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Home My WebLink AboutCity Council Minutes 10-18-1969 SpecialMINUTES OF SPECIAL VILLAGE COUNCIL. MEEP.:ING PLYHOUTH, MINNESM'A OCTOBER 189 1069 A special meeting for a public hearing to review variau properties within the cont!nes of the Southwest Improvement Project 066PIE in Tes;,ect to computation of assessment was called to order by Mayor Hilde at 9:05 AeAe in the Plymouth Village Cauncil chambers. PRESENT: Mayor Filde, Councilmen Johnson, Kindseth and Hints, Bob Fri,laard and Jim Olson of Bonestroo b Associates, Acting Clerk -Administrator Barnes and Village Engineer Hagen. ABSENTt Counctlaut Humphrey. Mayor Hilda explained the purpose of the special meeting as was defined In the minetes of a special meeting of October 2, 1969 in respect to assessment on certain properties of Project 0684E, after which a re- view was made on eati L+arcel of land as per request on file with the Village Clerk as fol:.owst 1. Petition of land inters abutting County Road 06 as per Exhibit A on file in the Clerk'u office (Project 168 -IE) requeating.froat footage assessment, water only, thereby reducing the front footage assessment from $9.00 to $5.00 per front foot. MOTION by Councilman Kindseth, second by Councilman Hints, to adopt RESOLUTION 69-.381 RESOLUTION N0. 69-382, A RESOLUTION T,0 CHARGE PROPERTY OWNERS ON ASSESUM ADJUS':' NIAGARA LANE IN RELATIOASHIP TO PROJECT 068=IE AT $49.00 PER FRONT HENT CTY. RD. 06 FOOT FOR SEWER, WATER ADD STREET RESTORATION AND THAT MOO PER FRONT FOOT WILL BE ASSESSED AT TNI; TIME ON ASSESSMENT ROLL KNOWN AS IBM -4747 AND THAT THE BALANCE 01' $14.00 PER FRONT FOOT BE ASSESSED ON INSTALLATION OF SANITARY SEWER. Motion passed by a four aye roll call vote. 2. Letter and requt=st of Mr. Don C. Bice, Jr., 18130,=D 8th Avenue North was read and reviewed with discussion. MOTION by Councilman KAndseth, second by Councilman Johnson, to RESOLUTION 69-383 adopt RESOLUTION NO, 69=383, A RESOLUTION THAT PLATT 843731, PARCEL, ADJUSTMENT OF ASS- 04815 BE ASSESSED Xr 320 FFIT OF WHICH 84 FEET SHALL BE DEFERRED ESSMENT, D.C. AIC' FOR A PERIOD OF FIVE YEARS 01 UPON SUBDIVIDING WHICHEVER OCCURS FIRST, SA0 ASSESSMENT PROCEDURES APPLYING AS TO PROJECT 069-iE. Motion passed by a four aye toll call vote. 1. Request of fts, Helen Rustin, 18420--D 8th Avenue North, in res- poct to Platt 043;11, Parcals 14500 and 6000 vee veviewed and dia- cussed at length. MOTION by Mayor Hilda, second br Councilman Johnuon, to adopt RESOLUTION 69-384 RE)OLUTION N0. 69•,384, A RESOLD"a%ION TO R.tDUCE THE ASSESSABLE ACRO-SS ADJUS AGI' FROM 21.23 ACRES TO 17 ACRES AS PER AERIAL PHOTO ON FILE IN THE MENTO MRS. H. CLERK'S OFFICE. !AID t;EDUCTION (HALL Di.+ DETERMINED BY MR. RODERT RUSTIN FRICAARD AS TO 14HICII ACREAGE REDVCTT,ON SHA.11 El APPLICABLE TO PAR- CELS 4500 AND 600 0 OF PLATT A 37 31. a 19 r Council Mouterr. - October 10 1961) - Page 2 Special Neetial 4. Request V1 Laurence R. Elwell. Jr., Route 02, Box 1683. Plitt 43731. Parcels 1800 and 5400 was reviewed and discussed at length In respect ti aerial photo maps. MOTION by Councilman Johnson, second by Councils -in Kindseth.-to adopt REWIIJTION N0. 69d3859' A RESOLUTION TO RaucE THE PRESENT ASSESSED AQREAGE BT 20 MORE ACRES. SAID REDUCTION TO BE DETER - HIM BY MSR. ROBERT TRICAM IN RELATIONSHIP TO PARCELS 1800 AND 5400. Notion passed by a four aye toll call vote. 5. Regvest of Mr. William M;. Pilgrim& attorney for Noman L. Nlelsanb in respect to Lot 5,, Block 1. Somerset Addition was introdticed and after a lengthy discussion no action,vas taken. 6. Raquest of Arthur Co Klust. 1515-C Weston Lane North, Lot 5. Block 2. Zinal Addition was introduced and discussed. (Platt 44700. Parcel 8000) KION by Councilman Johnson, second by Councilman Hints, to adopt RESOLUTION N0. 69-386. A RESOLUTION TO REDUCE THE ASSESSABLE AREA FROM 1.2 ACRES TO .75 ACRES ON LOT 5. BLOCK 2. ZINAL ADDITION. No- tion passed by a four aye roll call vote. 7. Mr. Frank J. Knourek, 16925 11th Avenum Northl, was introduced and discussed. (Platt 43980, Parcel 100) MOTION by Councilman Hints, second by Councilman Johnson. to adopt RESOLITrON NO. 69^3879 A RESOD.?ION TO REDUCE THE FRONT FOOTAGE FROM 130 FEET TO 117.8 FEET IN REFERENCE TO MEASUREMENT OF THE NORTH LINE OF SAID LOT. Motion paosed lig, a four aye roll call vote. 8. Request of Ms. C. L. Kirchoff, Route 02. Box 5580 Platt 444766 Parcel 6000 was introduced for discussion. MOTION by Councilman Johnson, second by Councilman Hints, to adopt RESOLUTION N0. 