HomeMy WebLinkAboutCity Council Minutes 07-20-1970MINUTES OF A REGULAR COUNCIL MEETING
PLYMOUTH VILLAGE
JULY 2n, 107n
A regular meeting of the Plymouth Village Council was called to order by
Mayor 'at 7:40 P.M. on July 20, 1970.
PRESENT: Mayor Hilde, Councilmen Hintz, Kindseth, Spaeth, Acting Manager
Barnes, Attorney Lefler, Engineers Hagen a,id Bonestroo '
ABSENT: Councilman Johnson, out of town for business reasons.
tayorj ilde gave copies to" the press for a release concerning his announce- RE: VILLP_GE
ment that Mr. Angus Crawford of Oshkosh, Wisconsin has been appointed as MANAGER
Plymouth Village's first manager effective August 24, 1970.
iiOTION was made b Mayor Hilde, second by Councilman Hintz to adopt ,,.< RES. N0. 7A 7BA
RFSO•LUT]ON NO, 70-27BA. A RESOLUTION APPnu"m.,c `qt, ANGUS CRAWFORD AS APPOI tF.NT
TANAGER OF PLYMOUTH VILLAGE EFFECTIVE AUGUST 24, 197P AT AN ANNI!AL VILLAGE MANAGER
SALARY OF $23,W AND 375.00 PER *NnNITH CAR ALLOWANCEs "lotion carried
4 aye roll call vote. Councilman Johnson is also in favor of this
appointment, so it is a unanimous vote.
Mayor Elil.de thanked Dewan Barnes and commended him for the excellent job RF.: COMENDATION
lie has done in the past for the Village as Acting Manager. Councilman nEWAN BARNES
Sisaech aaid that the Council had to look high and low to find a man that
came up to 'Mr. Barnes' standard.
PUP,LIC HEARING
Pubt'ft heartng opened at 8:47 P.M. concerning a variance request suhmittda RE: VAVIANCE
by 1Ir. Marley E. Kroll. No one appeared, hearing closed. RF^L'ES11
11. x. KROLL
MOTION was made by Councilman Spaeth, second by Councilman Kindseth to
adopt RESOLI'TIO14 Nn. 7n-270, A RESOLUTION APPROVTNG THE RFQUEST FOR A RFS. NO. 7n-279
2n FnnT VARIANCE OF THE REQUIRED 5n FOOT FRONT SETBACK nN LAT 1, BLOCK VARIANCE
1., EAST tl£DICINE LAKE SECOND ADDITION. Motion carriPA, 4 n;;c roll call Aapnnt cr
vote.
Public hearing opened at 8:40 P.Ms concerning a variance request submitted RE: VARIANCE
her ".r., Larry E. FallRtrom. No one Appeared, hearing closed. RE()VEST,
14. F. FALLSTROM
MOTION was made by Councilman Spaeth to allow a In foot variance instead
of the tequested 13 feet. Motion failed for lack of a seCand. "Ir.
Fallstrom said the building hna hoen on this property for the past 22
venra. It is a concrete structure and cannot he moved. He desires to
build on top of said structure.
MnTION was Linde by Councilman Hintz, second by Counctlirnn Spaeth to adopt
REsnLUTION Nn. 7n -28n, A RF.SnLI'TTON ALowiN(, A VARTANC1, OF 13' OF T11E 15'
SI[l1 LINO RKgVIRt!MF,NT AS REAQUE:STE D BY LARRY L. FALLSTROM AT 55 KINGSVJ ul
LANE Votion carried 4 aye roll call vote.
RES* NO. 7n-280
VARIANEF
APPROVED
Page 2, Regular meeting, July 20, 1970
Public hearing opened and Mr. Melbourne E. 1frolstad appeared concerning
his request (or a variance which he said in necessary to construct a
garage due to the limited size of his lot. Public hearing closed.
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MOTION was made by Councilman. Spaeth, second by Councilman kindseth to
adopt RESOLU'TI N NO. 70-281, A RESOLUTIM APPRO-VINC A VARIANCE t1'F 9' OF
15' SIDELINE RF.QUIREttEN r FOR MR, MELBOURNE E. WROLSTAD TO CONSTR1'CT A
22'x24' GARAGE. Motion carried, 4 aye roll call vote. .i
Engineer Hagen outlined Project #70 -RC for street improvement of 36th
Avenue North; Pilgrtm Lane to Zachary lane. This will be a 44' wide
n -ton roadway wit`: bituminous surfacing and concrete curh and putter
for an estimated cost of $11Q,4nn, Cost to install sidewalks on the
south aid: of the roadway will he paid for out of State Aid funds. Ile
recommended four vartosss methods of assessment for consideration. Council
discussed the assessment methods at length. :!aver 1111de stated his feel-
ings regarding thq School District's disregard for village criteria and
lack of cooperation with they Village respect to location and building of
new schools, then ekpectivC utilities and improvements for them. The ini-
pAct they maks for the citizens must be reattzed. The actual cost for
ro,ject 1:7n -RC will he knoum after lt hsrit been ordered. Put -11c hearins
opened at s mi
A l-ecter• from `Ir. M. P.. Crant of. "arvin sl. Andersnn Co. iopas rend which.
