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HomeMy WebLinkAboutCity Council Minutes 03-02-1970u MINUTES OF A REGULAR COUNCIL MEETING PLYr1OUTH9 MINNESOTA MARCH 2, 1970 A regular meeting of the Plymouth Village Council was called to order by Mayor H1.1de at 7:35 P.M. on March 2, 1970. PRESENT: Mayor Hilde, Councilmen Acting Manager Barnes, and Bonestroo. ABSENT: MINUTES None Hintz, Johnson, Kindseth and Spaeth, Attorney Lefler and Engineers Hagen MOTION was made by Councilman Spaeth, second by Councilman Johnson to approve the minutes of February 16, 1970 with the following amendment: Page b, 2nd paragraph, use word "some" instead of "most". Motion carried, unanimous vote. a RE: MINUTES OF FEB. 166 1970 MOTION was made by Councilman Johnson, second by Councilman Spaeth to RE: MINUTES OF approve the minutes of February 23, 1970 with the following amendments: FEB. 23, 1970 Page 3, amend Resolution #70-73 to read: "A resolution to recommend to the Acting Village Manager to appoint James. A. Reuper, etc.". Page 4, delete last sentence of first paragraph. 4th paragraph, insert the words "the east" after "deleting" In the 4th line and eliminn to the "a" before "portion notion carried, unanimous vote. Mayor Hilde remarked about a news Iq concerning an amendment to the that a similar item be placed with PL RLIG HEARINGS item put out by a neighboring common- RE: IlOMISTF,AD Homestead 'fax Law. Ile recommended CRF:AIT the three papers that serve Plymouth. Public hearing oFoned at 7:45 P.Itt, concerning the Hughes Conetructinn 0. request for a 35' variance for an addition to the Tom Thumb S%%perette at 4130 State lliptvay nni. Mr. Hughes explained the reasons for his request. He said if the variance cannot he gManted because hia proposed addition will go right up to the lot lint lie to willing to abandon the two lots. I and 2, and make it into one lot as an aIrer- native. The public hearing closed, W710N was made by Councilman Htntr, second by Councilman Johnson to adept RESOLUTION NO. 70-77, A RESUI,UI!ON TO GRANT A WAIVER ON THE SOUTH SIDE, DOWN TO 15' AND GRANT A WAIVER ON THE FAST SIDELV r IX)14N lip ZERO FEET WITH THE STIPULATION THAT NO Flul rllER 1RUILUING 1111MITS RE, ISSUED ON LOTS I AND 24 BLOCK 1, I UGHSTON ADI)ITION. Etotion carriod 4 aye roll call vote and one naye by Co:u:c i lrinn Spaeth. PE: 35' V.'.RIhNCE HUGHES CONSTRUCTIO; RES. NO. 70-77 WAIVI,R CRANTED HlIfHIIS CONSTRUrTIO: 0. u Page 2. Council Minutes March 2, 1070 0 i Public heAring opened and closed concerning Inprovement Project #69-2A RE: PROJFCTI 6R-2A as no one appeared. Engineer feagen reviewed his memo concerning this project which covered a storm sewler cooperative ag.eeanent with Renrteroin , County for Plymuth's shave of storm sever installation costs at Cmiaty Road #18 vetween. County Roadt #70 and #9. MOTION was made by Councilsan Kindseth. second by Councilman Johnson to RES. NO, 70-78 adopt RESOLUTION NO. 70 70, A RESOLL'TION ORDERING THE IKPROVDIENT OF STOtM Si ER PROJ. PROJECT 468-2A STORM SEWEI.t, INSTALLATION (BY EtM=E:PIN COVNTY) AT COUNTY 1168-2A ROAD f18 BETWEEN COUNTY f.OADS #70 ANn f`o AT All FSTIDIATED COST OF 6,408.06. Motion carried S aye role vote. VITION was made by Courmilman Spaeth, second by CounctIman Hintz to RES. NO* 7N-79 adopt RESOLUTION N0, 713,-79, A RESOLUTION DIRECTING 'FH£ VILLAGE £,NGIN- AS fINROLL EEF. TO PREPARE: THE ASriE:SSMENwr ROLL CAVERINIC" PROJECT 068-2A STOr4 SEWER ' INSTALLATION. Motion: carried S aye roll call vote. RRi: PORTS BY OFFICERS;, BOARDS 6 C0LMITTEiES w r • Engineer Hagen reported that the total cost for the aerial survey for RE: AERIAL SURVEY ' the area located generally north of County Road #9 will be $39,970, which is abou,; S?,O O more than the earlier proposal hatted only on 1960 - flIght tnfornwtll.