HomeMy WebLinkAboutCity Council Minutes 01-27-1969MINUTES OF VILLAGE COUNCIL.MEEZING
PLYMOUTH, MINNESOTA
January ?.7, 1969
A regular meeting of the Village Council of
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MINUTES OF VILLAGE COUNCIL.MEEZING
PLYMOUTH, MINNESOTA
January ?.7, 1969
A regular meeting of the Village Council of the Village of Plymouth was
called to order by Mayor Al Hilda, Jr. at 7,t5 P.M.
Present: Mayor Hilda, Councilmen Johnson, H1w,z and Hagen,
Adninistrator Splinter, Engineer Boneotroo and Atto:ney'Lefler.
Absent: Cowxcilman Humphrey - Out of town for 5ueiness reasons
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MINUTES- _
Councilman Hagen, second by Councilman Hintz made a motion to approve RE: Minutes of
the January 7, 1969 special council meeting minutes with the follow- January 7, 1969
ing correction:
Don Nuveen b Co. - Net interest rate should be :.55762 not 4.55762.
Motion passed 4 aye vote.
Councilman Hagen, second by Co-ancilman Johnson made t motion to approve RE: Minutes of
the minutes of the January 13th regular council meetiig with the Jan. 13, 1969
following corrections:
rage 1: CCR Appointments should itclude: Administracion: T. Terry
Johnson,
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During the discussion which followed Councilmei discussed
the merits of expanding the boundary of dog leashing on a
piece -meal basis. Councilman Hagen, after a ntmter of
coments from the audience, still maintained than, it would
be to the beet interest of the village to have do,t leashing
effective in all platted areas rather than on a piste -meal
baeis. Mayor Hilda made an amendment, second by Ccuneil-
man Humphrey to the above motion to adopt the Ordinance to
cover the Fonr Seasons and Lost Lake Area. Amendmeni passed
by 4 aye vote. Councilman llagen voted nay. Main motion
passed 5 aye vote.
Motion to approve minutes passed 5 aye vote.
Motion by Councilman llagen, s-cond by Councilman Johnson to approve
the special council meeting minutes of December 18, 1968 with
certain additions agreed upon. Motion passed 4 aye vote.
PUBLIC TEARING
Mr. Jerry Lohmar of Northern States Power appeared before the
Council and gave; a report on the proposed street light, Installation
LIN in Ivanhoe Woodti Addition,
Pub.tVh Hearing on this auhject opened at 8:10 P.M.
RE: Minutes of
Dec. 18, 1968
RE, Street Lights
In "vanhoe Woods
Page 2 Council Minute's January 27, 1969
Mr. Harvay Djerf of 217A Trenton Lane North appeared before the Council
and stated he has lived it. the Ivanhoe Woods area for 17 years. He is
opposed to the otreet light installation for the reason that street
light poles detract from the beauty of the area; that there is no real
neer: for the lighta; he does not wish to see the area become similar
to the city; and feels that individuals that wish lights could obtain
their own gas or .automatic light. He stated that, however, the LeCompte
Park ,grounds have a great need for lights and so far the pules only have
been installed wt:h no lights as yet.
Mr. R. w. (Dick) Jacobson, 316 Trenton Lane stated his opposition to
the lights. He feels there is sufficient light and it would detract
from the appearance of the area.
Mr. M. A. ?eterson, .121 Trenton Lane, a new resident of the area does
not feel the lights would be of any benefit. They do not help to deter
house break-ins and the price does not warrant the installation.
Mr. Delbert Hoeve, 213 Union Terrace, with the assistance of Mr.
MaeFarland made a house to house study of the 74 homes in Ivanhoe Woods.
40 of the residents vera opposed, 21 would like to see lights at inter-
sections only, 3 would not sign the petition, 3 were in favor and 1 had
no opposition. The study Look two days.
Public Hearing closed ar 8::20 P.M.
Councilman Hagen, second by Councilman Hintz made a motion that Project
168-5A for street light installation in Ivanhoe Woods Addition be
rejected. Moti-r passed by 4 aye roll call vote.
Village Engineer Bonestroo reported on Project d68 -OA for water main
installation in Ivanhoe Woods Audition.
Public Hearing opened at 8:30 P.M.
Mr. Delbert Hoeve, 215 Union Terrace and H
their results of the house to hoose study.
