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HomeMy WebLinkAboutCity Council Minutes 09-14-1970o MINUTES OF A. REGULAR COUNCIL MEETING PLYMOUTH, MlisrigSOTA SEPTEMBER 14, 1970 A regular meeting of the Plymouth Village Council was'aalled to order by Mayor Hilde at 7:40 P.M. on September 14, 1910. PRESENT. Mayor Hilde, Councilmen Johnson, Hint', Kindseth :r Spaeth, tanager Crawford, Attorney Lefler, Engineers Hagen ai:Bonestroo. ABSENT: None o MIS MOTION was made by Councilman Spaeth,'second by Councilman'Kindseth to REr ITNUTES OF approve the minutes of August 24, 1970. Motion carried 4 aye votelp AUG. 24` 1970 Councilman Johnson abstained. PETITIONS. REQUESTS b CC1?M NICATIONS MOTION was made by Councilman Spaeth, second by, Councilman Johnson to QFS. NO. 70-360 adopt RESOLUTION NO. 70-360, A RESOLUTION TO DENY THE REQUkST BY,MR. SUBDIVISION WAIVER WILLIAM BENSON, 1150D HIGHWAY 1101 NORTH, FOR A StV16DIV'I3ION` WAIVER OF DENIED, W*i. BENSOIC LOT 32, BLOCK 2, CITY VIEW ACRES DUE TO THE SMALL SIZE OF THE LOT AND THOSE ADJACENT -,TO HIM. Motion carried 4 aye rill call vote, Councilman 4 „L, '? ^ •y. Mintz voted naye. Councilman Hintz said he would like to have our ordinances reviewed and RE: ORDINANCE a report received from the Planner on lot sizes in Plymouth. Now that REVIEW sewer and water is available in many areas it seems the appropriate time to review the ordinance to allow smaller sized lots. Mayor Hilde said this w uld have to be ordered as a study. Councilman Johnson said if a study its Aleceided upon a discussion should be held first on whether V. 4 sl i °`6 j4e or not we want to do it. MOTION was made by Councilman Spaeth, second by Councilman Johnson to RES. NO. :0-361 adopt RESOLUTION N0. 70-361, A RESOLUTION APPROVING THE SUBDIVISION SUBDIVISION WAIVER WAIVER REQUESTED BY MRs PAUL KROENERT, 3510 F. MEDICINE LAKE BLVDo, OF PAUL KROENERT PLAT 43724, PARCEL 5230. Motion carried 5 aye roll call vote. MOTILIN was made by Councilm&n Spaeth, second by Councilman Johnson to RES. NO. 70-362 adopt RESOLUTION NO. 70-362, A RESOLUTION APPROVING THE SUBDIVISION SUBDIVISION WAIVER WAIVEP REQITESTED k: a vnz, WARREN CHAPMAN, 18B BALSAM LANE NORTH FAR WARREN CNAPHAN PLAT 445606 PARU171.S 6005, 6104 AND 6106. Motion carried 5 Aye roll cnll mote. NOTION waL made oy Councilman Spa9th, second by Councilman Hintz to RES NO. 70-363 adopt RESOLUTION Not, 70-363, A RFOLUTION APPROVING THE REQUEST HADF VARIANCE GRANTED BY MR. ELROY GRAD AART, 2301 MEDICINE LAKE DRIVE TO WAIVE THE: ZONING El ROY GWIBART ORDINANCE TO ALIAW HIM TO INSTALL 714n NINE FOOT DOORS ON HIS GARAGE% Motion carried 5 aye roll call vote. 1 u l fJ Page Z, Regular Council Minut”, Sept. 14, 1970 NOTION was made by Councilman Johnson`,, second by Councilman Aintz to adopt RESOLUTION N0. 70-3649 A RESOLUTL`IQN TO ACCEPT THE AGREEMENT ON BEHALF OF THE VILLAGE CONCERNING AN EASNENT FOR SANITARY SEWER ACROSS THE PROPERTY OWNED BY LAWRENCE F, HAEC IN THE,,CENTRAL AREA. ]!lotion carried 5 aye roll call vote, MOTION was made by Councilman Hintz, second by Councilman Johnson to adopt RESOLUTION N0, 70-365, A RESOLUTION APPROVING THE SITE PLAN FOR AN ADDITIGN TO PAWS, WOODCRAFT, 2730 FERNBROOK LANE SUBJECT TO THE FOLLOWING: 1. Removal of the parking stalls which are located in the 50' front yard setback of the building along Fernbrook Lane. 2. Allow three more stalls west of the 35 shown along the south side'of the lot in such a,location that they will not be It, the front yard setback area. 3. The removal of blacktop„which has been placed in the front yard setback for parking purposes and the replacing of said area with sod and landsc;ping. 4. Allow parking west oU the first and third additions in a location which will not be in the front yard setback. 