•n. NOTION van made by Councilman Johnson, second by Councilman Kindeeth to RES. NA. 70-80 Adopt REanLUTT,,)N NO. 7n -8t1, A RESOLUTION AUTHORIZING THE ?AYOR TO SIGN ORDERING AERIAL THE rnNt'RACT WITH MARY HURD AERIAL SURVEYS, INC. ORDERINri THET1 TO ;MIKE SURVEY A SURVEY OF 'FE VILLAGE AS INDICATED ON A "IAP ATTACHED TD SAID CONTFJICT. E;XPEN141TU-RE Or S39,970 FOR SAME IS HEREBY GRANTEM AND, PAY*IE;NT TO BE MADE: I%S FOL.OdS : ANE -THIRD of THE COST WILL BE DUE; AN) P.AY ' -BLE' THIRTY DAYS OTER 'OFLIVERY AND INVnICING AND PA1'MtNT OF THE RAL0 . E TO BE SPRFAD OVER A TWO, Y1AR PERIOD AT 72 INTEREST PER ANNUH. motion a rried S aye roll call vote. A report -dated February 26, 197n Pros received from Engineer Bnnestroo REO: COMPLETION OF concernin;, completion of the Southwest Sewer and Water Project N68 -1E;. SA' PROJECT OWIF. Engineer -Ionsstroo revtwed his report and discuaalons were held on, the varSow tusues such timing of seeding and sodding, list of areas to be moved inti) in order of priority, timing and areas scheduled for street surfiming and repairs, ponding areas and hookups. Mayor 11111ie questioned Engineer Ronestroo about the muddy strests And tie laid stockpiles of gravel are rerdy for ttreatmant of these muddy areae ial Engineer Glen Cook is taking care of this situation. A mailing will be made to the citizens in these areas about this probl:=, which letter Is to be drafted by Acting Manager Barn4s. APPOINTrtUNTS Four cittsens will be appointed Mayor Wilde said he wall contact Commisei,gn for recommeadatlon of Also act on this Board. to the Board of Zoning Adjustment and RE: BOARD OF Chairman Ed Egan of the P.tanntnR ZONINC AW'_`Sr1EN1 a Planring ComttsAion member to I I Page 3. ;ouncil Minutes March 2. 1970 r 1 Mayor Hilda suggested that Mr. Jami C. Wahl be otopotnted as a gaster. Co ndils4m Spaeth suggested the mars of Klaus P. 81scNer as another member, ane biographical backgrounds were stobw4tted for both.. Counc:lo`in Spaeth will Mrinp in mother one for Mr. David Burke and Councilman Kiadseth will do the Rams for ?+r. Nord. Mayor Hilde said these should be submitted for the March 16th crating. NOTION is* made by Councilman Hints. samd 1,y Councllnsn Johnson to adopt Rzs. NO. 70-91 RESOLUTION N0. 70-81. A RESOLUTION APPOINTING Qt. JANE;i C. WAHL. 9.15 APPOINTMENTS - KINGSVIlk.V LANE NORTH AND %&tR. KLAUS P. BECKFR, 2'001 BLANK OXkK LANE AS T}IE BOARD OF ZONING FIRST TWO EMBERS OF THE BOARD OF ZONING ArVUSITIENT FOR A PERIOD TO EIPIRE.'DECLNIBER 31, 1971. Notion carried 5 aye roll call vote. The mists of Messrs. Peter E. Thomsen, Theodore Warhol„ J. H. Richards RE., PARK and Bill Rausch were submitted to fill the Park Comiminnion vacancies. MMMISS_ION MOTION was made by Councilman Hintz, second by Councilttan `ohnson to RES. NO. 74-82 adopt "::ESOLUTIOIi NO. 7n--82, A RESOLUTION TO APPOINT PF'rE,R E. THOMSEN, APPOINntENT - 2565 QUEENSIAND LANE, AS A MEMBER "AT LARGE" TJ TPP PARK CO%MMISSION P. E. THOttSEN FOR A TERN TO EXPIRE FEBRUARY 28, 1473. `lotion carries:) 5 aye roll call vote. Completion of the Park Commission roster will be made at the March 16th Meetiing. RESOLUTIONS 6 ORDINANCES MOTION was made