stated that they. are. oppnaed to rhes improvement Necausp they feel it in
unnecessary and of -no benefit for property valuations,
tr. I}i.ck A..• udrotli, 11AM 36th Ave. 1.. asked if the water and sgover woisld
bit put to tefnra the street is tinnroved. 1'ngtneer llaPRn said these
uttlittes have al.rendy been ordered for installation.
r. Mn. Hoyden. ;Sob F. „edtctne hake Blvd., as=ked hats his property wauld
Ne nsssessed, heinp im n cnrner and teat, the 'setter from Mfirvin lie Anderson
Co. we -Is n lot r( }•unIt at; they will derive henef t from the improvenrent.
Tile nssessment nethod w.is explained to him.
RF: VARIANCE.
REQttFST,
Me Es WROLSTAD
RF.S. NO. 7n-281
VARIANCE
APPROW.W
RF:'PROJECT
070 -AC
r. Gerry Neils, 3800 nrlenns lane, gntd lie favors the rrojoct for the school
rpentnp, this tall.. School buses cannot use th4 existing road. Public henr-
ing closed at san P.`+.
s1TIt N wnsa rsnde by Counct trinn Hintz, saecond by CauncUman Kindseth to ndopt
n rer;nlution npliroving Street ^;:eject AM-Rr for 'If+th Avenue N.. from
Pilgrim Lnue to 7nOary Lame.
Onunc.ilmnn litntz said be fetolsa tlie school. dintrtct is potttnl; off Unlit and
Counct lmnni Kinds oth ndiled that the ern jnct wast being considered strictly for
tlintr bene.tit. Mnvor litttlst s4nisl 1st was not sure he w[sshed to coopernto with
tlinm, ai it lips reFult:id to overburdening the village sat,tff as wei.l aq the
vi.el0Ae finantis l:. her4 we unJers tand nnnthe r sachnnl site ins been clip tin
wtthn%--t any .;onsRir rett1 m or ceintncL rf the vi llnu.41. tie .9nld lic% ronot eender.-
sRtnnd % is.i.ir wili - w •s'.! Wed tl•nt tho 1.ArisInturP will he contnoted thio
coming -,%nr tss4k' .i, • • o;. tile%• entim tier ti at school dtatrtetsa lie required to
fllre r1m probLenst khtly r.ri+nta nntl orld their n%.m lintirtnit.-q and tnx reviews.
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Page 9, Regular meeting, July 2n, 1970
He asked Engineer Hagen what consequences imuld result if no action was taken
on the project or if it was delayed for a period of time. A discussion ensued
on what effect this will have on the sewer and water project that has been
ordered and also on assessments, cooperation of the school district, new
sthools within a mile of each other, non-resident students heing 1•pss4es into
Plymouth, con dition of the road for buses and cars this winter, 2/3 of the
itiaen's tax dollar guit,g to the school district, the school district's
false opinion that there is a Windfall of property evaluations now and having
the expense assses,;od where it should be by the time the assessment hearing is
held.
The resolution did not carry, 3 &yea and `tayor Hilde voted nave.
P3TION was made by Councilman Spaeth tocontact School District A?81 for negt
otinttan w+itl reseect to what kind of assessment they wila BVIC LCO11t1 for
this street improvement program. *potion failed for lack of a second. Attorney
Lefler advised that the previous resolution would constitute the requirement
of another public hearing, the alternate action was to defer the project.
MOTION was Made by Mayor Hilde, :second by Councilman Spaeth to reconsider the
previous resolution approving the project. 'lotion carried, uranimco ss vote.
OTION was made by Councilman Kindseth, second by Councilman Spaeth to defer
ordering the project until the Acting ?tanager is able to arrange a meeting
I ith 14hoo1 v1strict #281 Administrators and Council to discuss the matter
of the project assessment anti otehr issues concerning the -ichool en Zachary
Lane. Further, that the Act•,.ng `tanager forward to School District 0351
Board and Administration a proposed plan of ttssaess sent whtnh we would tike to
Isa%e thein accept. Fatio:t cateried, unanimous vote.
