cess Pool and/or Septic Tank installation;
each unit $5.00; .279, Drain Field, each 100 sq. ft., $5.00. Motion carried.
Item: 68-207-0. Mr. Harriman moved, and Mr. Lund seconded the motion, that Ordinance No. 205-B,
"AN ORDINANCE AMENDING ORDINANCE N0. 205 KNOWN AS THE HOPKINS ELECTRICAL CODE",
be accepted for the first reading. Motion carried.
Item: 68-215-0. Mr. Harriman moved,and Mr. Lund seconded the motion, that Ordinance No. 299,
-152 "AN ORDINANCE ENACTING AND ADOPTING NATIONAL ELECTRICAL CODE TOGETHER WITH
INDEXES, BULLETINS AND OTHER EXPLANATIONS", be accepted for the first reading.
Motion carried.
tem: 68-208-0. Mr. Lund moved, and Mr. Blake seconded the motion, that Ordinance No. 263,
152-186 "AN ORDINANCE REGULATING FOODS, FOOD PREPARATION AND ESTABLISHMENTS", be
accepted for the second reading thereof and according to law same to be ordered
published. Motion carried.
Item: 68-206-0. Mr. Harriman moved, and Mr. Blake seconded the motion, that Ordinance No. 291,
186-196 "AN ORDINANCE VACATING ALLEY, BLOCK 2, PARK VALLEY MANOR", be continued to
the January 21, 1969 meeting for the second reading. Motion carried.
Item: 68-203-0. Mr. Blake moved, and Mr. Harriman seconded the motion, that Ordinance No. 293,
196-238 "AN ORDINANCE REGULATING CONDUCT IN PUBLIC PARKS", be accepted for the second
reading thereof and according to law same to be ordered published. Motion
carried.
Item; 68-211-L. Mr. Lund moved, and Mr. Blake seconded the motion, that the liquor license
238- applications for 1969, as per list attached, be granted. Motion carried.
Item: 68-0 Mr. Lund moved, and Mr. Harriman seconded the motion, that the Contract, as
-280 presented by Orr-Schelen-Mayeron Associates, Inc., for Engineering Services,
be signed by the Mayor and City Manager. Motion carried.
,�tem: 68-214-0. Mr. Blake moved, and Mr. Hariiman seconded the motion, that Ordinance No. 297,
280-347 "ORDINANCE REGULATING THE EXCAVATING, BACKFILLING AND REPAIR OF STREETS RE-
QUIRING A PERMIT THEREFOR AND PAYMENT OF FEES: AND PRESCRIBING PENALTIES FOR
VIOLATIONS THEREOF", be accepted for the first reading. Motion carried.
Minutes of the December 3, 1968 Council meeting, cont.
Page 2.
Item: 68-216-R. Mr. Blake moved, and Mr. Lund seconded the motion, that we accept the
347-369 request from the Village of Minnetonka for permission to connect to the City
of Hopkins watermain at Minnetonka Mills Road and County Road ��73, to serve
a commercial area at the northwest corner of Highway ��7 and County Road 4�73,
subject to signing a separate agreement with the same conditions as agreement
covering water service in area north of Drillane, dated May 7, 1968. Motion �
carried.
Item: 68-217-R. No action was taken on the recommendation from the Recreation and Parks
369-434 Commission and the Zoning and Planning Commission that Council explore all
sources of financing in order to accomplish develop.ment of the Nine Mile
Creek Watershed District.
I�em: 68-218-R. Mr. Lund moved, and Mr. Harriman seconded the �.imotion, that Resolution No.
434-443 1744, "A RESOLUTION CALLING FOR A SAFE STREETS ACT COMMITTEE", be adopted.
Motion carried.
Item: 68-219-Z. Mr. Lund moved, and Mr. Blake seconded the motion, that the recommendation
443-496 from the Zoning and Planning Commission to inform the Council that the
proposed occupancy by the Hopkins Machinery Co., of the Dahlberg property,
does not conform with the best planning for the central business district,
be placed on file. Motion carried.
�Action: Mr. Harriman moved, and Mr. Lund seconded the motion, that the meeting be
496-606 adjourned. Motion carried.
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CITY OF IiOPKIN�
Hennepin County, ?Y7innesota
ORDIIdANCE N0. 1� 11
ATd ORDINI�NCE AT��F'�TDING HOPKII�IS OP.DINAPTCE
N0. 165 ENTI�`LED "AN ORDINANCE ESTIiB—
LISHING AND P�ECULATIIdG FEES AND CHARG�S
PAYABLE TO T?� C ITY OF HOPI:INS FOR CER—
T1�IN LIC�PISES AP1D PERTt1ITS
BE IT ORDAINED by the Council of the City of Hopkins as follows:
That Section 1 of Ordinance No. 165 of the City.:of Hopkins en—
titled "!�n Ordinance Establishing and Regulating Fees Payable to the
City of Hopkins for Certain Licenses and Permits" be and the same is
hereby repea.led and there is hereby enacted and adopted.the followin�
in lieu and in place thereof:
LICEId"aES
A1�•NSEA:ENTS
.101 Bingo
.102 }3owling Alleys
.103 Dance Halls (Public�
.1Q4 Juke Boxes
.105 P�?echanical Amusement
Devices & Pinball
r'achines
.106 Pool & Billard Tables
.107 Roller Skating Rinks
BF'ER
.112 3•2 non—intoxicant
on sale
.113 off sale
BUS INESSF'S
.115 Auctioneer
.116 Building P�!overs
COP�iDITIONS
Per quarter
per alley
per day
per year
per year
Ea. remote hookup
each
1 to 6 tables
ea. additional table
per year
per year
per year
per year
per day
per year
F�E
� 5.00
10.00
?_0.00
100.00
20.00
2.00
60.00
50.00
5.00
�oo.00
200.00
�5.00
�50.00
�5.00
25.00
L zc�� sL � cc�r�vrrzo�; s ��;
.117 Ca,r ?��'ash
. � 18 Ca.r irJash-coin operated.
.119 Cigarettes�venc].in�;
.120 G�.soline Stations
.121 Petroleurn C�torage
.122 '�`otor t�ike Rental
.12� l�otor �treet Vendor
.124 i:':otor Vehicle-Sale of
.125 Farking Lots-Public
.126 Peddlers & T-�awl;er-vehicular
. 127 1cav�,nger
.�CU Taxi Cabs
.12� Taxi Cab Driver�
.130 Gas �3urner, insta.11ation of
�,1�1 Oi� 3urner, installation of
�NiEFt`I'A ;�]'iETJT
.132 Carnival �'� Circus
.133 Ska,ting Rinks
.134 1'_�ea,tre-le�;itimate
.135 lheatre-r,�ovie
FOQD
.140 ?�':ilk
.141 1.'ilk trucks
.1�2 Caterin�; food vehicle
.1Q.; Ba.kery food vetiicle
.144 Readily perishable
food ve.hicle
.145 TTenclinG PIachine-packaged
foods-for each vending
r!acfiine d.ispensing food
in tarappeu. packages or
sealed bottle or conta,iner
a,nd requirin;; a coin of' not
more than � .�
.1q6 Vendino ?�iachine-unpackaged
foods-for each vending
machine dispensin�; food not
so wra�;pe� or sealed a,nd re-
quirin� a, coin of not r,ore
than �,� _
.147 Vendin� !iachines-Others
. 143 Feta.il candy shop. - �,
?�dhen o.perated in '
connection i-,ith another
food esta�lishment
.14� Itinerant food
establishment
2
per year
per year
per ye�,r
per yea,r-first pump
ea. additional pum�
Qulk per year
per year
per year
Class A
Class B
re�. per month
ger ycar
per year
per year-each cab
first year
ea. renewal
per year
per �rear
w 5o.oc
50.00
12.00
20.00
5.00
50.00
50.00
60.00
300.00
�50.00
3.00
60.00
25.00
1G.00
10.00
5.00
10.00
10.00
rr,inimun: 3 days 150.00
ea. aaditional da;�r 5G.00
per year 50.00
1st 3 consecutive performances no fee
per �-ear 50.00
per year 100.00
per year
per year,first truck
ea. additional truck
�er. year
per year
per year
per ,year
per year
per year-
per �ear
per year
5.00
20.00
5.00
100.00
25.00
10.00
10.00
�5.00
25.00
5.00
25.00
The annual license fee to be paid by the follo�aing shall be based upon the
area occupie� and used for the license� purpose, as folloias:
.150 For �rocery, confectionery stores and soft drinks:
1,000 square feet or less
I.�ore than 1,000 sq. ft. but not more than 5,000 �q. ft.
T��'ore than 5,000 sq. ft. but not more than 7,500 sq. ft.
P�2ore than 7,500 sq. ft. but not more than 10,000 sq. ft.
I"ore than 1C,000 Uq. ft. but not rnore than 15,000 sq. ft.
I�°ore than 15,000 sq. ft.
.1j1 For meat markets and butcher shops:
1,OOG square feet or less
�:ore than 1,000 sq. ft. but not more than 2,500 sq. ft.
P�'ore than 2,500 sq. ft. but not more than 5,000 sq. ft.
1�'ore tha.n 5,000 sq. ft.
.152 For food estwblishments, including restaurants, cafes,
dinin� rooms, caterers and boardin� house�:
1,000 square feet or less
1�'ore than 1,000 sq. ft. but not more than 2,500 sq. ft.
T«ore than 2,500 sq. ft. but not more than 5,000 sq. ft.
P�iore than 5,000 sq. ft.
.153 For drive-in restaurants
.154 I�'or food manufacturers a.nd distributors:
1,000 square feet or less
1,001 square feet to 2,000 square feet
2,001 square feet to 4,000 square feet
4,001 square feet to 5,500 square feet
5,501 sc�uare feet to 7,000 square f2et
7,001 square feet to 8,500 square feet
8,501 square feet to 10,000 square feet
10,001 square feet to 15,000 square feet
15,001 square feet and more
LIQUOR IIdTOXIC�ITING
.167 Club License
.16�3 Off-Sale
.169 On-Sale
.170 Nunday Sales
.173 �iicycles
.174 Dogs
per year
per year
per year
per year
life of bicycle
per year-if purchased
first 30 days
after 30 days
duplicate
u 11.00
�5.00
21.00
?5.00
50.00
75.00
11.00
18.00
25.OG
40.00
�5.00
21.00
30.00
4.5.00
50.00
�5.00
20.00
25.00
30.00
35•00
40.00
50.00
6�.00
ZS.00
?00.00
200.00
3, ;,00.00
200.00
•5�
3.00
3.50
.50
.175 Sidewalk benches a,nd
other sidewa,lk or ea. bench or article •
boulevard occupa,tion per year 1$: �'Q
2A
LICENS�S
1�TOTELS, HOTF:LS AND
LODGIPdG HOUSES
.181 20 rooms or less
.182 21 to 40 rooms
.183 41 to 75 roor��s
.184 76 to 125 roorns
.185 126 to 200 rooms
.18G 201 to 400 rooms
.187 401 and up
FEFiT�'i ITS
ELECTRICAL
COP1D ITIONS
per year
per year
per year
per year
per year
per year
per year
.195 Issuance Fee per permit
(plus appropriate inspection fees�
.196 Inspection Fees for ea.
sepa.rate inspection
of installation, re-
placement, alteration
or repair to any circuit
from 0 to 3o Ar�9P minimum per inspection
.197 Services, change of ser-
vices, additions, al-
terations, or repairs
on either primary or
secondary service� 0 to 50 AT�:P capacity
.198 Circuits, installation
of, additions, altera-
tions or repairs; ea.
circuit or sub-feeder
to be computed separa-
tely including circuits
fed from sub-feeders and
including the equipment
served, plus fce� aU set-
forth in items .179, .180
and .181
. � 99 �11 tra,nsforrriers and
generators for light,
heat and po�aer
(Plus 1 to 100 KVA�
101 ICUII and up
.200 Transformers for signs
and outline lighting
o to 50o va
ea. additional 100 VA
or fraction
.201 Renote control signal
circuits and circuits
of less than 50 volts
(except in dwellings�
.202 Other or requested
special inspection or
services (including
conduits and mobile
hor.�es �
,
�
FEE` .
� 30.00
45•00
60.00
75.00
100.00
�50.00
200.00
61 to 100 AT�?PS
101 to 200 A1':PS
for ea. additional 100 AT��:PS
or fraction thereof
0 to 30 AP�IPS
;1 to 60 AP�:PS
61 to 100 �11'�4PS
for ea. additional 100
AP�IPS or fraction
thereof
per unit
per KVA
per KVA
per unit
1 to 10 openings
ea. additional 10 open-
ings or fra,ction
ner man hour
.50
3.00
4•50
�.00
7•50
3.00
�.50
3.00
4.00
2.00
3.00
.20
.10
5.00
•50
2.00
.50
10.00
I3UILDIIJG, F�,i'�Ol)ZLII�TC, i�.iOVII;G, D��.OLITIGi�
F'ERrrT I�S
�3UILDIP�G (Insrections�
.210 Conti�truction �; enlarge
rrent
.211 Occupancy A — H
.212 Occupancy I — J
P1?P�+ IP �: }?�?ODTSLIidG
.215 Up to �;200.00
.2�6 ;;�200.0o to 5�500.00
. 217 � 500.00 i;o �G1 , 000.00
.213 ea,. additional �1,000.00
or fraction
. 21 � � ide�•ralk and driveway
permits
j"OTJ IIdG
COATD IT IOAlS
rr,inir��am fee
per 1,000 Cu.Ft.
per 1,000 Cu.Ft.
.220 Outside City (add cost of �,�iater & Se��r�r disconnect�
.221 Inside City Lir::its rninimur� fee plus expenses
DII•? OL IT I Oid
.223 Demolition (add cost of ?�;ater & Sewer disconnect�
i''?AI�QU�;Z & �',y°II�TIPaG
.225 I:''.arquee & 1lfmin�
F`"iT'dCEr
.228 ResiGential F'ences
OCCUPAi'�1CY PERP�?IT
.230 Single Re�idence
.231 Double Re�,ider_ce
.232 Apar-tr�ent�
.23� Gccupancy '1�' thru 'C'
rXCA VATIOi�T
.240 Perr:iit fee
�F
�y 5 . oc
�.50
1.25
up to 20 unit:�
more than 20 units - each
up to �00,000 C.F.
20C,001 C.F. to 500,00 C.F.
50d,001 and over
Plus deposit to pay coUt.� of r�pair
and restor�,tion of street c�..lculated
on the following basis:
.241 Unimproved Street
.242 Asphalt surface ti�rith
�ravel base
•243 �?sPhalt surface l+Iltl1
asphalt or concrete base
.24� Portland cement concrete
no fee
5.00
8.00
2.00
5.00
5.00
50.00
5.00
5.00
�.00
5.00
U.00
2.00
1.00
10.00
1j.00
20.00
5,op
0.50 � sq. yd.
2.00 � sq. yd.
5.00 � sq. yd.
10.Q0 / sq. yd.
PEI���'ITS
I�lECFiANICAL PERT��ITS
.250 Air Units installation
or relocation
.251 Alteration or repair of
other code regulated
appliances
.252 Appliance �ent
.253 Exhaust hood.
.254 Fan-connected single
duct
.255 Floor F�zrnace
.256 F'urnace: installation or
relocation-Porced Air,
Gravity, Hot i�Ja,ter,
Steam or Electric
.257 Incinerator
.258 Suspended or wall heater
.259 Ventilating systems-
independant
.260 Evaporator coller-non
portable
CONDITIONS
minimum
to � o, o0o c��?
over 10, 000 CF'P���
each
each
each
FEE
� ;.00
3.00
5.00
q.00
2.00
3.00
2.00
4.00
up to �, including 100,000 BTU 4.00
over 100,000 DTU 5.00
domestic 5.00
commercial or industrial 20.00
each 4.00
each
BOILERS, COA':PRESSORS,
ITdSTALLI�1^IOId APJD P�-
LOCATIOTd
.265 Ea. Installation up to
3HP or 100,000 BTU e�,ch
.266 3.1 to 15HP
100,001 to 500,000 BTU each
.267 15.1 to 30HP or
500,001_to 1,000,000 BTU each
.268 30.1 to 50HP or
1,000,001 to 1,750,000 BTU each
.259 over 50HP or over
1, 750, 000 73TU each
.270 for each appliance or
piece of ec�uipment re�zlated
by this code but not classed
in other appliance categories,
or for which no other fee is
listed
PLUI�iBIP1G P�T'�T:tITS
.275 Alterations �� rep�,ir�
.276 Cess pool and�or septic
t�,nk installation
.277 Finishing per fixture
.27� Puffin� in
.279 Dra.in Field
cE`�^7ER PFRP' ITS
.280 Residential connection
.281 Comm�rcial or indus-
trial connection
.2�32 Disconnection
�,dd also fees for road
excavation and repair
rcinimum
1 st ;�100.00
ea. additional w100.00
e�.ch unit
each
each
each 100 Uq. ft.
r.linimum fee
-5--
3.00
3.00
q.00
7.50
10,00
�5.00
25.00
3,00
5.00
3.00
�.50
5.00
2.00
�.50
5.00
50.00
50.00
75.00
PERI'+TITS
t�•1ATER PERMITS
.285 Connection fee
.286 Tapping inspection
.287 4iater meter inspection
.288 bvater turn-off
.289 `rv'ater disconnection
a�d also fees for
road excavation and
repair
7 ON IPdG
.295 Zoning & Rezoning
(If denied�
.296 Conditional Use Permit
.297 Uaria,nce
.298 Vacation of Streets or
alleys
.299 Subdivision Fee
REGISTRE!TION FEE
.300 Peddlers
CQNDITIONS
residential
commercial or
industrial
per tap
per meter
per valve
per connection
with application
refund
with application
with applica,tion
with application
FEE
� 10.00
25.00
5.00
5.00
7.00
75.00
200.00
100.00
35.00
35.00
50.00
100.00
3.00
Section 2. That all licenses issued by the City of Hopkins, un-
less otherwise noted, shall expire on the 31st day of Decer�ber in the
year issued or renewed.
Section 3. That Sections 1 and 2 of Ordinance No. 165 of the
City of Hopkins are hereby re�ealed.
Section q.. That the fees and other charges hereinabove setforth
in the ordinance supercedes the fees and charges setforth and pro-
vided in the appropriate ordinances establishing the licenses and
permits included in this ordiance and those parts of all ordinances
which establish fees and charges different from those established in
this ordinance are hereby repealed.
First read at a, re�ular meeting of the Council of the City of
Hopkins held on October 15, 196�3, and finally read, zpproved, adopted
and. ordered published at a regular meeting of said Eouncil held on
December 3, 1�68.
C. R. P�TERSON,
Secretary
JOSEFH C. VESELY,
City Attorney
To be published in the LIoplcins Sun, December 12, �968.
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: �
CI�Y OF HOPKINS
Hennep�n Coua�tye Minneso�a
ORDINAfdC� NOe 263.