50 signad a petition for water, 2 did not
leaned towards :laving the water put in ano
one way or the other.
r. MacFarland presented
Out of the 74 residents
sign, 16 dere opposed, 1
the balance did not care
Mr. Dennis Longren, 225 Quaker Lane North, asked if Quaker Lane was
Included in the Engineer's report. It was not included as the
3riglaai petition for the improvement did not make this request. Six
homes are involved on quaker Lane and Mr. Longren was toid if he
preeented a petition s1hned by them 0e Village would order a pre-
liminary report and procoed with a schedule for a public hearing on
this subject.
Mr. Dicl Jacobson, who originally submitted the pet4tion for water
stated Haat he understood there was much less iron content in muni
cipal watar. He is in favor of the installation..
Mr. Lawrence Johnson, 122
to hook-up .inasmuch as he
adw.sed the Village does
tc water hook-up.
Union Terrace, asked if it will be compulsory
has just sunk a new well. Attorney Lefler
not have an Ordinance at present pertaining
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RE: `later main
Installation -
Ivanhoe Woods
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In auarrer to Mr. Djerf's inquiry he was told the per lot cost would
be $175.00 in addition to the front foot assessment. In answer to
George Fostvr's inquiry the approximate billing cost would biz $3.00
per month minimum and would average •.oughly $50.00 per year..
Public Hearing closed at 6:50 P.M.
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MOTION was made by Councilman Hagen, second by Cou ucilman Hints to RESOLUTION 06.9_-1.7
adopt RESOLUTION N0, 69-170 A RESOLUTION AUTHORIZING TR6 PREPARATION WATER MAIN INSTALL,
OF PLANS AND SPECIFICATIONS FOR WATER MAI;l INSTALLATION IN THE IVANHOE ATION PLANS -
WOODS ADDITION AND BIDDING DATE TO BE SOMBTLM IN APRIL 1969. IVANHOE WOODS ADD.\
Resolution passed 4 aye toll call date.
MOTION by Councilman Hintz, second by Councilman Hagen to adopt
RESOLUTION N0. 69-18•- A RESOLUTION TO APPROVE SUBDIVISION WAIVER
ON PLAT 43709, Tract 4, SECTION 19 REQUESTED BY DORIAN HUGHES.
Resolution passed 4 e.ye roll call vote.
Mr. Robert Boisclair, 9700 37th Place, appaared beforp- the Council
regarding Project 069 -OB for water main extension from 13th Avenue
to 26th Avenue. Engineer Bonestroo reviewed the preliminary report
and stated that he believes the assessable program is a reasonable
one, however, all financial reports and figures are to be checked by
Dewan Barnes of the Finance Departmento,
RE: Subdivirlon
Waiver - D. Hughes
RESOLUTION 069-18
Hans Hagen stated that he feels this area should be served, even though
it might be premature at this time, due to the fact that future devel-
opments are planned for that area as well as the High School which have
inquired about water. Village Engineer would like to see this area
considered in Project 069 -OB, extended to Meadow Lawn 3rd Addition.
MOTION by Councilman Hagen, second by Councilman Johnson nra,
TO ADOPT RESOLUTION N0. 69-19, A RESOLUTION TO ORDER PRELIMINARY
REPORT TO STUDY WATER SERVICE INCLUDING THE AREA FRMt 13TH AVENUE
TO MEADOW LAWN 3RTi ADDITION. Resolution passed 4 aye roll call
vote. Approval c_i the request for this water main extension will
be tabled, pending receipt of the preliminary report, which should
be submitted by the February 3rd Council meeting.
MOTION by Councilman Hage.., second by Counctlman Johnson TO ADOPT
RESOLUTION NO. 6920, A RESOLUTION TO APPROVE REQUEST BY THE
MINNEAPOLIS INDUSTRIAL PARD REQUEST FAR GV.VEL PERMIT. EAST OF
XENIUM LANE AND SOUTH OF COUNTY ROAD 066 SUBJECT TO PROPER CONTRACT
AND PLACLMENT BOND. Resolution pissed 4 aye roll call vote.
HUTION by Ckuncilman Hagen, second by Councilman Johnson to adopt
RESOLUTION TO APPROVE SUBDIVISION WAIVER submitted by Jack Miller
representing Arthur Roggeman concerning Plat 43724, Parcel 4425.