by Councilman Johnson to amend Chapter i to read that the assessment costa for improvements be 1 elopers over a period of .In years and the cash deposit died for lack o': a second. V11. Section 8.05 RF: APtF.Q"DMENT assessed to dev- CHAPTER VII, be 1570 Motion SECTION 8.03 Coutrcil discussed at length the risk involved with the afinve assessment programa, feasibility, flexahility, village control of zoning, attraction of developers to stabilize the tax base, platted areas vr. non -platted areas, agreements to accelerate payments, assessment programs adopted by neighboring communities, absorption rate of multiples, development record over the past 10 years in I-1 zoned areas. concoern fc,r the next S to lel year period and encouragement for faster growth of asneseed valuation. MOTION was made by Councilman Spaeth, second by Councilman Johnson to adopt OR,D14XANCE N0. 70-13, AN ORDINANCE TO AMEND CHAPTER V116 SECTION B.OS OF THE VILLAGE; CODE RELATING TO PARTICIPATInN BY THE VILLAGE IN IMPROVEMENTS REQUIRED IN SUBDIVISIONS AS TO CHANGING THE CASH DEPOSIT REQ:;IRRD TO 25% AND ASSESSMENT PERIOD ON THE; BALANCE SPRt-AD OUT OVER 10 YEARS ON SANITARY SEWER, STOVI SEWER AND WATER AND 5 YFAVS FOR STREETS, CURB AND GUTTER. Mation passed 3 aye vote by Mayor Hilde, Councilmen Spaeth and Johnson and 2 nayse by Councilman hints and Mdaeth. MnTinN was made by Councilman Rpaeth, second by Councibr,an 11intz .jug acting the Attorney to draw up ar ordinance concerning loitering, con- gregating, snow removal and parktrA which will insure policing of the 4odicine Lake perk and beach area. Motion passed 3 aye vote. ORDINANCE #74-13 AMENDMENT OP CHAPTER VII, RE;: ORDINANCE ON 1407TEIRTNG, TOWING SNnW RPtnVAL AND PARK L`:r Page 4, Council Minutes, tterch 2. 1970 Building Inspector. Rudy Kazsaan, on behalf of the Building Codes Cowlesion RE: DEADLOCKS told Coinci.l what their purpose is in proposing an amendmarlt to the Ord- ON APT. DOORS finance Code for deadlocks on apartment building doors And wake such ord- 1 i;ianc.e retroactive to apply to aultiblea already b+jilt. Poltice Chief 11swkinson made this recon andation :a the Building Codes Adirisory Comm- Ission to discourage apartment breakins. These locks are priced from _ 6.00 to $20.00 and Atr. Kaonan explained a deadlock. MOTION was vada by Councilman Spaeth, second by Coui.cilman "l'ohnnon directing the Attorney to draw up such an ordinance for Council rcvie%t and specify in the ot'.3a4mce what type of deadlock this should bL. notion carried, unatnimous IV, 11 MOTION was made by Councilman Johnson, second by Councilman K:ndseth dir- RE: AMENDMENT ecting the Attorney to draw up an ordinance for Councl.l'e review pertain- CHAPTER VII, ing to an amendment of Chapter VII. Section 4.02 concerning diviuion and SECTION 9.02 consolidation of individual lots of recorded plats as recompended by the Building Codes Advisory Commission. Motion carried, unanimous vote. MOTION was made by Councilman Kindseth, second by Councilman Spaeth to ORDINANCE #701 14 adopt ORDINANCE NO. 70-14, AN ORDINANCE REQUIRING SFA LEVEL ELEVATIONS SF.A LEVEL AT Sn' INTERVALS ON ALL SURVEYS SVOMITTED FOR SUBMVISTON WAIVER RE- ELEVATIONS QUESTS. ;lotion carried S aye roll call vote. Mr. Kamman told the Caunci.l he is under the impression that sea .level elevations are not available in the Northwest portion of the Village and could, not find bench marks there, so thi.Ft nT.jinAjjC.P Snuld not apply there and elevations will have to