AN ORDINANCE REGULATI�G FOODS, �OOD
PREPARATION AND ES7A�LISHMENTS
BE IT ORDAINED BY THE CI�Y COUNCiL OF 7HE rITY t3� HOPKINS as follows:
0
263.01 DEFiNiYTIQ(dSe �or the purpose or" th�s o�di�a�ce, t4�e foilowing
definatir��s shail apply in the interp�^etation and en-Fo�cement af this ordinance
and the fo�lowing words and tertns whereve� they �ccur �n this ord�nance a�e de�'ined
as f�l'oavs:
A. ADULTERATED FOOD shall m�an any vood whic� (a) consists �n whole
� o� i�n par� of ar�y filthy, putrid� decayedy or�decomposed sub-
starace, or coa�sists in whole or in part of ti�e produce of � dis-
eased ao�imal ��hich has d�ed hy accident, disease, or otherwise
ichan by s�aught�v�; (b) �s contained as� an �minediate pac�age
which is composed ofi any poisonous or deleter�aus �abstances►vhich
nay render the Gc�ntents �njur�ous t� h�alth; (c) bears or containe
any poisonous or delet�rious substar�c:� evhych may be injurious to
heai �h; �rov�aedy h��deder9 if sur.l� �'oad aear•s or° contains -poisonous
or del�t�v��ous subsbance added thereto os^ found the�e�:� fo�° whfch a
safe t�l�ranee ar standa�d has been es�ablished by ia;�ful regula�ionfl
oa~ 1aw� a�d if such deleter�ous s�bsta�ces arE no� en �xcess of such.
tolerance or standardfl such �ood shail no� b� adulterated9(d) or i�
�t has be�n processed= prepa�edp �acked o� he1�1 under u�san�tary condi�
�ions whereby it may� have bee� p•end�v°ed �n�u���us to he�3�h�
Ba �00� NAPdt��.E�: ihe �erm food handlec� as uszd ��� �his o•rdinance shall
m�an �ii+� p��s�� who handl es , prepar�s , or ser•.�ea food or dr� nk or
comes i rt con��a�t w� th any ea�ki ng e coaki ng , av° dr3 nki ng uter�s � 1 s o�
equiprnent in the cc�u�se o� his emp7oymeni �n an� food esta�7�shmer�t.
Co �AKER'� FOOD V�H�CLE shali mea� any �'aod vehicle used to transport
ba6cery goods about �he strEeis or t��e City for ��e purpose of sale of
suc� goods. ��°om doa�r-toadoore
Do.CRT�RING FOOD VEHYCLE shall.mean any fo4� �eheacle used to transport
any food ��^om i�is po.int o� pre��ara��cn tQ a point _where ihe fiood is
served from the v�h�cle to %he consume�, er any fo�d �ehici� wE�e�ein
food �s prepa��ed.gor sale o�° sev�vice to thw consumer.
EE CLEAN shaal m�an f��� from phys�ical.. chemical9 and microb9ai substances
dzscernibie hy or�dln�ry stigh�9 smei�, c�r ta�.ach, by ultraviolet lights
b�r ��^�ti f� 1;� al � igh� a and the �af�rar� ��e9o-dye tes'�t and free from i�e
sects� vervnin a�d �eb�is.
Fo EMPLOYEE shal �I mean a�y person 4dFi0 wen���•� a pe�°so�a7 serv� ce s�i th or
without co�pe��sations ►v�thin a �ood esiab3ishment.
G, FOOD shal� mean any rat�, coo�ed, ar processed substance, beve�agz, or ��
ir�gr�cl�ent used Qr �ntended f�r° use in aano7e, or in parf, �or human
co�sumptia�o The term "food" shail furt{�er �nGluden but �ot be l�mited
tos ice and water.
Ho FOOD CONiACT SUR�ACES shail mean �these sur�`ac�s of �he �quipment and
utensils w�th wh�ch food nov9na�ly cames �n�o cqn�aci and those s�rfaces
w�ih which food may come .in cont�c�, except by spili9 and �urfaces
whlch drain back or�t� su�faces an c�ntact �i�h �oouo
Ie FOOD ESTAB�YSFfi�ErdT shalt mean a�y blz�ldin�, room, stand, enclosure9
�eh�c2e, space, areaQ or et�er place wherein Tood as storFdfl pre�ared,
man�+�act�reds processed2 �rapped, cGrned9 paciceds bottled, �ranspor��ed9
d�str�buted, sal�l oa� c�ffered ��•r• sa�e o�^ ser�red in �ny 4ray w�ith or with-
_. out chargefl except that tnis shall no�c a�piy to d family.
Jo FOOD VEHICLE shall mean any �ood es�cab��shm��t consisting m�' a mobiie
vehicle which 3�auls any food �For 7he purposQ of de1��er�� or sa�eo
� Ko HEALTH AUiHORI7Y �hall mean the City Hea�th Office� of the C�ty of
Hop��nsD or h�s authorized representat�veo
L. HQME �REPARED FOOD shall mean any food �hich has been processed or
p�epared in � private home �ot licens�d �nder this ord�nancea
M. ITINERANT F000 ESTABI.ISHMENT shail mean a food es�ablishment operaiing
for a temparary per�od of not more than 14 conse�utive daysfl ancl�ding,
but no� limit�d to,�a fair, carni�al, c�rcus or p�blic exhibi��o�o
Ne MISBRANDING shall mean �he p�ese�ce or absence of any writte�, printed,
ng g�aphic m�tte� �pon or accampan�ng food or containers of �ood, which
v�ola�es a�y appl�cable localp S�a��g or Federal 1abeli�g requi�ements.
0. PERISHABiE FOGD shall mean any food or beverage other t�an (a) foods
�rhich a�e �n h�rmetica�ly sealed conta�ners proces�ed by heat f o prevent
spoi�age, or (b) dehydrated, dry or powdered produ�ts so low in moistus^e
content as to pv�clude d�ve]o �ne�t of micro�organisms.
P. PRE-PACKAGED FOaD sha�l mean clean, unadulterated9 �holesome food
pacicaged in a substantia�, clean conta�ner o� wrapper.
Q, READi�Y-PERISHABLE FOOD sha1� m�an any �ood cons�sting in whole o� in �
part of m�1EcQ m�lk p�aduc�ss eggs9 mea�, �ishe poultry, or any other ``
foad capable ^� support�ng r�pid and progressive growtt� of micro-organ�sms
dih�ch can.c�use food ir��ect'ion or �ood in-ioxicatione � �
Re REAQIL�-PERISNABLE FOOD VEHICLES shall mean ar,y f�od behicle, except
cate��ng.foo� vehicles any bakery �ood veh��les, which �s used to .
�ranspor� read�ly�perishable �oods as herein defin�d within ar �nto
� the City o� Hopi:�res for delivery thereino
So RET�IL CANDY SHOP shall mean a food establishment where unw�apped candye
not manufac��;r�d tt��r�-�n, is sold or o�f�r�d for saie to the consumere
Te RETAIL CANDY 0�liLET sha�i mean a fQod estabiashment whzre wrapped candy
is sold o� og��r�d for sa�e, not thraugh a vending machine, to �he con�
sum�r.
Ue SAFE 4dATER �hali mean water which is not adulic�rated and which.is free
from pathogens and coli�o nn orgar�isms.
Vo SAFE LdATER SURr�LY sha11 mean a source og safe water �rom eiti�er the
municipa� water system or� a so�rce of wa�ev°, i��e operat�on, location
and construction of which are in confovmance.with the standards o� the
M�nnesota State Board of liealth.
Wa SINGLE�SERVICE UTENSILS shall m�an al'! ui�ensils wh�ch are meant �o be
used �nly once and then d�scarded.
Xe SP300'�N sha�l mean had�ng a suw�ac� free of cr�cksg chipsa oppn seams,
o^us�, corr°osion fl breaks, pi ts 9 chec!cs 9 and ri dges .
Si�i00TH, when used w��h refere�ce t� equipment and utensi� sur�ac�s9
shal� mean.a surface wh��h, in tii� case of sta�niess stee7, nickel alloy -
or othe� carrosion resistar�t me�al, has a� least a fdo. 4 mill finish;
or in the cas� of cast and fo�ged s�eel ancl cast �ickel a11oy9 has a
ro�aghn�ss no� exceed�ng P�merican S�andard Noo �25; or in the case of
oth�r non-corrosion�res.istant alloys9 is a� least as smooth as commercial -
gr��de cold rolled steei and is free o� loose scaieo __
Ya UTE��ILS shall mean a�� k�tch�naaav�e, tableware9 dishes, glassvraree
cut�erv9 po�sm �ar�sfl �ontainers, imp�ements9 or oicher equ.ipment wi�h
a�hich food comes ir� contact dur�tng storages cook��g, pv�epai^atios�9 di��
play or ser�di��.
Ze ti�H41.ESOM� shail mean sound, heathfu19 clea�, unad�altera�ed, and in all
ways fit �'Qr h�man �ood.
2.
BOARDYNG HOUSE m�a�s an eat�ng p�ace vJher� meals are �urn�,hed
regularly to �wo or more persons o.the� ��an members of the familya
FAMILY means an indid�dual or iwo or mo�e persans related by blood,
marriage, or adoptfion, �nciuding fosier ehildren and b��a��ed domesiic
- servants �mployed on a full_time basis by ihe family in the di�elling
unita livang together as a�ingle ho�sekeeping un�t in a dwelling unSt
and also including roomers provided that the family plus the roomers
sha11 no� exceed a tota7 of five persons9 provided �urther, that the
limit of five persons shall not apply where the �ntire group living
in the dwelling �n;t consists of p�rsons related by blood, marriage,
or adopt3ons including �oster ch�ldren and domes�ic servantso
AAo APPROVEQ shall mean acceptable to the.Health Au�hority in �onfo �nance
wit� �pp�opriate standards and good pub7ic health practice. �
263.02 LICE�SES REQUIRED: No person shall operate a�ood e5iabl�shment or
engage �n.th�_business of operating a food es�ablishme�t w�thin the c�rporate limits
of the City of Nopkins un1�s� a lacense, or licenses if more than o�e is requi�ed,
of the type as �ereinaf�ter or �n other c�dinances pro�ided shall have been obtained
�here�or pu�suant to this ord�nanc�, from the City Counci'I. The food estabiishments
�o be iicensed a�e as �ol�o�s:
Ae CATERING Fd�O VEHIC�E LICE�Sf
Be BAKERV FOOD VEHICL� LICENSE
C. READI�Y-PERISHABLE FOOD VEHI�LE LICENSE - GENERAL
D, READI�Y�PERI�HABLE FOQD VEHiCLE-F�EE�' LICENSEe A person ope�ating
,o� engagzng in �he bus�ness of operat�ng morP tha� one read�ly�
per�shable food d�hic�e may i�stead of licensing each veh�c�e under
Section Ca, obtain � s�ngle license �or al� vehicles operated as a
fleet of d�hicles f�•om one locat�ono 5uch license for the.entire
fleet may be revoked if any v�hac3e operated i� �he �ity of �opkins
fai�s �o mee� ihe stat�da�ds required by this ord�nanc�.
Eo �E�AiL CAN�Y �HOF L�CENSE
E1, RETAIL CANDY Oi17LET
Fo IriNE��NT FOOD ESTABLiSH�ENT LICENSE
Go FOOD ESTABLTSHMENT LICENSEe No person shall ope�ate or engage in the
bus�ness of operat�ng a foo� es�ablb�hmen� ��$hira the corporat� �im�is
of the City of Hopk�ns un�e�s a lic�nse shall have been obtained there-
fo�a prod�ded� howe�e�g that �icen��s of ca�ering food veh�cless bakery
cate��Rg food dehicle�9 �eadi�y-per�shable fcod vehiclesfl reta�l candy
ou�l�tn.re�a��: candy shop, or �tinerani food establishm�nts shall be
required to abtain on�y the types of license here�n�efore specified,
Ho LOCKER PLANT, �OCKER OR DEEP �REEZE FOOU STOR,4G� OR PROCESSING
ESTA�LISHME�To
Io DISPLAY 0� �%CENSE. Such licenses shall be conspicuously.d�splayed at
al� tim�ss readil� a�ailable for ��sp�ction, in a�l l�censed food
establi�hments, All �ood veh�cles shall be identified afi�h the name
and �ocaiion of the li�cens�e �n pl��►i l�tters no� less than 1" high
promanently d�splayed on each sade.
263°03o FEE EXE�PTIONS9 �ICENSE REQUIRED: Food establishments in g�vernmental
subd�visions, Hous�s of Wo�ship, child�care homess s�hools, char�table and �on-
profit �ospitals, and employ�e coffee shopss sha�l be req�aired io app�y �or and obtain
a license, but shal� no� be�chawged a fee therefor, but shal� be subject to a11 other
�equir�ments of this ord�nance.
263.04o SANI�HR� SURVEYS OUTSIDE tHE CORPORATE �IMITS OF THE CI�Y OF HOPKINSo �he.
hea�th Author�ty may make sa�itary surveys of �ood establishments.situated outside �he
corpo�ate lim'ites of th� Cit� of Ho��i�5 wM�ch s�ll or.offer �`or sale9 or distrib�te
food wi�hin the City of Hopk�nse The fees for such inspectio�s shall� be equal to th�
� total o� �he ac�ual cos� �f salary paid �h� Health Authori�y by the City of Hoplc�ns
�o� �he nu�nber of hours ne�essari�y spe�i �� each such survey, and the cost of t�ans- _
portat�o� i�curred or.expe�ded by the Nealth Authority for actual mileage at the .rate
currently being paid by the Ci�y of 8 cents per m�le from the �i�y Hall or last place
nf such survey., �hicheaer �s les�; ��d returning to the City Health Department �t the
Hopkins City Ha11e The City Health Authori�y shall report cost of such surveys to the.
Director of Finance who shail rende� statements �o� such inspection costs to the
licens�� wha obtaans fo�d �rom such source outside the City ]imits and the licensee
30
i
shaal within ten day�
� I� said l�censee fai
o� said statement hi
50 mi 1 e rad i�s of th�
by �he Ci�y Manage�
inspeciions beyond t.
the reports of oLher
pay the �ount cla�me� #n the statement to the C�t,y of� Nopki�so
s to pay for inspection cos�s �ithi� �en days after re�eipt
license may be red�kedo 5uch suF°veys mad� �n excess of a
C�ty of Hopkins Cit� Hall sha�l not be made unlessauthor�zed
ut sha71 be made at ieast once per yeara In l�eu of making.
e corporate l�mits of Hoplcinss �he Heaith Authority may accept
gover.nmental food sanitation regulatory agencieso
263.05o SAI�ITARY SURVEYS OF FOOD ESTABLISHMENTS. The Health Authority shall
conduct san�ta�y surveys of ev2ry food estabiishment as frequenily as he may deem
necessary to insure �ompliance w�th this ar.dinance; b�t not less than onc� perr year.
263.06o POSTINGa Each sanitary s;urv�y report sha�l be posted by the Health
Authority upon an inside wall of the food establishment�, not in a public arean and
such survey report shal� not be defaced or removed by any person9 excep� �he �iealth ��'
A�thori�yo Such posting shall consti�ute�servace of an off�cial notifica�ion of the ;
�nspection by the Health Authority. The Nealth Authority may, �n l�eu of posting
such reporto de7�ver it to the licensee or his a�athorized ager�to Another copy �f
the inspectio� report shall be filed with the records of the Health Depar�ment>`
263o07e ACCESS TO PREMiSES A(VD RECORDSe The person operat�ng the food esfablishN�-
meni shall� ��oa� request af the Health Authority, p�rmit access to all parts of the
establishme�t at any �easonab�e time for Rurpose of surv�y and shall exhibit ard
allow copying of any and all boo�s of accountsp paper and records re�ative to purm
.cp�ases.ai food for purposes of ascertainyng sour°ces of foodsa
263008, RE�OVAL AI�D CORRECTION 0� VIOLATIQNS� Upon the posting in a rood
establishment or the del�ver�y ta the l�cense� or h�s authorized agent o� a suv°vey
report which contains a not�ce of one �r more,violations of this ordinance, all
licensees, own�rs, or operators shaii cor�ect or remove each violation �n a reason-
able ]ength of time as determined by the Health'Authorityv The length of t�me for
�the cor�ection fl� r�modal of each, such violatian shall be �oted on �he survey report.
ihe fail�re to a^emove ar correc� �ach such violation wathin the time period notecl on
the stervey report shail const�tute a separate v�olati�n o� th7s ordinance.
26300�, EXAMINA�'I4N, CONDENiNAT�ON,�TAGGINGa Samp7es of food may be taken for
examtinat�on by the Hea�th Authority w�en reasonably necessary for the detection of
cariwhoiesame ow adultera��d ��odse blh�n the,Hea�th �u�thority has made a determinat�on ,;
that any �a�d �s unwhal�same or adu]�Cerated, or un�it �'or human cons�ampt,ion, or has ��
��rbidden the sale or use thereof, such faod sha�l not be used or sold, and shall9 �`
upon order of the Health Authoritye be r�moved or destv�o,yed> When ihe Healih Ruthorit�
has ordered that any clothings equipment or utens�l in any fa�d establishment is not �
to b� used by �eason c�,�' nor��eomplia�ce wi�ih this Ordinance or be�ause of dirt9 filth,
extraneous matters �nse�ts, corrosi.onD open seams ea^ ch�pped or cracked surfaces9
�uch �tem sha11 not ther�after be used. The 9�ealth Authori�y shall place a tag ir�- �
d�cating su�h ordew on the item and �t shall be unlab,rful for any per$on t� use such
itern �ihile tagged or to v�2move the tag except under direction of the Hea]th Authoritya:;
263.iQo IiINER,4N� �OOD ESTABL�SH{�ENiS. It�nera�t food establishments shall
c�mply with a�l appl�cab�� pr°avisions of th�s ordi�ar�ces a�d sha11 �e �onstr�cted
and operated �e� an app�oeretl man�er, prov�ded, that specific requ�remenis for physical -°
fac.i 1 i ti es may be v�ai Ned �r pe�rn� tted by v��gu1 ati on of the Heai th Authori ty when
scai�able substitutesfl �bFoich w�ll not result qn an i�aninent health hazard, have been =
p�ovided, Befo�e �ommenc�r�g operatior�s of any kinds th� licensee hereunder sha�A1
not$f,y �he Hea�th A�a��or�ty th�t such food establ�shment is ready for fir�al sanit�ry
�ur�eys as�d the H�alth A�thor�ty shail immediately make a survey a�ad $�sue a repov°t
thev�eonfl and no iti�e�ant food es�ablishment shall commence aperat�ons untyl the�
requ�rements o� �thi� ordir�anc� have be�n met in ac��rdance with the Health Au�hority°��i
final �nspect�on �epor���o ,
263.11a SOUR�ES OF �10D�GENERALe Ai� food iu� a11 �ood establishments shall be
cle�a�9 who�e�ames f�e �a�m spo�lage, adulteration, and misb�anding, and sha�l be
p�epar�d, proces�ed, hac�d�eda pack�g�dy transport�d, a�d stored s� a� to b� protected .
f�^om co�tami.nat�an and �p��l�ge, and �hall be �afe fov� human cunsc�mption. tia home
pVepared foods sha]1 be �eR� o� used i� any food establBshment, excep� that home pre� �
par�d ro�dg may b� kep� o� us�r.i i� �c:h��1s ans� H��asas o� 4Jcrsh��o N� ��od eetabl�sh-
ment shall ��11 or us� any f�od ou° �ood pr°oduct from � so�a�ce �vhi�h has been dis�
app�ved by the ��a�th A�thoritye
263e 12 , SOURCE OF :��A� RY PRODUCTS o M� 1 R a�d '�l u� d mi 1►� pv�oducts sh�l l be Gc~acJe
°'A°' a�d shai7 be s�rved to �the c�nsa�mer �n the ��idiv�dual, unopened9 or:jg�nal coa��
�ainev�s �n whiCh thpy �►e�e recei��d f�°�m �6�� di�trib�ator, or served �rom a bu�k conm
taro�e� �qu�pped vi��h � 5a�itav�y d�spens��g devieea pro��ded, hogv�ver, �hat c�eamfl
r�hipped cream, oa° ha�fpand-h�lf may be ���ar�ed �rom ar� opened o�iginal ca�►ta�ner or -
�v�m a sa���ar� c�eam disp�r�s�ng dev�ce fo�° use �� servic� on ihe premises, pa^oeided,
4e
:�i�
f��ther, that milk s�r�ed at hospiials and inst�tutions may be served from mne
quart or two qua�t �ontain��rs pac�aged at a milk Qla�t, and mixed milk drinks re�
quiring iess than one-half pint of milk may be pour�d from one quart or two quar�
cuntaine�s packaged at a milk plante Th� dipping or ladiing of milk is prohib�ted,
except for immediate cooking purposes, provide�, further , ihat this s�ction shal]
n�t apply to manufactur�ng oY parocessing foad establishments dvhich made no sales at
�etail no� direct saies to co��umerso
263.33. 50URCE OF SHELLFISH. Oy�ters, clams, musse�s, and other shellfish, i�
serv�d on the shell, must be served in the originai shell. �
263e14e SOURCE OF MEATo A�7 meat and mea'c products received, k�p�, or used �n
�ny manner in any food estabi9shment shall be officially identified as had�ng been
�nspected fo� whole�omeness unde� the super��sio� of a lzcensed veierian, or Federally
approved inspecting facil7ty a�� any such p�oduc'cs �pon which any such official
identi�ication �s lost by �eason of the processing ther�of sha11 be identif�ed by the ,
name and location of the p�oc�sso� thereo�o Grou�d b�ef produ�ts shall not conta�n
�ore than thtirty (30�) per ce�t �a� by weighto
263,15e SOURCE OF POULTRYo All poultry and pou�try m�at products sha17 be clea�,
wholesome, free f�om spo�lage �nd aduiterationa a�d shall -i� p�ocessed �n a food �
es�ablishment meeti�g the req�irem�nts established by �tate lawsD ruies and regula�
tionsfl and shall be appro��d by the Health Authori�y.
