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HomeMy WebLinkAboutCity Council Minutes 06-16-1969F 0 MINUTES OF VILLAGE.::OUNCIL MEETING PLYMOUIR$ MINNESOTA Jnna 16, 1969 A regular meeting of the Village. Council of the Minnesota was called to order bN Mayor Hilde at 16, 1969. Village of 7:35 P.M. Plymouth, n June Present: Mayor Hilde, Councilmen Rindseth, Johnson, Hints and Humphrey; Administrator Splinter, Attorney Lefler, Engineer Bonestroo, Absent: None Mayor Hilde read a letter entitled "Opiniatod Observations" by Osborne Springsted to the citizens, so that they would be able to better understand their government. NOTION by Councilman Johnson, second by Councilman Humphrey, tf approve the minutes of June , 1969 amending the word "suggested" to "requester." in the middle of the second paragraph on page j. Motion pawed by a five aye voce. PUBLIC HEARING Engineer Bonestroo presented his preliminary report concerning water extension in Beacon Heights, Glen Echo Additions and Plymouth Or- chards dated April 28, 1969. He explained his Proposal 01 at a total cost of $36,330.100 and Proposal i2 at si total crist of $118,380. The Public Hearing opened at 8:00 P.M„ Mr. Richard O'Fallon of 1-20 Oakview Lane North spoke before the Couacil and inquired about the assessments which were not atated. He felt that should there be a great variance in these chiirges, the citizens may not want the service. The Engineer advisled that tho connection charge would be $175 per .tor. Six inch piping is programmed for the area with some eight inch averstaing required. Cost for these 8" pipes mainly in the area of County Road 015 will tie absorbed by the devel- oper of Gleanluch .Acres. There will be a cflarge to the homeowner for a water meter and installation which will be about $70. The meter will remain village property acid be maintained by the village. Mr. Leonard Vertnik, 1225 Oakview Lane North - stated he was not sat- isfied with the information given regardit%6 the quality of the water In respect to it's hardness ,and Iron contamt and is the reason why he did not sign a petitione tie feels that he might be spending 1,500 on poor walcer. Eugineer Bonestroo said the degree of hard ness amounts to 12 to 15 grains, with only a trace of iron, and that the MIP tower to supplied from the Jordan vein. It is our intention to get service from the Shakopee vein, too, since 30 acres of land has been selected for well site 02. Consideration should also be given to fire insurance premium reduction when water is Installed. ' RE: MINUTES OF JUNE 29 1969 RE:WATER UIGHTS b ECHO I'cd BEACON GLEN Council Minutes - June 161, 1969 - Pagel2 PUBLIC HEARING, could. I Mr. Ted Wangensteen, Jr. 1035 Magnolia Lane North - state 1 no one on Magnolia was approached to sign r. petition, This is a street ending with a cul-de-eac and Iota varyifrom 50' to 2009. 6 wished to go on record as opposing water on M4 8nolia Lane and assessments on anything other than on a lot or unitl basis. I Kgry Makers, 1115 Kirkwood Lane - state'd no petition was submitted from th71r are& and asked if a decision would be made tonight. Hr. O'Pallem stated he did not get to all t e residenta in the area to sign a petition because it appeared so solid and posltl%,,' eveity- one was in favor of getting water. He bald the assassin' cost should be stated now and su6gested the unbuild4ble lot asseesse,ate be picked up 1 by the village until the day they co,ild be assedled old the villAge. No one further appeared, and the Public Hearing closed at 8:15 P.N. MWION by Councilman Humphrey, second by Councilman Johnson, to approve Proposal /1 covering 15th Avenue to Oakviev Lano and 11th Avenue to Pineview inasmuch as the other areas did not seem to want Ito I' i Mayor Hilda asked if the Oakview area is