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MINUTES OF VILLAGE COItNCI1 MWING
PLYDIOUTR, MINNEW '
February 3, i969;
A regular t"' sting of the Village Council of lii,,e Village of Plymouth
was called, to order by Mayor }tilde at 7:40 Pj-'O
Presents Mayor Hilde, Councilmn'Hintz, Ha at, Humphrey and Johnson,
Administrator Splinter, Attorney .oiler and Engineer Bone-
AbsenF. None
MINUTES
MdhTON by,,Councilman Hagen, second by Counciltal n Johnson, to approve REt M'"NUTES JAN.
the January 27, 1969 regular council meeting d.nutes with the folloWM27. 1,969
Itg corrections%
rage 20 last paragraph: Last sentence to read: Attorney Lefler
advised the Village does not have an oi•dinance at pre-
sent to force homes to water hookup.
Page 3, Sth paragraph: After Mord "area" in fArst'line insert
north of 26th Avenue and aouth of Mea low Lawn Addition,
west of 018 and east of Zachary Lane%
Page 46 4th paragraphs Resolution should rcead: "A resolution
to authorise the Village Engineer to p-.ecued to repair
the sewer damage caused by the acid de;>osits in the
sanitary sewer by Universal Circut:s, Inc."
Page 41 Sth paragraph: Add to ,last sente tce. "because these
types of businesses haws a continutu?-- iroblem wita dis-
posal of these chemicalu."
Page 4, Insert as 3rd paragraph from hottomt Mite B: Admini-
strator will recoamaend con Fet.ruary 3rd how to acquire
remaining property.
Page 46 Next to lav+t paragraph: Should be Sitvi B, not D.
est paragrapht Second line should I:e Councilman John-
son, not Councilman Hagen.
Page 7, Strike out Sth paragraph pertaining to parka.
8th paregrapht Amend motion to reaolu :ion No. 6948 to
reads "A resolution to appoint. Sheldo 1 Tart as an alter•
nate reptosentative to the SSSC fi SRC :omission." Second
by Councilman Hagen,
Motion passed by a five aye :o1l call vr.;a.
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MINUTES OF VILLAGE COItNCI1 MWING
PLYDIOUTR, MINNEW '
February 3, i969;
A regular t"' sting of the Village Council of lii,,e Village of Plymouth
was called, to order by Mayor }tilde at 7:40 Pj-'O
Presents Mayor Hilde, Councilmn'Hintz, Ha at, Humphrey and Johnson,
Administrator Splinter, Attorney .oiler and Engineer Bone-
AbsenF. None
MINUTES
MdhTON by,,Councilman Hagen, second by Counciltal n Johnson, to approve REt M'"NUTES JAN.
the January 27, 1969 regular council meeting d.nutes with the folloWM27. 1,969
Itg corrections%
rage 20 last paragraph: Last sentence to read: Attorney Lefler
advised the Village does not have an oi•dinance at pre-
sent to force homes to water hookup.
Page 3, Sth paragraph: After Mord "area" in fArst'line insert
north of 26th Avenue and aouth of Mea low Lawn Addition,
west of 018 and east of Zachary Lane%
Page 46 4th paragraphs Resolution should rcead: "A resolution
to authorise the Village Engineer to p-.ecued to repair
the sewer damage caused by the acid de;>osits in the
sanitary sewer by Universal Circut:s, Inc."
Page 41 Sth paragraph: Add to ,last sente tce. "because these
types of businesses haws a continutu?-- iroblem wita dis-
posal of these chemicalu."
Page 4, Insert as 3rd paragraph from hottomt Mite B: Admini-
strator will recoamaend con Fet.ruary 3rd how to acquire
remaining property.
Page 46 Next to lav+t paragraph: Should be Sitvi B, not D.
est paragrapht Second line should I:e Councilman John-
son, not Councilman Hagen.
Page 7, Strike out Sth paragraph pertaining to parka.
8th paregrapht Amend motion to reaolu :ion No. 6948 to
reads "A resolution to appoint. Sheldo 1 Tart as an alter•
nate reptosentative to the SSSC fi SRC :omission." Second
by Councilman Hagen,
Motion passed by a five aye :o1l call vr.;a.