263e16, SOURCE OF FROZE� DAIRY FQODSo All frozen dairy foodsD such asa bui aot
limYted to, ice cream, frozen custards, ice milk, m�l� sherbe�, and frozen malted
, milk, shall meet applicable sta�e lawss ruTes and �egu�ationse
263.17e NEALTH A�D D�ScASE CONTROL. No person wh�le affected �ith any disease
� in a communicable form, or while a carrier of such daseasQ, ow while aff7icted w�th
boils, infected wounds, so�es, or an acute resparatory or gastric inte5tina� infec-
tion shall work in any area of a foo� estab�ishme�t in any capacity in which there
�s � uikelihood of traEismitting disease, a�d �o owner or operator of a food establish-
ment shail employ �� such an area any person known or suspected of being affected
with any such disease or condition. If the mana��►,a owner, or operator of the es-
. tablishment suspects that any empioyee has contrac�ed an� disease in a communicable
form9 or has become a car�ier of such diseasen he shall notify the Health Authority
�mmediately<
263e18e PERSONMEL CLEANLINESSo A11 persons workin� in food establishments
shall wear clean outer�garme�l:sfl mai�tain a high degree of personal cleanliness9 and
conform to hygieniG pract�ces dur�ing all perio�s of duty. Hair ne�s, head bands,
caps, or other ha�r restra�nts shall be used to keep hair from food, ut�nsils, and
equipmento They sha�l wash th�ir hanus iho�oughly jn an approved handwashing �acility
before starting work9 and as often as may be necessary to r�move soil �nd contamina-
tiono No person sha3� resume work af�tev� vis�ting the toilet v�oom without firsi ,
�vash.i ng hi s hands .
263>190 TOBACCOo The use of tobacco in any fovm by persons engacled in handlings -
� Rrepar�ang9 or serving food, or cleaning utensils and equipment, in a food establish-
ment is prohabited at all t�mes when such persons av�e on duty for such work, provided9 ,
that9 designated location may be approved by ihe Hea�th Authority for smoking. �
263020o REQUIRED EQIJiPME�d7� � Every foad es�ablishmerit shall be provided with
equ�pments applacable �:o.the operation thereon conducted, which is so designed, can� -
s'tructed, installedfl located, and maintained as to pennit full compliance with the "..
provisSons o� this ordinan�no :
263e21; SANITARY DESIGN, CONSTRUCTION AND INSTALLAT�'tOP� OF EQUIPMENT AP1D
U'iENSILS.
Ae A11 ne6,� and r�pl acernent equ� pment and , utensi 1 s shai 1� be ofi' such mater� al
warkmanship and d�sign as to be s�nooih; easily clea�able; resistar�t to wear,
denting, buckling; pitting, chipping and cracking; and capable of withstanding
s�crubbing, scc��r�ng, repeated corros�v? action a� clean?ng compounds, and o-ther
nor°mal condit'ions and.operationse Food conta�ct surfac�s shall be non-toxice
Food conta��t su�faces and surfac�s r�ahich come in contact with �ood debris sha17
be readily access�ble for cleaning and inspec�ione
B..Al1 equ�pme�t shall be so installed an� maintained
the cleaning thereo�, and ofi all adjacent areasfl and shall
wepairo Equipment �n use at the time of adoption of this
r�ot fully meet the above requirements9 may be continu�d in
kept � n a cl ean and sani �ac^y condi ti on.
as to facilitate
be kept in good
ordinance which does
use only.if �t �s
5. ,
C, All equ�pment and u�ensils ynstalied or placed �n service after ihe
passage �f this ord�nance shall comply with�Standards l, 2, 3, 4� 5, 6, 7' 8,
and 12, a�d C-� and C-2, as amended, of the National Sanitation Foundation
vrhen applicableo Th�ee copies of the above numbered Standards shall be kept
on f��e by the City Clerk. Eq��ipment no� desc�ibed or covered by such�standards
shal� n�t be insta�l�d before it has been approved by the Heaith Authority. _
D, Single-serdice utensils shall have been manufactured, packaged, trans-
parted, stored, and handled in a sanitary manner,
263.22. CLEANING9 GENERAL REQUIREMENTSe All uie�sils and equipment sha11 be
thoroughly cleaneda and �oad contact surfaces of utens�ls and equipment shall b�
given bacteracidal treatment and shall be s�ared in such a manner as to be prot2cted
f�om.contamination.
Ao �10T IJATER BACTERICiDAL TREATME�dT METHODo
]e Th�s method of bactee^icidal �reatment shall consist of immersion
for at leas� two minutes in c�eane hot r�ater at a temperature of at
�east 170 �egrees Fahrenhei� o� for 1/2 minute in boiling water. A
iheo�nnometev� sha�� be kept in a convenient place nea� the facilities.,
fov�.ch�cking the v+ater temperature. Pour�'ing or spraying water over
washed utensils or equi�ment is prohil�ited as a means oi batericidal
trQatment, excep� �n a spray cabinet or a�i automatic diswasher.
2. Water �s�d for bac�ericidai trea�m�7t of utensils and equipment
shall at all �iime� durir�g business tzou�,°s be kept ai a temperatu�e of
at least 170 degrees Fahrenheito and at all other times whi�e utensils. _
and equipment are b��ng washed and given ba�t��ric�dal treatme�t, the -�
water shall be kept at a temperature of at least i70 degre�s Fahrenhe��o
A three compartme�� sink s�all be.us�d, w�i�h the ��rst compartment for
washi�g� the second compa�tme�t for v�i�sings a�d the th�rd �compartment -
for i��rsion in wat�r ai a temperatu�e of at least 170 degrees fahiwen-
he�to The bactericidal compartment must be properly equipped with a
heati�ag unit or other me�3ns to maintayr� 4he specified temperature w�iie
in usee
3, In�egral d�^ainboards shall be proe►ided at �ach e�d of the s�nke
B. CHEMICAL BACTER�C�DA� �'REAiMENT M�TliODo
le A11 utens�3s and equipment shall be �iean before being subjecf,ed
to bacter�c�dal tv�ea��nent by any chemBcal meihod,
2. Chemicai solut�on once use.d �hal� not be reused for bactericidal
trea�men�� on any succpeding d�yo
3, Where chem�cal treatment is usede a.three campartment s�nk shall
, be required; ttie -f7a°st compartme�t to be �sed for� washing, the secon�
for clear water r�nsing, and the third for chemi�al imme�sione
4e Integz°al dv�a�nboards shal� be prodided at each end af the sink.
5. The �ype of chemical compou�d, �he c�ncentration for use, and ihe
]ength of time of exposu�°e shall bE aRproved by the Nealth Author�ty;
Co ��ECHqr3iCAl. S�R�Y�TY�E WASHING AND BACTERiCIDAL �'REATr1EN'fe When mechan-ical _
spray-type wash�ng aperations ��^e employed, a71 mul�i�c�s� utens��s and eguipment
shali be pv°e�scraped9 p�°�-�lush�d9 or preasoaked. Ut�nsils and equ�pme�t shali be,
plaeed in racks or on conveyors in such a way that all fooG contaci sr�rfaces sha1�
be subjecteci to unobstp°uct�d wa�h and �ir��e wa�er sp�ays. Detergents o� a concen-
tration whi ch wi 11 v°ende� U$�t1S115 dCtd equi pm�r�t ci �an sha� 1 be used at a] 1 times -
in the wash wate�a Ldash water tempera'cures shall be at least 140 degrees Fahren-
heita-except in �ingle taa�k type machine� in which the wash water temperatuv�e shali °
be a� aeast 160 degr^ees Fahrenheito F�ow pr�ssu�e of r.inse water shall be main=
tained �t all tames at not -less than 15 pvu�ds nor more than 25 pounds pe� square �
inch� Recircu�ated e��nse water� sh�il be m��nt�ined_at a temperai:us�e ef at least 170
degrees Fahrenhe�t. The temper�t�re of the ���s�ai a~�r��e waier shall be at least _
180 degrees Fahr�nheit at the enirance of the �inse s�ray arms o� al1 machines while
d�shes av�� being washedo � reci�cu�ating line and accessory equ�pment shall b� pro-
vi ded between the hot wa�er h�ater ar�d the autornati c di shv�asher j f tne Hea1 th Au�hori t,y '�r
deems i� ne�ess�ry �n order for the iicensee to comply wz�h th� requ�red water�
t�mpev�aicureso The�momete�^s, aah�ch w�11 �+:cuv�ately �ndicate the temperaLu�e of the
wash and rinse wa��r9 sha�l b� pY•ov�ded �n al� machaa��se ,
Do OVEN UTEHSILS A�D EQUYPMENT� U�ensils asid equipment vahich rout�r►ely
go into ovens for baking pu�poses and �ahich are used for no other purpose shall not
�
5e g�eq�z�ed to �� gi��n ��ct��3c�da1 �r�atm��t, p�ov�ded, h��ed�rn such �te��i?s
and eq��ipm�nt must be caean,
Eo L��GE EQi1YPMEi�T AND UTE�IS�L5o lav°ge .p�eparation eq�aipme�t a�d ��tensils,
�ncl+�dfinga bu$ raot lamited te�g lcett]e�, ro�x�rs, gr�nderss and slic�rs, �fhi�h exceed
�he �a�pacit,� of �he c]ean�r�g sinks �r va�ss shall be �horoughly �]eaned, rinsed, and
subjected to bactev°�c�da3 treatment after ��e aay's ope�^ation9 af er the comple��on
of each meals or aftev� each use, by �ny �f the m�thod� an th�s oa^dinance described
or by spraying or swabb�ng w�th a ch�mvcal �� a manner approved b,y the Heal�h
Author� �:y.
F. 0'YHER �RE�HODS, €�ny �ther pa~oc�du�e oa^ process may be used, provided
the �ice�see sha19 subm�t to the E�ea�th Author�ty evide�ce showing �r� deta9l the .
procedur�e or process a�d the effiectiveness tcher�of, and, provided sueh methods are
appro��d by �he Health At�$hov��it�re
G, ST�RAGE. After ba�te�icidal treatmerit, equ�pment and uiensi�s sF�a]1 be
stared in a c��an; d�y p�ace protected frvm f1�es, dus�i� and other contam�natio�y
and shall be ha�dled so as to pre�ent contaminatione �9�t°cold storage of glasses
or similar�-utensils �s pr�h�b�$ed. �.11 u�der cou�ter uie�sil storage compavtmerits
�ess tria� 18 inches from the f1�or shall be enclosed and shall be kept enclosed ex-
c�pt durirag �imes o�r ni�al se�^viceo Enclosed automatic ��ens�l elevators swiall be
accep��d. Cups �nd glasses stor�d on shelves shall be inver�eda Raci: or �ray stack-
ing of glass�s �s p��m�ssab�e� Shelding shail be �,rotected by easi�y cleanable, non-
absorbent mate�°ials, pai��, �ar�ii�h9.or eyu�valento
He STORAGEp%CE CREAM DIPPERSe Runni�g wate� dappea~ wells cnnr�ected to a
safe watew s�apply and a seda�rage system �h�^ough a trap shall i�e provided f'or ice
cream dippers ano scoops at all locat�c��s �� s�at�ons where bullc ice cream is dis-
pensedo This �equiremeni.shali e�oi apply i� ichose s�tuat�or�s vrhere ice cr�am is
being served at a temporary locatior�a hoQaevev°, i� s�ach cases, contain�rs og water
used for ice cream d�ppers and scoflps s6�a11 have �he water th�r2in cha��ed at least
evPry t��ea��y mi n�tes e
I: SINGI.E SERVI�Ee All s�ngle serv�ce ute!��i�s shall be stored, ha�dled,
and dispensed �c� a sar����av��r manner, and �h�l� be use�! only oncea
263.22, WATER-SQURCES. All water shall b� drawn from the m�n�c�pal water sys.tem9
provided9 howevers a waier� supply �oca.�ed on the premises.ma�+ be used �fi' the �pera-
tions location, and constr�aciion are �n accordance ►��th Plinnesota State Baard of
Health star�dardsv W��� a pr°ivate �ater supply sys.t�m, the licensee in such case,
s�all, at Fias expense, make �rrangement5 far chem�cal and bactea^�ological analysis
of zhe wateo^9 and this analysis shail be done at intervals of no�i le�s than three
(3} �$mes eaeh calendar y�a�o When the res�lts r�f a�y an�lysis shall be ansatisfacd
toryy th� Health Auth�a^�ty sha31 �equire s�zbsequent sampling and corre�tive measures
�� accordance w�th M�nnesota Health Department Standards of April 1, 1960. A capy
of each of these. repor�s �ha�l be si�bmitted by maii d�r�ctly from iF,� l�boratory to
�he Health Depar�Lment of the C�i:y of HoUkins imm�d7aicely upon completion o� the
l aboratory� worlc e
253.230 6JATER--CROSS CONPdECTIOtVS TO NnN-POTABLE WFITER SY5iEP1S PROHIBITED< The
safe water supply pip�n.g shall not ih any manner b� d�rectly connected with any water
supply system wh�ch is not sa�ee Any piping which conveys non-potable 6�ater shall be.
rodenti�ied by �o3os^ so that �t is i��adi1�; dis�i�guished from piping whir,h, carries
potabie water.
263,24, FILLiNG, TRPNSP�RTIN6s;AND DISPOSING YJATER �'ROi� CONT,�INERS� lJater
used for drinlcing purposes, wh�?ch �s riot dispensed �hrough the water supply pipes of
the p1�ambing system, shall be sa�P v�a��r from a safe water supp�grp and shall be
placed in a co�eta�n��9 transpo�~tede and d�spensed �n a sar��tary manner.
. 263e25e WRTER-gC�. A11 �ce shall be rnanufact�ared �nly from safe water dvhich has ,:
been obt��ned from a safe v�ater supplye Ice si3a11 be hand1�d and transported in -
co�er°ed s� ngl e-sprv� cP conta� n�rs fl a� i n covered � ut�nsi i s wliici� are c� ean and whi c6�
have ��en ��Jbje;tPe� �,a ba��tr�r�dai ty���atmeni:o B�sckets� scoops9 a�d ice contai�zrs,
- �s�less they a�� siny?�e-ser�i�� �tensals, sE�aail be ma�e of a smooth9 �m�ervious mater°aa7�a �
and d�sigs�ed �o �ac�l9taate c�ean��ge The� snail_be clean at aIl timess handled and
stored when not in u:;� in a sanitary mar�ne�a Carvas co�tainers sha1.l r�ot be u5edo
� If ice�cr�shers are usede they should be easily �cleat�ab�eo They sha�1 be maintaine�
in a��ean condi��3on �nd shaii be s�b;��ct to bac�eric�idal treatment and shall be
� co�te�ed when not �n us�,
7.
263.26, SEI�AGE DISPOSA�4 All liquid waste and wate� �arr�ed sewa�e shall be
dbsposed oi by means of t�� publ�c se�erage system of the Cytys Yf such system abu�s
ti�e premasesn pro��ded, that ��h�n a� individ�al se�age dispos�� system is required,
�� shall be constru.cted 3� co��plia�ce �ith the C�ty Codefl excep� on faod veh�cles�
which d3spose of �h��r liq�id waste into �ec�ptac�es carried o� the vehicle for that
purposeo Thi� waste ultima�eiy shall be d�scharged i�to the publ�c sevaerage systeino
263027. PLUA�BING-GENERAL. Plumbing sha11 be so sized, installed and a maintai�ed
as to carry adequate q�antities af water to required locations throughout the es-
tablishment9'prevent contaminaeion o� the water s�pply; convey sewage and liquid
a�astes adequatel� �rom the establishment to the se�aer�ge system; and so that it does
nQt constitute a source of con�aminatio� �f food, u�ensilso or equ�pment; or create
an unsanitary cundition or �u�sance. Food se�vice equa�men�t, suc� as, but not limitea
to, ref�igerators, ice makerss and steam tables, shaZl be connected to the sewer
througii appro��d �raps.
263.28e iOILET,FACILITIES: Every �ood establ�shment wi�y the except�on of food
veh�cles shal� be pro°a$ded vr�th co�veniently locat�d and appro�ed water flush to�let
faciaities Nd��ch ar� kept �lean and �n good repair a�d free �►�om fliess.�n�ectso and
offensive odp�s. 7oile� fixtures and seats snall be of � sanitary design.and read�ly
cleanable., 7'he do�r� of all tailet rooms shali be self clos�ng, Easily cleanable
�eceptacles sha�i be provid�d for waste materia.ls. ���n �o�le� facilities are p�o-
��ded for �atrons, such f�ci�itiAs shall meet the r�quirements of this ordinance and
of the Hopkins Nousing Codeo
253,29. LA�ATORY�R�QUIRED �QUIPMENTo. E�ery food estab"lishmen�, other than
btaneran� food esta�lishments and �ood veh�cles handling only pre-packaged food or
.,_ which tra�sport meat in the mann�r provided by state �aw or regulation; shall be
prov�eded with adequate9 conveniently �o�ated, and approded �adatory facilities with
hot and cold run�ing water, hand cleansing compou�d, and single-service sanitary
io►�els or hand-drying devices9 prov�ded, that, in all n�w, �r extensively altered
� food establishments, hand�ash3ng �acZlltfies shall be prQvided within all areas whe�e
-, food i� prepa�edo
263e30e GARBAG�.AND REFUSE DISPOSALo All. ga�bag� a�d �efuse shail9_.prior �o.
d�sposala bE �ept i� i�gh� non-abso�bent cnnt���ers �hich shall be kept covered with
cBose-f�tt�ng l�ds when f�lledfl in sto�a.ge, m�r.not in co�t�nuous use,. provi�ed, that
suc� �ontaine�s n�ed not be covered when sto�ed in spec�al �.nsect and radent-p�oofed
room or enclosure o� food waste refrigera�or_e All other refuse shall bE stored in
c�n�iainerss rooms, or areas in an approved man��r. Adequate c7eaning fac�lities
shall 6e p�ov�ded� and each conta�n�r, �oom, or.area shali be thoroughly cleaned
agte� �he �np�ying or renoval of garbage and refus�. Faod waste gri�ders9 when
ins�alledfl sha�l compl.y with the p�umb�ng.o���nanceo Al1 gar��ge and �efus� shall
be d�sposed of va�th sufficie�t frequency and i� sueh a manner as to prevent a nu�sance.