trepresentative of all the others whereas many are interested in uator but do not want to assume the financial responsibility of it. Also, hip said that due to the cost advantage if we do the whole project now, the aitisans east and west of Oakview Lane were interested. A a'how of hands Indicated six in favor, one against. CounOl loran Johnson withdrew his second and Councilmn HumpOrey vit'hdrew the enation. MOTION by Councilman Hints, set.ond by Councilman Johnsenf to approve Engineer's proposal 02 to supply water to lWacot, Heights and Clen Eche. Councilman Johnson said the park charge nhould be assumed by the village and asked why 8" piping was noceseary in some areas. The Engineer said that 8" pipes „ere necessary 1.* the overall improve- ment plan because oversising is necessary in case of fire as a greater flow of water can be supplied. Anseosmert charges in re- lation to parka, deleted lute and 8" pipes will set a precedent so Mayor Hilde stated the staff should be 4irected to prepare recomm- endations based on sound logic and history and how other jurisdictions are doing it. Councilman Johnoon withdrew his second and Councilman Hints withdrew his motion. Mayor llilde asked the Engineev if it was necessary to make an immediate decision. He replied that it should be Stade within 7 to 3 weeks. A cop; of a repwrt will be available the Thuruday preceding the July 7th, Council maeting and this subject to be dei:ided on at the July 7th meeting. Mayor Hilda told the citisttas that the for a hearing on the proposed ordinance we wanted to give people time to react go through a spring soason with a fresh Better results are obtained when people the mal:ter. reason we waited since January far hoofed animals was because and collect their thoughts and experience to look baek on. RE: WATER IN BEA- CON HGTS. 6 GLEN ECHO - PUD. `REAR. RE: ORDINANCE CONCERN tNG HOOFED WMALS h%ve additional time to consider a Counctl Minutes - June 16„ 1969 - Page 3 Administrator Splinter cited various problems regarding the keeping, of hoofed animals in residential areas. Categorically they are as follws: 1) horse back riding on boulevards and right of ways, (2) loose assimals, 3) keeping horaPs in confined areas with a number of homes nearby with unsanitary conditions, smell.and keeping them In areat too small. Most complaints received by the village were generally regarding the Ridge - mount area towards County Road #15 and Vicksburg near Waysate High School. These problems are difficult ones to deal with and the Council will attempt to control the abuses here. Attorney Lefler explain ed contents of the proposed ordinance. Council- man Humphrey commended the Plymouth Livestock Association for making a star! in solving the problems. The public hearing opeved at 8:45 r.M. Mr. Howard Hcmt of Hamel, representing the nev Plymouth Horse Owner's Club, stated that Dr. C. D. Adtk,ins gave the Council a letter regarding their %trganiaation, their rules,, their purpose, their membership and it was brought out that they intend to police their own club moberA. Mr. Hunt display<_i a color coded map, vhtch they will use with appointed individuals *esponstble for certain designated areas, to handle comp- laints received from that particular area. They propose to establish an educational rrogram to teach respect for property and gardens, riding etiquette, safety precautions and cooperation with non -horse owners. They will work towards establishing trails and riding areas. Councilman Hints rerArked abort horse riders cominR into Plymouth from an outlying district, namely, Minnetonka. Mr. Hunt said they are working presently with a Minnetonka hcrse group. Mr. Ronald Milbrath, 4305 W. Medicine Lake Drive, said that the R.dge- mount area and horses from M`.nnetonka are creating the