be assumed, Engineer Hagen said bench marks are available as they were rectaired for the aerial survey made in 1960. Mr. Kamman submitted a report to the Council dated `torch 2, 1970 (zoncm- RE: FIML INSP- ing a final inspection and Certificate of Occupancy on ail apartment cam- ECTION AND CE,RT- plex at 9630 :17th Place owned by Metro -Riley, Inc. Ile listed several IFICATE OF OCCU- inconsistencies of ottr Bui.l.dirg Code and recommended corrections of FANCY, METRn- thaRe and another inspection be made before occupancy will he allowed. RILEY APTS. LIQ a SFAS & P1:RMITS MOTION was made hy Councilmaai Hintz, second by Councilman 3ohnson to RF: CMARE'1 M approve the Cigarette Wcenme renewal for Ted's Purity Superette, LICENSFO TED'S 174A5D County Read 06. Motion carried,. unanimous vote. MIERETTF DISRURSMENTS MOTTON was made by Councilman Johnson, Rocond by Councilman Spneth to RFS. Nn. 7O -R3 adopr RESOLUTION NOf, 70-930 A RESOLUTION APPROVING THE RECAUL1,3 PAYRO14L PAYROLL DISRURSENENT Fos THE: PERIOD FINDING FEBRUARY 28, 197n IN THE A2NOUNT OF DISHI'RSME,NT 16,G82. i4. Motion carriad o nye roll call vote. MISCELLANE01 S i Council discussed a contract offer for Animal W.9rden service by 'ronka RF: ANIMAL Rennele ^os. our present contract with the R&F Patrol and the quality of WARDEN SFRVIC14 service we have received from 134E Patrol. II Page S. Council Minutes. karch'2. 1970 1 i MISCELLANEOUS - Continued MOTION wsr ,t-ide by Councilman Hints. second by Councilman ."ohnson diract- log Grief Hawkinson to write to FbE Patrol and cell them that the Cotancil is dissatisfied with the quality'ot service t1hey have given the V11141ge to the past. Mention also that the Council asks that they spend only a minimum Pzount of - ae iieek:ing the owner of a dog rather than picking It up, loose dogs should be removed f1-om the streets and more effort shauld be made toward having owners picking up impounded dogs. 'tction passed, unanimous vote, MOTION was made by Comcilman Spaeth. second by Councilman Johnson direct- RE: HUI) X11- I tag the Village Attorney to proceed with the action he recommended in tits leiter dated March 2. 197+i with respect to the purchase of Dark Site I. Motlan carried, unanimous vote. Councilman Kindseth submitted a report dated March 2. 1970, H&C 70-11. RF: PLYMOUTH concerning the Plymeuth Plaza Subdil-r.sion improvements. PU?A VNITiON vas made by Councilman -johnson, second by Councilman pinta dir.- wing inwingE.-tgineer Hagen to vrite to McCrossar. b Son stating Items 1, 2 end : of the above ri:port. motion passed, unanimous vote. A cowmittee comprised of Aayor Ililde, Planning Commission Chairman fd Egan and Engineer Hagen v-111 study and present a criteria to the Council pro- posing %hat shall Ire done to complete a guide plan for the balance of Plymouth Village. LOTION pias ,rade by Councilman Spaeth, s cond by Councilman Johson to RES.. NO. 74-84 adopt R SOLUTION Nq. 70-84, A RESOLUTION AWARDING THE BTD FOR THE NPIRTll- NE INTiERCEPT[R EAST IMTERCF.F410R PROJECT #68 -IC ToPETE: LAME'd"It. 61DRAKET,TREET, AID AWARD ST. PAUL, h1NWSOT11 SUBJECT TO APPROVAL BY THE, FEDERAL U ATER POLLUTION CONTROL AGFXCY. Areview was made by Council as to the stat• i of the project lista for RE: PROJECT Aetias Manager Barnes And Engineer Fran Hagen, LISTS MOTION was made b2 Coancilman Johnson, second by Councilman Hintz to 4djourn at 11:00 P.M. 'I'!otion carried. unantml-us vete. AI. Ri lae. ,1 t . , `tayar j j y , ATTEST: 7' v:, _ C T.