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HomeMy WebLinkAboutCity Council Minutes 03-06-1962March 6s 12g Pursuant to due call and notice thereof, a Regular Meeting of the Village Council of the Village of Plymouth, Minnesota, was duly held at the Village Hall on the 6th day of March, 1962, at 7:30 o'clock P.M. Present: Mayor Keefe, Trustees Yagve, Kreatz, Curtis and Teberg, the Village Clerk, Attorney and Engineer. Copies of the minutes of the Regular Meeting of February 20 as mailed to each Councilman were approved subject to the following correction: Motion made by Trustee Yngve appointing Genevieve Jacob- son, Acting Clerk was recorded as seconded by Trustee Yngve and should be corrected to "as seconded by Trustee Kreatz". A survey plat was submitted by George Hussman covering Lots Geo.Hussa►an Lot 21 & 22, Block 1, Christianson's Parker's Lake 2nd Addition, which he Division Reforti requested that he be permitted to divide into three lots. Motion made to planning by Trustee Yngve that the division of these lots be submitted to the Commission'. Planning Commission for their recommendation. Motion seconded by Trus- tee Curtis and passed by all Council members voting aye. Mr. Gruman of the Gruman Steel Company appeared with pians for a proposed warehouse and steel fabricating plant to be located West of Gruman Steel Co. Road 16 and Southeast of South Shore Drive in Section 25. Mr. Company Gruman stated that they proposed erecting a building 560 ft. on the guildir4g, North wall and extending to 740 ft. on the South wall, with a depth of 212 ft., at an estimated cost of $700,000. They are not in position to proceed with construction of the plant at the present time as they wish to dispose of their plant which they now occupy in Minneapolis. Motion made by Trustee Yngve that the matter be turned over to the Planning Commission for their consideration and recommendation as to the location of access roads and any other matters pertinent to the construction of building, as proposed. Motion seconded by Trustee Curtis and passed by all Council members voting aye. A number of residents were present to obtain information as Golden Auto Pts to the proposed construction of a building by the Golden Auto parts Bldg. Request Company on tract of land presently identified as "Folder's Golf Course" Referred to Plat on Highway 55. A discussion was held by the Council and a report was Cava. for Rett given by the Village Attorney, Mr. Lefler, as to his opinion. Mr. Lefler ing of LW** stated it woula definitely be necessary for the Golden Auto Parts Company to make application to re -zone the land from commercial (its present zoning), to industrial, as the purpose for which they intend to use the land would definitely came under that classification. The Clerk was in- structed to write the Golden Auto Parts Company requesting that if they wish to proceed further with the matter, it will be necessary to make application for re -zoning the land from commercial to industrial and that it be processed by the Planning Commission. Motion made by Trustee Yngve that the request of Durkin Construe- 40-n. tion Company and approved by the Building Inspector, for a waiver of the Set-Baak Lot 50 -ft. set -back to 40 ft. on Lot 4, Block 2, Greendale Addition, be B1.2'Greemdal approved. Motion seconded by Trustee Kreatz and passed by all Council Addn. Approri members voting aye. Trustee Curtis introduced the following Ordinance and moved its adoption: ORDINANCE 62-1 AN ORDINANCE REGULATING AND LICENSING Ordinance TAXICABS IN THE VILLAGE OF PLYMOUTH. Licensing Taxicab. March 6A Continued, Motion for the a dop-.ion of the foregoing Ordinance was sec- onded by Trustee Teberg And mon vote being taken thereon, the following voted in favor thereof: Payor Keefe, 'Trustees Yngva, Kreatz, Curtis and Teberg. Against: None. Whereupon said Ordinance was declared duly passed and adoptees. ]sated march 6, 1962. A 9.