Engineer (Itto Ronestroo revit-wed our purchase of the 4 Seasons Water system
snd reasons for name. Assernment for the rlymouth Plaza and Meadow Lai. -a
Estates restdento to hook up to the village water system will lie 9175 per
Lot and sink per apartrinnt, ar t3SO per acre on open land anti land occupied
by schools ani cantmercial t stab i isshments. The 4 Seasons System will he
sssod ms rt sst.rniby enieraencit avp.tem only. Pu hlit hPartng opened 4t A:45 t'."'.
try t. Andereew lire
cot ts !n cts kt+ci It,{ ••.
tlt.ra. en •trioer 9, nor%r
06 f ututbe , t is c XII , tiara
hell it letter in oppocttion to the imnrovement.
wilt c, ante crmnnrad until ns.4Rsasmonts mado for
wittl VilLsR lion been the rstnndnrd cltarge but in
t hi c t.•+-1 t be raised to c?nn duo to Inflation.
r. i.Jward :rntr., non. N, 16th ?Ince, said when they bought tl-rir property
from Marvit. U. Anderson l -o. they wort told that untwe was in hnd paid for,
Qn Ile esannot %viderstr nd why they are 1ininp, assessed $17S not••. rurther,
Pace resitlenco 3s accuptfed by one fn ii1v rind one family ctlah uttti,ns• one
spitrtront sr why Ahould thev Fo t n free ride, from the, !atone fi t tic tht% hone
maters. Ito nskot' if %Ittrvin Mdermon Co. could be mkon to court ft•r now-
fulfillment
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fulfillment of peomi sesv. %Invor 111do s nid Council c innot til.ve 10pal dd Ji rn
and its tr Lite. nss:egnptenr.. after srudytnl; Otto prnrrnr% tt-.1hrourtIlly, we fo'lt
no equitable dtstr.tbtttion of co:;r.4 1`ar. r+sttti•.
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RE: WATER
CONNECTION 4
SEASONS ARPA
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Page 4, Regular Council meeting, July 20, 1h70
Another citizen asked shy everyone wasn't assessed, t only a selected group to
carry the burden. Mayor Rilde said it is ouilt practice tC,tax those, who get
the benefit. Everyone who gets water is assessed$175. lroi r premiums for
fire insurance will be reduced atiio fire ;tyts will begin worinkg order.
The Council did this'to insure good quality water and safety ,f the citizens.
Air. James Lafond, 10229 N. 36th Place,'asked what capacity the system was
operating at this summer. Engineer Bonestroo said it was 110?; and derloaded.
The state requires' )flouridation avid chlorination but the owner refused to have
the well chlorinated. A new well w,as inevitable. '\\
Mrs. Owen Kane, 4010 Saratoga, asked if this will be'a final assessment and the
answer waseyes.
Mr. Marvin R. Johas3on,, 9625 36th Ave. N., asked if the 4 Seasons area was
hooked up to this, he lives south of 36th Avenue. Ne wad told that everyone'
that wan connected to the sys,em will be connectpd to the village system.
Engineer liagen named off thoiso areas involved which include s the Junior high
School as,, well. 1141r. Johneon asked what the circumsttee&)are for people own-
ing thew, own well and would just as soon keep it. ;.%,Igineer Hagen reviewed
the village ordinance covering this Ri.tuation,
Mr. Fred Ford, 402n Quaker Lane N., Asked what the t.ater rate will be which
was exp'atned to him by Acting Manrger Barnes.
In ansvier to a citizen's inquiry concerning what the assessment procedure will
be Govt,iring apartments he was told by Attorney Lefler that connections will
he mado in September and the ALsessment program resolved this Rall,
Cerry` Neils, 380n Orleans Untie, said he ii in fa4or of the proposal. Many
people feel they bought the sy9tem that exists Ahd that is About what it inn
bast summer tho well showed it was operating about Sn", of the time. `1'titn-
tenance has bee,h e,:tr3me1y poor. hn one accasiPn the Fire taept. hooked up
to n dry hydrnnt. Ile commended the Council fart tame, thin Action and in
tersnx n£ insa ranee '"Ates And Asaeurance f hi , f 41 6.1 i 1 i
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Por R am, y, ie cotjt 0 A aargl ns
public hearing closed at 4:.n5 p.?'1,
OTTON was made by Councilmnn 1!tntz, 9%cond h,.v Councilman Kindserh 4o n4opt US. h1n, 7n=A3
ItI,SnLVT10N NO, 7n -2S3, A RE4S1)UITIn1 ,\Pno iNC1 rnn,TECT a 7n-nl' AN11) OWWRING 1'ATER CnNNF4CTTPN
CONNECTinNS TO THE t i1 1AC1. WATER SYST '+ FnR 'nr ARFA it TOIATI) s "lotion
carried 4 hys roll, call vete*
I! ilt AbARD
MnUMN was 'mnde by Crnincilmnn Uinta, yecrnO by nuncilmnn. Spaeth to adapt
REbSOLIVON Not. 7n-'1+3, A U*SOLUTinN To AWAI) T10%"111) FOR WAVP AND SVVIER
PROJECT Ain -1'n -I; TO NORTHI)AL1: WhISTRI'McNo FOR $41.n,05.5n. 'lotinn
carried, A aye rill, call vote.