nuisance. Mayor Hilde apked if he had any success since discussing this problem with him I-rA t and he said a problem created by a girl tiding on the boulevard was handled by the police, but thought the problems could be solved by priople themselves. Mr. Hun: n. -id the Association, would be able to hnodle a complaint if the name of the person creating the problem is supplied. Mr. and Mr::. Mel Boettcher, 11616 Ridgemount, solid he fusels there is no legal police action. His children refuse to play in their backyard be- cause of the bad smell there from neighboring horses. He supports the ordinance proposed, with gorses allowed where there is adequate acreage, not like his problem of hiving the nuisance 15 feet from his windows and the smell avO odor due to liquid waste not controlled, drawing rate and flies. Mrs. Boet'cher feels jomething should be done regarding sanitary conditions. The following people were called and stated they agreed with Mr. Hunt's statements: Jerry D. Cobb Harlan Paterson Eleanor Schmidt Oliver Halverson Edwin Huna R. E. Bennett Mrs. Ted Warho f John Hanlev Donna Weistrand H. J. Mitchell Wallace Cates Louis D. Johnson Ed Horatman Noraan Strefteth George Odden Marvin Gordon Mrs. Buchhols Mrq, R. Palmq uist Marty 800rsma Rex LaPorte Mrs. Shirley Johnson Mrs. O'Shaughn easy 3 Council Minutes June 16, 1969 - Page 4 Mr. Claude Lien, 5125 Pineviev Lane, said this is not a new problem. He feels the present ordinance should be sufficient and sees no need for another ones Mrs. Jane Horstmen. 15325 County Rood 47, Hamel, said the guilty ones should be peralised, not the others. Mr. its Hart, 4725 Vicksburg Lane, is in sympathy with people having trouble wish horses on their property. Peels we have a lav covering these nuit,ances and said the Minnetonka people, are creating problems and act gstting punished at all. Beryl Halldorson, 5703 Dunkirk Lane, Nemal, feels it unjust to punish all the people, some other means should be used to tate care of the situation. Joann: Hanny, 025 1f rkuburg ' Dine, sa1J while she Horsesan'@ t1roup cannot police without, nam %, ceither can the Council. IL is necescarl to find out who themt offender@ are and sign a complaint to let action against them. E. J. Petechl, 128118 16th Ave. V.. said during the last 30 years he has owned horses and did not have as much trouble with the% its the ouncil Rives him. (He later apoligised for this remark) He sees no reason why he should be ppmished by what sows others have doata. Mr. Len Vertnik, 1225 Oakview Lane N. is not against the people and said maybe there to a.,ma way of identifying the horses; with licenses stallar to dog licenses. Mrs. J. A. Poole, 100 Kingsview Lane N., Requested to hear the ordinance pertaining to manure. Attorney Lefler read fres Sec tion 3. .402 of the Code. She asked `chat to considered to be accumulation and the Attorney told her it depends upon the case being prosecuted and degree of offense to that person cow#laining. She asked if she would have to file and sign a co ipla-lit against a neighbor. The Attorney said a p.161ce officer could uu.ke a pr jonal observation, but if you are not willing to come forward and Must the degree of offense, they cannot do such. The police are hPl.pleas if no one comes forward with a tonal complaint. She thought the restriction should be sufficient in order not to make trouble with neighbors. Mrs. Boettcher said they have a neighbor who has made no attempt to clean up and asked what can be done. Mayor Hilde asked why we cannot help them out with their problem. Even if the manure was cleaned up, the nuisance. to be completely eliminated, oould have to be done by eliminating the horses. Mrs. Ruchols, 11201 Ridgemount, stated she is the neighbor of Boettcher's and has never received anyy notice of the condition complained about. She feels they should have received some communication. at least by phone6 about the odor so it could have been corrected. They live In Minnetonka and were not swa:e of this meeting. They never reeeivod any contact either about their daughter. 