69-388. A RESOLUTION TO KEDUCE ACREAGE FROM 1.25 ACRES TO ONE (1) ASSESSABLE ACRE. Notion passed by a four aye roll call vote. 9. Request of Howard Be Loomia. Jr.. 17910-D 3rd Avenue North, was introduced and discussed. MOTION by Councilman Johnsea. second by Councilman Hints, to adoyt RESOLUTION N0. 691w389. A RESOLUTION TO REDUCE SAID ,ASSESSMENT ON AREA BASIS Tn 1.25 ACRES ON PLATT 44660. PARCEL 200). Motion passed by a four aye roll call vote. 10. Request of LeRoy V. Lindbloom. 16525 9th Avenue North, Platt 44558. Parcel 1600, was introduced and discussed at length. There was no action taken for the following reasons: Of . r4 RESCI„:tON 69w3a3 ASSRSSED ACREAGI3 ADJUSTMENT - L.R. ELWELL. JR. - RE: WM. PILGRIM FOR No NIELSEN PETITION RESOLUTION 69-386 ASSESSABLE ACREAG' ADJUSTMENT, A. -- KLUST RESOLUTION 69=387 FRONT FOOTAGE ADJUSTKRh`T9 F.J. KNOUREK RESOLUTION 69-388 ACREAGE ADJUSTME_s C.L. KIRCHOFF RESOLUTION 69-389 ASSESSNEW ADJUSTa HENT, H.B. LO MIS RE: PETITION OF L.V. LINDBLOOH A. The road in front of said parcel was not bituminous surfaced prior to the Southwest Project 068olE and therefore is restored to its prior condition and that the $19.00 per front foot in the Southwest Project 0684E includes restoration of property (i.e., sod, gravel, or bituminous surfacing as the case may be). The village council feels they are doirt the same for this as they are for others in respect to Council"rinutes — October 16, 1969 as Page 3 271SpecialMeettag application of restoration funds. RE: PETITION OF L.Y. LINDBLOCK 8. Furtheo ors, Tho Council foals that Mr. Lindbloom's request for an assessment on an eq:.tal basis in respect to the assessment pol- icy of Project #68 -IE would iae a disadvantage to hit, as hic tract based on the front footage exce.ds what he actually was assessed. 11. Request of Gerald C. DuChaine, !7815-0 10th Avenue North, Platt 44150, Parcel 6400, Lot 16, Frick's Garden Tracts, was introduced and discussed at length. MOTION by Councilman Johnson, second by Counc!lmsn Hintz, to adopt RESOLUTION 69-390 RESOLUTION N0. 69-3909 A RESOLUTION TO REDUCE TIVE ACREAGE ON PLATT ACREAGE ADJUSTME_, 44150 PARCEL 6400 FROM 3.86 ACRES TO TWO ACRES ASSESSABLE TO CON- G.C. DuCHAINE SIDER THE SWAMP AREA, Motion passed by a four rye poll call vote. 12. 17ad-t request of William Kaiser, 18505 11th Avenue Nnrth, Lot 19 RE: IM. KAISER Block 6, Hi0ley Hills Addition was introduced. A ftmussion was PETITION held and it was related that all parcels are assessed for the sertlees given and not based on the amount of lineal feet of tile or pips laid in front of said parcel and that therefore they feel it is an ,equit- able assessment. No actinn was taken. It was determined to also revive. other requests on various project.. of the October 1, 1969 public hearing. Mr. Minder Johnson's request was reviewed at length on Project 068-8A and no action was to be taken. The council felt that said tract was assessed in conformance with the adopted policy established by the Council. Mr. H. G. Winkler's request for review of his assessment on Project 684C was discussed and it was determined that although the village did not get to his property with water at the time he desired it;, the water would have been there as thoroughly discussed and determined by the engineers had Mr. Winkler complied with the following regulations or requests: 1. That he had not occupied said apartment units before getting an Occupant? Slip from the Building Department which at the time he did occupy the buildings he would not have been granted such Occupancy Slip, as the buildings were not ready to be occupied. 2. In an event, had the buildings boon approved for occupancy, said owner could have provided water to the units from an adjoining prop- erty comer, or provided an inexpensive well during the interim at which time thu village could have p;,,:jviaed water in ample time. MOTION by Louncilman Johnson, second by Councilman Elinta, to adjourn at 11:75 A.M. Motion passed by a four aye vote. N 9 4' , , 7A Attest: swan B. Barnes, Acting Clerk E r., RE: OCTOBER 19 1969 PUB. HEARING RE: MINDER JOHNSf- PETITION RE: H.G. WINKLER REVT,EWAL REQUEST