Minutes - Council - 08/23/1976 - Laserfiche WebLink

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i- I \; I ;C'._;l -,':','~ . i ,....'..........1..1...@...V .,...1.'.e'" ,,: ,;i" 1:1 C', q , ~ , -I ;."1 ,'\ j :"'1 Council/ August 23, 1976 Page 2 Letter on glass damage at 15250 Yakima Street. The Neal Anderson residence. This item was referred to City Engineer Dick Sha to forward to the Contractor on Project 76-1. ' Mayor Cox read an excerpt fromfue official minutes of the Anoka City Commission pertaining to the landfill question. The exerpt is on file. Councilman Gorham discussed a letter to be written to the County on the landfill question. Attorney Goodrich stated that Dick Sha had written a letter and discussed the contents with the Council. Councilman Gorham suggested that certain items such as stipulations on the future granting of a permit to operate the landfill recreational areas and ownership to the City of the land should be contained in the letter. Motion by Councilman Mickelson, seconded by Reimann to"have Dick Shainclude these items in the letter. Carried 4 to 0 Letter from Robert Neary on Rum Acres park land read and filed. No action. The City Engineer will respond to. the letters. Councilman Gorham read a letter from the State Auditor's office pertaining to the annu"a] financial statement which is late. Clerk Walker .to make sure that the Financial Statement is received by the State Auditor's office by August 30. W. E. Louchs--Variance request. A discussion was held on the variance request to convey certain parcels of land by metes and bounds. Motion by Councilman Mickelson that a variance be granted to W. E. Louchs to convey parcels A, B, C, D and E as shown on land survey revised on July 8, 1976, by John Oliver Inc., which would permit conveyance of these parcels by metes and bound and further waive all requirements of Ordinance 75-5.A'Said lIarhlnrp is o ile. ;N.t;v\A\I~'') /)~JiJ ..",.. ..rOi) ~j-, "fc....t)~ .,... ~ s~~;,f:',.. Motion died for lack of second. C, 6 y"i lit 1"1'1 t. #t Girl J-I, Question: are you waiving any other section of the ordinance such park fee. Answer: No not waiving the park fee. as the Motion by Councilman Mickelson, seconded by Councilman Reimann to approve the above motion as. restated. Carried 4 to 0 Ed Klemish. Mr. Klemish responded to the letter on completion of the roads in his development. A discussion took place between Mr. Klemish and Attorney Goodrich. Mr. Jim Knutson of 6061 169th Lane presented a letter from Robert Gfrorer which was read and is on file. A discussion then took place between the City Council and Mr. Klemish on the blacktopping of the streets. Mr. Klemish stated for the record that the Town Board at the time he first started his development had promised that he would not have to black top his streets until the development was 75 to 85% developed. Mr. Klemish also stated that the City could not recall the bond since there was not a signed contract to perform between Mr. Klemish and the City. Mr. Klemish again pointed out that Mayor Cox had promised to him along with the Town Board that he would not have to black top until the development was 75 to 85% completed. The City Engineer Dick Sha indicated that a new contract to perform should have a reasonable date set for completion contained within it. Mr. Klemish stated that he would enter into a two year performance contract with the City. The City Council by consensus agreement found that a two year performance contract would be too long an ?mOunt&f +me. . , n,~m5~~ -~c~~~~:1.e ~~~ ~ ~ e >< -e C'Iv'\ b;:::::rra Virgi 1 Johnson property. The City Council di scussed the situati on of the condemned property with Mr. Johnson. Building Inspector Wirz read Resolution No. 17 to order the removal of hazardous buildings on the Virgil Johnson property located, at 154th Avenue N.W. and Armstrong Boulevard. Mr. Johnson does agree with the conditions of the building as stated in Resolution No. 17.