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PE"T.`ITIONS. REQUESTS 6 COSI; NICA1 WNS
Murray Galinson, 2200 Dain Tover, Attorney for .Feinberg Distributing REt COWD. USE PER-
Coapany, appeared before the Council; even though the Council atade a NIT, FEINBERG DIST.
tion to deny the Conditi:nal Use Permit at 4hlir previous Council COMPANY
meeting, inasmuch as there had boon a ois%mdet%tsv&4ng on the part of
the Village and Attorney Galluson as to when 'ie request in q..astion
would be placed on the agenda. Mr. Galinson stated that Feinberg
Ditatributioll Company was willing to spend as giach as $250000.00 to
elWnate ayiy air pollution that may arise frm this business. Council-
odq Humphrey raked why Feinberg Distributing :o. hid not proceeded
to spend this money for this correction at tbair present address in
C -olden Valley. Mr. Galinson said that this was because air pollution
desarol to ainev science and Feinbergs feel that this condition has
beet z=rected in spite of the fact that neighboring residences are
still ck4oplaininge Mr. Calinson requested copies of all Council
minutes anal Planning Cummiesion minutes pertaining to thibir request
be sent to h1a. Mayor 1111de requested the Administrator to supply
these minutes.
MOTION by Councilmau Johnson, second by Councilman Hintz, that the
request for reconsideration for the Conditional Use Permit -or the
Feinberg Distributing Coonany be denied. Notion passed by a five
aye roll call vote.
Mayor Hilde advised the citizens present that a Public hearing was
held prevtously regarding the Coun`y Road #6 and Highway #101 Re-
zoning Rei;iuest, but if they wished t%% naba;any cosaenta before the
Council they should select one person Ln speak in their behalf.
MOTION by Councilman Humphrey, second by Councilman Johnson, to REt SUB'D. WAIVER
approve request of M. J. Schumacher for a suba;visiom waiver for M. J. SCH11MACHER
Platt 43723,, Parcel 1279. Motion passed by a fikuN aye roll call P,, c•
vote
MOTION by Councilman Hagen, second by Councilman Hintz, to adtipt
RESOLUTION NO. 69-299 A RESOLUTION ORDERING A PRELIMINARY R%Pf1RT
FM THE ENGINEER REGARDING WATER MAIN EXTENSION TO GLEANLOCH ACRES
REQUESTED BY CLIFFORD FRASER. Motion passed by a four aye roll
call vote. Councilman Humphrey abstained.
MOTION by Mayon Hilde, second by Councilman Humphrey, that this
Council of Plymouth Villaga expresses their gratitude and appro-
val for the establishment of the Northshore Community Theatre
because of the contribution this activity will sake to the up. -
lifting of our social climate, as well as the fun and reereatilon
provided to participants and audience. Since good support at
the outset is paramount, the Cjuneil encourages the ritieeni+ r, f
Plymouth to back thtm new venture with funds anJ attendance.
Motion passed by a five aye vote.
Merle Grimmer, 6095 Goldenrod Lane North, appeared before the
Council and stared he is requesting sonitnry sewer for Pike Lake
Terrace beituer the surface drainage and bound wash has become
so acute th.rir holt ei sewer system And well have beeiue affected.
RESOLUTION 6949
MOMMEMASPENUMMMO
PRELIM. RPT. RE%
WATER MAIN EXTcN.
GLEANLOC11 ACRES
RE: NORTHSHORL
COMMUNITY THEATRE
REt SANITARY
REQUEFoT - M.
MER
SRWnR
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f!ETITIONS. REQUESrs b COMKUNICATIONS, cont'd.
T'Ne storm sewers there have become plu,1ged with sand and erosion con- RE; SANITARY SLW
tieol is necessary. Eggineer Bonestroo stated it was Lot economical to%R REQUEST, N.
itatall sanitary sever or water for the 15 homes in that area. The GRIMMER
cast far a water system would be approximately $35,000.00 and shaild
serve at least 200 homes to offset the cost. Mr. Grimmer asked if
they could request water from New Hope, The Engineer said they
might, try, but felt the request would be denied. Attorney Leflei
suggested checking former contract with the developer to see if "-he u
developer may be resp=sibble in any way. Councilman Humphrey sv;g-
estec. the residents present a petition to the Council for stores .and
sanitary sewer.
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MOTION by Councilman Hagen, second by Councilman Johnson, that '.ne
Attorney bring a report regarding the development contract of t'de
plat in question and the Engineer view the property with the i ;a-
of trying to solve the ex,Leting problem. Motion passed by a ft -ye
aye roll call vote.