Motion was withdrawn. Councilman Hagen, second by Councilman
Hint: made a motion that this matter be postponed until the
engineer has contacted officials of School District 0281. Motion
passed 4 aye vote.
MOTION by Councilman Johnson, second by Councilman Hagen to A%ith-
orise Attorney Lefler to proceed with Litigation to have th-a
structure in violation of the Zoning Ordinance at 310 Vicksburg
Lane, Plat 43733, Paircel V)40 be removed, Motion pas,seti 4 aye
vote.
RE: Water Main
Extension Project
069 -OB - 13th Ave.
to 26th Avenue
RESOLUTION 069-19
Preliminary -!el+ort
for Water from
13th to 26th Ave.
RESOLUTION 069-20
MIP GRAVEL PERMIT
RE: Subdivision
Waiver 1. Mill+,r
RE: Violation of
Zoning Ordinance
310 Vicksburg
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Administrator Splinter recommended condemnation proceedings be insti-
tuted on Park Site I. Attorney Lefler will prepare the necessary
Information and condemnation papers for February 3, 1969.
Administrator Splinter will request a report from Hovard Dahlgren on
Sites J, K and L.
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Mayor Hilde directed the Administrator to obtain all the option dates RE: Option Dates
and make a list of all parcels under option with their dates. These
dates to be placed on the Activity Calendar for Calendar Review.
MOTION b;r Councilman Hagen, second by Councilman hints to option the RE: Mission Farm
Mission farm property.parcel as was formerly optioned for the Village Property
hall sitst at the same price. Motion passed 4 aye vote.
MOTION by Councilman Hints, second by Councilman Johnson that the
Administrator inquire of Mr. Edward Bruder at the Chicago HUD office,
the status of Robert M. Dahl's correspondence. Motion passed 4 aye vote.
Council discussed location of a postoffice which should be determined
at the prs sent time. Mr. Howard Dahlgren of Midwest Planning to be
contacted regarding his overdue report.
Regarding the Village property, the option by Sucherrand Schaefer
was not exercised. Administrator Splinter recormended we do not
accept options, but sell o%zright.
Counellumn Hintz stated lie feels we are acting prematurely and we
should finalize plans for a bond issue for our needs first then
approach the public. Councilman Hagen stated we should have a
coaa,;ttee viork with one Councilman to tie up th program.
LICENSES b PERMITS
RE: Village Propert;
M01ION by Councilman Fintz, second by Councilman Johnson to approve RE: Cigarette
Cigarette License renewals 1101 thru 0150. Motion passed 4 aye License Renewals
roll call vote.
MOTION by Cotmcilmayt Hagen, second by Councilman Johnson to approve RE: Cas Station
renewals for Gasoline Service Station Licenses 01 thru 09 and new Licenses
license for Beacon Heights "66" at 11000 State Highway 055. Motion
passad 4 aye roll call vote.
MOTION by Councilman Johnson, second by Councilman Hints to approve RE: Taxi Cab
renewal of 14 taxi cab licensed drivers for 1969. Motion passed 4 Drivers License
aye roll call vote.
MOTION by Councilman Hagen, secoud by Councilman Johnson to approve REr Ucense for
renewal of taxi cab license for Radio City Cab Service, Alfred Hay, Radio City Cab
4035 Orleans Lane. Motion passed 4 aye roll call vote.
MOTION by Councilman Johnson, second by Councilman Hagen to approve REt Off -Sale Liquor
renewal of Off -Sale Liquor License for Highway Liquor Store, '435 License Renewals
No. County Road 118. Motion carried 4 aye vote.
MOTION by Councilman Hagen, second by Councilman Johnson to approve
renewal of Off -Sale Liquor License for Bass Lake Bottle Shop at
11540 County Road 010. Motion carried by 3 aye vote. Mayor Hitde
abstaineJ.
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Mayor Hilde discussed the letter he received from Mrs. Hutchson RE: Billing Discount
2200 Juneau Lane regarding the diecc%mt date allowed on sewer Date, Sewer
illBtit.f- ?FhA:_QesipR tfnt w l2be turned over to Dewan Barnes for
his review with regard to the Village ordinance covering this
subject.
