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HomeMy WebLinkAboutCity Council Minutes 12-21-19701 \ I n Iii I I 1. i 1 I 1 - I ldN@ Or,,* REGIUR, WiNCIL ftftiNf`C P1.wuTR mmasmA D ENKR 21. 1970 A iregulAr westing o,f the Plymgt1` Vi l ge Council vas calledeta order by Mayor Kids at 7:35 PeNe a Deconber 7 .. 1970. 1, PRESRNT: Mayo Nildi, Cotmciliiea Jlohnson. Hints. Kindoeth i .1 Spaeth, Acting I IngoBarl es,, Attorney Lefler. Consultant Rngenters Bonestroo and Olso. Coun ilsan-elect Rg t a, APSENTO None 1 MOTION was mode by Coupcilwan Aiete second by t*uncilr n Spaethio approve the minutes of Novembet 16. 1970 41th tine following vaendments: I Page 1;' 3rd paragraph:I Should read Councilman $pae lv asked a question of' Epineer Bonestr,o. !' Page 1. 3rd paragraph: ho4ld be I;ouncilman SpaetIV not mayor Hilde in the 6th line. ti PR 1, last paragraph: 91ot;ld be Councilman Hialza not Spaeth. t Councilman Hintz M3ked what -has keen done regarding the request to see overlay maps of the Fox MiiOovs development as, mentiased on page 4. bth paragraph. Manager Barnes @hallpresent these at the next meeting. Manager Barnes %,411 contact the Villa$e of `4{nnetonka staff concerning Resolution 070-478, (seep page 5). The manager vas asked to takr measures to upgrade the heative system and amplifying system in, the council chambers as mentioned on page 9. Motion carried unanimous vote. MOTION was made by Councilman Spaeth, second by Councilman Hintz to approve the minutes of November 23. 14;'1. Motion carried, unanimous vote. MOTION was made by Councilman Johnson, second by Councilman kladseth to approve the minutes of November ;1Q 1970. In discussing the last para- graph on pa je 3, the manager *,as ,:caked to present his ltat of things to do oth6c than the list the council hO . so he can be %ivlaed what to postpone and what to take care of now. It was supjteste a litter be sent to the Village of Minnetonka concerning a study of the Thoroughfare Guide Plan. or send them a copy of the mimutes. or consult the Planner so to what o letter to them should cover and include a copy of the sup and ask for u response to vame. REG.- MT M`gg OV. 169 19701 i r r 0 0: MIWNES NQV* 23,, 1970 Rpt MINUTES OF MIV* 30. 1970 0 L Y J 1 I h I i REG.- MT M`gg OV. 169 19701 i r r 0 0: MIWNES NQV* 23,, 1970 Rpt MINUTES OF MIV* 30. 1970 0 L Y Dsce*er, 2X6 i Last line oUthe 3rd paragraph on past S sho'sld read, Councilman Spaeth not Planner Bergly. Page 3 andpage 6 -are transpoatd., Motion clTried, unanimous vote. MOTION was made by Councilman Hints, second by Councilman Johnson to apo'rove the ,minut s of aispecial meeting hold December 7, 3970. Motion carried, unanimousiote. 1 MDTION vas ioade bar Councilman Johns'k7n. ,secovk4 by Councilman Rant: to approve the minuted of a special Oeeting held c. 109 1970. Motion carried. unimous vote. I, RE: HINUT S., DEC. 7, 1976 RR: MINUTE DEC. 10. 1170 The minutes of thq regular meeting head Dec. 7. 1970 wa6 daferred for approval aft r Resoution 00-499 has been checked for accuracy. The manager Fas asked to "iphasire to thl\ staff. engineer asd developers that we expect good cooper- ation and good canact SIC, regard to the Fox Me dogs project, which should have afll been taken care a! from the start. `tan ger Barnes said a check list has beef proposed to which,the developer has agreed. The BaFeetts Creek Report was deferred until the' January 4th meeting. PETITInNS.'REQUESTS 6 COMMUNICATIONS With regard to the request for utilities in Sunny .teres 3rd Addition Manager Barnes said ht received a letter vaivZng the public hearing which is on file with the CleK. MDTI,ON was made by Councilman Spa th, sycond by iIouncilman Kindseth to adopt RESOLUTION Nle. ;0-5094,,A RE9OLUT16it APPRl1Vl M THE REQUEST TO INSTALL SEWER, WATER AND STREETS IN THE SUNNY ACRV1 THIR.3 ADAITION. Motion carried S aye roll call vote. Engineer Olsson said tho developer, Gerald Roddy, wishes to revise the contract to reflect that some of the utilities may go in, -as a public improvement and that booed requirements will have to be altered correspondingly. Mr. Scholer suhstantiateJ Mr. Alson'u statement and asked that expedient action be taken so the final plat plan can be approved. executed and filed yet this ear. Engineer Olson said the figures have been calculated. Mayor Hilde asked if the developer will put W the improvements of the village Engineer O1son said the vUlage should and assess the regular N1111age policy with 252 down, etc. After cone discussion it was agreed that the improxement can be put In along with another project in the