263,31a INSECT A�D RODEN� CONTROL..Efrective measures sha�l be �aken to prevent
��e entrance, bre2d��g9 or presence nn the p�em7ses of flies9 roachess insects,
rodents, ar�d al i o�th�r berqni no
263e32. FLOORSD WALLS AND CEILINGSo T�Y floo� sur•faces in kitchens and in all
o�her a~ooms and �a~eas in ��h��h •rood is stov�d_ or p�^epawed, uter�syls are . washed or ..,
stor��s �r garbage oa�.�re�use is storedn and in:toilet rooms; dress�n,g or..locker rooms9
and waik-in re���gerators s6��i� be of smooth, nv�dabsorbani� mat�rial.se; and so cori-
stru�ted as to be easi�y ciear�abie, �rov�ded9 that the floors cf dv�y food�, non-
refr�g�rated;,..st�rage���eas need nc�t be nondabsorbanto Al1 floors sha11 be kept clean
and in good �epair, and t��e �s� of sawdust a�d similar materials shall not.be, per�niitede
�hese �equiremencs do..not p�edent i�he use of rugs and carpe��s �in die��nq rooms and
hal�ways and such other lo�at�ons as the Hea1t�i Autho�ity may �swablish.by �°egulation,
provided, that.such floor coverings a�e.kep� cleane Abras�de st��ps also may be �sed
whereve� deemed necessar,� to preve�t accidents. �loor drains shali be prQdTded in
al� roans vah��e �loors are subje�t to �loodi�g�ty�e c�eaning or �vhere nornal opera-
t�ons rel�ase or d�scharge water or o�hev� l�qu��d �vas�es on the flopra The walking
and driv�ng surfaces of a�� ext�r�or areas w�e�e food is se�^ved shall be �ept clean,
properly draineds and f�,n�s8�ed so as to racilitate maintenance and minimize duste
The waiis and ������gs o�F.all v�ooms
repa�re All �valls or r�oms o�^ areas �ri�.u�hich
washed, sha71 have �as71y cleanable, smooth,
reached by splash o� spray and the �valls and
light color,
�
shall b� ..kept cl�an and 1n good
food a s pre{�ared m ov� utens� l.s o� hands
washable sur�faces up to the highest levei
�e�lir�g of such rooms fins�shed with a
�
263o33e LIGHTINGe A11 ar�as �n ��hich faod is prepared or stored, or utensils
are �aashed, handwash�ng areasfl lo�k�� rooms, tailet rooms, and garba�e and refus�
storage areas, shail be weil oighted. All aaorking surfaces sha]] be ylliaminated at
not less than 20,foot ca�rdiPs of l�ghts. At leasL la foot candles of light sha]1
be provided on all other surfaces and equipmen�. Ir. sturage areas, a minimum of
5 foot candles o� �ight thi�ty inch�s from �h� floar sha11 be provided. Subdued
light�3ng in dinir�g rooms a�d pubaic access ar�eas is permissible, provided9 that
lfghting meeti�g the above requirements shail be available during all clean up
periods in dining rooms and access areaso
263e34a VENTILATIONe All ro�ms iii a�hi�h food is p�e�ared or served, or utensiis
are washed9 �,gd toi�et, dressing, ar�d iock�r rooms, and gar°bage and refuse storag�
areas shall/ continuously ventilated and shall be i`ree ofi disagreeable or excessive
odors, condensation, vaporss smok� arid fumes. Air replacement vents shall be de-
signed to prevent the entrance of ir�sectsr dust or other contaminating materialse
Al 1 gas or oi 1 fi ra �� �oasn heaters a�!d �aa�:�� heater� shal 1 be vented to the ou�Cs i de
of the building.
Ao �or ra�ms �n whi�h food is pre�a��d ov� served the following prov�si��s
shall apply:
1. LdCAL EXHAEIS�. P9echanica3 1oc�1 �xhaust ventilation shall be' ins�alled
at or over all fixed or mobi�e equipme�t wP��ch p�oduces odors, grease or smoke, in-
cluding equipm�nt such as r�nges, griddles, and cl�ep f"at �rying units.
2e INLETS AND MAKE UP AIR. ��� �e�lets shall be provided which ar�e of
sufficient capacity_to supply replacemen� of exhausied air, provided, further that
the summary calculation for exhaus� and make �p for the kitchen shail be supplied
from the dining.area. Air �nlets and a11 ducts sha11 be �ocated so as to provide
a uniform air movement throughout all rooms and areas. A�r inlets located on the
outside of the buildfng shala be located at least 10 feet off.the ground, and shali
not be lo�ated iv�thin 20 feet of plumbing vents"or other� exhaust ventso Deviat�on
on location of air inlets rnay be authorized by the Health Authority if the .licensee
cannot reasonably comply w�th this provision and if �he intent of th�s provis�on is
substantially met, In�et� shall be equipped with �ni�:ers which prevent �h� entrance
of insects and excessive dust9 dirtz or° any other cor�taminat�ng materials.
3o ALL HCODS, All hoods for food preparat�on egu�pment shall have welded
or soldered joints that are grease tight and be free of any openings or holese Ai]
hoods shall have grease collecting troughs �ac�der the �ilters which elimina�te the
dripping of grease fv�om stach fiiters on�o food, utensils, or equ�pment. Metal pans
sha17 not be considered.as a trough. P,il hoads sha7"! be equipped with lot velocity
filtea^ grease removal.systemse Such ff�ters shala be installed at an angle o� forLy-
five degrees to s�xty degrees with the ho��zonta� in tEie hoode� A filter veloc3ty
of not less than two hundred nor more thar� thre� hundred linear feet per minute shall
be provided at a17 t�m�s the hood is in use. Provided, howeeer9 any other grease re-
moval process or equipment of egual effectiveness m�y be used provided th� licensee
sha�l submit �o the i-iopkins Heaith D�pav�tnrent evidence showins in detail the prosedure
or process and ihe efifeet�deness thes�eofo Installatio� of v�ntilat�on hoods sha17
not tak.e place until rvr�tten approval has been grani�d by the Healti� Authorityo
4. CANOPY HOQDS, All �anopy tioods sha11 s�ve�,i�ang all cooking and baking
equipment a inin�mum of 8 inches and sha11 be prov�ded with a grease trough around
the perimeter which eliminates the dripping of grease firom such hood9 on�o foods
utensils or equipmento
Long hoods shall be provided ►��ith outlets on six food centers9 and hoods
with n�iltiple outlets shal� have manual air volume damperse Clean-outs shall be
provided in all duct work at t�n foot inter�a�s and �t all ninety degree bends and
shall be of sufficient size �o ailo�r cleaning �or a d�sta�oce of five feet on either
side of such cleanoutso C1�anout cavers shall be fa�tened in a manner to provide an
air t�ght f�to
5o CAiVOPY HOODS EXNAU�T REQUIREMEPdT> Th2 quanfiity of a�r exp�?essed in cubic
feet per minute �'rom ail �a�opy hoods shall be dete�n�r�ed from the fo1lowigg table:
Number of s���s en osed
�ntr�hoodj��
3 (wall hun�)
2 (corner hung)
1 (apron on 3 sides)
9.
��r veloci�y in CoF.M./sqvfto
o� hood apenings
150 �
100
85
85
�
6, NON4CANO�Y Fi00�lS EXHAUST REQ�JIREMEf�T. All non-can�py hoods shall
be prodided with equipme�t f�a�ing exhaus� ver�talai:ing ��par„$ty which prov�des.a
minimum air velocit,y of fir"ty €ee� per minL�te a� Lhe a�.at�§de �dge of the cook�ng
or proc�ssing equ�pmente -
7e AREA REQUIRE�E�TSo
a. Al1 foed estab�ishments shall provide a c�mplete eha�ge o�
air �ve�,y $wo minutes,.:�n a17 �aoci preparat�on areaso Accomplish-
ing �h�s by exha�s�aa�g air th�ough ihe hood to the extent �t is
effective 5ha1� �:onstitut� comp�ia�cE in u�hole �r in part>
�
be Fresh �nakew��p a�� shali be prou'ided in the din�ng ar�ea in amou�ts
according to the followinq:
25 cu, ft, per m�nute ofi fr�esh make-�p air for each p�rsona if
the seating capacity provides 100 cu, ft, of space per person.
20 cu. ft. per minute of fresh make�up air for each person9 if
the seatie�g capacity prov�des 200 cu. ��, or" space per �erson.
15 cuo fto pec^ m�nute of fresh make�up air �`or each person, if
the seating c�pacity provides 300 cu, ft, of space per person.
8. HOOD DUCTSe Hood ducts shall be des�gne� and constructed with a duct
air velocity of 150o to 2200 7inear feet per minute. Y�e ducts shall be c�nstructed
of No, 18_U.S. gauge steei or� heavier, or tio. 20 t1.S. �a«ge stainless steel or
heavier and �11 seams shali be welded or bolted with air-tight gasket materialo
When d�cts gu through one hc��ar or more �i re v°es j stant vaal l s or cea 1 i ngs fi re dampetrs
shall be pravided, D�acts wiihin 1� inches of combustible material shall be insulated
�ith high temperature insula�ion.
9, PANS OP! HOODS �kOHIBiTEDa ihe use of pa��s �o cover the face of any
hood is prohibited �dhcre co�king fats or oils are used either in the product or
the process. In no�-grease siivations p�ns ar� per�ni�ited and i,h�� followir�g minimum
cr�te�ia sha31 be accepted �:tilizing a m«ximum slot �r�idth of three incheso
fVumber nf sides ex �osed
�centra hoo �
3 (wall hung)
Ai� velocity in CeF.M./linea�
foot of slot
00
80
Ro The provisions of this ordinance are sup�l�mentary to the Suilding
Code Chapter of the City Code,
263.35. No build�ng permzt for the construction or alteration of a food
establishment shall be issued until �he pla�s have be�n approved in writing by the
Health Authority.
263.36e DRESSING ROO�iS ANO �.00KERS. Facilities sha11 be provided fior the
starage of er�ployee°s clo�Ghing ar�d persanal belong�ngso Where emplayees routinely
change cloihes within the es�ablishment, one or more dressinq rooms or des�gnated
areas shali be prov�ded for th�s purpose. Such designated areas shali be located
outside di the food preparat�one storage and serving areas9 and the utensil washing
and storage areas, pv�odid�d, thata then approved by the Health Authority, such an
area may b� located ir� a storage roam whev°e only bott�led or completely packaged and
protec�ed foods are stor�do Dressing rooms or such dPsignated areas sha�l be equipped
with lockerso Dressinc� rc;oms and lockers shall be lcEpt neat and clean,
2fi3.37e liOUSEKEEPIiVGe A�1 parts of �he food estak�lishment and �ts premises
shall be kept neat, clean� �nd free of litt�r and re�usee Cleaning op�rat�ons shall
be condtec�ted in such a manner as to m�nim�ze contamiriat�an of food anr� •fobd contact
surfaces. No�e of the operatoons connected with � faod establishment shall be con-
ducted in any room used as �nding or sleeping qua�ters. Soiled line��, coatse and
aprons shall be kept ir� approved containers unt�l remud�d for laundering. No pets
shall be allowed in any a�ea where food �s prepared� �tor^ed, or served, provided,
that guide dogs accompanyir�g blind persons may be pevmit�ed in food establishmentso
263.38.
that there is
� o� employee,
measures:
PROCEDURE WHEN IN�ECTION I;, SUSPECTED. 4ll�en there �s reason to believe
a possibility of disease transmissoon frc�ni a food establishment owner
the Hea1�h Autharity is authoriz�d to require any or al,l o� the followir�g
i0o
0
�e ihe amrned�ate �a�cl�asYon o� a suspec�t�d persoe� fi'rom a�i food
astab2ishm�r�ts.
Be The t�4arasfer o� �he services of such persan to an area o� the
food establishmen� where th��°� �dould be no dangev° of transmitting
disease,
C. The req�iremer�t o� adequate medical examinations ov suct� persons
and thei r asso{�� �ates n wi th su�h 1 abora�or�y exar�i r�ati cr�s �s may
b� indi�atedo
Do The imm�diate clos�ng of the �'oad establishment uni:i� no further
danger cf di�2ase outbrea�C exists in th� opinion of the Fl�alth
Ac�thor�i �y and the Gi t,y i�anage�e
2630 39. INDUSJ'RY S�LF�a�JRVEYe Edery �'ood establ �� shme�t shal i aa^range for a
program of sa,ni��at�on self��ns�ect�on conducted by tl�e ownerp manager, sa�itation,
supe�v�sor9 o�r an agen�o
263,40, CONSTFt�GTI(3N��<AN REVIEW. Ala pe�sans who hereafter constructs exten�
s3vely remodel ow c�nve�� b�i1dings o�° facili��es �o�� user as faod es�ablishmen�ss
sha11 congovn� and cor��ly �s r� thei r constr��c��on, er��:ti o� or al terati on wi tih the re�
qu�v°ements o� �l�is or�d���a�cp and/or �the Hopkins Eu��l�tir�g Code. •Three (3) s�ts of.
f�nai de�ai�ed plaris anci sppcific�tions for such �o�st�u�tion, remodeleng or a�ltera-
tions v�h�ch sha�l shaw l��outs a��ang�mer�� for p�umbi�g and construct�an materiais
of wo�^k arQasp and l�cat�oe�, stanaardsq sa�e and equ5pment and faciii�ies$ in respect
�o t�e �^e�ui��ments �f th�s �rdi��nc� and Rhe Hopki�s �uilding Code, st�all be filed
b;� th� ownew or his auLhariz�a re��^esentative yn �he o�fice a� the Bu�iding Departmento
Such pians and specifacat�oe�s ar,d any �hanges, mociifac�t�o�s or alterat�ons thereoi,
shal] be rev�etided and �ppro�ed a.nd so endorsed, s�b��c� in final insp�ction by the
Health Aut��oriiyo Cons�rur;.ion shall oe dune in acc�ruanc� wi$h the appr°oved planso
263e41 o VENDING P��G�I��9:=Sa
ao N� person sl�all engage �r� the b�s���ss af sel��ng or vending food
o� dr�r�k by vending mac�ir�e, nor mainta�n s�ach a machine on prem�ses owned, operated,
ov� mar�aged b,y such person ��less sucl� mach�r�e is iicensed by the City c�f Hoplcins.
b, Vending mach�n� shaii mean any type self-�s�rvice device which, upon
insertion of a r:oin ar b�i3 of more tti�an o�e (1} c�nt, ccir�s or� othe�° token, d�s�
pe�ses ;�n�i �ervi�gs of fao� �r bevera�7e, eith�r in Eulk or in a package, without
th� n�cessity ofi �eplenishing the device b�twees� each v�r.d�ng operation,
c. Appl�cat�on�
Ir� add�tion io the infawnaf:ion required by Sectinai 263005, the
appl�carti: �laa�l g�ve the follor�ing additiona1 �nfar�nation:
le Loca�dan of p�aee where suppl�es f'or such machin� are stor�ed
a�d �Nh��'� $he mach�c�es are repaired, �
2, Identi�y and for�n of the p�oducts to be d�sper�sede
3. (dumb�rs and types of ma�h�n�s owned ar operated by hymo
d. OTHER PRn��S�ONS APPL�', A�� oth�r provi�ions of �his �+rdynance shail
apply to ve�dang machines un�ess vhe contea:t ofi stJch other provisaahs cle�arly appears
to have nc� applocation, Sp��YficaZly, but not limiteU to, the prov�is�on o�' Section
263.0�8 263.09 and 263,14 da applyo
2b3e�2, REUOCATION OF �.iCEPdSEe 3he 1 ocense o��' any feod establishment �^equired
under this ordinance may b� reyoked by ��e City CU�nc�l of the City a� Hopkins upon
e�ecorra�endation �f the C� ty tiea� �h Atathori t�� after a heav�ia�g �a be hel � not later than
ten (i0) days aft�r� t�e se�`��ce �f noti�c� n� such violatior� by the City Health Authorit,�
upon such lirense,
263>43o I�TEREFERE�lCE +�T.�'Ha OR HINDRAJ`�C� 0�9 HFALTH AUTHORITY:e Na person shall
inter�ere withn obstruct, or h�nd�r a�y Hea�th Authority �� the perfo�rnance of h�s
� dat�es un�er th�s ord�ina�cF� or the lav�s of the S�ate of Minnesot�9 nor prevent h��s
perfovmanc� thereofe
263,44o TEPiPORARY SuSf'FNSIOP! UF L�C�NSE, The Hea1`�h.�uthori$y with the approval
n� �he City Manager shall zrr�rnediately suspend the lice�se of any food �stablishment
�for the v�olation of anS+ tea�ms of this ordinance if such violation constitute an
�mm�nent public hea�th hazard, Upon n�tification by the Health Authority of a tem-
l�e
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porary susperis�on of �ic�nse b�� p�sting of his r��p�r� as s���t fo�t� in Sect�on 263008
a� tiie tin�e of the �anspeci �ar� 9 the 1 ic�nse�: shal i�orth��r�i t�a r,eas� o�er°at �an. The
7icensQe m�y appea� the ��mporary suspens�on �in tdr�t�ng t� Lhe City councilo Upon
notifi�at�on i� writing by t.h� �icer�se� to �he H�alth Au�i:hmrity �hat al� vio�ations
have bpen correcL-ed9 �o�~ ��th�ch �:�rn�or�,r; suspen,s7an w�.s 7n�afced, the N�aith NuihoritY
shal i re � ns�ec� the fcod �stabl � si�ment �a-i �h r i1 a r�as�n1�1 g 1 e�gth o� iime o I f ai i
vialatio�s ciynstit�ating t�ica g�ounds �or� f.h� t�mpora.ry s�lsp�r�s7on have �ieen rar�r°e�i�c��
the Nealyh A��thar�ty s4�a1'� �o�thss»ti� terv��ana�:e ihe s�a�pe�sinn.
The N�alth �uthor��:,y �hal1 not suspend a�i��n,e if �the violation or
v�olat�ons constituting an irru��n�t�i paabl�c hea�th i�uz�r�d can be �3im�nuted ar
r��aved as provided i;� Sec��an 2b�si3m
263�45o F�QD HAPJDl,EQ'°S CAR�, Na p�rson sha`ll worl: i:� a�o�d �stab�ishment as a
food h�ndler uriless h� shali have a ca�d wh�r.h stat.�s that such �erson is fr�ee from
tubereulos�s in a cor►xnunica��e s�agee The card may bP sig�ied or �xe�uted by any
licea�sed doc�or of ined�c�ne er may be nb���ned from t�e ��blic N�a1tf� �ente� Chest
Clin�c, or by the Chr�s�mas S�al f�lobile Xtl�a.y iJr��T.
263,46, EXAMINATIONSo N� such card sha�7 be iss�ed n�r me�t the requiv�ements
of this ordinance unless �he conr.lusions shall be based up�n a c#�est X-•ray examiriam
tion or� upon a n�gat�ve t�E�ercu]iri testo
263,47. Said card mt��i �e filed at the p7ac� of ern,�'aoyrn�nt �w cari�ied by the
employee aeid shall b� pv �s�es��d upon request �o �4�� Ffea���h Offic�r or his du�y
auihar�z`d r°epr�sentaiavto
253o48v PERSONS AF�EC'iED t�YTH Tl16ERCULOSTS �N A C0�1f�U►�SiCRBLE STAG€. No perso�
affe�ted edith ��aberculosi� �i� a co►r�nuni�ab�e �tage sh�l ��ork. in a food establishmen�.