1 N I Council Minutes = June 16, 1969- Page S r Mr. rassler is for an orituance regarding the building of stables and keeping of horses. TIvr Attorney said there is no ordinacce for the keeping of horses, beet building of stables is covered in the R-1 Zoning Ordinance. Mr.Fasn ler asked what the Inspector is doing about violations. The Attorney said the ordinance was adopted in May, 1968 and any barns built prion to Chit date are allowed to remain. Mr. Paseler said 3 or 4 horses with girli riding them wrecked his garden. Mfrs. Donna We..+..9: ,:rand .said that in answer to Mr. Faseler's complaint he should take his complaint up with his granddaughter. Mr. Hunt said it is tiring when people say they do not want to get Involved" when turning in a complaint. They should back up the police department so they can go into court. If they do not nigh. they don't have the "guts" to -to anything. yr. Boettcher wondered how many were objecting to the ordinance who did not live in a R-1 none. The public hearing closed at 9;40 P.M. Councilman Humphrey pointed out that this was a big problesa and it was a good thing to be brought out into the open. For one thing it has brought together a group of people into forming aw association in a very short time, Maybe soma hoses, where there is a big problem now could be moved to another area. Councilman Johnson felt the main problem is no: with the horses, but with the people riding them. He suggested licensing riders for two reasons; (1) The Association would have some control by a membership list. (2) There would be a source of knowing who a guilty party is when checking their license. As to how to clean up the area around a horse. probably the Association could, through a committee, with a report on barn conditions, direct enough pressure on menbers andif a complaint coma into the police department, advise the Avc,ociation to resolve the problem. If they do not, the jxwlice departaint can take it from there. Mayor Hilda said they met with the horse Owner's Association about a month or so ago and these was a discussion along those linea. The discussion was on what the problems were going to be and asked too If it waan't the idea that if the police received a complaint they would go to the Association before acting on it. Mr. Ron Mil raith. President of the Association. said yes and people have been assigned to certain areas to receive these complaints and take action. Coun cUman Kindseth sympathized with people having problems, but at the same time we have ordinances and they are plain and simple violations not taken care of. To have a horse in the backyard is a rapidly growing trend and he flaked why there uiouldn't be restricted trails where these horses can be rode. An ordinance can further protect the horse owner and non -horse owner. He feels the ordinance can be drafted with stable construction according to BuilAng Code. type of fencing, number of horses per acre and night rtdtnp restriction. Golden Valley has a trail to Clara City and a noth-ar one eloewhere goes to LeSeuer. He feels we should not act too hastily on thio subject. Councilman Hintz said some people cant an ordinance covering the sant- tation problem. Our present ordinAnce divas protect the person so con - a Council Minutes - June 46. 