LOTION by ;ouncilman Hagen, second by Councilman Johnson to RESOLUTION 169-21
ADOPT RESOLUTION N0..69-21 A RESOLUTION TO RELEASE BOND FOR Bpttd Release -
ROKEDALE MANOR SBCOfiD ADDITION AND ACCEPTING ALL STREETS WITHIN Homedale [Manor 2nd
SAID PLAT AS REQUESTED BY ED WAHL UPON PROOF TO THE VILLAGE Ed Wahl
THAT TIM PARR FEES AND OTHER INVOICES DUE HAVE BEEN COLLECTED.
Resolution passed 4 aye roll call -vote.
MOTION by Councilman .Johnson, second by Councilman Hints to RESOLUTION 169-22
ADOPT RESOLUTION N0. 69-22 A RESOLUTION APPOINTING MR. JOHN A. Appointment of
MC EACHROti, JR. AS SPECIAL COUNSEL IN THE BRUCE JOHNSON LITI- J. A. KeEachron
CATION. Resolution passed 4 aye roll call vote.
Administrator Splinter reported on a meeting bald in Attorney
Lefler's office with representatives of Universal Clecuits, Inc.
MOTION by Councilman Johnain, second by Councilman Hagen to RESOLUTION 169-23
ADOPT RESOLUTION NO. 69-23, A RESOLUTION TO AUTHORIZE THE VILLAGE 5EW1:R REPAIR -
ENGINEER TO PROCEED TO REPAIR THE SEWER SITUATION CREATED BY UKY'JERSAL CIRCUITS
UNIVERSAL CIRCUITS9 INC. IN THE iIINNEAPOLIS INDUSTRIAL PARK.
Resolution passed 4 aye roll call vote.
Mr. John Hagen, 515C Harbor Lane, appeared before the Council
and cemented that be would caution the Village against allowing
this type of situation to occur again to the future. 'e Ok- c "" ,
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A second meeting has been set up with the insurance adjuster in
regard to the Universal Circuits, Inc. matter, Wednesday. Jaauary
299 1969 at 1:00 P.M.
MOTION by Counctiman Hintz, second by Councilman Hagen that we RE: Sewer Extension
acknowledge the Engineer's preliminary report of supplemental sewer. Report, No. of 26th
extension for area North of 26th Avenue and East of Norwood lane, b E. of Norwood Lane
Motion passed 4 aye vote.
The Engineering Selection Committee members: "Woody" Belisle, RE: Engineering
Harold Kindeeth, Sheldon Tart, Larry Teberg, Charles Burrill, Selection Committee
and Gerald Splinter will meet February 7, 1969 ar 12:OU noon meeting,
for their first meeting.
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Mayor Hildt otated that Haro1J Dahlgren ties done everyt'aing that REr HUD Application
was requested by HUD regarding our application to them. The
Administrator is nuked to sand a letter and after reviewing the
application by Tuesday, January 28th.
Adminis rator was directed to prepare a report by February 3rd RE: Park Sites
concerning Park Site D. Charles lents' pr6perty. ,. 1 t',u A t ,( ° *, -/L-,
There was a discussion regarding Park Site. G. which was purchased
for $8700 before the HUD approval was received. Councilman Hagen
euggested referring back to the minutes and correspondence :o
clarify questions and the Administrator will discuss the ssae with
Harold Dahlgren. A decision will be made an Fobruary 3rd s.oncera-
ing Site G.
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MOTION by Councilman Hagen, second by Councilman Johnson to appiove RE: Used Car Lot
renewal of Used Car Lot License of Beacrn Heights Auto, 11120 & License Renewal
Highway 055. Motion passed 4 aye roll call vote.
The Pride Forc3 Vacancy created by Chairman James B. Plessey to :he RE: Pride Force
Charter Com miWon will have an appointee announced by Mayor Hide Appointee
at the February 3rd meeting.
MOTION by Councilman Hintz, second by Councilman Johnson to adtIR RESOLUTION #69--24
RESOLUTION NG. 69-24, A RESOLUTION APPOINTING GERAL3 G. SPLINTER Appointment to
FOR SUBURBAN SANITARY DISPOSAL AUTHORITY BOARD OF RIRECTORS. Suburban Sanita%'p
Resolution passed 4 aye roll call vote. Disposal Authority
Individual Project Lists for 1969 were submitted to the Adminiit- RE: Project Listq,
trator by Councilman Johnson and Mayor Hilde. Lists yet to be:
submitted from Councilmen Hagen, Hints and Humphlrey.