Any person hav�ng a�ood Har�dBer•°s ca�°d wno sha1� be af�e��ed with tube�culosis in
a cor�un�nicable stage shal� surr�en�e�° such cao�d �o the H�alth Officer or hys reprr�senta�
ti ve d
�63.�b9, Dl1TY OF flIJ�ERa OP�P,A'TOR9 QR M�NAGER OF �'OUD �SaABLYSHMENTe No outner•,
operator, manager or othe�° pQ�son in cha�^ge of a��cet�s �ti fc�od �stablishmen� sha�l
em�l�y any persan over ��e age of 18 years unless sucti aerson has a valid card as
requ�red by this ordinancea
263,50. Qt1�AiI0N OF FOOD HANDLER°S Ck1RDe Ail Fo�d Har�ler's cards sha11 be valid
�or a period of tvaelve months �v�om date �f iss�aar�ce or execu�ion unless redol�.ed.
263,51, DRiE OF EFF�CT. This ord�n�r�ce, Sertiaras 2b3a51 of the City Code
through. 263, shall tadc� e�'fec� six moi�ths afte� adoption of ti�is ordinancea
263 0 58, PFI�ALTY FOR L'IOLATI�N o Any �erso� ��i o? ��� ng the -provi s i or�s of th� s
ord�nanc� shali be guilt,y c�f � m�sdemeanor and upon c�r���ic��or�, shall be punished hy
a'�ine of not more than �ne Nund�ed ($�OU.00} �o��av�s and cos�s of pr��secution ur by
�mprisonmen�. f�r not to exc�ed 9U dagoso
263.59, LI�L�S9 RULES ANO REa�1�ATI0NSo Thi� or�i��na�ce sha11 i�e-co�strued to be
suppl�nentary t� all 3aw�fl r�eles and �egulat��ns o� a11 ��mp�tent �uthorities who
have jurisd�ct�on �ver th� subjec� matte•r and �s not i��:ended and shall not be con-
strued to pe�m�it that whi�h is prahi5i�ed ar dec�ar�d unlawf�al by any such campe�ent
a�tho�itgre �
Z63.60, COMPLIANCE �AiE:o ��li exist�ng us�� shal i�:amqa�y �r��'th the provislons
of th� s or�di r�ance �i thi n 7 Z manths aft�r tl�e ef r��t� ve �at� �f thi s ordi nance a I f
compl i ance �di th thi s ov��l�?�ae�ce w� 71 m•�qu� r� ma j�r �1 �����ior�s to an �xi s�� �g use fl
the Heaith O��aCer mays w'i�h th� approva'� of the C��y C�unc�l extend the cc�mpliance
da�e ror a reasor�abl� per�ocl not to exceed two �ears �rom �he Pff�ctive d�t� �f this
ordirr�nceo
A major al�:�ratie�n �or the purpc�ses o�r �his ser.t�o� is def�ned as an alteration
r�quir�ng an exp��idi��re a�' S� ��^ more nfi' �he pv°�seni v�1ue of th� bu��ding and
equ�pment of ti�� exis��nc� �a�e.
263,5�a APPLICAT�ONS FUR �_ICENSES AND PEW`�IT�. Ap�licaiio�s f��r licerses ar�d
permits under t�is ordtnar�ce sha11 be ma�e in ti�riting'to �he City Cle�k �nd sha17
be reterred tor ynspecf,ion9 �epo�^� and rr;cair,mend�t��r� to the Health Auttiority and
l�cetnses ihe�eunder shal� bc �a��aEd by t�e Clerk �uh�ri d�v�ec�ed by tne Council� Sucf��
appiicatior�s sha17 specifys but not be �ym�ted to t�e �f'c�llowing:
A, f��me a�� add�ess �f the a�p�i�ant �nc�uding names and addresses
o� a�l par�.a�er� �r o�he� in�:eres�Pd ��rJ�ns a�d if a corporation9
the �eg�s�:e�Pd of�Etic� thFa-eof.
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B. The name and address of the location of place of business for
which the license or permit is requested and the general kind
of business to be carried on at such address.
C. Such additional information as the Health Authority or the City
Council may specifically require from the applicant.
263.62. 'LICENSE AND PERMIT AND OTHER FEES OR CHARGES: Except as otherwise
stated, the annual fees for the various licenses and permits shall be as fixed
or estimated in Hopkins Ordinance No. 165A.
263.63 . LICENSES-DURATION. All licenses or permits issued hereunder shall.
terminate on the 31st day of each December after the issuance thereof and the fees
therefore shall not be apportionable.
263.64. TRANSFER. Licenses and permits .shall not be transferrable except
upon application signed by both the licensee and the person to whom the transfer
is to be�made. The application for transfer shall contain the same information
required in an application for an original license plus such additional information
as may be applicable to show the transfer:
263.65. STATE LAWS: Licenses and permittees shall be subject to all the laws
of the State �f-Minnesota relating to the business or.businesses for which a license
or permit is issued her.eunder.
First read at a regular meeting of the Council of the City of Hopkins held on
November 5, 1968 and finally read, approved and adopted and ordered published at a
regul���meeting of said Council held on DecE ' "'""�
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C. R. Peterso� r tary and City Clerk
Joseph C. Vesely, City Attorney
To be published in the Hopkins;:Sun, December 12, 1968
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CITY OF.HOPKINS
Hennepin County, Minnesota'
ORDINANCE N0. 293
"AN ORDINANCE REGULATING.CONDUCT IN PUBLIC PARKS"
BE IT ORDAINED BY THE COUNCIL OF THE CITY OF HOPKINS.AS.FOLLOWS:
Section 293-401. SHORT TITLE. This Ordinance shall be known and may be cited
as the "Hopkins Parks Ordinance".
Section 293-402. DEFINITIONS. For the purposes of this Ordinance, the follow-
ing terms, phrases, words, and their derivations shall have the meaning given herein.
When not inconsistent with the context, words used in the present tense include the
future words in the plural number include the singular number, and words in the
singular number include the plural number. The word "shall" is always mandatory and
not merely directory.
(1) "City" is the City of Hopkins.
(2) "Director" is a person immediately in charge of any park area and its
activities, and to whom all park attendants of such area�a�e responsible.
(3) "Park" is any open or enclosed space, area, or facility wherever
located which is owned, operated or controlled by the City or located within the City
but owned, operated or controlled by any other political or governmental subdivision
which space is reserved, designated or used for or as a playground, picnic area,
school ground, beach, park, arena, concession, playing field or court, structure or
building and devoted, designated or intended for active or passive recreation including
all parking lots, paths or roadways appurtenant to or used therewith.
(4) "Person" is any person, firm, partnership, association, corporation,
company or organization of any kind.
(5) "Vehicle" is any wheeled conveyance, whether motor powered, animal-drawn,
or self-propelled. The term shall include any trailer in tow of any size, kind or
description and all snowmobiles. Exception is made for baby carriages and vehicles
in the service of the City parks.
Section 293-403. PARK PROPERTY. No person in any park shall:
(1) DISFIGURATION AND REMOVAL. Wilfully mark, deface, disfigure, injure,
tamper with, or displace or remove, any building, bridges, tables, benches, fireplaces,
railings, paving or paving material, water lines or other public utilities or parts or
appurtances thereof, signs, notices or placards whether temporary or permanent, monuments,
stakes, posts, or other boundary markers, or other structures or equipment, facilities
or park property or appurtenances whatsoever, either real or personal.
(2).RESTROOMS AND WASHROOMS. Fail to cooperate in maintaining restrooms
and washrooms in a neat and sanitary condition. No person over the age of four years
shall use the restrooms and washrooms designated for the opposite sex.
(3) REMOVAL OF NATURAL RESOURCES. Dig, or remove any beach sand, whether
submerged or not,:or any soil, rock, stones, trees, shrubs or plants, down-timber or
other wood or materials, or make any excavation by tool, equipment, blasting, or other
means or agency.
(4) ERECTION OF STRUCTURE. Construct or erect any h��lding or structure of
whatever kind, whether permanent or temporary in character, or run or string any public
service utility into, upon, or across such lands, except on special written permit
issued hereunder.
(5) THROWING. Throw or cast any stone or other missile.
(6) WALKING ON GRASS. Go on foot or otherwise upon the grass or turf of
any park where any prohibitory sign is posted.
(7) INJURY AND RENIOVAL. Damage, cut, carve, transplant or remove any tree
or plant or injure the bark, or pick the flowers or seeds, of any tree or plant. Nor
shall any person attach any rope, wire, or other contrivance to any tree or plant. A
person shall not dig mII or otherwise disturb grass areas, or in any other way injure
or impair the natural beauty or usefulness of any area.
(8) CLIMBING TREES, ETC. Climb any tree or walk, stand or sit upon monuments,
vases, fountains, railing, fences or guncarriages or upon any other p�operty not desig-
nated or customarily used for such purposes.
(9)HUNTING. Hunt, molest, harn, frighten, kill, trap, chase, tease, shoot or
throw missiles at any animal, reptile, or bird; nor shall he remove or have in his
possession the young of any wild animal, or the eggs or nest, or young of any reptile
or.bird; nor shall he collect, remove, have in his possession, give away, sell or offer
to sell, or buy or offer to buy, or accept as a gift, any speciman aliv.e or dead or
any of the group of tree snails.
(10) FEEDING. Give or offer, or attempt to give to any animal or bird any
tobacco, alcohol or other known noxious substances.
Section 293T404. SANITATION. No person in a park shall:
(1) POLLUTION OF WATERS. Throw, discharge, or otherwise place or cause to
be placed iri the waters of any fountain, pond, lake, stream, bay or other body of
water in or adjacent to any park or any tributary, stream, storm sewer, or d�a�n flowing
into such waters, any substance, matter or thing, liquid or solid, which will or may
result in the pollution of said waters.
(2) REFUSE AND TRASH. Have brought in or shall dump, deposit or leave any
bottles, broken glass, ashes, paper, boxes, cans, dirt, rubbish, waste, garbage, or
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refuse, or other trash. No such refuse or trash shall be placed in any waters in
or contiguous to any park, or left anywhere on the grounds thereof, but shall be
placed in the proper receptacles where these are provided; where receptacles are not
so provided, all such rubbish or waste shall be carried away from the park by the
person,responsible for its presence, and properly disposed of elsewhere.
Section 293-405. TRAFFIC. No person in a park shall:
(1) STATE MOTOR VEHICLES LAWS APPLY. Fail to comply with all applicable
provisions of the state motor vehicles traffic laws in regard to equipment and operation
of vehicles together with such regulations as are contained in this and other ordinances.
(2) ENFORCEMENT OF TRAFFIC REGULATIONS. Fail to obey all'traffic officers
and park employees, such persons being hereby authorized and instructed to direct
traffic whenever and wherever needed in the parks and on the highways, streets ar roads
immediately adjacent thereto in accordance with the provisions of these regulations
and such supplementary regulations as may be issued subsequently by the Director.
(3) OBEY TRAFFIC SIGNS. Fail to comply with all traffic signs indicating
speed, direction, caution, stopping, or parking, and all other posted for proper control
and to saf�guard life and property.
(4) SPEED OF VEHICLES. Ride or drive a vehicle at a rate of speed exceeding
10 miles an hour, except upon such roads as the director may designate, by posted signs,
for speedier travel.
(5) OPERATION CONFINED TO ROADS. Drive any vehicle on any area except the
paved pa�k roads or parking areas, or such other areas as.may on occasion be specifically
designated as temporary parking areas by the Director.
(6) PARKING.
(a) DESIGNATED AREAS. Park a vehicle in other than an established or
designated.parking area, and such use shall be in accordance with the posted directions
there at and with the instructions of any attendant who may be present.
(b) FULL-PARKING. Full-park on the road or driveway at any time. In
order to enjoy some special natural scenic feature, vehicles may be parked with the two
left wheels near the right edge of the paving for not more than 20 minutes. No stopping
or parking is permitted even briefly on the left-hand si�e of any road or driveway.
(c) IMMOVABLE VEHICLES. Leave any vehicle, except non-motored cycles,
anywhere in the park with one,or more wheels chained, or with motor set in gears and
doors locked, or in.any manner fixed or arranged so that such vehicle cannot readily
be moved by hand.
(d) NIGHT PARKING. Leave a vehicle`standing or parked at night without
lights clearly visible for at least 150 feet from both front and rear on any driveway
or road area except legally established parking areas.
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(e) EMERGENCY PROCEDURE. Fail to immediately notify an attendant
of an emergency in the nature of a breakdown requiring the assistance of a tow truck,
mechanic or other person.
(f) DOUBLE PARKING. Double park any vehicle on any road or parkway
unless directed by a park official.
(g) MUFFLER REQUIRED. Fail to use a muffler adequate'to deaden the
sound of the engine in a motor vehicle.
(7) BICYCLES.
(a) CONFINED TO.ROADS. Ride a bicycle.on other than a paved vehicular
road or path designated for that purpose. A bicyclist shall be permitted to wheel or
push a bicycle by hand over any grassy area or wooded trail or on any paved area re-.
served for pedestrian use.
(b) OPERATION. Ride a bicycle other than on the right-hand side of
the road paving as close as conditions permit, and bicycles shall be kept in single
file when two or more.are operating as a g�oup. Bicyclists shall at all times operate
their machines with reasonable regard to the safety of others, signal all turns, pass
to the right of any vehicle they are overtaking, and pass to the right of any vehicles
they may be meeting.
(c) RIDER PROHIBITED. Ride any other person on a bicycle.
(d) DESIGNATED RACKS. Leave a bicycle in a place other than a bicycle
rack when such �as provided and there is a space available.
(e) IMMOBILE. Leave a bicycle lying on the ground or paving, or set
against trees, or in any place or position where.mdher persons may trip over or be
injured by them.
(f) NIGHT OPERATION. Ride a bicycle on any road between 10 minutes
after sunset or before 10 minutes before sunrise without an attached headlight plainly
visible at least 200 (two hundred) feet in front of, and without a red tail light or
red reflector plainly visible from at least 200 feet from therrear of such bicycle.
Section 293-406. RECREATIONAL ACTIVITIES. No person in a park shall:
(1) BATHING AND SWIMMING.
(a) DESIGNATED AREAS. Swim, bath, or wade in any waters or water-ways
in or adjacent to any park, except in such waters and at such places as are provided
therefor, and in compliance with such regulations as are herein set forth or may be
hereafter adopted. Norsshall any person frequent any waters or places customarily
designated for the purpose of swimming or bathing, or congregate thereat when such
activity is prohibited by the Director upon a finding that such use of the water would
be dangerous or otherwise inadvisable.
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(b).CERTAIN.HOURS. Frequent any waters or places.designated for.the
purpose of swimming or bathing, or congregate thereat, except between such hours of
the day as shall be designated by the Director for such purposes for each individual
area.
(c) STRUCTURE ON BEACH. Erect, maintain, use or occupy on or in any
beach or bathing area any tent, shelter or structure of any kind unless there shall
be unobstructed view into said tent, shelter or structure from at least two sides; nor
shall any guy wire, rope or extension or exterior brace or support be connected or
fastened from any such structure to any other structure, stake, rock or other object
outside thereof.
(d) COSTUME, Allow himself to be so covered with a bathing suit as to
indecently expose his person or call forth,merited criticism. No person shall appear.
in bathing costume at any place in the parks except within the limits of designated
bathing places or areas, and all bathing costumes shall.conform to commonly accepted
standards.
(e) BATH HOUSES. Dress or undress on any beach, or in any vehicle,
toilet or other place, except in such bathing houses or structures as may be provided
for that purpose.
(2) BOATING.
(a) DESIGNATED AREAS. Bring into or operate any boat, raft, or bther
water craft, whether motor-powered or not, upon any waters, except at places designated
for boating by the Director. Such activity shall be in accordance with app�icable re-
gulations as are now or may hereafter be adopted.
(b) PUBLIC DOCKS. Use the public docks for d��ge or other purpose
without first making arrangements for such accommodation with the Director, who shall
assign space and collect reasonable rental charges in conformity with established re-
gulations and rates.
(c) OPERATION OF BOATS. Navigate, direct, or handle any boat in such
a manner as to annoy or frighten or endanger others unreasonably.
(d) PROHIBITION DURING CLOSING HOURS. Launch, dock, or operate any.boat
of any kind on any waters between the closing hour of the park at night and opening
hour the following morning, nor shall any person be on, or remain on or in, any boat
during the said closed hours of the park.
(3) FISHING. Fish in any waters by the use of hook-and-line, net, trap, or
other device, except in waters designated by the Director for that use and under such
regulations and restrictions as have been or may be prescribed by the Director.
(4) HUNTING AND FIREARMS. Hunt, trap or pursue wild life at any time. No
person shall use, carry, or possess firearms of any descriptions, or air rifles, spring
guns, bow and arrows, slings or any other forms of weapons potentially inimical to
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wild life and dangerous to human.safety, or any.instrument that can.be loaded with
and fire blank cartridges, or any kind of trapping device. Shooting into park areas
from beyond park boundaries is forbidden.
(5) PICNIC AREAS AND USE.
(a) REGULATED. Picnic or lunch in a place.other than those designated
for that purpose. Attendants shall have.the authority to regulate the activities in
such areas when necessary to prevent congestion and to secure the maximum use for the
comfort and convenience of all. Visitors shall comply with any directions giyen to
achieve this end.
(b) AVAILABILITY. Violate the regulation that use of the individual
fireplaces together with tables and benches follows generally the rule of "first come,
first served."
(c) NON-EXCLUSIVE. Use any portion of the picnic areas or of any of
the buildings or structures therein for the purpose of holding picnics to the exclusion
of other persons, nor shall any person use such area and facilities for an unreasonable
time if the facilities are crowded.
(d) DUTY OF PICNICKER. Leave a picnic area before the fire is completely
extinguished and before'all trash in the nature of boxes, papers, cans, bottles, garbage,
and other refuse is placed in the disposal receptacles where provided. If no such
trash receptacles are available, then refuse and trash shall be carried away from the
park area by the picnicker to be properly disposed of elsewhere.
(6) CANIPING. Camp in other than permanent cabins for organized camping,
provided by the Director and used by. groups of persons under adequate supervision. No
person shall get up tents, shacks, or any other temporary shelter for the purpose of
overnight camp�mg, nor shall any person leave in a park after closing hours any movable
structure or special vehicle to be used or that could be used for such purpose, suah as
housetrailer, camp-trailer, camp-wagon, or the like; without written permission from
Superintendent of Recreations and Parks.
(7) GAMES. Take part in or abet the playing of any games involving thrown
or otherwise propelled objects such as balls, stones, arrows, javelins or model airplanes
except in areas set apart for such forms of recreation. The playing of rough or com-
paratively dangerous games such as football, baseball and quoits is prohibited except
on the fields and courts or areas provided therefor. Roller skating shall be confined
to those areas apeui��aa���r��eigned for such past time.
(8) HORSEBACK RIDING. Ride a horse except on designated bridle trails. Where
permitted, horses shall be thoroughly broken and properly restrained, and ridden with
due care, and shall not be allowed to graze or go unattended, nor shall they be hitched
to any rock, tree or shrub.
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Section 293-407. BEHAVIOR. No person in a park shall:
(1) INTOXICATING BEVERAGES.
(a) PROHIBITION. Have brought alcoholic beverages, nor shall any
person drink alcoholic beverages at any time in the park.
(b) EXCEPTIONS' At certain specifically designated recreation centers
�here meals or lunches are served under.concession privileges the sale of alcoholic
beverages by such concessionaire will be permitted under the strict regulation and
control of the Director. Sales of alcoholic beverages shall be made only in individual
drinks (not in original packages or otherwise in bulk) and ahall be serv�d for con-
sumption on the immediate premises of the concession.
liquor.