%_"'." r or f Attest' r • 41T"g6 Clerk Trustee Curtis introduced the following Ordinance and moved its adoption: Ordinance 62-2 ORDINANCE 62-2 ;.Amending Bldg. AN ORDINANCE AMENDING THI& BUILDING CODE (Hdim�F oar OF THE ijLLAGE OF PLYMOUTH BY ADDING AD - Mi.). DITIONAL PROVISIONS :U CHAPTER 14 THEREOF (MINTMW. FLOOR AREAS FOR GROUP 1 OCCUPANCY). Motion for adoption of the foregoing Ordinance was seconded by Trustee Teberg and upon vote being taken thereon, the following voted in favor thereof: Mayor Keefe, Trustees Yngve, Kreatz, Curtis and Teberg. Against: None. Whereupon said Ordinance was declared duly passed and adopted. Dated March 6, 1962. Mayor:,. Attest • 'Village Clef T.--ustee Kreatz introduced the following Ordinance and moved its adoption: Ordinance 62-3 ORDINANCE 62-3 Amending Moving AN ORDINANCE AMENDING ORDINANCE 61-14 of Bldgs. Ordi- FTIULATING THE MOVING Or BUILDINGS trance 61-11+. OVE_q STREETS AND ALLEYS IN THE VILLAGE. Motion for adoption of the foregoing Ordinance was seconded by Trustee Teberg and upon rote being taken thereon, the following voted in favor thereof: Mayor Keefe, Trustees Yngve, Kreatz, Curtis and Teberg. Against: Norse. Whereupon. said Ordinance was declared duly passed and adopted. Dated March 6, 1962. yor Attest:' --- Vi l acre Cl e March 6, 1962 - Continued A discussion was heal on the submission of building plans for COM'1.& Indu coammercizil and industrial biiliings. It was recommended that the Build- trial Bldg. irk Inspector require plans and speci�°ications to be prepared by a Plans by Rag,,; egisterect Architect or Registered Professional Engineer for any causer- Architect or cial or industrial buil.!inE exceeding the value of $.10,000.00, as Engineer, re;uired by the State Laws. Pete Petro appeared and stated that he was interested in Requirement obtaining four locations for r1as stations in the Village of Plymouth for for tie Skelly Oil Company. At present he is considering a location for a Gas States. gas station on the tZl corner of State Hwy. 55 and County Road 154. Requested f= Motion made by Trustee Yriove that Mr. Petro attend a P1arnin; Commission Plann. Come meeting and that the Planning Commission be requested to submit their recommendations for oas stations as to safety, access requirements, distance from roads, etc. Motion seconded by Truste!p Kreatz and passed by all Council manbers voting aye. Motion Trade by Trustee YnGve that an Excavation Permit be Excavation granted to Brooklyn Excavating Company, 2200 85th Avenue North, Minnea- Permit to polis 22, for removai of dirt from Parcel 4225, Plat 43735, located at Brooklyn Exce- State Highway 55 anu Co. Rd. 154, the operation to be completed within eating Co. 30 days from date of execution of the permit. Motion seconded by Trustee Curtis and passed by all Council members voting aye. Motion made by Trustee Curtis that Payroll Checks numbered P.Roll Cks. 1232 throur.h 1270 be approved. Motion seconded by Trustee Teberg and 1232 thru 1270 passed by all Council members voting aye. Approved. Trustee Yneve offered the followiaj Resolution and moved its adoption: RESOLUTION 62-11 RESJLU i0N :RECEZ-ING REPORT AAIB CALLING FOR PJBLIC HEARIMI. Resolution AS, a report has been given by the V:11 ;e Engineer to 62-11 the Village Council on February 19, 1962, recommending the Surfacing Report and Of the followin�- streets, to -wit: Public Hearing Location Street Termini on 1962 Street Improvements..:: Zinal Addition Weston Lane C.S.A.H. 6 to 820' North s 1/2 29 Zinal 2nd Addition 14th Avenue No. 163rd St. to Vicksburg S 1/2 29 163rd Street Lane; C.S.A.H. 6 to 760' South Greendale Addition 2nd Avenue No. 3rd Avenue No. to 7601 S 1/2 31 3rd Avenue No. Southwest; T.H. 101 to 4301 West of 2nd Avenue No. Birch Briar Addi- 13th Avenue No. 9th Avenue to 9th Avenge tion 9th Avenue No. Vicksburg Lane to 2200' N 1/2 32 West Hadley Hills Addi- 11th Avenue