1969 - Page 6 corned. but as Attornsy'Lefler stated this has failed. Riding seems to be a main problem. there are, nonew shoulders on Ridgevount causing riders to go auto boulevards. It we recommended the Horse Owner's Ameoeiatlan p04ee the area and educate the riders. I A discussion followed c;oncorning staff personnel to enforce our ordinances, fines, posting of signs, effectiveness of the Horse Owner's Association, citIzens %ho are faced with an extremely aggravating situ- ation and horses coming into Plymomth from outlying sroas. NDTTOH by Councilman 1uwphroy, second by Councilman Johnson that (1) As far as any new ordins ce.is concerned. we postpone any action for six months from'today. ( camber 16th), (2) That the Horse Owner's Association camcoback within th six month period in relation to the subject. of licensing, (3) That'we give this Association this six iMnth period to get themselves better orguni:ed and get some of the problems they mentioned resolved, (4) Tha the people who have real complaints, bring thou to the attention of the tillage and direct the Council along with this, that the Village staff. Ift'luding the police, do everything to see that these offenders bo prosecuted, with it firut being brought to the attention of the Horse Owner's Association and if not taken care of by then. to be taken care of by the Village, Motion pasoed 5 aye vote. MOTION by Covmzilman JohnNon, second by CoungAtman Hint: to amend and add to the ;ortt&n of our ordinance pertainin* to sanitation and clean- liness also an ordinance reRardtng loose horses and trespassing, Mayor Hilda, second by Councilman HuENhrey, made an amendment to the above motion to direct the Attorney to draw up said ordinance within the next six months. Amendment passed S aye vote and main motion passed S aye vote. Administratur Splinter will instruct the staff to pror.ecute he Boettcher complaint to the full limits of the ordinance and proceed with every effort to test it. This was referred previously to the Assoclotion. Len Swedlund appeared before the Council regarding his request for final plat approval. Council discussed the park proposal, bond anjunt, road completion, paving. curbs and gutter. The EnRtneer agreed to advise Nr. Swedlund between August 15th and September let if the roads cannot be completed by this fall. so Mr. Swedlund can be released from the contract and do the job himself. 40TION by Councilman Humphrey, second by Councilman Johnson to adopt RESOLUTION N0. 69-185, A RESOLUTION APPROVING IMPERIAL HILLS 4TH ADDITION FINAL PLAT AND WAIVE THE ORDINANCE CONCERNING THE CONCRETE CURB b GUTTER BECAUSE THE PRELIMINARY PLAT WAS APPROVED BRIORE THIS ORDINANCE WENT INTO EFFECT. MR. SWEDLUND 19 TO PAY THE VILLAGE $75 PER. ACRE FOR PARKS AS AGREED, WITH THE EXC11PTION OF THE AREA ALONG QUEENSLAND LANE JUST NORTH OF COUNTY ROAD 116. WHICH WILL REMAIN AS PARK PROPERTY ON THE PLOT PLAN. Motion passed 5 aye roll call vote. MOTION by Councilman Humphrey, second by Councilmen Hints to adopt RESOLUTION N0. 69-186, A RESOLUTION APPROVING THE RIQUEST OF MRLVIN GETTFN FOR PRELIMINARY PLOT PLAN APPROVAL OF MINNETONKA ESTATES SUBJECT TO DONATION OF 7' OF RIGHT OF WAY ALONG COUNTY ROAD 0101. ON OUTLOTS A b B, TO BE DESIGNATED AS PARK LAND. Motion passed 9 aye roll call vote. IL56 RE: FINAL PLAT APPROVAL - L SWEDLUND RES%NO%6,-18S PLAT APPROVAL R6S.N0.69-186 PLOT PLAN APP'L. MINNETONKA ESTATo' HELVIN . GETTI4N Council Minutes of June 169 1969 - Page 7 I Mr. Kenneth Schisbe and his attorney. Tom Dohertym appeared bsfore the Cowell relardi.og his rezoning request from 14 to Do -2 for a shopping center efts at County Ro&A 0101 and 06. Administrator SrIlnter Xave a report on Plot Plan A. The plan presentad by Mr. Wierty was a re - vista plan wi.h their desired buildings for commercial development. He acted then was not much elact that could be said that had not been said before. Councilman Johnsov said the Council has attempted to layout a Plan which would 4e becefi.tlal to the Village at 0101 and 06 with