P TrrInNS S Ct1?>,iitNlt ATIAt S
tr. 'Com representing 13E11jarde Nterpri nes, expIntn es<1 thptt their
request for final plat plan appr.nvnl of ro:t %1Aadowsq FirAt Addition was
mnde to order to obtaiii 1suildtnn pormitsp. Ne Ratd he outlined five
RPS, , NA. 7n-203
Rib AWARD -
PRnJECT r7n-1,0-E
kt'1:: v04X HEADOWS
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Por R am, y, ie cotjt 0 A aargl ns
public hearing closed at 4:.n5 p.?'1,
OTTON was made by Councilmnn 1!tntz, 9%cond h,.v Councilman Kindserh 4o n4opt US. h1n, 7n=A3
ItI,SnLVT10N NO, 7n -2S3, A RE4S1)UITIn1 ,\Pno iNC1 rnn,TECT a 7n-nl' AN11) OWWRING 1'ATER CnNNF4CTTPN
CONNECTinNS TO THE t i1 1AC1. WATER SYST '+ FnR 'nr ARFA it TOIATI) s "lotion
carried 4 hys roll, call vete*
I! ilt AbARD
MnUMN was 'mnde by Crnincilmnn Uinta, yecrnO by nuncilmnn. Spaeth to adapt
REbSOLIVON Not. 7n-'1+3, A U*SOLUTinN To AWAI) T10%"111) FOR WAVP AND SVVIER
PROJECT Ain -1'n -I; TO NORTHI)AL1: WhISTRI'McNo FOR $41.n,05.5n. 'lotinn
carried, A aye rill, call vote.
P TrrInNS S Ct1?>,iitNlt ATIAt S
tr. 'Com representing 13E11jarde Nterpri nes, expIntn es<1 thptt their
request for final plat plan appr.nvnl of ro:t %1Aadowsq FirAt Addition was
mnde to order to obtaiii 1suildtnn pormitsp. Ne Ratd he outlined five
RPS, , NA. 7n-203
Rib AWARD -
PRnJECT r7n-1,0-E
kt'1:: v04X HEADOWS
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ilterastives concerning building pe to and the bond requiuvent in a lat_tar
dated July 15, 1970 'sent to Act, Manager Parses. Their concern Is due to a
morigage commitment and site of;-jthe bond required to cover sewer, wafer, storm
sewer and street improvements which they will finance for installation. A, „
lengthy discussion followed with ht, on the estimated costs,of said install- ,
atioht e:trewe;,cost for the bund, t6ir expectancy 'to rant apartments about a
month,afW footings for the buildiegs have been,laid, their request for _
Council'tr,waive the bond re uireiant or reduce the requirement, their letter
of open credit,-,,!,a ed for utilities and progress Ir building to,date. -
Attorney Lefler said rf,the five alternatives that they suggested he favored
alternate 02 and stated his reasons for this preferanti. Enginser Hagen ex
plained why the bonding is'vet at 1502.
Mr. Don Fraley, also representing Belgarde Enterprises, said he would like to
haw "the Council considet- a letter of credit. Aittorne_ y Lefler said cons44-
enation of any type of secueay has never been turned- if it was true
A security. He would recommend that Council consider a leder of credit that
was properly prepared. A 1iscussion followed on this subject
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MOTION was made by Counciluan Hints, second,by Councilman Kindseth to inform
the Petitioner _that ve ente*+tain his sibulseton of an irrevocable letter of
credit to our attorney or another form of credit in lieu of a 1502 bond.
Motion carried 4 aye vote.
Mr. Toigen asked if the staff can issue camporary building permits so they
can begin with footings. The Attorney explained that they are asking that
plat approval be given subject to satisfactory,,approval by the village for
credit.
MOTION was made by Councilman tindseth, second by Councilman Spaeth to adopt
RESOLUTION NO. 70-284, A RESOLUTION APPROVING THE tINAL PLAT PLAN FOR FOX
MEADOWS FIRST ADDITION SUBJECT TO RECEIPT OF ADEQUATE SECURITY FOR THE IMF
ROVIMNTS T111AT BELGARDE ENTERPRISES IS INSTALLING AND EXECUTION OF A SATIS-
FACTORY,AGREEMENT. Motion carried, 4 aye roll call vote.