Ed Egan, Chairman of the IsIvaning Commission, appeared before the
Cormcil and discussed the 'Loring and Long Range Planning Commi tee
Re0orts they preEented regarding the Cavanaugh and Schiebe Rea;m-
in0 Request for a shopping center complex at County Road 06 anti
Hi3hway 1101, from R-0 to E•2. He stated the reason for the P'Ian-
ni;rg Commission is denial of this request was due to the excessive
traffic that it would attract, the requirement of new roads and
proposed center was much too large for the area served. They felt
tl.at a combination of types of u9es such as B-3 or B-2 and multiple
avid single family residential might be acceptable.
11ovard Hunt, 17205 County Road 7, appeared in behalf of the petit-
ioners. Mr. Hunt stated roans are usually built to accomodate the
alemand, not the other way around. He questioned the traffic flow
versus multio4e dwellings where traffic is heavy at certain times
during the day. lie dial not fee: the traffic would be any more haz-
ardous to the school than multiples would be.
Mr. Allan Larson, 1305 Shadyview Lane, spoke on behalf of the citi-
zens who appeared in the Village Rall who wished to voice their
opposition to this rezoning request. While they were not opposed
to shopping centers as such, it waa the location they were sensi
tive to. They presented a petit.lorc in opposition signed by 204
residents. Cavanaugh and Srhiebe hive not shown any evidence as
to how they will provide for sanitation in the area and how the costs
were going to he handled for the added highway improvement cost.
They are coAas:ned with the storm sewer drainage which would go
into Swains bond. The residents are satisfied with existing
shopping facilities and object to the Lights, noise and debris,
and the possibility of a liquor license and restaurant request
that may ;arise because of the school ir, the immediate area. They
are concerned that once such .'a large shopping center was .located,
other huainese.es such as car lots might he encouraged to locate
too, Add the area would be changed to a business complex rather
than a residential area, They recommend a study be made to consider
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f!ETITIONS. REQUESrs b COMKUNICATIONS, cont'd.
T'Ne storm sewers there have become plu,1ged with sand and erosion con- RE; SANITARY SLW
tieol is necessary. Eggineer Bonestroo stated it was Lot economical to%R REQUEST, N.
itatall sanitary sever or water for the 15 homes in that area. The GRIMMER
cast far a water system would be approximately $35,000.00 and shaild
serve at least 200 homes to offset the cost. Mr. Grimmer asked if
they could request water from New Hope, The Engineer said they
might, try, but felt the request would be denied. Attorney Leflei
suggested checking former contract with the developer to see if "-he u
developer may be resp=sibble in any way. Councilman Humphrey sv;g-
estec. the residents present a petition to the Council for stores .and
sanitary sewer.
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MOTION by Councilman Hagen, second by Councilman Johnson, that '.ne
Attorney bring a report regarding the development contract of t'de
plat in question and the Engineer view the property with the i ;a-
of trying to solve the ex,Leting problem. Motion passed by a ft -ye
aye roll call vote.
Ed Egan, Chairman of the IsIvaning Commission, appeared before the
Cormcil and discussed the 'Loring and Long Range Planning Commi tee
Re0orts they preEented regarding the Cavanaugh and Schiebe Rea;m-
in0 Request for a shopping center complex at County Road 06 anti
Hi3hway 1101, from R-0 to E•2. He stated the reason for the P'Ian-
ni;rg Commission is denial of this request was due to the excessive
traffic that it would attract, the requirement of new roads and
proposed center was much too large for the area served. They felt
tl.at a combination of types of u9es such as B-3 or B-2 and multiple
avid single family residential might be acceptable.
11ovard Hunt, 17205 County Road 7, appeared in behalf of the petit-
ioners. Mr. Hunt stated roans are usually built to accomodate the
alemand, not the other way around. He questioned the traffic flow
versus multio4e dwellings where traffic is heavy at certain times
during the day. lie dial not fee: the traffic would be any more haz-
ardous to the school than multiples would be.
Mr. Allan Larson, 1305 Shadyview Lane, spoke on behalf of the citi-
zens who appeared in the Village Rall who wished to voice their
opposition to this rezoning request. While they were not opposed
to shopping centers as such, it waa the location they were sensi
tive to. They presented a petit.lorc in opposition signed by 204
residents. Cavanaugh and Srhiebe hive not shown any evidence as
to how they will provide for sanitation in the area and how the costs
were going to he handled for the added highway improvement cost.