1, Reawve the parking stalls along the east property line in the setback area, 6. The owner is to submit revised plans including landscaping for approval by Planning Consultant Bergly. 7. The owner of the property is to have one year trom date of granting of the Conditional Use Permit to accomplish the required work. t10 tion carried 5 aye roll call vote. Q, c RES. N0, 711-364 EASDfENT AGREERENT LAWRENCE F, HAEG RES, NO, 1711-365 SITE PLA7I - PAUL.'S WOODCRAFT 4IOTICIN was made by Councilman Hintz, second by Councilman Johnson to RFS. NA. 7A-366 adopt RESOLUTION NCS, 70-366. A RE$OLUTION GRANTING A cnNDITIO\AL USE CONTIITIONAL USE PEKNIT TO HAROLD POSNICK, 34n DAKOTA AVE, Sn,, FOR INSTA11ATION OF A PRILHIT, 11, POSNICK PLASTIC POOL COVER ON THE St IMMINC; POOL A'1' 3636 TANCASTER LANE. notion cltYried 5 aye roll call vote. 1,,)TT,1N was oracle by CAur.cilman Johnson, second by Councilmnn Spaeth to RES, Nno 7A-167 adopt RESOLD ort, NO, 7n-367, A I4,I;S0l4VT10; VRA\'1'.TN(; A CONOTTIONAL USES CONDITIONAL USE PEW1IT TO LUE IL11<xy 'i'o nm. A'n44, , h tIACIIINF SHOP ANI) ENGINE: REBUILDING PERMIT, LYLE; ILKLEY FACILITY IN A B -J ZONE AT 3515 NORTH KILFTR LANF SUBJECT TO THE BLACK- TOPPINC, AND CIFRIIING OF THE I'ARI:I;\C ARRA IN ACt;ORDANIC1, lZIT11 TN ZONING ' OW)IN 1NCE W'TTI10 ME. YEAR !110`1 '1'111; L.'1'1; i l' t,1111t:'1'LI G ;Atll 1'1'l1t'11T, Nottnn carried 5 ave roll call "te. J 0 `) I f 0 Page 3, Regular ;Council M t:utes, Sept. 114, 1970 The Council 'discussed with Fire Chief Mauer the stipulations set forth In the Mutual Fire Protection Agreement with the Village of 'Medicine Lake. There was a discussion -on whgthltr or not the fee for service should be based on the number of pieces of equipment that was used. MOTION was made by Councilman Johnson to accept the Mutual Fire Protection Agreement between the Village of Plymouth and tillage of Medicine Lake. notion died for lack of a second. 1 RE: "tlftlJAL FIRE PROTECTION AGREEMENT OTION was made by Councilman Spaeth,,second by Councilman Hintz to have a n`ew agreement made up stipulating teat the fee for fire fighting assist- ance shall be based on per unit of egOlpment used. Attorney Lefler sugge.,-d that the Medicine Lake Village officials be contacted'in this regard before a new -agreement is made up. Fire Chief 0huer was asked to work out the changes based on the discussion held and report back to the staff. Motion carried 4 aye vote, Councilnutn Johnson voted naye. I tanager Crawford explained the request made by Bel "tar Builders, Inc,. for R: STOD1 SEWER permission to install a storm sewer in Fox "Ieadoias Firat Addition, State FOX MEADOWS Highway 655 and Fernbrook Lane,, Mr. W. T. Teigen of Clark Engineering,. representing Bel "tar Builders, appeared before Council and said this re- quest is matte due to the progress of their development and desire to get as much of Cie underground wort^ done as possible. A discussion with Engineers Hagen and Bonestroo was held regarding a preliminary report which Clark Engineering made covering the economics of the project, app- roval by Harris Development Corpornti.on, determination as to whether it shall be an interceptor or ,lateral, resulting as, asment and crad1 t to Rel Mar Builders, Inc. MOTION was made by Councilman Johnson. second by