(c) DRUNKENNESS. Have entered or be under the.influence of intoxicating
(2) FIREWORKS AND EXPLOSIVES. Brought, or have in his possession, or.set
off or otherwise cause to explode or discharge or burn, any firecrackers, torpedo,
rocket, or.other fireworks or explosives of inflammable material, or discharge them or
throw them into any such area from land or highway adjacent thereto. This prohibition
includes any substance, comp�und, mixture, or article that in conjunction with any
other substance or compound would be dangerous from any of the foregoing standpoints.
(3) DOMESTIC ANIMALS. Have been responsible for the entry of a dog or other
domestic animal -into areas other than automobile parking concourses and walks.immediately
adjacent thereto, and in such other areas as may be clearly marked by signs bearing the
words "Domestic Animals Permitted in This Area". Nothing herein shall be construed as
permitting the running of dogs at large. All dogs in those areas where sucfi an�mals
are permitted shall be restrained at all times on adequate leashes not greater than
8 feet in length.
(4) RESERVATION OF FACILITIES. Occupy any seat or bench, or enter into or
loiter or remain in any pavilion or other park structure or section thereof which may
be reserved and �esignated by the Board for the use of the opposite sex. Exception is
made for children under 4 years of age.
(5) DRESS. Appear at any place in orther than proper clothing. With the
exception of the restricted bathing areas, "proper��yclothed" shall be construed to
prohibit the wearing of trunks or clothing that does not cover the upper portion of
the body.
(6) ALMS. Shall sblicit alms or contributions for any purpose, whether public
or private.
(7) FIRES. Build or attempt to build a fire except in such areas and under
such regulations as may be designated by the Director. No person shall drop, throw,
or otherwise scatter lighted matches, burning cigarettes or cigars, tobacco paper or
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other infla�able material, within any park area or on any highway, road or.street
abutting or contiguous thereto,
(8) CLOSED AREAS. Enter an area posted as "Closed.to the Public", nor shall
any person use, or abet the use of any area in violation of posted notices.
(9) GAMES`OF CHANCE. Gamble, or participate in or abet any game of chance.
(l�) GOING ONTO ICE. Go onto the ice on any of the waters except such areas
as are designated as skating fields, an�.,.provided a safety signal is displa�ed.
(11) LOITERING AND BOISTEROUSNESS. Engage in loud, boisterous, threatening,
abusive, insulting or indecent language, or engage in any disorderly conduct or behavior
tending to a breach of the public peace.
(12) EXHIBIT PERMITS. Fail to produce and exhibit any permit from the
Director he claims to have upon request of any authorized person who shall desire to
inspect the same for the purpose of enforcing compliance with any ordinance or rule.
(13) INTERFERENCE WITH PERMITTEES. Disturb or interfer unreasonably with
any person or psrty occupying any.srea, or-participating in any activity, under the
authority of a permit.
Section 293-408. MERCHANDISING, ADVERTISING AND SIGNS. No person in a park
shall:
(1) VENDING AND PEDDLING. Expose or offer for sale any article or thing,
nor shall he station or place any stand, cart, or vehicle for the transportation, sale
or display of any such article or thing. Exception is here made as to any regularly
licensed concessionaire acting by and under the authority and regulation of the Director.
(2) ADVERTISING. Announce, advertise, or call the public attention in any
way to any article or service for sale or hire.
(3) SIGNS. Paste, glue, tack or otherwise post any sign, placard, advertise-
ment, or ins�rip��on whatever, nor shall any person erect or cause to be erected any
sign whatever.on any public lands or highways or roads adjacent to a park.
Section 293-409. PARK OPERATING POLICY..
(1) HOURS. Except for unusual and unforeseen emergencies, parks shall be
open to the public every day of the year during designated hours. The opening and
closing hours fa r each individual park shall be posted therein for public information.
(2) CLOSED AREAS. Any section or part of any.park may be declared closed to
the public by the Director at any time and for any interval of time, either temporarily
or at regular and stated intervals (daily or otherwise) and either entirely or merely
to certain nses, as the Director shall find reasonably necessary.
(3) LOST AND FOUND ARTICLES. The finding of lost articles by park attendants
shall be reported to the Director who shall make every p�ea�bnable effort to locate
the owners. The Director shall make every reasonable effort to find articles reported
as lost.
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(4) PERMIT. A permit shall be.obtained from the appropriate Director before
participating in any of the following Park activity: Carnivals; Community Celebrations;
gatherings of 25 or more persons including picnics and political gatherings; Activity
Contests including those requesting exclusive use or charging admission; and Exhibitions
either as a stage production or otherwise.
(a) APPLICATION. A person seeking issuance of a permit hereunder
shall file an application with the appropriate Director. The application shall state:
(a-1) The name and address of the applicant;
(a-2) The name and address of the person, persons, corporation or
association sponsoring the activity, if any;
(a-3) The day and hours for which the permit is desired;
(a-�) The park or portion thereof for which such permit is desired:
(a-5) An estimate of the anticipated attendance;
(a-6) Any other information which the Diredtor shall find reasonably
necessary to a fair determination as to whether a permit should issue hereunder.
(b) STANDARDS FOR ISSUANCE. The Director shall issue a permit
hereunder when he finds:
(b-1) That the proposed activity or use of the park will not unreasonably
interfere with or detract from the general public enjoyment of the park.
(b-2) That the proposed activity and use will not unreasonably interfere
with or detract from the promotion of public health, welfare, safety and recreation;
(b-3) That the proposed activity or use is not reasonably anticipated
to incite violence, crime or disorderly conduct.
(b-4) That the proposed activity will not entail unusual extraordinary
or burdensome expense or police operation by the City;
(b-5) That the facilities desired have not been reserved for other use
at the day and hour required in the application.
(c) APPEAL. Within five (5) days after receipt of an appl�a�tum� the
Director shall apprise an applicant in writing of his reasons for refusing a permit,
and any aggrieved person shall have the right to appeal in writing within five (5) days.
to the City Council, which shall consider the application under the standards set forth
in subsection (b) hereof and sustain or overrule the Director's decision within five (5)
days. The decision of the (ity Council shall be final.
(d) EFFECT OR-PERMIT. A permittee shall be �ound by all park rules and
regulations and all applicable ordinances fully as though the same were inserted in
said permits.
(e) LIABILITY OF PERMIT�EE. The person or persons to whom a permit,is
issued shall be liable for any loss, damage or injury sustained by any person whatever
by reason of the negligence of the person or persons to whom such permit shall have
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Bee� issued.
(f) REVOCATION. The Director shall have the authority to revoke a
permit upon a finding of violation of any rule or ordinance, or upon good cause shown.
(g) RULES AND REGULATION - AUTHORITY FOR. The Hirector shall have
authority from time to time to make and establish rules and regulations, either
emergency, temporary or permanent, concerning the use of any park or parks or any part
thereof. All such rules and regulations shall be posted at the entrance to any park
thus regulated or in one or more conspicuous places therein and such rules or regulations
thus posted shall have the same force and effect as though they were a part of this
Ordinance.
Section 293-410. ENFORCEMENT. Except as otherwise may be in this Ordinance provided,
all pertinent pxovisions._.o;f.:Hopkins 0�dt�amce Number 225 shall be applicable herein.
First read at a regular meeting of the Council of the City of Hopkins held on
November 19, 1968 and finally read, approved and adopted and ordered published at a.
regular meeting of said Council.held December 3, 1968.
C. R. Peterson, City Cle and �
Secretary to the Council
Joseph C. Vesely,
City Attorney
To be published in the Hopkins Sun, December 12, 1968
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CITY OF HOPKINS
Hennepin County, Minnesota
RESOLUTION N0. 1744
RESOLUTION CALLING FOR A SAFE STREETS ACT COMMITTEE
WHEREAS, '�he United States Congress has passed the Safe Streets
s
Act of 1968, portion of this act calling for the creation within each
County of a Safe Streets Act Committee to develop new techniques for
halting and reversing the crime rate in the Councy, and
WHEREAS, the Hennepin County Commissioners have requested this
Council to suggest conscientious and respected citizens for possible
selection for this committee, and
WHEREAS, the following three individuals have expressed their
interest and desire to serve on this important committee,
NOTaWTHEREFORE, THE CITY COUNCIL OF THE CITX OF HOPKINS, MiNNESOTA,
on this December 3rd, 1968 recommends to the Board of Hennepin County
Commissioners that the following individuals be a part of the Safe
Streets Act Committee:
Mrs. Virginia Moll
Mr. Howard Harvey.
Mr. Jack Krenzen
C. R. P���RSON,
City Clerk
JOSEPH C. VESELY,
City Attorney
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JOHN F. HANLEY,
Mayor
A regular meeting of the Council of the City of Hopkins, Minnesota, was held on Tuesday,
December 17, I968, at 7:30 p.m., in the Council CHambers in the City Hall.
Present were Mayor Hanley, Councilmen Blake, Harriman, Lund and Pokorny, also City Manager
Novak, City Clerk Peterson, City Engineer Strojan, Asst. Engineer Anderson, Building Inspector`
Blomquist and City Attorney Vesely.
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� Reel 92
Side 2
Action: 620-
Action:
-648
Mr. Lund moved, and Mr. Harriman seconded the motion, that the Minutes of
the December 3, 1968 Council meeting be approved and signed. Motion
carried.
Mr. Lund moved, and Mr. Pokorny seconded the motion, that the expenditures
dated December 17, 1968 in the amount of $150,021.91, be approved and
authorized for payment. Motion carried.
Item: 68-155-R. Mr. Lund moved, and Mr. Pokorny seconded the motion, that the report as
68-158-R. presented by Mr. Klingen and Mr. Ramsdell of the Hopkins. Area Chamber of
648-680 Coffinerce and copy of letter from Larry Smith & Co., Real Estate Consultants,
be placed on file. Motion carried.
Item: 68-183-E. Mr. Lund moved, and Mr. Pokorny seconded the motion, that Resolution No. 1747,
680-726 "A RESOLUTION ORDERING THE IMPROVIIKENT BY THE INSTALLATION OF A WATERMAIN
AND EASEMENT ACQUISITIONS THEREFOR, IN THE NORTHWEST QUARTER (NW�) OF SECTION
25, TOWNSHIP 117, RANGE 22, COMMENCING AT THE EXISTING MAIN AT THE INTER-
SECTION OF FIFTH STREET SOUTH AND SIXTEENTH AVENUE SOUTH, THENCE RUNNING
NORTHERLY ALONG SIXTEENTH AVENUE PROJECTED NORTHERLY TO EXISTING MAIN ON
SECOND STREET SOUTH. Area to be assessed for such improvement is: all of that
part of the Northwest Quarter (NW4) of the Northwest Quarter (NW�) of Section
25, Township 117, Range 22, lying northerly and southerly of the Chicago &
Northwestern Railroad R/W; and that part of Section 26, Township 117, Range 22,
described as follows: commencing 1112-65/100 feet East of the Northwest corner
of the Northeast Quarter (NE�) of Northeast Quarter (NEa), thence South 96
feet, thence West 25-25/1000ft., thence south to northerly line of Chicago &
Northwestern Railroad (formerly known as the Minneapolis & St. Louis R.R.)
R/W., thence Easterly along northerly line of said R/W to east line of the
Northeast Quarter (NE�), then north to Northeast corner thereof, thence West
to beginning; the Westerly 305 feet of Lot 3, Auditor's Subdivision No. 195;
all of Block 20, including vacated alley and one-half of vacated �aelfth
Avenue South, West Minneapolis. Estimated cost is $39,790.00, be adopted.
Motion carried.
Item: 68-207-0. Mr. Lund moved, and Mr. Pokorny seconded the motion, that Ordinance No. 205-B,
726- "AN ORDINANCE AMENDING ORDINANCE N0. 205 KNOWN AS THE HOPKINS ELECTRICAL CODE",
be accepted for the second reading thereof and according to law same to be
ordered published. Motion carried.
Item: 68-215-0. Mr. Pok.orny moved,.and Mr. Lund seconded the motion, that Ordinance No. 299,
"AN ORDINANCE ENACTING AND ADOPTING NATIONAL ELECTRICAL CODE TOGETHER WITH
INDEXES, BULLETINS AND OTHER EXPLANATIONS", be accepted for the second reading
thereof and according to law same to be ordered published. Motion carried.
Item: 68-214-0. Mr. Pokorny moved, and Mr. Blake seconded the motion, that Ordinance No. 297,
-749 "AN ORDINANCE REGULATING THE EXCAVATING, BACKFILLING AND REPAIR OF STREETS
REQUIRING A PERMIT THEREFOR AND PAYMENT OF FEES: AND-PRESCRIBING PENALTIES
FOR VIOLATIONS THEREOF", be accepted for the second reading and according to
law same to be ordered published. Motion carried.
Item: 68-215-R. Mr. Harriman moved, and Mr. Pokorny seconded the motion, that the request for
749-802 signs on 13th Avenue'South by the St. Joseph's Home & School Association, be
approved,as recommended in report by the City Engineer. Motion carried.
Bid:
Action:
802-817
Pursuant to notice bids were reopened on December 10, 1968, for furnishing two
Humidifiers, and the following bid was received: (see attached)
Mr. Harriman moved, and Mr. Lund seconded the motion, that the bid of Pokorny
Co., for furnishing two Humidifiers, in the amount of $1,570.00, be accepted.
Motion carried.
Item: 68-214-R. Mr. Lund moved, and Mr. Pokorny seconded the motion, that Resolution No. 1748,
•=817-835 "A RESOLUTION SETTING MILEAGE ALLOWANCE", be adopted. Motion carried.
Item: 68-215-0. Mr. Harriman moved, and Mr. Lund seconded the motion, that the Hopkins Sun
835-848 be designated as the official newspaper for the City of Hopkins for 1969.
Motion carried.
Minutes of the December 17, 1968 Council meeting, cont.
Page 2.
Item: 68-216-R. Mr. Harriman moved, and Mr. Pokorny seconded the motion, that Resolution
848-852 . No. 1749, "A RESOLUTION ENTERING INTO A CONTRACT WITH THE SUBURBAN HENNEPIN
COUNTY RELIEF BOARD FOR ADMINISTERING RELIEF FOR 1969 FOR THE CITY OF
HOPKINS", be.adopted. Motion carried.
Item: 68-216-C. Mr. Blake moved, and Mr. Harriman seconded the motion, to instruct the City
852-937 Attorney to offer $125.00 for full payment of the claim of Mr. A.L. Feudner
for sewer repair. Motion carried.
Item: 68-217-L. Mr. Blake moved, and Mr. Harriman seconded the motion, for transfer of
937-940 license No. 39 to Jan Crenshaw d/b/a HOPKINS "66", to operate 4 gas pumps,
sell soft drinks, and cigarettes. Motion carried.
Item: 68-218-R and Mr. Harriman moved, and Mr. Pokorny seconded the motion, that the request
68-219-R. for bingo permits from the Geo. R. Wolff Post 4�425, V.F.W., and the Knights
of Columbus, for the months of January, February.and March, 1969, be placed
on file until the first meeting in January 1969. Motion carried.
Item:68-220-Z.
958-1011
Item: 68-221-R.
1011-1020
Mr. Harriman moved, and Mr. Lund seconded the motion, that the recommendatien
from the Zoning and Planning Commission that the proposed re-plat of Lot 1,
Block l, Hobby Acres, presented by Mr. Paul Lohmann, be referred to the
Council without comment, be continued to the January 7, 1969 Council meeting.
Motion carried.
Mr. Pokorny moved, and Mr. Harriman seconded the motion, that the request
from Northern States Power Co., to place underground cable across Cambridge
St. West of Monk Avenue, to service the Quarterback Club Restaurant, be
granted. Motion carried.
Item: 68-222-P. Mr. �Blake moved, and Mr. Pokorny seconded the motion, that Resolution No.
1021-1027 1750, "A RESOLUTION ORDERING ENGINEER'S REPORT ON PETITION FOR CONCRETE ALLEY
LOTS 1,2,3,4,5 and 6, BLOCK 71, WEST MINNEAPOLIS SECOND DIVISION", be adopted.
Motion carried.
Item: 68-223-R. Mr. Pokorny moved, and Mr. Harriman seconded the motion, that the Engineer's
1027-1083 recommendation for Council consideration of installation of Mercury Vapor
type street lights at the following locations:
1. On Second Street North at Railroad Spur to Red Qwl.
2. " " " " " Great Northern mainline crossing.
3. On Jackson Avenue North between Second Street North &
Sunnyside Lane.
4. Intersection of Jackson Avenue North & Sunnyside Lane.
5. Intersection of Van Buren Avenue North & Shadyside Lane.
6. On First Street South, one-half block East of Harrison
Avenue South. (near Blake Hockey area)
be approved. Motion carried.
Item: 68-224-C. Mr. Harriman moved, and Mr. Pokorny seconded the motion, that the 1969
1083-1116 Contract with Tonka Kennels, be�lapproved, and that the increase in costs
proposed, be authorized, with the understanding that this is an area
increase. Motion carried.
Item: 68-225-R. Mr. Harriman moved, and Mr. Eokorny seconded the motion, that Resolution No.
1116-1205 1751, "A RESOLUTION MOVING THAT RESOLUTIONS 1 THRU 5, AS PRESENTED BY THE
HOPKINS CHARTER COMMISSION, BE ACCEPTED BY THIS COUNCIL AND A PUBLIC HEARING
ORDERED AND SAME TO BE PUBLISHED PURSUANT TO M.S.A. 10.31", be adopted.
Motion carried.
Item: 68-226-P.
1205-1281
Side 1
1-16
'-Item: <�;<.--
16-141 .
Mr. Pokorny moved, and Mr. Blake seconded the motion, that authorization be
granted to purchase 2 Police Cars through the Joint Purchasing Agreement, in
the amount of $4,606.96, from Brookdale Chrysler-Plymouth for 1969 Plymouths.
Motion carried. (see attached)
Mr. C. J. 0'Heron of 220 Interlachen Road appeared before the Council object'-
ing to the sale of the City owned property on.street car R/W in Interlachen
Park. No formal action taken.
Minutes of the December 17, 1968 Council meeting, cont.
Page 3.
Action: Mr. Harriman moved, and Mr. Pokorny seconded the motion, that Resolution 1752,
162-174 "A RESOLUTION OF THE CITY OF.HOPKINS.GOING ON RECORD AS BEING IN SUPPORT OF THE
METROPOLITAN COUNCIL PROPOSAL FOR A NEW MAJOR METROPOLITAN ZOO AND URGING THE
STATE LEGISLATURE TO IMPLEMENT THESE PLANS IN THE COMING LEGISLATURE", be adopted.
Motion carried.
Action: Mr. Blake moved, and Mr. Pokorny seconded the motion, that the meeting be
-182 adjourned. Motion carried.
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CITY OF HOPKINS
Hennepin County, Minnesota
ORDIIVANCE N0. 205-�B
AN ORDINANCE AMENDING ORDINANCE
N0. 205 KNOWN AS THE HOPKINS
EZECTRICAZ CODE
The City Council of the City of Hopkins does
hereby ordain as follows:
That Ordinance No. 205 entitled ��An Ordinance
Establishing Hopkins Electrical Code ...." be and the
same is hereby amended as follows:
Section 1. Certain Sections Or Parts Thereof
Repealed. That the following sections, portions or parts
of said Ordinance No. 205, be and the same hereby are deleted
and repealed:
Subdivisions 2 and 3 of Section 50.050
Section 51.020
Section 51.060
Section 51.070
Section 52.060
The last sentence in the first paragraph and all
of the second paragraph of Section 52.080
Section 52.100
Section 52.110
Section 52.320
Section 52.370
The second sentence in Section 52.390
Section 52.400
Section 52.410
Section 52.450
The second sentence in Subdivision 2 of Section
52.480
Section 52.510
Section 52•53�
The last sentence in Section 52.570
Section 52.640
Section 52.680
Sections 56.020 through Section 56.100
inclusive
Sections 57.010 through Section 57.190
inclusive
Section 2. There is hereby enacted, ordained
and adopted the following sections or provisions as additions
to the said Ordinance No. 205 l�own as the Hopkins Electrical
Code, they to be inserted therein in the appropriate numerical
sequence:
50.050 Definitions.
. . . . . . . . . . . .