They are coAas:ned with the storm sewer drainage which would go
into Swains bond. The residents are satisfied with existing
shopping facilities and object to the Lights, noise and debris,
and the possibility of a liquor license and restaurant request
that may ;arise because of the school ir, the immediate area. They
are concerned that once such .'a large shopping center was .located,
other huainese.es such as car lots might he encouraged to locate
too, Add the area would be changed to a business complex rather
than a residential area, They recommend a study be made to consider
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PETITIONS, REQUESTS 6 COMMUNICATIONS, cont'd.
something to fit into the environment of the area to complement the
same. To Councilman Hagen's inquiry, Mr. Larson said the large size
was the main objection. A smaller complex with low type buildings
might be more acceptable.
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RE% REZONING RE-
QUEST, CAVANAUGH
b SCHIESE
Mayor Hilde stated the Council's responsibility to the Village is
to get a good zoning map with a good guide map, then alternatives
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could'be given to Cavanaugh and Schiebe,
Councilman Johnson suggested the Council present an alternate plan
before making an absolute decision. Mayor Hilde stated it was not
the Village's responsibility to do so. Councilman Hintz stated the
citizens should be given consideration due to the size of the center
proposed and the parking involved. founellman Haden commended Mr.
Larson for his statements but felt the Council is here to consider
the zoning request and that the layout could include townhouses for
a R-3 parcel on seven to nine acres on. the wept side for a buffer
between the church and shopping center, with, a road alongside going
back to the townhouse3 with access to the shopping center ant: thus
reducing size of the same.
Ed Egan stated they did not discuss buffers at the Planning Commis-
c'_rs meeting. Councilman Humphrey agreed with Councilman Hagen's
statement that the R-0 zoning was kept so for rezoning In the future.
MOTION by Councilman Hints, second by Councilman Johnson, to deny
the rezoning request from R-0 to n-2 for the southwest quadrant at
County Road #6 and Highway M,1. Councilman Humphrey asked Cavan-
augh and Schiebe if they would cope back with another plan. They
replied they would not, as they hAd too much of an investment in
the plan now, and their request was tc. rezone it all to B4. After
discussion, Mr. Cavanaugh stated if the Council would act now, he
would accept the rezoning of the east 800' of his property to B4,
leaving the reuidue R-0.
Councilman 11intz withdrew his motion, pending a study on the &,needed
plan to be presented by the planners. Attorney Lefler said the
amended plus could be considered without anoth:r public hearing.-
Councilman Johnson'u second was not withe%raven, so the motion was
sustained, and Mayor 1111de called fot the question. Mayor llilde,
Councilmen JohnRon and Hintz voted aye, Councilman Ntimphrey abs
stained, Councilman Hagen voted nay; by roll call vote. Motion
for denial of request pasaed.
MOTION by Councilman Humphrey, second by Councilmon Ilagen, to
apprcvc: the request b.. LeRoy Polley to move into on unfinished
house subject to work completion by June 1, 1969. Motion possed
by a five ave roll call vote.
Engineer Bonestron stated that he and Traat4orer Barnes discussed
the vatet And sewer assessment reduction request by Iloneywoll,
Inc.. Approval of t'i.ls request wauld create requests by o*her
ictlividuals in the future of a simila% nature; and this would
hurt the Village economically; and cast n precedent.
RE: LFROY POLLcr'Y
OCCIIYY UNFINISHED
IMME REQUEST
At: HONEYWELL INC.
WNeRR & SRWPIR AS -
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PETITIONS, REQUESTS b COMKUNICATIONS, cont'd.
David R. :ergersen, 717 East Wayzata Boulevard, representing Honey-
welli dtvcussed the request for assessment on the improvements to
cover only five acres presertly developed snd the remaining portion
of the. 25 acres to be asmssed lar.er when develoWnt, occurs.
MOTION by Councilman Hagea, second by Councilman Hint:, to deny
the request by Honeywell, Incorporated concerning the water and
serer assessment on five acres rather than the whole 25 acre9 at
present. Motien passed by a five ave roll call vote.
REPORTS OF OFF_ ICERSeBOARDS & C024ITTECS
Park Site D: Howard Dahlgren to have a report prepared for the
February Sth Special Plannirg Agenda.
Park Sites J, K And L: Need further documentat'_on. '
Park Sites G and H: These were purchased at the same time. Attorney
Lefler said the Old Site C may have been approved by NUD, however,
are co:enot locate evidence proving it was done properly and
MOTION by Councilman Hagen, second by Councilman Hine;z, that we
charge the dolla.•s expended for the G-eentree Site to the 1965 p.:k
budget and remove it from the HUD apllicaticn. Motion passed °>v
a five ayc -o11 call vote.