discussions with our Plaarner for the best layout of this particular sitar, which also has been gow over thoroughly by our Planning Commission and our Plan A is the one aecepta),Ae to use MOTION by Cmunrllman Johnson, second by Councilman Kindseth to deny the request of It% Kenneth Schlebe and Mr. Sheehy for rezoning from R -U to b -Z for a shopping center at County Roads 7101 and 76. Nottun passed 5 aye vete. Couaeitman KindaRth said three Plaunets had been consulted on the above subject and there was not much more that could be said. MOTION by Couacilw%n, Husphrev! second by Councihmn Hints to adopt RvASCLUTIOP :'0. 69-14i§ A REft041LUTION APPROVING THE REQUEST OF ams CAVANA11GH, 2618 QUEV1 AVE. 'No b FOR SUBDIV1LSION WAIVER OF PLA? 43734, PARCEL 4580, lotion passed 5 aye roll call vote. Mr. Mattin Hichatski, 1020 Evergreen Lane N., stated before the Council that the 1.1 acre of 14%d that Dr. J. Hunder asked be rezoned from R-1 to 8-1 was zoned raoldential when developed with studies by the Plantar and a new comprehensive zoning ordinance established, agreeing that this area be residevtial. He asked why, after all this research. did the Council decide to mace this acre corwrcial. Many people purchased homes feeling this would always bo residential and this action allowing rezoning tv not according to the ordinance. 50 reai- dernts signed a petition opp ising it. Now they nottead at the Arvi.1 30th planning Commission meeting this request was 4ented. The hi-gh elevation for screening was not of, con%\ern. but traffic and spot zoning was. He does not feel Mr. Samuelson V.19 qualitied to sav there would not be a traffic problem created tl tre. He requested the Council rescind their action taken at the Jima 2nd council meeting to approve the rezoning request. RE: RUM MC REQUEST 7101 i 16 ItWETH SCHIE RBS. NO* 69-187 SU50TIVISION WAIVER J. CAVANAUGH RE; DR. 11UNDER REZONIYG REQUEST Magor Hilde said he received a letter from Councilman Kindeath addressed to rhe P!annlnR Comuisaivn and road it to the citizens reRarilseg Counc.l's act+.on relating to the Planning C.miasion's denial W Counosl,t'e action. Council recommended the letter 4 tient to Mr. Egan, Chairman of Planning Cocnisalon. Ore klunnder was ask; to come back to the Council with e revised good well-planned medical %,aknter plan. The *even citizens in the hall all rtaned their hand when Mayor Hllde askelt how many were opposed to the rRuontng. Ne advisi,,: them that this was not a public hearing as that had b,oen held pvtviously and he could not allow them to discuss this subject further. Councilman Kindseth said his 'matter gave credence to CounctA's deptsiou. A O / M CGIOCJA Nteatea ee, JSUM of 160 1969 - ftse 8 1 INION iia ,Councilman Humphrey, second by' Counctle&M Johason to adopt 02DIMCX NO. WIS* AN 0011 KE. SETTING, 1MI MAXI, 01 FIS YOR ArT1.ICATIOII , 701R FAMIMINAIRT FLAT AFMOVAL AT $A0. UIO, AND TO INSTRUCT THE ATT01013 TO DEM UDP SUCH ORDINANCE. Motion pa used S aye roil call vote. NATION by Councilman Hintz, second by 0mocilean Hwg1trey to adopt RESOLIMION N0. 00* 188, A RBSOLUiIMN AUTHORIZING 911GINM SONEiST?! 0 TO DIRECT AND OVERSEE THE, CONTRACT VITO MAR ENGINEER41M CO. FOR STUVI OT STORM 04TZI STORAGE FACILITY PROJECT L40 6141rT THE ATTOWT TO DRAW UP THE AICUMM. POR THE DIGIN== TO 71114 EMCs. Motion passed S aye roll call ivote. En inner lose•troo recommended public heortnp, for improvements be scheduled,, togethet to cover the *war and Water latetal8 on Sth. 6th Avenue and Upland Lana and sewer ani water service for Tauntaln and Garland Lane in Kreata Highland Acres. A diacweion was ttaZd at to the higher assessumt as comparad to the Southwest Project as vesswante Inasmuch as theta ar•ss askod to be deleted from :hat project»waaller improvement projects cost afore. Mayor