Councilman Hintz to RFS. NO. 7n-368 adopt RESOLUTION NO, 7()-36?v, A RES011710": TO RRCRIVF A PRELIMINARY STORM SEWER REPORT REPORT FOR A STORM SEWER INSI ALLATION B1' BEL MAR, INC. jN THE CENTRAL 4 NEAR INC DATE AREA AND SCT TIIE: DATE OF OCTOBER 140 ; 7n FOR A PUBLIC HURING ON SAID INPROVEMRA'T. Motion carried 5 aye roll, call vete. The requost for a feasibility study to blacktop Dunkirk I. -me utas re- RE:: BLACKTOP quested by Councilman Spaeth, Mr., Gene "ttyl:a ?fill Comstock Lane, pre- PLWIRK LANE rented a petit -ton signed by 46 citin,ens, reprt_jenting 657 of the ressidentsa and told Cotincil they were concerned about having somethtng done to con- trol the dust problem, possibly unilcnating,, the ,surface, which they expected would he done with the also sr_>ent made for Dunkirk three years ago. tinpin- ner Hagen explained that this asnessment pattl for previous pracl ng rend prnvel improvertcnt and did not include I+Iacktopping. Mayor 1111de said when the 'thoroughfare Plan is taken up a declston on Dunkirk will be made. Manager Crawford was asked for his npininn on what type of relief could he given the eitimtng kind `ctanagor Crawford oxVIattied In detail chat pro- blems ,ruck from a soctl,eont squrfnen. The Council tltscusc;od with CoStneer Banestroo the statim; of futuro Improwtments to th:ig area, the prevent cnfttrnct with C. S. 4cCrns,sar, Ino. in this nrc n, cost of puttllir in n 7 ton road i4lth a u ton hnoe, ttrvtnr of thc- Thoroughfare Plan, approval for developrients of PontlProga, Fnt endln and Sunnv Aoren Addition plats anti Attorney Lofler explained whot the peeivLous ii)Sripor.elttt w.%A with the dev•- eloper of N npledoli Addition .for road siirfact,ng. F C a 11 Page 4, Regular Council Minutes, Sept. 14, 1970 NOTION was made by Councilman Kindseth, second by,Councilman Johnson to RES. NO. 7M369 adopt RESOLUTION N0, 70-3699 A FXSOLLrrION ORDERING THE ENGINEER TO PRELIVIN4RY REPORT PREPARE AS SOON AS POSSIBLE A PRF,LLMINARY REPORT MR THE IMPROVnIm.. OF DUNKIRK LANE DUNKIRK LANE FROM 26TH AVENUE NORTH TO COUNTY RAAf. 024 INCLUDING THE POSSIBILITY OF ADDING IT TO THE CONTRACT NOW U:iDERTAKEN BY C. S. MC CROSSAN, INC. IN THE SAME AREA WITH ALTERVATE WAYS OF ASSESSING. Motion carried 5 aye roll call vote. , Mr. Mayka asked if the citizens will he assessed again for such Improve- ment and he w4s told that this will be taken up at a pyblic hearing. REPORTS BY OFFICERS, BOARDS b CO?L*IITT£ES Manager Crgwford advised that he met with `Sr. Shannon, and Mr. Earl :filler RE: ACCESS TO of Mannin Company or- Aug. 2$th and pointed out that they do not have a %!ANNIX PROPERTY specific easement, only the right of access, to crdss the private prop- erty for access to their plant. Now the property owner ,wishes to put in some fill. Mannix Company is in a dilemma for future access because of, the sewer installation. Engineer Hagen pointed out on a wall map how the proposed Thoroughfare Plan will affect them. After considerable dis- cussion Mayor 411de suggested opening Nathsn Lane from the railroad tracks, ti 10th Avenue and gravel according to the alignment until we have estab- lished our Thoroughfare Plan so they have a good road this winter. Mr. Hiller said they want to be sure they have the right to use the road. Attorney Lefler said public right of way should be obtained and we will have to know what the alignment is in order to obtain same. MOTION was made by Councilman Kindseth, second by Councilman Johnson to RES. NO. 70-370 adopt RESOLUTION NO. 70-370, A RESOLUTION