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HomeMy WebLinkAboutCity Council Minutes 02-20-1962intment G. bson, Act-- Vill. C lerk. Iden Auto its Request r Building rk & Recrea. 4dvisory Comm. `Request for Cash .o cat ion by Village to Hamel ',Athletic Assn. & W. Med. Lake -comm. Club. Fearer . 20, l Pursuant to due call and notice thereof a Rem Meeting of the Village Council of the Village of,Plymuth, Minneootas was duly held at the Village Ballon the 0th' day of Fe jt` , mt ?s30 o'clock P.M. Prevent; Mayor geefe, 'steea Yr2gve, atm#ia# Teberg, the Acting Clerk, VilUge Attorney and Eaginner Notion made by Trustee Yngve that Genevieve Jaceabsom bre appointed Acting Clerk in the absence ofHerbert T Joh"on# Village Clerk. Notion seconded by Trustee Yngve and passed by all CouQcil :members voting aye. Copies of the Minutes of the Regular Meeting of Febivary 13th as mailed to each Councilman were approved. William S. Rosen, Attorney for Golden Auto Parts, appeared and made presentation in connection with obtaining permission for erection of a building and enclosure area at Hbo.. 55 about 5W ft. East of the intersection of South Shore Drive (ti.t f first 3W ft.. West of the present golf _driving range owned by .DWA4 e3darr) Pro- posed building and enclosure area will use only 3 edres 1 t aurum .t6 be acquired by Golden will be q acres. Purpose of :thia: b4d � (showroom) and enclosure - to be fabricated of bruit, saw' �IM►� will be for the sale and storage of nese and second-hand auto parts. _ ldr. Rosen stated they have approval of the Righ�ray ]Pept,' to Jrft. in accessl or service road at West end of the property. Spbliets dis.r cussed in conn®coon with this proposed projects Footings, drsinegu facilities, and whether or not this property must be rezoned from Commercial to Industrial. Motion made by Trustee Curtis that thio presentation be tabled for consideration by the Council untUmolt- ing of March 6. In the interim, Golden Auto Parts will proceed immediately to order a soil test covering the area involved. Notion seconded by Trustee Sreatz arni pwssed by all Council me hers voting aye* Recreation Herbert R. Samson, C bairman of the ?lymouthr _Park �.l�fAdvim- ory Co= fission, appeared accompanied tgr Wren Hughes And Neatu Mitchell, requesting that the sum of $250.00 be allocated= W the { Village to the Memel Athletic Assn. and the same su'a to =fit Medicine Lake Community Club, for the purpose of .provides: 3�64ret- tiorkil facilities for Plymouth residents. Both requests denied. It was suggested by Trustee Curtis that the Park & Recreation Advis- ory Comm. proceed to outline a grogram of future activities, specif3- caily for Plrymetth, viz., baseball, hockey, etc., along with proppsed locations therefor. When this has been submitted# an attemp.wil]: be made to promote and further recreational activities in the V13144e. (without goin; outside to contribute). Mr. Wa. Sween of the Eberhard Co. appeared representing C. H. Ostrom & Son, and requested waiver of set -back rsquirad of V2 to 401 for trot 17, Block 1# Hawthorne Ponds Addn. for the r esson that contractor desires to retain present trees on this lJo+ad by Trustee Yngve that permission be granted for 401 set -back in of the usually required 502 on that portion of the lot facing �arefssns lane, but that a 50, set back be adhered to on the side line--' .(een nth Avenue) so that the house will be in Ume with the others an 4th Ave- nue; also that corrected survey be submi.lted with the plan# upon application for persdt. Motion seconded by Trustee itreatz and passed February 20, 1962 - Continued) by all Council Members voting aye. Art and Fid Schiebe, representing Schiebe Bros., Inc. ap- peared and presented a rough sketch of proposed addition to the westerly side of the present Plymouth Village Shopping Center, said addition to be approximately 801 x 102' and will be a continuation of the present structure and of the same characteristics (design, materials, etc.); and will be used for rental purposes, one unit to house a barber shop and Laundromat. They are to return with a good set of plans showing sanitary system, eta. Trustee Yngve offered the following Resolution and moved its adoption: RESOLUTION 62--10 RESOLUTION CLASSIFYING TA .-F0RFEITE} LANDS AND Res. 62-10 Roe; AUTHORTZING SALT. BY HEV1 i �3 CO. LAND DEPARTIEINT. Tax -Forfeited: lands & Motion to adopt the Resolution seconded by Trustee Curtis and Sale by Henn.`; upor vote being taken, the following voted in favor thereof: Mayor Co. Land Dept.,., Keefe, Trustees Yngve, Kreatz, Curtis and Teberg. Against: None. Whereupon said Resolution was duly passed and adopted. Dated February 20, 1962. 6Rayor Attest: Acting Cler, Application for Taxicab License by James N. Sauer for operation Taxicab Lic,`:.;; of a Taxicab Company in Plymouth Village to remain tabled pending Atty. Reca.Tabled Leflerls submitting new Taxicab Ordinance incorporating the most adaptable Pending and applicable features to the Village of Plymouth, of Taxicab Ordinance Taxicab Ord #550 (which was not adopted) and the one previously prepared by him. Motion made by Trustee Yngve that Plumbing License #135 to Plumbing Lie Philip Lansing & Richard E. Johnson, dba Minnetonka Plumbing Co., 1061 #135 Commerce Blvd., You_nd, Minn., be approved. Motion seconded by Trustee Approved. K.reatz and passed by all Council members voting aye. An estimate was submitted ay Hopkins Plumbing & Heating Co., hopkins to the Village Clerk, for installation of a slop sink in the garage area Acceptance of, of the Village Hall, for $259.00. Motion made by Yngve that their bid be Hop. Plbg.& accepted and that they proceed with this work at their earliest opportun-- Htg. Bid for, ity and that the Village Clerk advise thein accordingly by letter at once. Slop Sire. Motion seconded by Trustee Teberg and passed by all Council members voting aye. Mr. Egil Wefald, Village Engineer, presented the following memoranda dated 2/19/62 L-.: each Council member and went over each in detail: 1. Preliminary Approval of Interastate Route 494 through the Village of Plymouth; February 20 1962 _ Continued Re. HfW 494, 2. Review of Preliminary Plan of C.S.A.H. No. 18 from > Co. Rd. 15, County Road 18 from County Road No. 70 (26th Avenue Fisher Fits. Addn, North), to u.S.A.H. No. 10 (Bass Lake Road and North & 1962 Street Village Limits); Surfacing. 3. Preliminary Plat of Fisher Heights Addition; 4. Proposed 1962 :street Surfacing Progrwa. The Acting Clerk was instructed to send copies of this memoranda to the Planning Commission and one copy to the Planning Consultant. On motion: the meeting was adjourned at 11:10 o,clock P.M. Acting V ge Clerk