Subdivision 3. National Electrical Code. �he
National Electrical Code, No. 70 - 1968 adopted
by the National Fire Protective Association in
May, 1968.
51.020 Exceptions. Not withstanding, no permits
or applications for the same will be required for
the installation of wires to operate telephone,
telegraph, watch clock, or other similar instru-
ments and for minor repair work except that such
permits shall be obtained when required by the
chief Electrical Inspector. Minor repair work
shall mean the adjustment or repair and replace-
ment of worn or defective parts of electrical
fixtures, switches, receptacles, and other
equipment provided that such minor repairs are
made in compliance with accepted standards of
construction for safety to life and property
and do not require replacement of wiring to them.
51.060 Permits shall be issued to Electrical
Contractors duly licensed by the State of Minne-
sota and resident owners of single family dwellings
to make electrical installations in that dwelling.
This does not include mobile home owners.
52.040 Conductors. Conductors shall be copper
unless otherwise specified. Where the conductor
material is not specified, the sizes given in this
electrical code shall apply to copper conductors.
Where other materials are used, the size shall be
changed accordingly to be equivalent to or larger
than the capacity of copper.
52.060 Installation Standards. Al1 new electrical
installations shall be in strict conformity with
the Electrical Code. In every case where no specific
method of construction is prescribed in said Code,
such material and method of construction shall be in
conformity to the 1968 National Electrical Code,
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approved by the American Standards Association,
a copy of which is on file for public inspection
in the offices of the City Clerk. Whenever special
hardships exist, an application may be made to the
chief Electrical Inspector for a variance which upon
satisfactory proof may be granted by him.
52.100 Service �trance Conduit and Conductors.
Service entrance regid conduit or electrical metaIlic
tubing shall be required on all new residential
buildings. The minimum service entrance conductors
for all new two-family and multi-family residences
shall be in accord with the requirements of Art. 220
of the National Electrical Code, but in no case shall
the minimum ampacity be less than the following:
2 Unit 200A
4 Unit 200A
5 Unit 200A
6 Unit 235A
8 Unit 270A
10 Unit 300A
12 Unit 325A
14 Unit 345A
16 Unit 365A
18 Unit 385A
20 Unit 400A
22 Unit 425A
24 Unit 445A
30 Unit 505A
35 Unit 555A
40 Unit 605A
50 Unit 705A
Service entrance sizes are based on 230 Volt single
phase power. For buildings with more than 50 units,
add 10 amperes to the ampacity for each additional
unit. Installation of a 60 ampere service will be
permitted in older residential buildings upon written
request of the owner of the building, provided such
service panel contains a main fused switch or circuit
breaker and six branch circuits. Provided, however,
that a 100 ampere service will be required if any
major appliance is installed. For new apartment
units the minimum lighting and small appliance load
feeder shall have a current carrying capacity of not
less than 60 amperes, 3 wire terminating in a panel
providing two 20 ampere circuits, four 15 or 20 ampere
circuits and provisions for one 50 ampere 230 volt '
circuit.
52.110 Service Neutral Conductor, etc. The service
neutral conductor shall have an approved insulation,
and in every case be connected to the grounding ter-
minal of the service entrance switch or cabinet. It
shall then continue to a ground clamp on the service
conduit located on the supply side of the service
equipment, and then to a ground clamp on a cold water
pipe on the street side of the water meter. The
grounding conductor, common main is to be contin-
uous from the service switch through the ground
clamp on the service conduit to the ground clamp
on the water pipe. It should be noted that the
service neutral wire, the grounding conductor,
common main wire, and the metal service switch
enclosure are all to be bonded together in the
service switch. Where the secondary system is
grounded at any point, the grounding conductor
shall be run to each individual service. This
conductor shall not be sma,ller than the required
�rounding conductor specified in table 250-94
a) National Electrical Code.
52.510 Electric Ranges. The minimwn size con-
ductors to an electric range shall have a 45
ampere capacity in a 3/4" metallic raceway which
shall be concealed within the wall behind the
range and terminate in an outlet box or receptacle.
If wall thic�ess does not permit concealing, then
electrical metallic tubing or rigid conduit shall
come through the floor along.side the baseboard
and shall terminate in an outlet box or receptacle
above the floor. Ranges shall be connected to the
receptacle by an approved cord set or shall be
connected to the outlet box by 3/4" flexible con-
duit of sufficient length to permit movement of
range.
52.520 Disposal, etc. Where a disposal, dishwasher,
or an auxiliary refrigeration unit is used, an
additional circuit shall be provided. A switch or
circuit breaker shall be installed in the circuit
for these appliances within sight of the appliance.
EZECTRICAL FEES
57.010 Fees. The fees payable
Hopkins in connection with any
lation and inspection shall be
Ordinance No. 165 A:
I,ICENSES
.195 Issuance Fee
(plus appropriate inspection
.196 Inspection Fees for ea.
separate inspection
of installation, re-
placement, alteration
or repair to any circuit
from 0 to 30 AMP
.197 Services, change of
services, additions,
alterations, or repairs
on either primary or
secondary services
.198 Circuits, installation
of, addition, altera-
tions or repairs; ea.
CONDITIONS
per permit
fees)
minimum per
inspection
to the City of
electrical instal-
as set forth in
0 to 60 AMP capacity
61 to 100 AMPS
101 to 200 AMPS
for ea. additional
100 AMPS or fraction
thereof
FEE
.50
3.00
4.50
6.00
7.50
3.00
circuit or sub-feeder
to be computed separa-
tely including circuits
fed from sub-feeders and
including the equ'ipment
served, plus fees as set-
forth in items `1� , . SO
and t._� �`I ��
���
.lgg All transformers and
generators for light,
heat and power (Plus
l to 100 KVA) 101 KVA
and up
.200 Transformers for signs
and outline lighting
0 to 500 VA
ea. additional 100 VA
or fraction
.201 Remote control signal
circuits and circuits
of less than 50 volts
(except in dwellings)
.202 Other or requested
special inspection or
service (including
conduits and mobile
homes)
o to 3o AMPs
31 to 60 AMPS
61 to 100 AT+IIPS
for ea. addi-
tional 100 AMPS
or fraction there-
of
per unit
per KVA
per KVA
per unit
1.50
3.00
4.00
2.00
3.00
.20
.10
5.00
. 50
1 to 10 openings 2.00
ea. additional to
openings or fraction .50
per man hour 10.00
57.011 When fees Doubled. Should any person begin
work of any kind such as hereinbefore set forth, or
for which a permit from the Electrical Inspector is
required, without having secured the necessary permit
therefor from the Electrical Inspector either previous
to or during the day of commencement of such work, or
on the next succeeding business day where such work is
commenced on a Saturday or on a Sunday or a holiday,
except as permitted by subdivision 57.190, he shall,
when subsequently securing such permit, be required
to pay double the fees provided for such permit, and
shall be subject to all the penal provisions of said
Code.
57.012 False Statements. No person shall make any
false statements in connection with the securing of
any permit from the Inspector of Buildings.
57.013 Violations. No person�shall make any false
statement in the affidavit as sworn statement made,
as required by this Code, in connection with the se-
curing of any permit from the Electrical Inspector.
First read at a regular meeting of the Council of
the City of Hopkins held on December 3, 1968 and finally read,
approved and adopted and ordered published at a regular meeting
of said Council held on December 17, 1968.
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C. R. Peterson, Secretary
Joseph C. Vesely, City Attorney
CITY OF HOPKINS
Hennepin County, Minnesota
ORDINANCE N0. 299
ORDINANCE ENACTING AND ADOPTING NATIONAL
ELECTRICAZ CODE TOGETHER WITH INDEXES,
BULLETIIVS AND OTHER EXPLANATIONS
Be it ordained by the City Council of the City
of Hopkins as follows:
Section l. 1g68 National Electrical'Code. The
National Electrical Code 1968, a USA Standard, adopted and
published by the National Fire Protective Association at its
annual meeting held in May, 1g68 (NFPA No. 70-1968; USAS C 1-
1968) which code was �also approved by the United States of
America Standards Institute on July 11, 1968 and which code
is a revision of C 1- 1965, three copies of which 1968 addi-
tion are on file in the office of the City Clerk of the City
of Hopkins, is hereby enacted, adopted and ordained by reference
to the.same force and effect as though it were published verbatim,
including therewith all indexes, table of contents, explanations,
bulletins and other similar matter contained in, referred to,
described or otherwise mentioned or enumerated therein.
First read at a regular meeting of the Council of
the City of Hopkins held on December 3, 1g68 and finally read,
approved and adopted and ordered publishe at a regular meeting
of said Council held December 17,, 68.
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John F. H ley, Mayor
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C. R. Peterson, Secretary
Joseph C. Vesely, City Attorney
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�TRrF�T I'.XCA�TATIOP•� OR.DIi1ATdCE
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�1N ORDIPdAP;CE REGiTL�1TIT�G TIfi�, ��.C��.�Il TIIGG, BrCICFII,LIPIG AIu'D I�'PI�IR Or
S`PR�`ETS � P�QUIRIidG A PEP��TIT TP�;�,�FGP Ai`TD P�� Y?�IL�:i'dT OF Fr:, :.r�u : p I,�
�'�tiCRIBIIdr P�:P,liL'I'I�'.S rOR iTIULATIUTJ ; Tii��Rs;'CI'
SLCTIOId 1. �;HOPT 7'ITLE. This ordinance shall be �no�-rn and rr:ay be cited as
the "�treet Excavation Grdinance of the City of Hopkins".
�LC^lIQT�? 2. DE�F'INITIOi�iS. Por the purpose of tnis Ordinarice, there is incorporated
herein all of the definitions, terms a,nci provisions of Hopkins Ordinance 'i�;o. 225, and
in addition thereto the follot-�ring s�ords or nhrases shall ha,ve the follovdlilb definitions
or rnea.nin�;s:
(a� "APPLICAPiT" is an;� person filing written application to the City Engineer
for an excavation perr�it hereunder.
(b� "E1vrIi�tF'�R" is the Cit;� Pn�ineer of the City of Hopkins.
(c� "�,.'YCAV!!TIOid ;�10Rk" is thc excavation, bac]cfilling, street restoration,
b�,rricading, warning signals and any and all other worl� permitted and
� required under this ordinance.
(d� "PEIi??ITTI:L" is any person wno has on file with the Cit�r the required bond,
a,nd insurances and has a valid excavation permit isNued to him.
(e� "SHP.LL", v��herever used is manda.tory.
SECTION 3. EXCAVI1TICid FE�:IT. It shall be unlawful for any p�rson to dig up,
brea.k, excava.te, tunnel, drill, bore, underr�ine or in any manner disturb any street
or to ma,ke or cause to be m�,de any excavation in or under the surface of a,ny street,
or to place, deposit or leave upon any street any earth or other excavated material
unless such person shall first have a valid exca.vation perrnit therefor from the
En�ineer as herein provided.
SECTIGPI 4. APFLICATIOTd FOR FERi'�?IT. No excavation pernit shall be issued except
upon �•lritten a,�plication therefor, on forrns provided for that purpose by the City.
Such application shall state the name and address of the applicant, the na,ture,
approximate size and depth, location and pur�ose of the excavation, the da,te of
comMencement and of conipletion of the excava,tion, and such other data and information
as may be required by the Engineer. ;�dhenever required by the L',ngineer, such
application shall be accompanied by dratiaings or plans shooling dimensions of the
proposed ex_cavation work and the ground or surface elevations existing on the site
at the commencer�ent of such urork together �,�ith any other information iahich such
Engineer may require.
uECTIOPd 5. SURETY BOND. �efore any excavation permit is issued, the applicant
shall file or have on file with the City Clerk a valid Surety Bond in the amount of
�5,000.00 made pa.yable to the Cit�r of I-?opkins, issued by �, sur'ety company authorized
to do business in the Sta,te of I��iinnesota, a.pproved in forr.� and substance by the Cit�T
4ttorney, the conditions of which bond ar_d obligation shall provide that the principal
�flill faithfully comply with a,ll the terms and conditions of this ordinance together
with all of the rules, re�ulations and requirements issued or demanded pursuant hereto
�` and including all reasonable orders and requirer,ients of the City -f�'ngineer, and shall be
conditioned further tha,t the principal ti�rill secure a,nd save and hold the City of
Hopkins and its officers and employees free and harmless from and against any and all
claims, demands, darna;es or judgements and other cost: and expenses which may arise
fxom the issuance of any excavation permit istued pursuant to this ordinance or from
any such claims, dem�nds, damages ana judger.�ents for .�rhich the city or any officers or
employees rr�ay be rr,ade liable by re�son of any �ccident, occurrence or injury to persons
or property occas�ione� by any excavation of the principal.
Recovery on such surety bond for any injury or accident shall not exhaust the
bond but it shall in its entirety cover any or al1 future �ccidents or injuries
during the excavation i•rork for ti,�hich it is �iven.
L<rhenever any claim is made or filed or whenever any la,wsuit shall be brought
a�ainst the City arising fror� any tiaork, thing or action perforr:ied or left unperformed
under any excava.tion permit, the City �ngineer, or other city official shall mail
written notice to such permittee of any such claim, demand or legal action, and.
thereafter any final judgerr:ent or other judication a�ainst the City requiring payrr.eni;
for any such damage.� shall be conclusive upon the perrrittee, principal and. his surety,
l�n annual bond may be given under this provision which shall remain in force
for one year conditioned as above, in the amount specified herein and in other re-
spects as specified herein but applicable �,s to a.11 excav�,tion work in streets by
the permittee during the terr.� of one year from said date.
S�;CTIOI�T b. EXF.T•'IFTIOId POR CI�l'Y A.ND PUBLIC UTII�ITIES. The surety bond, liability
insurance and permit requirements and provisions of this ordinance shall not apply to
any public utility permitted to operate within the City limits, by franchise or other-
wise, for the purpose of supplying gas, electric, or telephone service or for any
excavation which is made under a contra,ct awarded by the City or r.�ade by the City.
SECTIOid 7. F`FEu AAID DEPO; ITS R.I?C�UIRED. Each application sh�,ll be accor�panied
by such pern�it fees and by the deposit of such amount as may be required for the proper
backfill and street surface repair a,nd restoration as is from time to tiRie provided and
setforth herein and in Hopkins License Fee Ordinance No. 165A, as amended and including
a surety bond �.nd evidence of such liability and damage insurance contracts as herein-
after required.
Restoration of surface may be done by the City or by the Permittee at his option
and shall be so :tated on the permit.
The Engineer shall estimate the cost of the restoration of any street ex.cavation
pursuant to this ordina,nce including proper compaction and resurfacing thereof, such
estimate to be dependent upon the size and depth of all openings and the kind of paving
or surfacing materials to be replaced and using costs of similar restoration on the
open ma.rket from time to time. Each application for an excavation permit shall be
accompanied by a deposit payable to the City equal to the estimated cost of such
restoration thus established. Such deposit shall remain with the City for not to
exceed 12 months from the date of the commencement of each permitted excavation, and
any repair or restoration of any such excavation by the City shall be charged to the
permittee and may be deducted from such deposit and the balance thereof, if any, re-
turned to the permittee at such time as the �,hoineer shall have approved the
restoration and resurfacing of the excavation. If any such deposit shall prove
insufficient to pay such costs, the difference shall be paid by the permittee on or
before 30 days after billing pl;us interest thereon at the legal rate.
The rates per square yard or other basis determining the amount of each such
deposit shall be as set forth from time to time in the Hopkins Fee Ordinance Plo. 155A,
as amended.
SECTIOP�T B. EXCAVATI02J PLACARD. The Engineer shall provide ea,ch permittee, at
the time the permit is issued, a placard which shall state the permittee's name, the
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permit number and the �ate of expiration. It shall be the dut}= of an� permittee
hereundcr to keep the placard posted iri a consricuous plac� at the site of the
e:�caaation �.aor'�_. It tihall b� unl� �.�ful for an;� person to exhi'�it such placard at
or about an;j excavation not covered by such p�rn,:it or to �,�isrepresent the perr,-:it
n�amber or the d�,te of expiration.
�LCTIOPa 9. P�LGULATIOr1 ;, CCT�;fDITIOiT�' Aii� OT��R I�;'�UIFE];�ir;T,tT: . All �,�ork done
pursuant to an excavatior_ �err�it issued under the provision� of this ordinance
snall be perforr�ed under the c�ir�ction a.nd to the s� tisfaction of the I�ngineer or
his duly authorized �,gent.
The I;r��;ineer ir,a;yr issue fror.: time to i;ir�e such re�;ula,tionti :aith respect to
excavations wit�in �,ny street, and r�a.y �=r,odif�� then zaith .respect to particular
taor.k, as the 1?n�ineer sha,ll deem necessary, ad.visa.ble, convenient or proper to
protect the �u�lic fror.� injury, to tirevent dama�e to p�.zblic or private property,
a,nd to roinirnize interference .•�ith t'.ze public use of the streetr.
Gener�l re�uulations e���.blished by the �n�;ineer shall be approve� by the
Council �,fter. a public '.�ea,r.izi� thereon and a, cop�T of such regu.lations �ha.11 be
furnished to each perr:,ittee upon issuance of tl-ie exc�.va.tion perrr,it.
Te;�zl�,tions established b� the �i;n�ineer Uhall include, but shall not be
limited to the followin�:
(a� rEc�uiren;ent that a,11 public util�ties be notified 'oy the perr�i-Ltee of
permittee' � intent to mal.e a. Utrcet excavation � ivin; notice of tin�e, place
and pur�ose of such exca,vation.
(b� P�equirement that the perr^�i-ttee �hall have the dut�r of aetern��ining the
location anc' depth of all existin� underground facilities.
(c� I�a.nner and m.ethod of rr�,kin� street exca,vation including procedures to
safe�uard and nrotect adjoinin�• and adjacent property and existin� underground
and above E;round fa.cilities, wnd the general nublic.
(d.� ?''a.nner, rnetnod �,nd required tools a,na backfillin� a,ny str2et excavation
includin� specification: as to materials.
(e� Int�r�retation a.nd clarification of any provision of this ordinance or
of any r�gulations, rules or requirements hereunder.
�"�TCTIOPT 10. T1'�PdCFIIi�lG, �3�iCKFILL, C01'iP�C`1'IOi�, i3AS.0 F�PLAC�'�.EPdT �1TD SUI3 SUI�'ACE
P�GULAZ'IOi;u. Any and all excava,tions hereunder shall be �overned by at least
the follo�-aing requirements:
(a� Op�nin�s. mrencheU for conduits, Trrater, steam, oil and gas pipes, :e��rer
and other structures placed alon�; the road or street shall be so dug that the
nea,r edge of the trench is at le�st three (3� feet out:.ide of the edge of th�
road basn unless the Cit�r ��ngineer shall authori�e in caritin�; a lesser cleara,nce.
A greater di�tance shall be used :Jherever practicable, or t�ahen so specified in
the permit. Trenches for construction along the street :hall not be opened for
a distance of more than 300 feet at any one time, unless especially authorized
by the L:nginecr.