MOTION was made by Councilman Rints, second by Councilman Kindseth to rescind
the motion made preceding R000lution 070-284 above concerning a letter of
credit. Motion carried, 4 aye vote.
Engineer Nagtn said that the Village of'Madicine Lake requegted that the
Village consider the installation of traffic signals at the intersection of
HIghway 035 and County Road 1173. He ree m- nded that the Highway Dept. be
asked to asks a study as this intersection is getting more congested right
along.
Mr. HarRy Foster of the Sun Valley Mobile Park near this location to11 of
his concern about the dangerous situation at this intersection and expressed
his interest also for traffic signals here.
RES. N0. \'70-284
PLAT APPROVAL
BELGARDE ENT.
REt SIGNALS AT
HIGHWAY 033 b 73
Councilman Kindseth said he would like to know what the cost for thit<would
be and said that as yet our land use study, thoroughfare plan, guide plan and
Amended 8/i/7ttransportationplanhavenotbeencompletedsoweshoulddefertheprojectuntie
we have assessed where we are and then cake our judgment. County Roads 115 b
061 shouli also be considered. Council discussed previous resolutions sent Lo the -
Highway Dept. for study Requests. Engineer Hagen &4id he is also interested to
find out how much it would cast and what the Highway Depts would propose.
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Mrt;, Dee Swensen, 146(1 Larch Lane, remarked about crossing Highway '455 in
they aeon Heights area. 'She asked the vil-lage to consider making the
stretch up to MIP a 35 to 45 mile per hour speed zone. It is dangerous
for children crossing here on their way to school. Possibly a bridge
could be built she said.
Fire Otief Bauer said the intersection' at Highway 055 and County Road #73
has a history of accidents. Motorists do not give you a breal: to cross.
Children who cross must fight traffic. He has experienced difficulty on
numerous occasions trying to cross with a fire rig. Coming from the east
on County Road #70 visibility is obscurred due to the road elevation -6
Engineer Hagen said highway changes usually take 5 years to, process and
that length of time is also required for funding. Councilman Hintz said
he concurred with Engineer Hagen's memo 070 dated July 15, 197(1 and sugg-
ested that the village staff ask the Highway rept. to study the intersection
of Highway #55 and Courty'Road 973 to facilitate traffic safety in,that
area including the installation of traffic signals. Also, inform and en
courage the% to cooperate with our Thoroughfare Plan and Land Use studies.
Councilman Kindseth said a history of the study that has been rade up to
the present time should be submitted to the Highway Dept. as well. Mayor
Hilde wondered if the area shouldn't be enlarged in view of the situation
at Beacon Heights, up to County Road 96. Fngineer Hagen said both the
County and State Highway Departments would he involved and an interim
solution would be a stop light installation.
MOTION was rade by Councilman Hints, second by Councilman Spaeth directing
the Acting Manager to druft a resolution that coordinates with previous
resolutions and generally request the Highway Dept, to come up with an
interim solution for a very serious safety situation from County Road 073
west to County Ro2d 46 on State Highway 455. Motion carried 4 aye vote.
Engineer Hagg?n said that the Planning Commission previously dented the
rezoning request for Plymouth Woods based on the items he srnted in his
memo "76-63 diatod July 15, 1070.
Dr. Gary H. gibbons, 13?n Tves lane, had a petition signed by practically
l(W'' of the adjacent residents in opposition to this request and read off
the reason wily. `1r. 41cGomhs, representing the developer, presented their
site plan, a portion of which has already been coned R-4, which conforms
with 'the guide plan. lie and Mr. Jones both revipwad the plan utith Council
Alich was discussed at length particulcrly with respect to the ingress
and cgvcas points and future highway plans.
bWTION w,,jq made by Councilmnn 11intz, second by Councilman Spaeth to adopt
RESOLPTIAh Nn. 7n-285, A RrS0VJTT0N TD PENNY THr PE70NINC itrgvrsT ?YAR
h141031011TIi WnnDS TN V6111)AV01; WITH r.NrTN1-TR HAnm l S 1111%,10 Vn-h3 n):.x1'1,y
1 i, 1071.
fiouncilmnn Kf.ndsetli Hn+d he vould prInfor Hetainp, it <laforred for further
s udr, Counci 1 dtstutxged the, providing of riD'it-of-wnys tit tl t tnter-
s0ctton, dodicntten of land tilong 11tr1my `455 fox a service road, the
1.5.1,4 acro,4 of land nlrendv rpnoned for ?44 uW ts, pinnned necesn, our
0011nunicattans wtth Htltliwy Crmmisstoner VInlclnr nnd our rui.do flan tinct
Land I'so i lnn whi.cly was 1aant to them. The netitinnerw said they mules
heli tie commitment from tho Highway Dept. on thotr plans for Htphwtiy P55.