DIRECTING THE MANAGER TO OW" ER REPORT TA IPD'ROVE A PREL;NIINARY REPORT FOR ALICNIIENT AND CONSTRUCTION OF NATHAN LANE NATHAN LANE TO 10 FROM THE RA,T,LROAD TRACKS TO TENTH AVENUE. Motion carried, 5 aye roll call vote. MOTION was made by Councilman Johnson, second by Councilman )lintz to RES. NO. 7n-371 adopt RESOLUTION NO. 70-3710 A RESOL1iTION TO ACCEPT Till: TEN ACRES OF PARK LANr' PARK LANI) DEDICATED TO THE VILLAGE BY W. J. CAVANAUGH AND L. 7,. CARLSON DEDICATION DESCRIBED AS FOLLOWS: T)* EASTERLY 330 1•'1'.1;1' OF T11E NOR'A"IWAST QUARTER ff THE NORTHWEST QUARTER OF SECTION 21, T01srNS11IP 118, RANGE .1a2. Motion carried S aye roll call vote. Mayor 11ilde said that the Manager should be aware of ways to incorporate the land to the west of the proposed civic center site with the above park land d-lication. VIOT 0 wn i mach ley Je;e:nctlmnn Johnson. second by Councilman Ilintz to RES. No. 7n-372 adopt RI;S01AITTOO' NO. J:-)-172, A RESOLUTION A1'1'OVINE: Till' CONTRACT CILWIE, CHANCE ORDER - ORDER WIT)I NOlTIR)ALE, C0N'STRllrj,jotx WIPANT FO'l 'PROJECT ;170 -l,0 -lo. 'MotInn PROJI'C'r P7n-1,n-C carried 5 aye roil call vete. 1 was makle by " linc.ilman Ili.ntz, second by Councilman ,lohnson to RES& NO. 7n-373 all{)lit RriiS()l,l'1'ION NO. 7`)••371, A IZI:SOLUTION A1'PZ10VINC T1111 CONTRACT C lWN1ii, CIIANC,17 OPPER - nRUhR WITH JERC)ME 1'. BEGIN rOR PROJECT 064 -8,a -C. "Intion carried 5 aye l'R0jl.C,'l' 0(,Q-%40q_G roll call vote. L Page 5, Regular Council Mnutes, Sept. 14, 1970 nyrio,NN was made by Councilman Johnson, second by Coun Gilman Kind seth to RES. NO,. 70-374' adopt RESOLUTION NO. 70-374, A RESOLUTION APPROVING THE REQUEST BY MRS, BOND RELEASE - ALBERT C. S,MER TO RELEASE THE $400 GOND ON SVYDER'S PINE RIDGE ADDI- ALBERT SNYDER TION, OLIVE LANE AND NMI"LAC LAME NORTH OF 19TH AVENUE.. "lotion carried 4 aye roll call vote, Councilman Hintz voted naye. LOTION was made by Councilman Johnson, second by Councliman Spaeth to RES. NO. 70-375 adopt RESOLUTION N0. 70-375, A RESOLLITION APPROVING THE REQUEn TO RE- BAND REDUCTION DUCE FROM $4360 TO $3,'AMO THE BOND COVERING THE SEVEN PONDS ADDITION. 7 PONDS ADDITION lotion carried 5 aye roll call vote. MOTION was made by Councilman Spaeth, second by Councilman Johnson to RES. NO. 70-376 adopt RESOLUTION NO. 70-376, A RESOLUTION GRA!TrING THE BOND REDUCTION ion FrnIIMFN FROM $28,500 TO $3,90n COVERING TETE DEVFLOPNIFNT OF PLY`+0UTll SQUARE PLrIntITIT SQUARE ADDITION. Motion carried 5 aye roll call vote. MOTION was made by Councilman Johnson, second by Councilman Hintz to RES. NO. 70-377 adopt RESOLUTION NO. 70--377, A'RESOLUT16 AUTHORIZI\G THE MANAGER TO ADVrRTISE FOR PROCEED TO ADVERTISE FOR BIDS FOR PURCHASE OF A THREE -WHEEL SWEEPER SWEEPER BIDS FOR THE PUBLIC 14ORKS DEPT, SPECIFICATIONS ON SAID SWEEPER SHOULD SPECIFY DELIVERY DATE AND STIPULATE THAT PAY`tENT FOR SAME IS TO RE SPREAD OVER A THREE YEAR PERIOD. `lotion carried 5 aye roll call vote. LOTION was made by Councilman Hintz, second by Councilman Johnson to RFS. N0. 7n-378 adopt RESOLUTION N0. 