Hilda stated a cutoff be tahva to avoid receiving more of these numerous wall improvement requests. Us proposed fintahinit the currant imorove- meate and take up these petitions, next year. tone John Brost stated he was building a houar oa upland and is Waiting for Word regarding his request for seer and water$ He thoux)lt his petition has become lost, also that it is the logical time to put In thlu Improvement because a school will be locating In that area and will require water. Councilman Johnson told hien his petition was act lost and because of his request Ota sub loct was an tonight'e agenda, WTION by Councilman Hintz, second by Councilman Humphrey to adopt RMOLU'rION $0. 69 ,&89, A RESOLUTION TO SET THE PUBLIC hEAAING OVE OF JULY I14 1969 FOR SEVER AND WATER ON GARLAND AND FOUNTAIN LANIS IN KREATZ HIGHVIEW ACRES FOR $115,$,'10.00 AND SEWER AND WATER LAT!{,ULS ON STH. 6TH s AND UPLAND LANE, AT $5*,9i0.00. Motion passed A aye roll call vote, Mayor Hilds voted nay. Mayor !tilde stated he voted nay because people must pay ware attention to what to goinE on in the Village and we must make * cutoff to all these requests. MWION by Councilman Johnson, second by Councilman Hints that we delote Richard Livingston. 18505 County Road 16 from the currant Southwest ImprovemKnt Project f68«lE. with the understandivS that his computed footage assessment will be postponed until such time as the County Road 06 trunkline to extended west from Urrbaads,'Ue Noad, giving his access on his north property line to a lateral provilled at th4t time. This is in accordance with Mr. Livingston's request mud Engineer Ronestrao's recommendation. "cation passed 5 aye vote, e OADINAhCL 11-fS FRMIMMA" PLT FEE 116S. NO. 69-188 Hagg ENG• STORAGE WATER FACILITIES RE. 1*10VidWM YOUNTAIN i GAR1J= 7110 6TH i UPLAXO RKS . M'1.69-189 PtJ S L[t INC SCHEDULES RE: DELETE FROM PROJECT 66FMIE R, LIVINGST044 L', Minuter - Jaw 16. 1969 Pap 9 llMal by Comeilson Humphrey. sowed by Cowcila Johnson to adopt RMUMON No* ove190. A Mote Prlon TO SET TNS tip DATE FOR "ALOECT I6 Or INg SaVMMI IMPWiltrQllt'!! PROJCCT IW19 TG JULY its 1969 AT 10:00, A.M. Motion papsed 3 aye toll tall vote. MMCM by Coupe-11nan Humphrey. second by Councilean Johnnson to adopt; USO MION too 44-191, A R,QSOi f!PIo" TQ 4Cl` .91Ls M kwt Nee, 2 roll JULY 110 1959 AT 10:00 A.M. Wn4XC7 TO TxIC WINUM ADVISIN(e Tllf! COWCIL 5E11'ORE 010GINC Of :.49 HOU. IS STARM. Motion passed S aye, OlMON by Counciloon Ruts, emceed 1,1 Courncitea n Johnson to adopt 01DIUMCS N). 69-14, AN MINANa REUTING TO 1NI PARKING Or TRUCKS AND WSFS tN RESIDETrIAk ARRAS TO Al AIOMIM TO VUD "1C= W ICLES". Motion itnant i $ ityc r 4l, call vote, IS9 We 010. 69490 S.M. PWICT 66011 BID DATR PROJECT 06 RLS. we 69-191 V= 110. 2 5157"M 19x= N0. 69-16 PARItI«:u OF Mrs VEiiICL IN RILSI lOi7lA1. 11RLA.! l W41 '$r tounctloas Humphrey, v seond by Courellsuun t0 a to approve Ut :40POINTHM Im appolatnMat of Nomrs R. To"* +s Asst. 8141, lnapocu,r. Motion ASSTO BLDG. INSP'R. passed $ 47e vote. Re 0WR Mr. D.AIa Pollock i i.i -i;-2t tted to attend tlaa ftltip.e Cew dtteo n46t' alto vita Ld ka.4a as alternate. kMl" O by Covnctlmao Hmphrey. cecond by Counctivo i Itiadeeth to a-pr:raw ptn-4t to sGq.¢t 11r"Wka by tip Waytata Lion's Club on July , 1969 at the Ma wta See Hilth Schmle Motion passed 5 aye vote. NDTION by Cou1011 La Johnson, second her cotmcllaan HI-Ats to approve naval of Well Drill w's License ftr 600tlte Ropre i Sons of Minnetonka, Mi.nne Motton passed S dva vote. l+ 10N by CouncilrAn Johnson* second b , Councilman Hiltz I«o approve the fallowing lit:41nse ranevale f-ir 3..2 On and Off leer Licenses and Setup Licenses an follows: 11.2 Off Sale seer: 34? d' • :`ale Ager: 3.2 On R Off Sole Over anti Set,Ups% Horstuan's 004y Store Libby'a Suporette To,d's