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RE: PLW1011TH
WOODS REZONING
RES. N0. 76-285
RVONING DERIED
PLYMOUTH WOODS
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Coun%.ilman Spaeth withdrew his second. Councilmen Hintz did not withdraw
his motion and said he preferred to see foe,petitioners come 'in with a
plan covering the portion already rezoned. Mayor Hilde second the motion.
Notion carried,A ape roll call vete.
Engineer Hagen related(_l:hat'the request by Nelson Land b Realty to RE: 54TH AVE.'
improve 54th Avenue was turned down last yefir. The 4inal plat plan DIPROVEHM
has not yet been signed and a bond has, noN been furnished. Mr.
Robert Nelson, 5017 Wise Avenue, pointed cut his property,on a map
and said the request war. turned dowl last year, because five people did
jnot want to be assessed for the tmprovement. Ile has buyers for his
lots and wants the road improved for them. Vdiscussion ensued on the
lots, owners and aciess pgints. A preliminary report submitted last
year set the estimated improvement cof4t,at 515,775 with assessment at
per front foot_ The village has had to repair and resurface the
road sevaral times due to the low spots where water gathers.
Engineer Hagen gave four alternate solutions. Mayor Hilde said consid-
erable discussion was given to this request last year. , Councilman Spaeth
asked Engineer Bonestroo if water and sewer is apt to be put in that area.
He replied that if a school is built it'will he. . Co!,mcilmar.; Hin -z agreed
this was,a point to consider. A discussion followed on,previous money
spent for maintenance, future utility installations, the five people,
opposing the request and what their feelings may be now. Ijayor Hilde
asked Mr. Nelson if he was interested in paying an extra asae4sment for
the ,improvement and fie sail he was not.
OTION was made by Councilman Hintz to order a new preliminary report
for the new street on 54th Ave. without curb and gutter and set, the
public hearing date as Aug. 17, 197n. Motion failed for lack o,E a second.
mnTICN was made by Councilman Kindreth, second by Councilman }'sitz stating
that ht will contact the people involved in this project immedi:,tely to
Ret vlmir feelings yin this improvement. '!otton carried, 4 aye vote.
Nr. 'on . Dickey inquvt. red about action taken ileo.). 11, l9r,n concerning a
reg%watt by Mr$ Stephen Lisle which was deferred pending nn inrul,ry of
the il.ghway Department and School nistrict concerning any interest
their snay halve of the property at Highway #1n1 and County Road Pry.
Cngiveor Ilaagen said lie understands that neither one -of them have any
tnt,eeest. 0 said property. Mr. Dickey Asked if the school does not
want it stn i4e m{eke application then for approval of the Apartment
building nrinplex. "Inyor Hilde told him to send a letter to Dr. Snyder
of Schncal Vistrict 0,584 telling them of Mr. Lisle's plana and sultmit a
espy of Dr,, :nyder's written reply to Council for consideration,
VTlnN weas made by Councilmnn Ki,ndseth, second by (;itninclhnan Ilinta to
Adopt RR$nIXTInN NC). 7n -?Sri, A 1Kl'SnLlrrt0N APFRn'TNzr TI1F RFOPPST BY
MARVIN H. AND114KSnN C.nNSTRt1CTInN W. >:nK A Rn\n nl1,T CTInN f)N MEAhnt.'-
LAWN EItiTATE; % TEIPP AUDITION FRW .A%1R1 Jl n to t1A,1)lM. Motion carried
4 aye roll call vote.
tOTInN was rade by Councilman Spneth, sertond by councilman Kindseth to
Adopt RES01,1 i'InN N0. 7n-187, A rrsnukTTnV APPRn' VTNr CIIA'NGE nl411i;R 01
MR Pr%TFR 1,AMFTTI COM, T141ICTION Cos IN Tllh On1'NT or S<<5nn ON T111•.
NORTHEAST INTPRCrpTnR CONTRACT WTT1l TUX"I. 'lotion rarriod 4 live roil
call vote.
RE: STEVFN LISLE
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POTION was trade by Councilman Spaeth, seccnd by Councilman Hintz to
adopt RESOMITION NO. 70-288, A RESOL1VTT^' APPRnVING THE $4176MIn
t1I a ORDER TO PROVIDE STREE? VRF, CING 7:N IVANHAE WOODS BY C. S.