70-3781 A RESOLL71ON APPOINTING THE MUM OF AUDIT FOR 1970 GEORGE HANSEN S CO. , 175 SOUTH PLAZA BLDG. , TO PERFORM THE VILLAGE AUDIT FOR 1970. Motion carried 5 aye roll call vote. Engineer Hagen presented his Project Stacus Report and was asked by RE: PROJECT STATUS Councilman Spaeth what the status is of the pumphouse. Engineer 11agen REPORT said they are waiting for the meters from Control Data and switch pear from Allis Chalmers. They have said we can expect delivery around Sept. 20th. Council discussed complaints received from citizenA con- cerning; the quality of the water and asked if chlorination Could be done manually to alleviate the situation. Engineer Ronestroo said it Is not impossible, but expects that the equipment will be installed real soon. Mayor 11ilde asked why the Force 4 taain project is tieing delayed and the RE: F(a1tuF `AIN Ing;ineer said it was due to a change order in the hands of the Metro- PROJECT polttan Sewer Ronrd uvhich they have not signed. The '!anager wns asked to contact Mr. Dougherty of the ;fewer Baird with respect to processing this change order. The Beacon Heights project wets started last Thursday. Mnnnger Crawford said that the letter received from the, Metropolitan Rr : 1IF,TROPOLITAN Sewer Board regarding their .1171 hudg et cannot he Discussed in detail S14'WF;R BOARD now, The .Letter received served as i*N Official nntt.ficntton repnrdinEt the cost 111ccatinn for the budget year of 071. With respect tr the iutall;ition of sanit.ary sewer along test "edictne RE., PROJECT I.Rke,llrivN from Goldie Avenue to 28 Avenue :end 28ti Avenue Engineer Banastrou Aaid he has not been able to contact F'rAnciR Carry regarding I1'. 1+tE111(411NL LAKE DR, his (innt davelapment plans whish 011 reoutro some g;radingf, `tr. C.nrvy jatnts tho %ever. Thoro Is at huostinti if this sh„aald I -e included in the cnat of tali projro.t. If seg, as honr:ing vil_1, h;ak r to l\e he l%1 for tho atyg r, meat. It vacs suggested t1wit ho be tncluiied in tho project and if it problon oovelops it can hr delvtod. 1 l) F Page 6, Regular; council Minutes, Sept. 14, 197n MOTION was made %,i Councilman Johnson, second by Councilman Hintz to adopt RESOLUTION' 'NO. 70-37910 A RESOLUTION, ACCEPTING THE FINAL PLANS AND SPECIFICATIONS tuR PROJECT 869-1,8-t, AND ADVERTISE YOR BIDS AT 10:00 A.M. ON OCTOBER 9, 1970. Motior carried 5 aye roll, call vote., BID ,AWARD MOTION was made by Councilman Johnson, second by Councilman Hintz to adopt RESOLUTION NO. 70-3809 A RESOLUTION P.WAR1MNG TUE All) FOR PROJECT 1110-8A, INiPROVE:+11::`T OF 34TH AVENME, KIL!fErc LADE TO COVINTY *COAD #18, TO JEROME F. BEGIN FOR $7,616,50, Motion carried 5 ave roll call vute. RESOLUTIONS & ORDINANCES MOTION Was mads=. by Councilman Johnson., second by Councilman Hintz to adopt RESOLUTIO.' NO. 70-391, A RESOLIITtON TO AMEND RESOLUTION NO, 62-35 AND CORRECT THE LEGAL 1)FS g1PTT,0%,1 TO READ AS FOLLOWS: THE. SOUL li 99.56 FEET OF LOT 299 BLOCK 4 S}IORTL'INE ACRES ,AND THE SECOND DESCRIPTION AS FOLLOWS; L(Y.f 29 EXCEPT THE SOVTH 99.56 FEET TI1FRF.OF AM) THE SOUT}, HALF OF LOT 30, BLOCK 4 SHORTLINE ACRES. lotion carried 5 aye roll, call vote. IOTION was made by Councilman Johnson, secc,nil by Councilman Spaeth to adopt ORDINANCE NO. 70-36, AN nFMINANCE A*tENPING, CHAPTER II OF THE VILLAGE CODE RE:LATIN'G TO THC DI'TIES OF THE`. VILLAGE CLERK AND DIRECTOR OF FINANCE - TREASURER, "potion carried 5 ave roll call vote. MOTION was made by Councilman Hintz, second by C:ouncilmnn Spaeth to adopt RESOLUTION NO. 70-382, A RESOLUTION SETTING TIM DATE: OF OCTOBER 8, 1970 at 7:301 :'."t. FOR THE ASSESS4E:NT HEARING. "otion carried 5 aye roll call vote. irj'fION wns made by Councilman Johnson, second by Councilman Hintz to adopt RESOLUTION ;:A. Tr -341, A RESOLI'TION TO 1)E:I'CR 4.5 ACRES OF PLAT 43732, PARCEI, 8650 FOR WILLIAM RE;SNICK, 2015 BLACK OAKS LANE, 11-ITIL SUCH T1*ME TMT SAID PORTION SHALL 1?1:(;O"F Hl'ILDABL1 . "otion carried 5 aye roll call vote. Manager Cr.awfard will contect