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PLY*XMI, MIIfP.OTA
August 8l 1968
special resting et xho ;Yi'.lags Council was called to order by Neyor Al
gilds, ire at 7:38 Pent,
PreseAi: Mayor Hildep Councilmen Humphrey, Hunt, Baden, and 01ft1lon{
the Village Enginser, and the Village AdmizAstrator.
Absent: The'vil1hp Attorney
l &W, Milds requvaied the Council and those in attendance eco rias for a
moment of silent Drayer.
KWIC WIARINGS
ldW r 1{ilde opened a pui,lic hearing to cover the i.nstallatiun of sani-
tart saver to twa areael the Northeast lnterceptor, and the Northwest
tutovsip:or. He stated at this tf.me the meeting would cover only the
W,w Bring aspoets of t*hs proposed e:tonsions. There x111 to a eon-
tYAW ,on meeting on Septvaber 12 to cover the asessamsa; portion of '
tba bit --rang.
A:,yw% A; i1do Uitroduced the tillage Engineer, Ott* B%n.vs%rco, who gave
a dotailed report on the engineering aspects of ';he proposed sewor.
14 vlated the Northwest Inserrepto" would Generally go i'rc&46" Ave-
nr,.e -vo Peratrook Lane, folloxiizg along in the general vicinity of
Pljmquth Creek. From F'ernbrook and 35th Avenue. Forth it will. go south
along Fernbrook to State Highway
fie tother stated the Northeast Intercoptor would generally go from 26th
lvxnue aM Fast Medicine Lake Boulevard northwesterly to 36th Avonue Korth
W%d sant on 36th Avenue by th approxim&U),r 195W beet fro* ,3achary
An*. Laterals aro also proposed fok 32nd and 34th Avenues.
Pollowing the E1n,gi•d drla presentation, members of the public present
vere invited to ask questions and make ouch oonmBrats as they Leight have.
rhe fallowing appeared:
John A. Appelget, 1,2715mB 271 Avenue North - wanted to know if he
X411 have to pry anether charge on a new interceptor. The
Adedn' airator informed him, '"do, since you have already paid
a Lateral charge when the pipes went in. You will only pay
an area and oonneatiou sharp."
Lust C. V. Wad"% 2065 Orleans Lane Noi,th - wanted to know if
they will be serviced on .271h and Pilrim Lano, an there is
no road in the front and the sewer d1in't come up 27th. The
AdmiMstrator wavered Was Dahlgren by •saying it would not
be serviced !qy a lateral at this time and they would pry only
the aros and connection ahorgv at this ting. ften the area,
west of deem is servioed, -they w`,11 baa alto; and then they,
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would be paying for Laterals. Mrs.
if at all possible, they would Ulm
is that there is no lateral for
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Dahlgren then stated that,
sewer service. The problem
to hoof up to.
Clayton Zietarth, 2715 Sycamore Lane North - had two questioim
regarding G:teekwoocl Heights some a) Mill he have to pat
an acreage charge? b) Will the Village fares laterals upon
them, or will it be up to thea to ask for them? Mr. Splinter,
the Village Admi.nietrator, replied the only lateral, planned
at this time -te on Fernbrooke
Mr. Ziebarth ':fyrther q+zentioned if they could petition for
sewer lateralts and water. He received a "Yes" answer to both
questions. Not mentioned they have been paying for the strgei
program for five, years, they will now have to pat over amain
for street rept acemont.
He -then askec+, Nihon the late -vale are put in, well points must
e rut in to airy rp the jroviwb—will these well polevs dry up
our own privyta wells?" The Village Engineer stated the pri-
vate welle should be deeper •han 50 feet. The well points stil
de.%waswr only to that depth. If your wells arc; shallower than
50 test, they will be temporarily dietwbed.
John Davorak, 3345 xenineo Lads - wanted to know if he would be ass-
essed on a lateral on 494 frontage. Be was informed that he
would probably be assessed, bu% not for the lateral at this
tins. Ngyor gilds mentioned that the Council has set up its poltoies
so people won't be assessed trios. The Village Dagineer stated
if he benefited from the lateral, then he would be assessed
for his front property liars
Walter Shunt, 13510 State Highway #55 - stated that he had two
Questions. A)Is the area outside the essesarAnt bo=Lwy on
the map 4-:,.o ar•e that will not be serviced? b) Prom the
Worth side of Munsingwear property there is o straight lir
north which outs through other pieces of p e;erty. Why
can't they follow the property line? The Village Engineer
answered, "Soil borings indicate there is poor soil in the
area along the Creek, thus malcing construction in that area
too costly.
Harold Ernst, 13510 State Higbwsy #55 - rLoted to know sow much
money the Village would save by going through the property
north of Nuuwigavear. Ria statement was the Village should
oonsider all of Plyeouth an a whole--becauss if was go throu&
this property, the Village will be the losers because of the
tai money thin lard would soutribute to She Village. If it
is hisect,ed by seeder lines, it urould ruiq chances V r its
devolopmnt. Myrs trust then. asked if ym,19M aaA bmild va an
interceptor in an intustriol area. Thi Vi.11ags I6aser
said the Udisson Notol will be b llt over seieer sped water#
thus showing it ohs be done. Camailmaa Humphrey mentioned
that a poking lot could be built there) and the building
could be built south of it, if you wanted to maintain &
induotrial district.
Ccunoil Minutes - AMOV 8, 1968 - Page Three.
C4wicilmun Aunt commented that to his itnowliedr the area had
not been calwiterad . s i ndnstrial by the Planning Commission.