TC CROSSAN, INC. M(itf.on.carrtid' 4 ave rp:.l call vote.
iayor Hildaheft the'council chambers and'Couneilman Hintz took the
Chair as licting Mayor at 11:45 P.11-% ,
REPORTS 'BY BOARDS, OFFICERS & COWISSIONS
Police Chief Hawkinson reviewed his report; submitted to Council con-
cerning his three recommendations for,trafftc control.
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RES. NO. 70-288
C1WGE ORDER
IVANI E WnODS STREET
INPROVEMENT
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RE: TRAFFIC REPORT
LOTION was made by Councilman Spaeth, second by Councilman Kindseth RES. N(1. 7n-289
to adopt RESOLLYTION NO, 70-289, A RESOLUTION APPROIX T,NG POLICE CHIEF STOP SIGN AT
HAWKINSON' S RICAWENDATION 02 AS STATED IN NIS Nig', IO OF JULY Ins 1970 40TH REVERE.
ON FILE IN THE, CLERK'S OFFICE.. Motion carried 3 aye roll call vote.
MOTION was mace by Councilman Spaeth, second by Councilman Kindseth to RES. NO. 70-2Q11
adopt RESOLL'TInN NO, 70-2900 A RESOLLtTION DIRECTING THE POLICE CHIEF C Y. RI). 015 6
TO SE:N'J A Lr'TTER TO THE COUNTY AS TIF RF.Cn TM*FNAE.D IN ITFM+;1 +" OF NIS VICKSRCRG
REPORT OF JL LY IO, 1970. Yatton carried 3 aye roll call vote.
MOTION was made by Councilman Spaeth. second by Councilman Kindseth RL;z, NO. 70-2QI
to adopt RF901-I"rION NO. 7n-'291. A RFSOLLTIOt: APPROVING THE PYLIC£ PARKING
t':11Y1.rs REC01MFNDATIf_N Nn. 1 IN 11TS REPORT CnxcFR\'ING NO PARKING I.ANCAST14R LANE
SIG;,S IN THE VICINITY nF LA„CASTER. LANE A'r M11 AZ 39TH Avr-.N FS.
lotion carried 3 ave rell call vote.
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nTTON was made by Councilr+an Kindseth second l+yCotmci lman Spee tl RF: TRAFFIC
to accept the .-ecommendation made I,v Police Chief 11awkinson in his 3RD A1 Fh"L'C
report dated July 1.4, 1107n with regard to traffic on 3rd Avenue.
otion carried 3 ave vote:
lay,r, 11ilde returned to the counct] chnnher,4.
A reviev was mnde of the llv-Laws of the P.arlc & ".eci•eatinn Advisory RE: PARK S RRrPEA-
CommtgtiIon vhAch the Park Commission requested that council accyrt. TTnN Mt`II.SFInN
Several ttertq were questioned as to language and clarification. Mayor 11Y -LAWS
Hilde asked the Acting :_tnager to have tt checked and retaortted.
OTION was made by Councilman Kindseth, second by Councilman Spaeth
to accert the Park & Recreatton Advisory Commtgston ltd -Laws vrtth
tnngunge revision .for clarification whi rever necessnry. `lntion cnrrteri
unnnimous vote.
The sul+-ject of the drn mage on ?76 Avenue anti deforr.ed until thk% ,Iuly IWA I)RAINNAGE,
7th meeting. 17T11 AVIIN11,
10TTn4M wa.4 nindo by Counci l.mttn Ki.tt%!sc+th, cacnnd by C "unci lmnn Lintz 11W: h0ARD OF
to nemlAilate "r. l:nt. C, Ferri 1 177''5 1.4th Ave. No. to the Ponrd of 4,nNiNG Anj11S'1'1tl'hT't'
tt6.0ntnr Attluvtment. "ottnn cnrr.ted, unnnimous vette.
tnro, .fare mnde lav Grunr,itmnn ltint:t, second by Councilmnn Kindseth to
nomin,hto `+r. ''nrlo So ,Ttinr, II(Mi 110 Ave. N., whn is a mi%tuber of tho
1'lrtn inp, .n Cnmrioislon to the Hoard or,ellonindljjytrtt nt. 'totton frnrHoi!, unan PIM14 vote.
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Acting Manager Barnes was directed to set a meeting date for this Hoard
to discuss ghat is expected of them.
RESOLUTIONS b ORDIKANCES
MOTION was made by Councilman Hintz, second by Co•incilman Spaeth to R13S. Yn. 7n-7.92
adopt RFSOLI,'TIAN NO. 7n-292, ' A RESOLGTION ALTHORIZIN.0 THE PSE OF EAS ZfENTS EAS':
EMINENT DOMAIN TO ACQUIRE EASDIFNTS FOR THF EXTENSION OF EAST PtEDICINE LAKE ROAD
MTDICINE LAKE ROAD AND FOR SSF'tr'ER AND WATER ANCILLARY THERETO. Mottonr
carried 4 aye roll call vote.