Ir. `IacFarinnd, who should receive a similar deferrment on his l,I(.E;NSI;!N d P1:RP'ITS owner of adjacent property property. MOTION was made by Councilmnn Johnson, second by Councilman hints to approve the Cesspool PuMpinR License for. Armstrong Pumping ,Rervtce of Osseo, Minn. Mation carried 5 ave vote,. CI.AIMF t 11 LSlll'1 81,'31•;N'Cti MITIOH was mndo by Cocmcilmnn Ni.ntr., second by C.runc-1lman t,lnwleth to adopt RESOLUTION NO. 70-384, A RESOLUTION APPROMC Tlll"; 1tEM IAA I`A1"{3OLL DIS IIV11Sl M NT FOR Tilll 1'1:11101) E;NDINC; AIIGI'ST 11 , 1070 IN '1'111' N1101INT O 1815442,,61. Motion cnrried S ave roll call voce. M RES. N0. ,`0-379 PROJ. 069-198-A ADVERTISE FOR BIDS RES. NO, 70-380 PROJECT X170 -.4A BID AWARD RES. NO, 7n-381 UMM,- RESOLUTION 62-35 ORDINANCE. x#70-36 VILLAGE CLERK - nIR. OF FINANCE RLS. NO. 70-382 ASSESSMENT HEARING DATE; M, --7i ASSFSVI'NT DR'FFRRMFNT - Vmila RESNICK iIE: CESSPOOL PinstCltiC; 1.ICENISE: RESs NO, 7n-iat, l'AYPOLL 1: 114)11;tGSl:!I1.1x!° I Page 7, R -lular Council 'tinutes,, Sept. 14. 1970 MISCELLANEOUS Mayor liilde asked c,uncil if they agree that he should send a letter RE: HENNEPIN to the Hennepin County Coirmiissioner regard f,ng their increased budget COUTANIT AUDGET proposal. Their total bulget will be increased 31%. the Welfare in- crease is 432 or $36,000,,(100 and the Health Dept. is 24%, the other departments will remain e.lose to what they were. Mayor liilde said be Dade an appeal the evening the budget was reviewed concerning the in- crease`and wants to covifirm his statements by letter, Council agreed this letter should be sent. The Council +s concerned about poor attendance on the part of the Plannij g Commission members at recent meetings which was discussed, Mayor Hilde said he will contact Chairman Egan in this regard. tanager Crawford told Council that necessary legislation should be drawn up to allow the Building Codes Advisory Commission to a -t as the Board of Review to interpret the Uniform Building Code slivuld a question or dispu e arise between the Building Inspector and builder regarding interpretation of the code. , MOTION was made by Councilman Johnson, second by Councilman Kindseth directing the attorney to draw up an ordinance for council's approval to amend the HuUding Code with respect to appointing a Board of Review for the Buildirg Codes Advisory Commission. 'Iotion carried 5 aye? vote. anap,4r Crawfcrd advised that he asked Dr. Hood .and Dr. Snyder to have their uoard ar d administration offici.jls,mnet Vith the Council to re - vier.• their budgets and our's on either :'(lpt, 23rd or 78th. Dr. Snyder replied he will bring it up before their Board this evening, the 14th. He has not heard yet from Ur. Flood but shall contact him Tuesday. Tile purpose of tlis review is to see what impact the budgets :ill have on Plymouth. Village taxpayers. The village's initial 1971 budget proposal will be tnker, up at the September 21st council meeting. Engineer lingen pointed out the Thoroughfare Man changes an a wall map, namely; the connection of 13th Ave. near Nathan Lane. to Soµth Shore Drive going; across llighw,ay 0,5.5 to County Road J173, and Goukv Road P1.5 betwoon Fernhrook Lane and Vicksburg Lane. lie gave the reasons for said changes. Councilman Johnson expressed a desire- to hold a special meeting to review and consider the Thoroughfare Plan rather than make a decision on it this evenim1. After considorable discussinn the follow - Ing decision was made. MOTTO\ wis made by Councilman Jnhnsnn. second by i;