Now Fdlde anloA if it doer,'go that way, sad is used for heavy :-
bu=ilding and conistruoticb, could they build over the pipea? -
We Bunestroo, the Villa!e , Engineer, answered, "Yes, that is
what they are letting the Radisson do*"
X.. Brost then, asked if the Council would guarantee that in `
tho nest fifty years sn3 type of building jan be built over
this sewer, and could this guarantee be pint in -the Village
eeeaoent?
s received t. "Yes" answer to both from Mr. Bone stroo, however,
some of the Councilmen were sceptical of guarantssing anything
for !'iffy years,because one Council cannot bind another.
Rerolcl Severson, 10611 30th Avenue North - Nr. Severson questioned
how soon the residents must off of Medicine Latus Boulevard on
30th Avenue will receive ser rice? It was e. ted the residents
of 30th Avenue have not petitioned for this sea ,Ioe. It t:lsy
petition for it, then the Ccunoil will consider it. However,
it they we interested in petitioning, they mint have the
petition in by August 1.6 so We Olsen can include it in the
finanoia! analysis.
Lowell Turner) 3430 Perabrook Lane Horth - 11VLy did the Council
decide to bring sewer up Fernbrook Lane?" The ,Administrjtor
answered him by saying three were two petitions for service
in that area; one irson the State of Minnesota for a Driver's
Training and Maintenance Center, and oma from Belgards EnUr-
prises. Myor Hilda mentionen the sewer will help get acre
people in our community, and thus have more tae payers to
maks a better eommuni+y.
Mr. Turner then asked if the road is torn up on Fornbrook
Lane, what will happcn to it? The Vii'lage Magineer answered
that the Highway Tepariment has offers: to rebuild F*rnbrook
from Highway #55 to the nnrth e+dV of their sits. The reosin-
ins sections will be replaced in an good or better coMition
than they were. ,
Mayor Ailde stated we plan on having Vhie whole area looked
over by a Village Planner.
It was brought up as this time by hayor iiilds and Councilean
O'Fallon that those present sgould not feel that they will
est everytiaing solved at one meeting. They should follow
along in the newspaper$ and be sure to be at the meeting
on the 12th of September.
Edward Schulte, 3535 Ftrnbrook Lans North - wanted to know where -
his property fell within the published and mailed legal notioe.
It was decided he world talk to the Administrator after the
hearing on this matter.
1. E. Ernst, 2412 NoNair Driva - wanted to express his viewr as
the same as Mr. Ve rol3 Llrast's. Me stated he was afroid
the sewer would affect the salt of the property by splitting
it. Mr. Ernst said he jiist wanted to register his oppos-
ition officially.
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Wallace Krouto 3355 ionium Lane - "How would the serer go in in
Lhe lowland? Since it is such low lands what will the Villager
do about water in the streets and man holes?" lire Bonestroo
replicd we will have sealing gaskets on these manholes to sake
thea aitr`ti&t.
Diward Y., Parkes 3020 East Nedioine Leto Boulevard - wanted to kn a
how long It would be before the sewer would go through, as
his cesspool is very bad. The Village Engineer said that
it will probably be in the summer of 1969. Xr. Park stated
his conepool is 45 feet deepsthey cannot pump it. (They can
only go dorm 25 feet) Be doesn't think he will be able to
maks it through another winter.
Councilman Ragen said the Village ought to include the upgrading
of Mot Kadicins Lnka Road as pest of -the re Es Interceptor
swat project.
Nhiljn Ke srvasti l 13110 34th Avenue stated he was part of the
group of residents who compiled the 34th Avenue petition
for sewer. No wanted to know if the Covenoll rill have the
cost data for them at the next meeting. Ho was informed the
Village would have the information.
It was then brought up that l•"Any further petitions eat be
in the Administrator's office by the 16th of August eo the
Council will knot{ about thea for the meeting on the 19th Ott
August."
Walter Ernst, 13510 State Highway #55 - We Ernst again spoke
by asking, it the Dq aew had taken under consideration the
rouging of the No 'it, Interceptor sant from Plymouth Crook
to Xenium Lane N%wth. We Ernst was answered, "No*, because
of the increase ucipt due to elepth of eonstruotione
ler. Napa explained to the Council the negotiations which have been
going for now time noir in regard to the purchasing of Block 4 Elm=
burst Gateway, Second. Al iition for park purposes for JW, and ex- Res PLRCHABL
panes not to exceed =200. lh. Kilo Nielke presently has ate option GP' PARK PRS
to buy this land and the Village has been negotiating with his, ERT!
la. Nielks stated be wished to have the option to leges the propearty
after its sale to the Village for five years with an option for an
additional five years to operate a boat rental and bait shop conoesa-
i,on on the sitz,
WPICM 4 Councilman 0' Pallonr second by Councilman Bogen to arthorise
the preparation of a lease and its signature by proper Village offi-
cials with the following tenet
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le A five-year lease with an option to renew on an annuaa Iasis
on Block 4. Elmhurst Gateway Second Adiit gnj or at Mother
sito to be provided by the Village on Medicine Lake. Also
the lease may be canceled by eith+sr party for reasonable
onus.
2. Parking is to be provided by the lessee off the leased. site.
3e Rented boats aro not to be equipivA with rooter to exasos of
10 Hordepower.
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Cvriftail Minutes August 8, 1968 - Fags Five
4• Lsasse's ca+t shall be =1.00 for tho first rears cominwing
on April 1, 1969 sod shall be $250 for each o€ditional year
thereafter, Mable in advance of April lot Qf each Yvate
btion psancl .bey a five aye vote.
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rowmilman Hunt, second by Councilman flewphrey, to ad journ-
thq Meeting 9ti The motion was carried and tht meeting
ad jov nNl.
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Attest
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Al Hilde, Jr., "r