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MOTION was made by Councilman'Hintz, pecond ny Councilman Spaeth to RES. NO. 70-293
adopt RF:SOLU'i'ION N0 '7h-293, A RESOLiTTION A-,THnRIZING T11F USE OF FASDtENTS
E11INFNT DOMAIN TO ACQUIRE F.ASE"tENTS FOR THE EXTENSInN OF 7TH AVE. 27TH AVE. S. i
SO. Motion carried 4 aye roll call vote.
MOTION was made by Councilman Hintz, second by Councilman Spaeth to
adopt RESOLUTION N0. 7029410 A RESOLUTION Tn CHANGE, VOTING PRECINCT
1 NO. 1 FROM THE VILLAGE. IL%LL TO THE VISION OF GLORY LtTTHERAN CHURCH,
13200 S ATE HIGHWAY #55. Motion carried 4 aye roll call vote.
MOTION was made by Councilman Kindseth, sio cond by Councilman Spaeth
to adopt ORDINANCE NO. 70-28, AN ORDINANCE REIATING TO LICENSING
AND BONDING OF PERSONS SERVICING FIRE EXTINGUISHERS WITHIN THE
VILLAGE:. Motion carried, 4 ave roll call vote.
MOTION was made by Councilman Hintz, second by Councilman Kindseth
to adopt ORDINANCE N. 70-291, AN ORDINANCE REIATING TO FEES FOR
INSTALLATIna OF 1,014 VOLTAGE CIRCUITS. Motion carried, 4 aye roll
call vote.
MOTION was made by Councilman Hint2, second by Councilman Kindseth
to adopt ORDINANCE NO, 7O -3n, AN ORDINANCE TO ADOPT THE unTront
BUILDING CODE, 197n, EDITION VOL. .1. !lotion carried t• aye roll call
vote. ,
CLAI:'S & DIS URSE,MEWS
MOTION was made toy CouncilTan Hintz, second by Councilman, VJ ndseth
to adopt RESnL11TION No. 7n-293, A RESOIXTIAN APPR01 L WI THF ""'Ot'I..e P
PAYPOLL ::N THE AM01INT OF $16,072. n1, FOX THE PI'Rtnn F``l).TNC JIfI.,Y
15. i97n. ?lotion carried ty aye roll cell vote.
MnTION was made by Councilman flints, second by Counctlmnn Kindsot:h
to adopt RESOLUTION nn. 7(1-296, A R17,snLl1TTnN ArPRnVTNG THE, FIRWEN' S
PAYROLL FOR T,II PEIRIOD FINDING JULY 31 197n IN 'TR!; mint'N'I' (iF
2441..25. Motion carried 4 ave roll call vote:.
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MOTION wag made by Councilman llintp, second by Counc:ttmskn Kindseth
to hold future meetings of the Plymouth Village Council at the
Municipal Public Works Building Tocated at 1400 %.)1rd Ave, No.
ottnn carried, unnntmnu4 vote..
RFS. NO. 70-244
VOTING PRECINCT
1 RELOCATED
ORDINANCE. #70-28
FIRE EXTINGUISHERS
nRDINANCE NO. 70-29
LOW VOLTAGE CIRCUITS
ORD. No. 70-"1n
t'ti IVnWi BLDG .
CODE, 197n
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PAYROLL
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MOTION was, made by Councilman Hintz, second ;by'Councilman Spaeth dir- "RE:, CTY. We 41ST
ecting the Acting Manager, to have the Engineer make a specieZ planning,, study
study of ,.the realignment of County Road R15- including the ,dtanond 'n-
tersection at Interstate Highd,ray P494 before it _s brought ivliore '
Council. Voti,o. carried, unanimous vote.
1OTIAh was made by mayor E[ilde, second by CouncAlman Hintz directing RF: PROJECT
the Actipg laanager to provide the Council with treekly reports covering STATE'S REPORT
the progress of all significant major type'projects chat are being
undertaken by the villaGe,with respect to relationship to schedule,
particular problems that 11 ve arisen, citizen's complaints and any
other comments that Cour'cil should be aware of. Moti n carried,
unanimous vote.
The Thoroughfare Plan will be on the August 17, 1970 naseting
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ida. RE: THf1ROUr.RFARE_ f
Engineer Hagen was asked to present a report on the meeting which he,
attended with Councilman Johnsons and "rayon Hilde pertaining to
Planning Commission meetings for the next council meeting.
OTInN to adjourn was made by Councilman Hintz, secand by Councilman
SNaeth and carried by a unanimous vote at 12:3n A."'.
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