area. This wt,ll be tkkbn up at the Dec. 28th meeting, as well as the question pertainini•; to adjustment of the devel- opment contract so the finel plat can be filed., An appeal war requested by the Northern Prefereed Company concerning a variance denial by the Board of Zoning. Mayor Hilde said we are guided by our ordinance and the petitioner's arg%mnts do not fit into apything that can be considered. Nowettetr, there is an overriding concern as to whether or not our ordinance is too restrictive concerning building heights. A hard look should be taken at the ordinance. t- B RE: SUNNY tC'tE, UTILITI"NS RES. W650 A UTILITTV3 APFROVEr 0 RE, APPEAL 0R YA AIANCE DENIAL N, . PREF. CO. 5 M i S Page 3, Deceiber 21. 1910 MOTION was made by Councilaan Spaeth to approve the variance requist made by the Nort,ern Preferred Company. Motion died .or lack of a secdnd., MDTION was made by Councilman Kindseth. second ble Councilman ,Johnson to defer action on this req%vest and direct the mana4er to have in aa ndiwmt ravn up to the ordinance as soon as Possible which'vill allow high rise buildings is appropriate places so the council will have legal authority to grant such request's. Motion carried, unantmouls vote. Attorney Lefler advised the council that the amendment will have to have a public hearing held before the Planning Comission. This`Vill be done after Council reviews the ordinance asa:ndmsnt stated MaXor Hilda. MOTION was made by Councilman Hints, second by Cou0cilman Johnson to adopt RESOLUTION NO, 70-51Q. A RESOLUTION TO DENY THE PERfi(1WNCE BOND FIDUCTION REQUEBT FOR 1!ED-O-LAKES SECOND ADDITION. Motion carried, 5 aye rgll call vote. 11 MOTION was made by CounclTman Spaeth, second by Councilman. Johnson to adopt RESOLUTION N0. 70-511, A RESOLUTION APPROVrHG T14E FINAL PAYS?XNT FOR PROJECT #68 -OA WATER MAIN INSTALLATION IN IVANHOE WOODS TO NOUH- DALE (;ONSTRU TIAN CO. IN THE monnr OF $3.977.50. ?lotion carried, 5 aye roll call vote. NOTION was made by Councilman Spaeth, second by Councilman Johnsen to adopt RESOLUTION N0. 70-512, A RESOLUTION APPROVING THE SUBDIVISION WAIVER ON PLAT 43740, PARCEL 600 COVERING 4.86 ACRES SUBJECT TO RECEIPT OF A SURVEY TO HE SUBMITTED BY *tR. ALLEN STENSRUD OF 4025 Idaho Ave. No. Motion carried 5 aye roll call vote. Planning Commission Chairman Egan said a new program concerning the rezoning requested by Mr. Kenneth Scalebe was presented to the Planning Commission in accordance with the council's request. Mayor Hilda read the 5 points requested as outV,ned It, the November 2nd minutes. Mr. Schiebe's representative, Henry Stenquist. displcyed the revised site plan maps. !Ie pointed out the road plan and access to the west. He said they wish to cooperate with the lando%mer to the went for an easement but so far have been unsuccessful in the,tr negotiation. We will dedicate or give an easement at the southwest corner, the road to the south was e13;minated, a buffer will be put in by plantinks, hills or berms to screen of ,.I the parking area, he said. Also, in reitard to density. we plan on 1RD apart- ments instead of 196 and 40 townliouaes with underground parking. Setback for the apartments from the soutli wtA be 115' from the pro"rty .line to the closest building and 65' Prov, the property line to the closest town- house and are 3 story structures.. Totsl density is 13.4 apartment units per acre and 9 tqwnhouse units per acre. In reply to a question concern- ing the visibility of 3 story bulldi-nPs from :he residential Area, lie pre- sented a drawing which illustratod from the side view what portions of the buildings will actually be visible glove the buffer line. Mr. R. C. Gnodwtn, 1410 Ranier lane, representing the adjacent residents told the council what their feelings are m' this proposal and % essence they feel Plan A to the most compatible use of this land. RIS. #70-5l0 SAND REDUCTION WD -O -LAKE' ACRE% ; RE$ . # 70-511 FINAL PAYMENT PR'J. #68-0A RFS, N7-512 SUHPIVISION WAIVER, ALLEN STEN3M RE: REZONING KENWTH SCHIEBE I 6 I - I 0 o 1 , 1 . Page 4, December dl, 1970 Adjacent property owner to the west, qtr. Mel Getten, Laid the request'is not conducive, to single fancily residents and ii' approv,id It will not be desirable for his to develop his property as a single ismily residential area. Councilman Johnson referred to the Planning Commission mu nutes and asked if the petitioner owned the approximate 1)O' wide strip along the northwest side. Mr. Stenquist answered in the ililgattve and said wee iiscussed obtaining an easement across our property whtch,lle pointed out and slid it would