No. Urbandale Lane to 8001 West; tion N 1/2 31 13th Avenue No. 200' East Urbandale to 250' S 1/2 30 14th Avenue No. West Vagabond; Urbandale Lane Vagabond Lane to 380' `Nest; 11th Avenr;A to Urbandale Lane 13th Avenue; 11th Avenue to C.S.A.H. 6 NOW nMa0HE, BE ZT RESCUM B7 THE COUNCIL OF THE, VILLAGE OF PLYMOUTH : "1. The Cc -tcil will consider the aforesaid improvement in accordance with the report and the assessumt of pro- perty abutting or within said boundaries for all or ,& portion of the cost of the improvement pursuant to.iteS.A. Sec. 429011 to 429.111, at an estimated total cost of the improvement as shorn. 2. A public hearing shall be held on such proposed improve- went on the 3rd day of April, 1962, at the Village Hall, in the Village of Plymouth at 7:30 o'clock P.M. The Village Council shall give published notice of such _ hearing and improvement as required by Iaw.e Motion to adopt the Resolution seconded by Trustee Cts :i and upon vote be s irrg taken, the folloring voted in iitr►or thereof �b*Q" Keefe, Trustees Yngva, Itreats, Curtis asd Tsberg. Againsts Voce. Whereupon, said Resolutions was declared duly passsd amd adopted. Dated March 6, 1962. Alay or Attest: ge 0lerk aypr ^.nd Motion evade by Trustee rngvee that if the Miyw or any_ t 1*ouncilmen Oilman wishes to attend the Annual (;onference h�e►dAgs for Xgwwg &dd - boaference at Cotmcilmen to be held at the university of Kim sats on March 15 and ..p of M. 16, that they be reimbursed for the spp.Ucation fee. motion seconded by Trustee T'eberg and passed by all Comail mmabars votiag aye. IIIIIIIII tl�1e�,l,l l� ���II.Y�Y� Location Street Hawtnorrse pond 3rd 'A venue No. Addition 4th Aveune No. Avanuo; %wreja S 1/2 31 5th Avenue. No. 550' lfort welt ... i, 6th Avenue No. Narcissus Lie, `garaisans w Merrimac Lane Lane to 800' West; 1fsxssw Narcissus Lane Lane to 5th A'Mue, 3rd, Ave -- nue to 1701 North of 6th -Ave. Plymouth Manor 2:x3. Avenue No. Vicksburg Lane to Banchr iqu Addition 3rd Avenue No. Lane; Vicksburg Lane to Ranch- S 1/2 33 Ranchview Lane vier Lane; C.S.A.H. 15 to 3rd Avenue R.L.S. No. 466 47th Avenue W. Medicine Lake Road to S 1/2 10 Northeast S 1/2 10 & W. Medicine I .eke O.S.A.K. 9 to 4M Avenue N 1/2 15 Road NOW nMa0HE, BE ZT RESCUM B7 THE COUNCIL OF THE, VILLAGE OF PLYMOUTH : "1. The Cc -tcil will consider the aforesaid improvement in accordance with the report and the assessumt of pro- perty abutting or within said boundaries for all or ,& portion of the cost of the improvement pursuant to.iteS.A. Sec. 429011 to 429.111, at an estimated total cost of the improvement as shorn. 2. A public hearing shall be held on such proposed improve- went on the 3rd day of April, 1962, at the Village Hall, in the Village of Plymouth at 7:30 o'clock P.M. The Village Council shall give published notice of such _ hearing and improvement as required by Iaw.e Motion to adopt the Resolution seconded by Trustee Cts :i and upon vote be s irrg taken, the folloring voted in iitr►or thereof �b*Q" Keefe, Trustees Yngva, Itreats, Curtis asd Tsberg. Againsts Voce. Whereupon, said Resolutions was declared duly passsd amd adopted. Dated March 6, 1962. Alay or Attest: ge 0lerk aypr ^.nd Motion evade by Trustee rngvee that if the Miyw or any_ t 1*ouncilmen Oilman wishes to attend the Annual (;onference h�e►dAgs for Xgwwg &dd - boaference at Cotmcilmen to be held at the university of Kim sats on March 15 and ..p of M. 16, that they be reimbursed for the spp.Ucation fee. motion seconded by Trustee T'eberg and passed by all Comail mmabars votiag aye. Marcia 6, 1962 �- _Continued Motion made by Trustee Kreatz that the village of Plymouth contribute $50.00 to the Hennepin County Agricultural Society, sponsors of the Annual County Fair, f or the year 1962. Motion seconded by Trustee Yn,gve and passed by all Council members voting aye. On motion the meeting was adjourned at 10:30 a'clack P.M. H. T. Johnson, Village Clerk.