(b� Stora,�e of i��cavated i"aterials. L�:cavated or other material shall be placed
or stored on the side of the operation farthest from the road base or pavement,
unless otherv�i�e �,uthorized by the Ln�;ineer, and in such manner that there c-Jill
be no interfcrence ��ith the flow of water in an�r �utter, drain, pipe, culvert,
ditch or other waterway.
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(c� �ackfill and Compaction. After excav�tion h�s been completed, it may be
refilled with the excavated material which has been removed, with the following
exception:
If the excavated material consists of mucky, soft, or unstable soil,
boulder�, or large rock, it must be removed and disposed of outUide the
City ri�ht-of-tiaay, and replaced ?�Jith granular (sandy� material approved
by the City Engineer.
'rhe refilling of the trenc� shall be done taith Cl�ss Q. gravel or other approved
m�teri�l, each mechanically tampe�, and shall follow as rapidly as possible the
placing of sub-surface structures and shall be completed in such m�nner �s will
conform to the earth shoulder or subgrade. The trench shall be tamped �s re-
filled, and no layer prior to tar.�ping shall be greater than 12 inches in
thickness. Only approved tampin� equipment i•rill be permitted includinb round
ball trench tarnpers o�erated �aith com�ressed air, Barco taripers or other similar
equipment. Dozers and crawlcrs or other tractors are not approved tarnping
equipment. I-�%draha.n�mer tamping will be approved, but its use .aill be confined
to three (3� foot layers of backfill at any one time. Tamping shall be completed
upvaard to the line of the bottom of the stabilized base in place under the road
surfa,ce .
(d� Replacement of Gravel Base. The gravel base shall be repla,ced with material
to meet the specifications of the City Engineer. It shall be ta.mped in layers
not to exceed four (4� inches in depth with any approved equipment listed above,
or o�ith a vibrating roller or tamper. The quantities or depth of Class 5 gravel
which exists or is present under any blacictop and shoulder areas prior to
excavation shall be replaced thereunder by the �ermittee subject to the direction
and appro�al by the City Engineer. All compaction mu.t be in accordance t•lith
the I�iirinesota Hight•ray Specifications dated January 1, 1�68, Section 2110
"Ordina,ry Compaction".
SECTION 11. I�-;ERGENCIi,S. In the event of any emergency in �,�hich a main,
conc�uit, or utility facility in or under any street breaks, bursts, or otherwise i�
in such condition as to immediatel�r endanger the property, life, health or safet;�
of any individual, the person oTfming or controlling such main, conduit, or utility
facility, �aithout first applying for a,nd obt�.ining an excavation permit hereunder,
sha,ll immediately take proper er�ergency measures to cure or remedy the dan�erous
conditions for the protection of propert�r, life, health.and safety of individuals.
However, such person ou-nin� or controlling sucli facility shall apply for a.n exca-
vation perrnit not later than �the end of the next succeeding day during ti•ahich the
�n�ineer's office is open for business, and shall not proceed with permanent re-
pairs without first obtaining an excavation permit hereunder.
SECTIOIv 12. �TON-COi'%iPLETIOAd OR P.BANDOPII�.L'I•7T. 6dorY sha.11 progress in an
expeditious manner until completion in order to avoid unnecessary inconvenience
to the general public. In the. event that the i;�ork shall not 'oe performed in
accordance t�rith the a,pplicablc re�ulations of the L,ngineer or in accordance �faith
the provisions of this ordinanc�, or shall cease or oe aoandoned without c�ue cause,
the City may after six hours' notice in ��rritin; to the holder of said perrnit of
intent to do so, correct �aid �-�rork or fill the er.cavation, and repair the titreet,
�,nd in a,ny such event the entire cost to the Cit�r of such ��rork shall be a liability
of and sha11 be �aid by the person to t��hor:; the permit �•ras issued anc� hi ; SUY'Cfijr.
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SE�CTICr, 13. INSUR�I�C�. A permittee, prior to the commencer;�ent of excava,tion
z:�orr: hereunder, shall furnish the �ngineer satisfactor� eviderce in �aritin; that the
permittee has in force and.!��ill r�aintain in force durin� the performance of thc
excavation taork and the period of the excav�.tion permit public lia,bility insurance
of not less than y:",100,000.00 for any one person and °;�00,000.00 for any one accident
and property dar�a.ge insurance of not less than ";100,000.00 duly issued bJ an
insur�,nce cor�pany authorized to do business in the St� te of P?inncsota and on which
policy the Cit�r is named. aU � co—insurec�.
SECTION 1t1. II�iDF"�IPdIFICATIOPd. The perrnittee �hall inden�niFy, keep and hola the
City free and har.rnleUs irom li�.bility on account of injury or daria,g� to persons or
property arising or �rowin�, out of the permittee's ne�li�er_ce in ;;a,iting any street
e�:cavation. Iri the event that suit sha11 be brou�,ht �,g�,inst the City, either
independently or jointly Yaitr the permittee on account ther�of, the permittee,
upon notice to it b�y- the Ci�ty, shall defend the Cit}r in �.ny suit at the cost of
the permittee, anc? in the e�rent of a final jud�;ement 'aeing obtained a,g� inst the Cit�r,
eii;her inc�epend_entl�y- or jointlf l�;ith the perri�ittee, the perr;ittee shall pa,;y such
judgcment �,aith all co:ts and hold the City harr.-:less therefrorn.
�L''CTICI�i 1 j. RtiPUNAL OP F�P��':IT�. If any person shall fail, refuse or neglect
i;o cornply �raith th2 rrovisions of this ordinance, or a.n�� rules or reeulations of the
Zn�;ineer, or an�� re�.:=onable orders or directions of the �ngineer in reference thereto,
the Lngineer r�af refuse to issue iurther perr�its to such person until such conditions
or orders are comnlied_ ���ith.
First rea.d a.t a regular n�eetin� of th� Council of the City of Hopkins h�ld
on December 3, 19��3, and finally read, appr.oved, a,do�ted and order�d published
at a rcgul�,r meetin� of �aid Council held on December 17, 1968.
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�;ecretary
JOu�,PH C . VL'S�,Y,
Cit�� Attorney
CITY OF HOPK_INS
Hennepin County, R�Iinnesota
P10TICE OF Ii�'P�!�II�TG OP� PROPOS� II��IPROVLP�`i?��TTS
TO 1^��iOT+I IT T��lAY CONCEIZIV':
TJOTICE IS H��iF�BY GIVEPI that the City Council of the City of Hopkins
will meet in the Council Chambers of -Lhe City Hall at 7:30 o'clock P.M.,
on December 17th, 1968, to consider the making of an improvement in the
Northwest �Juarter (N', �� of the A;orthvrest �uarter (Nlr�� of Section 25,
Township 117, Range 22, commencing at the existing main at the intersection
of Fifth Street South and Sixteenth 1"venue South, thence running northerly,
alon� Sixteenth t�venue projected northerly, to existing main on Second Street
South by the installation of a watermain and easement acquisitions therefor
pursuant to 1�.5.�., Secs. 429.011 to Secs. 429.111.
The area proposed to be assessed f'or such improvement is: lzll of that
part of the Northwest !�uarter (Iud°Jr=� of the Northwest f�uarter (N'v��� of Section
25, Tot•�nship 117, Range 22 lying northerly and southerly of the Chica�o and
I`'orthwestern i�ailroad Right-of-��1ay; and that part of Section 26, '1'ownship 117,
=-�ange 22 described as folloUts: commencing 1112 65�100 feet �ast of Northwest
corner of I�Tortheast �ua,rter (Pd��',-��� of Plortheast wuarter (TlE��, thence South
9n feet, thence Trlest 25 25�100 feet, thence South to Northerly line Chicago
and Northwestern Railroad �formerly lrnown as the AZinneapolis and St. Zouis
Railroad� Right-of-��iay, thence Lasterly alon; Northerly line of said Right-
of-?�day to �'ast line of P+ortheast �uarter (A1i;.-�,�-�, thence North to IJortheast
corner thereof, thence ��est to beginnin�; The westerly 305 feet of Lot 3,
t=uditor's Subdivision A1o. �95; All of Block 20, including vacated alley and�
one-half of vacated Twelfth P_venue South, West Minneapolis.
The estimated cost of such improvement is �539,790.00.
�11 persons desiring to be heard with reference to the proposed
improvement will beYEard at this meeting.
Dated November 19th, 1g68.
C. R. PETL�SON,
Secretary to the Council
JOS�PH C. VES_�I�Y,
City 1�.t-�orney
Published in the Ho�kins Sun, Iiopkins, Minnesota, on December 5th, �968
and December 12th, 1908.
CITY OF HOPKINS
Hennepin County, Minnesota
RESOLUTION N0. 1747
RESOLUTION ORDERIATG IMPROVEMETIT AND
PREPARATION OF PLANS
WF�REAS a Resolution of the City Council, No. 1742, adopted the
19th day of November, 1968, fixed a date for a hearing on the proposed
improvement �m the Northwest Quarter (P1YiF� ) of the Northwest Quarter ( Ntr�)
of Section 25, To�mship 117, Ra.nge 22, commencing at the existing mai n at
the intersection of Fiith Street South and Sixteenth Avenue South, th �ce
running northerly, along Sixteenth Avenue projected northerly� to existing
main on Second Street South by the installation of a watermain and easement
acquisition therefor, the total estimated cost thereof being �39,790.00 and,
WHE[3EAS all property owners whose property is liable to be assessed
for the making of this improvement were given ten days published notice
of the council hearing through two weekly publications of the required
notice, and a heaxing was held a.nd the property owners heaxd thereon a� the
17th day of December, 1968.
NOW, THERE'F'ORE, BE IT RESOLVID by the Council of the City of Hopldns:
1. Such improvement is hereby ordered as proposed in the Counci 1
Resolution Ido. 1742 a.dopted November 19th, 1968.
2. That John Strojan is hereby deeignated as the engineer for this
improvement and he shall prepare plans a,nd specifications for the making of
such improvement.
Adopted by the City Council of the City of Hopkins, Minnesota, this
17th day of December 1968.
C. R. PETERSON, JOHN F. HANLEY,
Secretary to the Council Mayor
JOSEPH C. VF�SELY,
City Attorney
Kerber
(Official Publication�
C ITY OF HOPY; Iid S
T I IIv P��F�S OTA
• P�OTICE POR 3IDS FOR LABOR �� i��A1EPIALS PTECESSARY
FOR FURNISHIPdG 1�?�'1� ITdSTP LL IPdG T'sd0 ( 2� COP�INTERC IAL
SI�I; HUT�TIDIFIE�S ITv HOPKIAIS CITY HALL
�EALF� BIDS �rill be received by the City 1flana.ger at the City Hall,
?Iopkins, ;�iinne.�ota, until Tuesday, November 26, 19�8, at 10:00 A.?'-�.,
and then and there opened and publicly read and as soon as possible
thereafter, aw�.rd of a contra.ct will be ma,de by the City for the
following: "Furnishing and installation of t�ro (2� commercial size
humidifiers in Hopkins City Hall", all in accordance �aith plans ar�d
specifications on file in the office of the Cit;� Fhgineer.
Bidder's i3onds or Certified Checks are required for ten (1Q��
�ercent of the bid, as a guarantee of entry into a contract.
The right is reserved to accept or reject any or all bids.
CITY OF HOPK.IPdS
� G • /���r�
T.' L. idovak, City I'ianager
To be published in the Iiopkins Sun, i�Tovember 14, 190'8.
To be published in the Construction �3ulletin, yovember 14, 1�68.
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MEMORANDUM
December 13, 1968
To: City Council
From: City Manager
Re: Request for bids, Two Humidifiers
The budget provides for the purchase of two Humidifiers for
the City Hall building. The first series of bids on these two
Humidifiers were received approximately three weeks ago. At that ''
time we received only one bid. Mr. Anderson called to the other ,
bidders on the proposed bidding list to see if they were interested
in bidding but had been prevented by some unforeseen circumstance.
One of the Companies on this list indicated they did wish to bid.
We therefore contacted the individual who submitted the single bid
and received his approval to rebid the item. This was done in accord8nce
with the standard purchasing procedure.
At
/'�he second round of bids we received ttie single bid proposal
attached.
We feel that the process of calling potential bidders and re-
bidding the item ha� ass�ired us tha[ no other bids will be received.
We did, however, receive a senond bid a day late for the Bid
Opening, with the envelope post` marked the morning of the Bid Opening.
This Company did not respond correctly to the specifications and thue
we submit to you the singl.e bid received on the second series.
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Att:
Respectfully submitted, '
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Terry�Novak
City Manager
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CITY OF HOPKINS
Hennepin County, Minnesota
RESOLUTION N0. 1748
RESOLUTION SETTING MILEAGE ALLOWANCE
BE IT RESOLVED BY THE CITY COUNCIL OF THE CITY OF HOPKINS
AS FOLLOWS:
That from and after January 1, 1969, payments for mileage
authorized to be paid to any and all personnel traveling in be-
half of the City of Hopkins shall be at the rate of lOG per mile.
Passed and adopted by the City Council of the City of Hogkias,
Minnesota, at a regular meeting held on December 17, 1968.
C, R. PETERSON, JOAN F. HANLEY,
City Clerk MAYOR
JOSEPH C. VESELY,
City Attorney
CITY OF flOPRINS, MINNESOTA
R E S 0 L U T I 0 N
N0. 1749
Mr. Harriman offered the followin�
Resolution:
BE IT RESOLVED, That the Contract heretofore submitted, signed and executed
by the Suburban Hennepin County Relief Board of the County of Hennepin for and
during the year 19 68 for the ad.ministration and supervision of poor relief in
the City of Hopkins be, and the same is hereby accepted,
approved, renewed and extended for and during the year 1969 with the same
force and effect as though said original Contract, above described� were redated
and resigned and executed as of the date hereof.
The question was on the adoption of the Resolution, and a roll being called
there were 5 yeas and no nays, as follows:
Councilman Blake -Yea
Councilman Harriman -Yea
Councilman Lund -Yea
Councilman Pokorny -Yea
Mayor Hanley -Yea
And so the Resolution was adopted.
I certify that the above is a true and correct copy of a Resolution pa,ssed
by the Council of City
of Hopkins , Minnesota�
at its regular special meetin� held on the 17th �y of December �
19 68 .
.� �����:�
C. R. Peterson, City Clerk
CITY OF HOPKINS
Hennepin County, Minnesota
RE�OLUTION 1V0. 1750
A RESOLUTION ORDERING PREPARATIOAI
OF ENGINF.ER'S REPORT ON INIPROV�TS
WHII3EAS a petition has been received requesting the improvement of.the
North—South alley from First Street Idorth, south to East—West a11ey just north
of Excelsior Boulevard betxeen Twelfth Avenue North and Thirteenth Avenue North,
alley in back of Lots 1, 2� 3, 4, 5r and 6, Block 71, West Minneapolis Second
Division by concrete surfacing thereon and the assessment of b eiefitting property
for all or a portion of the coat of the improvement pursuant t o M.S.A., S ecs.
429•011 to Secs. 429.111.
, NOW, Ti�REFORE, BE IT RESOLVED BY THE CITY COUATCIL OF THE CITY OF HOPKINS�
MINNFSOTA, that the proposed improvement be referred to John Strojan, Cit y
Engineer, for etuc�y and he ia inetructed to report with all convenient sp eed
advising the Council in a}�.geliminary way as to whether the proposed improvements
arefeasible and as to whether they should best be made as proposed or in connection
with some other improvement, and the estimated cost of the improvements as
recommended.
Adopted by the City Council of the City of Hopkins, Minnesota, this 17th
day of December, 1968.
C. R. PETERSON� JOHN F. HANLEY,
Secretary to the Council Niayor
JOSEPH C. VESII�Y,
City Attorney
Kerber
CITY OF HOPKINS
Hennepin County, Minnesota
RESOLUTION N0. 1751
RFSOLUTION AGCEPTING RESOLUTIONS NUMBERS 1
TH�DUGH 6 INCLUSIVE FROM HOPKINS CHARTER COM-
MISSION AND ORDERING PUBLIC HEARING THER�ON
Wf�IEREAS, the Hopkins Charter Commission has presented
and filed with the Clerk of the City of Hopkins its Resolutions Num-
bers 1 through 6 inclusive which Resolutions recommend the adoption
of Ordinances amending Sections 2.07, 2.10, 6.05, 6.06 and 12.05 of
the Hopkins City Charter, and
WF�FtEAS, said Resolutions have been filed pursuant to
M.S.A. L,.10.31.
NOW, TF�REFORE, be it Resolved by the City Council of
the City of Hopkins that said Hopkins Charter Commission Resolutions
be and the same hereby are accepted and that a Notice as provided in
said M.S.A. 1�10.31 be prepared, filed and published in the official
newspaper of the City and that said proposed Charter Amendments be
heard at a public hearing to be held March 18, 1969 in the Council
Chambers of the City at 7:30 P.M.
Passed and adopted at a regular meeting of the Council
held on Tuesday, December 17, 1968.
John F. Hanley, Mayor
C. R. Peterson, Clerk
Joseph C. Vesely, City Attorney
MEMORANDUM
December 13, 1968
' To: City Council
T'rom: City ManaQer
Re: Joint Purchasing
The f.ollowing tabul.�tion shows the savings in the purchase of
two Police Cars through attaching ourselves to the Police Car bid
received by the Suburban ,Joint Purchasing program.
The Police Dept. has requested permission to proceed with the
purchase of these two vehicles.
Since this is the first purchase under the Joint Purchasing
program, two questions require discussion:
(1) does the Council wi.sh each such purchase under the Joint
Purchasing program to be brought specifically to City Council
for approval, or will it suffice if we bring informational
memorandums indicating our intent prior to the signing of a
Pi�rchase Order'?
(2) will the above suggested procedure, in combination with the
resolution joining joint purchasing, satisf� the requirements
of the Charter and Code on �iurchasing items over $500?
The City of St. Louis Park will soon be providing us with the
Standard Form which St. Louis Park uses in notifying City Council of
their intent to purchase items through the joint purchasing program.
This same form has been adopted by Richfield, and apparently has the
clearance of the City Attorneys of those two cities.
Respectfully submitted,
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T`�rr . Novak
Cit Manager
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COST COPrPARISOPl AND RECOb�DATION
FOR
�:�U11D CARS FOR 1969
Cost per car 1968 2785.00
Les� trade 1967 Dodge £302.50
Net difference paid each
Bid Price for �969 squad unit
with 1968 comparative
specification� 2103•48
estimated auction �rice
based on 1967 auction 600.00
Net difference (estimate� each
��,982.50
$1,500.00
Recommendation
Purchase of 2 new yquacls with the joint purchasing municipalities
as bid and awarded to I3rookdale Chrysler—Plymouth for 1909 Plymouths.
2 Units — 1969 specifications $?_,303.48 each $4,606.9G
Trade in units to be auctioned at a joint auction
in April �9�9•
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CITY OF HOPKINS
Hennepin County, Minnesota
RESOLUTION N0. 1752
WHEREAS, the Zoo Advisory Committee to the Metropolitan
Council has made proposals for a new major metropolitan zoo; and
WHEREAS, these proposals will greatly benefit the people
of our area by providing a facility for the study and preservation
of animal species, as well as a place for family-centered recreation;
and
WHEREAS, this facility would be largely self-supporting, with
minimal financial cost to the public; and
WHEREAS, the zoo would be of benefit to area citizens and
businesses and a major attraction for tourists,
NOW THEREFORE BE IT RESOLVED that the Council of the City
of Hopkins goes on record in support of this project and urges
the State Legislature to implement these plans in the coming
legislative session.
Adopted unanimously on Tuesday, December 17, 19681, at a
regular meeting of the Council of the City of Hopkins, Minnesota.
C. R. PETERSON, JOHN F. HANLEY,
City Clerk Mayor
JOSEPH C. VESELY,
City Attorney