MOTION by Councilman Hints, second by Councilman Johnson to a"rove LR: Appointment tof
the appoiv tments of Thomas Charles Saba and Rob+.:rt David Savitt 2 Police Officery
to the Plymouth Village Police Force. Motion passed 4 aye vote.
Councilman Johnson called the School Superintwadents of Districts
1219, #274 and #281 and requested they put hit, on their mailing
list for copies of their Agenda and School Board Meeting minutes.
Councilman Johnson, in turn, will keep them «p to date on impor-
tant issues acted on at oar Council meetings.. Councilman Johnson
has made an appolarvent to have a luncheon meeting with them in
the near future. Councilman Hints suggeste4 that Harold Kindoeth RE: School Distract
attend the District #281 meetings to be our liaison member in place Liaison Member
of Larry Boardman, the present liaison memtrer.
CLADIS, APPROPRIATIONS b CONTRACT PAYMENT$
MOTION by CouncIlmall Hagen, second by Cov,acilmar. Johnsoa to adopt RESOLUTION 069-23
RE0LUTION N0. 69-2:1 A RESOLUTION APPRO'ING PAYMENT OF THE REGULAR Payroll Disburseiaent
PAYROLL DISBURSEMENT OF J)WARY 15, 1969 of $71,268.79.Resolutiom,
passed 4 aye roll call vote.
MOTION by Councilman Johnson, second by Councilmen Hagen to adopt
RESOLUTION 169-26, A RESOLLTION TO AP`WtOVE PIYMENT OF THE GOLDEN
VALLEY STATE BANK DISBURSEMENT OF JANUARY 270 1969 of 558,363.29.
Resolutica pasAed 4 aye roil call voth,
MOTION by Councilmau Hagen, second bW Councilman Johnson to adopt
RESOLUTION NO. 69-27', A RESOLUTION A' ?PROVING PAYMENT OF THE FIRST
NATIO'6*" .' CONSTRUCTION 6 SINXINti, FUND DISBURSEMENT OF JANUARY
27, 1969. Resolution paused 4 aye roll call vote. ($365,042.51)
CCR REPORTS
ADMINISTRATION: Councilman Johnsor has been working on lits report
the past two weeks concerning job evaluation, job description,
organization, work loads and manpower assistance. He expects to
have it completed shortly.
FINANCE: Councilman Hagen tied no report.
RESOLUTION 069-24
Golden Valley Stiite
Bank Disburnemeni:
RESOLUTION 169-27
First National Bank
Disbursement
RE: CCR REPORTS
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o CCR ,RSD 1TS - Continued
FIRE: Coincilman Hines uii*d that a decision regal ding the Aml FfLlre
Aepertsmnt should,,Oii made by February 17cb.
MOTION by Councilmo!j Johnson, second by Councilman Hagen was made~
th'st the, letter to !thief Donald Des l,aurrir. from CouncLbm Hints
be vatified. Motion passed 4 aye vote. r
RUMAN BIGHTS: Councilman Hints expects to attorAd their meeting of, '
next week. Mayor, hilde will prepare a list of replacements on
this Lomittee.
At the February 10th Council Meeting appointments for replacements on ,
the Planning Commissicia will be wee.
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PARKS: Councilman Hagfan was directed by Mayor Hilde to approach thoe l;
Woe:.house on the JiAnk b Litter Ordinance. Also, on the land
use and sewer hookap.
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y:.ANNINC COMMISSION: Councilman Johnson will attend their mooting to
be held Meduatday, January 29, 1969.
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PUBLIC WORKS: Councilman Hints and Administrator Splinter w1;11 set
a meeting dative.
SSSC b SRC: Counc$lmaR Johnston, second by Councilman Johnson made a
motitn that Sheldc:n Tart be appointed as an alternate to
A} 413 -aiMr. Lefevre. Motion passed 4 aye vote. ' '`
It was proposed that futut.: CM Reports be given at the second
Council meeting of the mouth%
MOTION by Councilman Johnson, second by Ccuncilman Hints to adjourn,
Notion carried at 1:00 J.M.
Mayor Al Hilda, Jr.
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