The Council was adviser; our Arplicagt: Pn for time extension has
deo ,i grat:ted and e-ttended to August 20, 19t,%", and a request for funds
expo -aded on approved sites has been sent to 110.
Site A: Ati:ntnistratnr to moet with Ton-, Norris and Mr. icroggina
Tuesday, iebr-lary 4th.
Si -Ce B: 110 said a life euste would be acceptable to them. The
Administrator will approach the people for this in writing.
Site C: IIUD satiefiede
Site H: No shames proposed (Parkers Lake).
Site H: No changes.
Site I: No changes, but Attnrney vt;_,1t haws legal descrtption And
survey to be ordered Tuesday, February 40h.
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RE: HONEYWELL
WATER b SEWER
ASBESSMFNT
RE: PARK SITSS
R F c=
Mayor Hilde roquested the Admin{atrater to mike uta a r ,poMt; re.gnrdinr, ,[tl.: PIrANN.ING WORK
this aP the post office deciaicst+ dannot bo ma e,( do.; to the commer••
sial site. Check wit -h the Governmant as to what has tki h1 ttubmitted
to tnom for a past off tcc location, We will net be a,:) got a
gr,gnt for it with th^ preaetnt toformatton we have, a detael.lad plan
is pecessari.
to of %41.1nC? property; Atimtnintrntor ..tated he w1.11 menet alith an REo, &NU. 07 vft1 w
laitimLed buyer L;t 2:00 P.1., 11;.bruary oth tO elute ou'e tlrmn. LACE 10111MRTY
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REPORTS OF OFFICERS. BOARDS b COHMITT_, cont'd.
Councilman Hagen opposes
are not prepared to move
not to make any efforts
Information on our total
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sale of Village property outright, as we
at this time. It was decided by Council
o sell :he Village Hall site until further
situation is received.
The Engineer Selection Committee will meet Friday noon, February 7th.
The Administrator reported he has not had sufficient time to devote
to the West Medicine Lake Road easement matter. He suggested this
be turned ovar to someone else. Attorney Lefler suggestai Mr. Sar-
gent of his office and Jim Olson be contacted to work on this.
Mayor Hilde went over his list of agenda items and placed them in
their priority order to be taken up each week until ft rther notice.
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RE: SALE OF VIL-
LAGE PROPERTY
REI EASEMENTS FOR,
W. MED. LK. ROAD
RE: AGENDA ITEMS
Highway Department Status: The Highway Department is reselling the RE: HWY*
property they purchased on Dunkirk Lane to the ,)eople they purchased PROPERTY
It from. The Council agreed to explore the poauibility of buying
the land ourselves for an industri.r l site. Mayor Hilde requested
Attorney Lefler to check thin out.
Mayor Hilde requested the Administrator to send the Village Attor-
ney's memos regarding the State Maintenance Facility to Lon Hein -
its,, Senator KiKnight, Jim Goetz and Salsbury Adams.
MOTION by Councilman Humphrey, second by Councilman Johnson, to
approve bond red iction covering Gordon's Oakwood Manor to $250.006
and the culvert be extended northerly at the time a building permit
for Lot 8 is requested. Motion passed by a five aye roll call vote.
LICENSES 6 PERM
MOTION by Councilman Hagen, second by Councilman Humphrey, to
approve renewal of Off -Sale Liquor License for Plymouth Liquor,
W.N. Cates, 11331 Highvay ESS. Motion passed by a five aye roll
call vote.
MOTION by Councilman Humphrey, second by Councilman Hagen, to
Approve renewal of Cigarette License 0151 for Dairy Queen Brazler,
11308 State Highway OSS. Motion passed by a five aye roll call
vote.
MOTION by Councilman Johnnon, second by. Councilman 11iti i to
approve renewal of Cas b Oil Station Linense loll, Plymouth Car
Wash, 11318 Olson Highway. Motion passed by a five aye roll cal,)
vote.
CLAIMS b DISDU'SEMENTS
MOTION by Councilman Humphrey$ second by Councilman Hagen, to
adapt RESOLUTION Nle 69-306 A RESOLUTION APPROVING REGULAR PAY-
ROL:* DISBURSEMENT Ov JAMMV 31, 1969 AND TOTALING $13,-120,10.