Supovetts 14GeA,, Food Villa8e Tots Thumb Superette bitl'a Purity Superette Orton Hills Calf Course 11411ydele Coll Couves Ryan's Ballro" Apple lsioseon Inn The Red Nen The Waterfront Ivy l,l Place W. Mltdicine Laka Coaaunity V. F.11,, Post No. 5903 Cluh 0111.8 POLUXX en MULTIPLE COWITTU RE: PALSIT TO SHMT FIRMIRS - L10N CLUB R!: L.ICV439 8232 iAL Cowell muates - June 14 I%P page 10 100 AdulatetraN,or Spliatpr ifecowunded jivInp' the ftliseerla, Contract IIS: 2XIN19 LING for 6ZQ"*t$oo A Associates t`1 tlNo Attera" for rfvtry and.relrort. CCNmff Mr., Lefler said Lt to a sts:446:4 contract and O'ere was °ewe tfule how" is ,the nest coatroet tit 4Volov for a higl 6r lee an anah1 ,jobs. mapeetio"reoain. the Mase, pt r die*. 13aRinees ltane4troo stheemel- erAed hiriell seg, IMpee.tov. who it a retired contractor. to be paid by the V1114t«e}. WtION by C41"Climan Johnson, eeeoni b1 Cowutlaan Nuwphroy to ejdapt 50= 1W. M)e W1920 A Rf1SAXVION AP110I3G Till t INEIRINM C(kVf'.AICT AS SIMMITM 51 BOl'li`hITROU .4 ASSOCIATES. 1341 EVSTIS IZT„ . ST. PAUL. 1 UN4 TO PLYMIfrd V.,LL=. Motion passed S aye rolt call vote. MDTION by Corineilaaa Humphrey, second by Couneilte.' Johnson to alopt. RESOLUTION N11. 69-1934. A XE3S011UTION OPROVING THE REGV AR PATIO -LL U1$WP,S0Q-.`1T FOR PERIOD FNDIW4 XUX11 134, 1969 IN `THC AMDIINT OF 140974.30. 14otion passed 5 aye roll call vote. 110, by fovncllvan Johnston. second by Councilman Kindaeth to adopt RESOLUTION KO. 69%A94, A 116SOI PTION APPROVING THE 1' I RST XXt10Ni41 LWK OF WAYMA DIT-4ML%MtT u` %R PERI -0 E". M, A13F 16, 11W IN THF AMM,.T OF $484424.44* Motion pa,esed S aye roll call vette. MDTI09 by Councilman John'on, ii ecand by CouActIvAn htadiseth to adopt RESOLUTION N0, W195, A RESOLIA%N APPROVING THE FIRST NATIARYAL ItANX OF KINEAPOLIS CONSTRUCT.044, AN; SINKING FUND DISBURSEMENT FOR PERIOD ENUIN4: JUNE 16, 1969 IN IVC AWUNT OF $48.v12.81. Motion passed 5, eye mall tall vote, 141TI(XI by Counc i loran H;xwpltr-.y. eecund by CounctAman Johnson that we adopt RF40LUTI0N NO. 49,w196, A RESOLUTION APPROVING PROMSAL OF MAY 9. 1969 BY MART. H'URD AERIAL SURVZiYS, I`It;. CONCERNING AERIAL P1104\0n, IRA1'RY AND TOPOGRAPHIC WPZns -)F 13434E NQRTH0N THIRD OF PLYI'IOU'i}i ILL.AC°E WITH COST FUR THE SA?0 ',%ACED IN THE 1970 SUDCET. Nation passsd 5 aye Tall call vote. MDTION by Councilman J-ihnaon, aiiicond by Cointtlsan Hints that the AdmInla trator write to Commissioner .lanes, Vice Chairman, Committee an Road* and Lakes for their review of the agreement t:gncar r; nR County Road 670 frog Highway 055 to Countx Road 0.18 as to whether or not they want, this+ rosi and it not, pAease so state in their letter of reply. Notion passed $ age vote. Mr. Haglund delivered the option eprosurent to Attorueav Lefler can^ eerntnk the nes+ civic center atte. The optton depotcit of $100 was made to cover untt 1 Neember 31. 1969. MOTItI4 by Eouncitman Humphrey, second by eoun Ilman hints to adopt RFSOLVTION NO. 69-I97A, A RESOLUTION TO APPROVE TILE PROPOSED :ICW CIVIC CENTFIR SITR 41" NIAGARA ASD STATE HtQIWAY #55 SUBJECT TO THF, ATTORNEY'S REVItVi AND 111K OPTION SUM OF WO BF* PAIL! TO CQVKR THR PROIEOSCD PURCHASE Or THIS PROPERTY UNTIL DECEMUER 31. .1969.. Motitio passed 5 ave roll call vote. RCS. 00. 69-1°2 E KII!1WIW COlTR.wt9 RIGS* 69-195 PATIOLL NNE 3. mg RIES. NO. 69-194 FIRST NAT. UK OT WAYZATA DISWRSE ENT RFS. No* 69"1°'5 FIRST NAT. BAN >t OP MPLS. CONSTRUCTION RES X41% 69-196 KW I&ORD CONTRACT R ", i REVIEW OF ACREMNT Or Ci UT41Y' ROAD 010 RES. NO. 69.2"47 EIV'IC CENTER OPTZ(\ Cowell mic"tes - jmr m 16, 19b9 ?or 11 o cilrrn !u wphre r unttoand tht ased [or four Charter Camdesloh replaesrnta . lld ON by Carateile" aohf1son, second by Councllewn RmOvov to a!{o:to. at 12015 A.M. Nation pas804 S 0,1e vat*. F C fes` Attht: 0 0