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RESOLUTION URGING THE LIZISIATURN OF THE STAT
OF MINNESOTA TO ENACT INTO LAW H. F. HO. 122.
A regular meeting of the Village Council of the Village of Plymouth was held
on the 5th dap of February, 1963, at the Village Hall at 7:30 o'clock P. M.
The fbllowing Councilmen were present: Kqur Keefe, Trustees Curtis,
01 Fallon and Reinan.
Trustee Curtis introduced the following Resolution and moved its aroption:
WHEREAS# planning studies Wade Er the Village of Plymouth unser the direction
of the Village Planner and the Village ftineer indicate that the drainage c: surface
waters has beams and will became more critical by reason ofthe rapid (levelops®..t of
the cosmmnnityl and,,
WH10teAS, a suitable method of financing construction of the required and
necessary storm sewers and storm drainage throughout the years to come has been a
subject of considerable study by the Council= and
WHEREAS, it has been deemed desirable to provide a means by which the
coat of an orderly and well—planned system of storm sewer and atom drainage is best
finanoed from general revenues of the Village rather than from special assessments
against benefited propertissl and,
WHEREAS, in order to provide a found for these purposes from the general
revenues of the Village, special legislation is required by the Legislature of the
State of Minnesota to posit the levying of an ad valorem tax for these purposes, and
WHEREAS, Representative John A. Zngve has introduced laths Nouse of
Representatives H. F. No. 122 which would ault,oriso the Village of Pljmouth to levy
a tarn of 5 sills for atom sewers and storm drainage,
NCW THEREFORE, Be it resolved as follwss
"That the Village Council of the Village of Plymouth does
hereby enthusiastically support the provisions of H. F.
No. 122 and does strongly urge the Legislature of the
State of Minneacta to •naot such bill into lav during the
ourrent legislative session."
Motion was seconded by Trustee Of Fallon and upon vote being taker thereon
the follaring voted in favor thereof Mayor Keefe, Trustees Curtis, OlFallon and
Reinan. The following voted against: Nano. Whereupon the notion was declared duly
passed and adopted.
SSW. Thos, J. Keefe, Maser
Attest:, 9smd. — H. T. i2bMA,Villigg Claft
STATE OF MINNIZOTA )
COUNTY OF HLN ", IN 98
VILLAOE OF PLYMOUTH)
I, the underaignsd, being the duly qualified and a ot.lag clerk of the Village
Of a oarsfuLly a onpared the attached and
foregoing higEraot ofr t of asci that
of the =YiMage GOU0 X1.1 of s aid Village
held February 5, 19631 with the original thereof an file in 4 office and the some is a
lull, true and complete transcript therefrom insofar a e the sass relates to Resolution
Urging the Legislature of the State of Minnesota to Sract into Law H. F. No. 122.
WITMM# Hy hand officially as such clerk and the corporsto seal of the village
this 5th day of February, 1963.
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(SPAL) Village of Plymouth, Minnesota
VILLAGE OF PLYMOUTH
RESOLUTION URGING THE LEGISLATURE OF THE
STATE W MINNZWTJL TO WFACT INTO LAW R.F.
190. 12
A regular meeting of the Village Council of the Village of Plymouth
was held on the 5th day of February, 1963, at the Village Hall at 7:30
o'clock P. M.
The following Councilmen were present: Mayor Keefe, Trustees
Curtis, O'Fallon and Reinan.
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appointed earlier in tarlaeen .
he meeting- to #ill tlfe ac -'r ancy closed try the
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Turstee Curtis introduced the following Resolution and moved its
adoption:
WHEREAS, planning studies made by the Village of Plymouth under
the direction of the Village Planner and the Village Engineer indicate
that the drainage of surface waters has become and will become more
critical by reason of the rapid development of the community; and,
WHEREAS, a suitable method of financing construction of the re-
quired and necessary storm sewers and storm drainage throughout the
years to come has been a subject of considerable study by the Council;
and,
WHEREAB, it has been deemed desirable to provide a means by which
the cost of an orderly and well-planned system of storm sewer and
storm drainage is best financed from general revenues of the Village
rather than from special assessments against benefited properties; and,
WHEREAS, in order to provide a fund for these purposes from the
general revenues of the Village special legislation is required by the
Legislature of the State of Minnesota to permit the levying of an ad
valorem tax for these purposes; and,
WHERUB, Representative John A. Yngve has introduced in the Souse
of Representatives H.F. No. 122 which would authorize the Village of
Plymouth to levy a tax of b mills for storm sewers and storm drainage,
NOW TMUYORZ, be it resolved as followd't
.That the Village Council of the Village of Plymouth does
hereby enthusiastically support the provisions of n. jr.
No. 122 and does strongly urge the Legislature of the
dtate of Minnesota to enact such bill into law during
the current legislative session,"
The motion was seconded by Trustee O'Fallon and upon vote being taken
thereon the following voted in favor thereof: Mayor Keefe, Trustees
Curtis, O'Fallon and Reinan. The following voted against: None
whereupon the motion wan declared duly passed and adopted.
STATE OF MINNESOtA )
COUNTY OF HEP414EPIN ) SS
VILLAGE OF PLYMOUtH )
I, the ursersigned; being the duly qualified and acting
clerk of the Vi lage of Plymouth, Minnesota, hereby certify that
I have carefully compared the attached and foregoing extract of
minutes of A regular meeting of the Village Council of said village
held FobXuu►r S , 19 63, with the original thereof on file
in my o ,ice and the same s a full, true and complete transcript
therefrom insofar as the same relates to
s! leaolntion Uraina the Le¢ielatare of the State of Kinn to
to Inset into Law H.F. No. 122
WITNESS, My hand officially as such,,;] rk and the corporate
sea] of the vi 1 lage this ,�' day of , 1953.
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Village of Plymouth, Minnesota
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