Motion passed by a tive aye roll call vote.
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RE: ATTORNEY'•
MEMOS
REt GORDON'S OAK -
WOOD MAHOR BOND
REt RENEWAL, ILIC.
OFF SALE LIQUOR,
CIGARETTE & GAS
STATION
RESOLUTION 69v30
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MISCELLANEOUS
Engineer Bonestroo reported that the cost of the Northwest Inter-
ceptor is $363.100.10 and cost of the Northeast Interceptor is
270,800 with deadline late of February 7th.
MOTION by Councilman Hagen,, second by Councilman Humphrey, to
adopt RESOLUTION N0, 69-31. A RESOLUTION ORDERING IMPROVEMENT OF
THE WEST LEG OF THE NORIVEAST INTERCEPTOR AND THAT THE IMPROVE-
MENT WILL INCLUDE GOING NORTH FROM PILGRIM LANE AND EAST MEDICINE.
LAKE BOULEVARD THROUGH THE ETOC PROPERTY. Motion passed by a four
aye roll call. vote. Councilman Hints abstained.
MOTION by Councilman Humphrey, second by Councilman Johnson, to
adopt a resolution ordering plans and specifications of tha north -b
west interceptor, Motion received two aye votes. Councilmen
Hints and Hagen voted nay, Mayor Hilda sbatsined. Motion failed.
MOTION by Councilmutn Hints, second by Covncilman Humphrey, to
adopt RESOLUTION N0. 69-32. A RESOLUTION ORDERING PRELIMINARY
REPORT FOR THE AREA SERVED 3'4' THE NORTHWESA" INTERCEPTOR. Lotion
passed by a five aye roll call vote.
Councilman Hintz has not completed his Projev List for 1969 as
there are a few items he Grants to check oat wi%ah the Administrator
before submittal.
MOTION by Councilman Humphrey, second by Councilmbn Hagen, to
approve Firemen appointments. Motion passed by a five aye vote.
Those appointed were Delano Diets, Wallace Turnar. Arthur Tombers,
Junes Noltina. and Donald Welch.
Councilman Johnson reported on a phone call he received from the
property owner at 310 Vicksburg Lane regarding the mc:ninb ordin-
ance violation. He stated the violator claimed a misundetstand-
in& had happened in this matter. The Council requested Councilman
Johnson to contact the property owner and have him appear before
the Council at the February 10, 1969 meeting.
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INTERCEPTOR
RESOLUTION 69-31
N.E. INTERCEPTOR
IMPROVEMENT
RESOLUTION 69-32
N.W. INTERCEPTOR
PRELIM. RPT.
REt PROJECT LIST
REt FIREMEN APP'
MTS.
Rwt ZONING VIO-
LATION
Mayor Hilda advised Councilman Hintz that it is impossible for the REt COUNCIL MEET-
Villagv Council to change the dates of their meeting nights so as ING NIGHTS
not to coincide with the Greeting night of School District #284. 6' - ck% , 1 r: 1?
Mr. William Cavanaugh and Mr. Kenneth Schiebe requested to be
heard a second time before the weeting's adjournment. Mr. Schiebe
asked that some Council member make a motion to reconsider their
rezoning request, which had been denied earlier in tht evening.
Attorney Lefler asked Mr. Schiebe to state exactly what the pre-
sent request %+as sand Mt. Schiebe responded by stating they were
now requesting the re:toning of the east 800' of their property
41 to B=2 are leaving the: remainder R-0.
Coancilman `iinta stated they should produce a new plot plan for
tegiewal and go through the Plannirg Commission as in regular pro-
cedure. Mr, Kenneth Schiebe refused to comply and statodl "We
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refuse tc go thrftugh the Planning lommission again", and further
stated, "they did not want to get caught to their (the Planning
Comisston's) sand traps again."
Councilmn Hagen stated he felt they should bring in. a new plan
covering the lesser amount of property. CouncilrAn Johnson
stated their demands for an immediate rezoning and acceptance
of a new plan without going through the Planning Commission was
unfair to the Cecil and the citizens have to be considered.
Mayor Hilde advised them to submit a new plan which will have to
Qo through the Planning Commission.f irst.
HCY.IION by Councilman Hintz, second by Councilman: Johnson, to
adjo%4 the meeting at 1:00 a.m. Motion passed by a four aye
vote.
Atteata
Caroline i Hanf Secret
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SCHIEBE REZONING
REQUEST