be nice if the property owner would, work this out with us. The covmrctal area covers 76,000 square feet and will be alone story structure. The drainage pattern will not be changed and he piini;ed out the elevation,. Councilran Kindeeth commented ahout Mr. Getten's remarks and Asked if he is preparing us for having his property ie*oned for multiples toe' This is vital and should be thoroughly considered. Some allowance shotld be made for the single family residents. Counctlman Johnson said he cmtsiders this a community unit development concept with the shopping center ar.i feels that 76,000 square feet is too large. He vas 'thinking in terms of 50,000 square feet and S acres and deletion of the towohouses. Councilman Spaeth felt the shopping center was too large for a residential area and Highway 101 should have right hand turn lanes to control traffic. Mayor Hilde said t.ie traffic going north on Highway #101 would turn in here, so possibly a right of way dedication on their property for right turn lanes should be rode so the traffic can keep moving. Engineer Bonestroo said this was suggestec pre- viously and is an excellent thought, as the traffic does not warrant the necessity of signals now. The hiRh peak traffic period is short so dies not create too much of a problem. A right yield movement would relim V some congestion during the peak hour and requires widening the intersection, Mr. Stenquist said we have indicated a right of way allowance on the pian. Engineer Bonestroo reported that a traffic study was made on tvo g hour periods by the highway department but he did not concur that no great c(n- gestion would be created because the peak period is short. He .feels som)- thing should be done to speed up the traffic and suRgest right lane yielts. Rayer Hilde said there already is a problem occurring with the school bus traffic. Councilman Johnson wanted to know what the concurrence was on approaching it an a community project basis and read a portion from page 16 of the zoning ordinance code that applies to this type of development. I feel it should be on a land unit development basis and spelled out before zoned. They must come back to us before Any change takes place. Attorney Lefler said it will have to be pa,G of the rezoning action. If this is to be done and the developer concurs, before rezoning can he apprcved, the site pian will have to be attached as piart of the rezoning request. A discussion followed with Chairman Egan concerning the five patnts requested by Council. lie said the petitioner did net take credit for the undet•ground parking, Planning Commission mem Ners were ;satisfied with the overall density ind size of the commercial area, also that the internal road structure is as far its they can get from the intersectinn of Highways 0101 and 66, which are thoroughfares rti our plan and are to he widened to 49' to gcc;nmadate four lanes of traffic, the p`Uln with reworking was aeceptc blo tknd a fats compcomise, r J O A. 3 Page 5, December 21, 1970 Councilmen Kindseth felt it important to Know iov to treat the land to the _ vest. If it is left flexible, the present naltiples should be farther east. He was not in favor of townhou4es, but more multiples moved north, away from the residents and the first road closest to the residents on the South should b,t somehow put further into the internal area, lie have been trying to parcel space on the north aide, that is not correct. Ynu should concen- trate on the south side and move the multiples on the south further north with much less space. Mayor Hildri suggested making a list of the variations from the plan and indicate by motion the willingness of the council to accept a community unit plan based on t e present plan with the listed exceptions. DDTION was made by Councilman Johnson, scs.ond by Councilman Hintz, to adopt RES. NA. 700513 RESOLUTION N0. 70-513, A RESOLUTION STATING THAT THE COUNCIL IS WILLING RE?ONING TO ACCEPT THE PRESENT PLAN WITH THE FOLLOWING CONDITIONS AND VARIPLICES K. SCHIEBE UTICH ARE TO BE PRELIMINARY TO A DECISION FOR APPROVAL OF THE REZONING REQUEST: 1. THE &'TRACK FRO:: THE SOUTH ?ROFERTY LINE IS 10 BE 175 FroET. 2. ELIN 'ATE THE TOVN- HOUSES ADI) MAKE IT R-4 F,CLLISItELY, INCREASING THE AMUUN OF OPEN SPACE. IN AD%TION, IT IS THE COU'NCIL'S WISH TO SEE THE S',IBACKS ON THE WEST TO ALLOW AN ADEQUATE BUFFER TO THE POTENTIAL DEVELOPMENT TO THE WEST AND NOT INTERFERE WITH THE POSSIBILITY OF A SINGL' FAMILY DEVELOPMENT ON THE WrST, 3, REPLC; THE SIZE OF THE CtI.`-t IERCIAL BUILD0 FRO" 76,OQQ SQUARE FEET T4 A KNX. MCTr OF 55,000 SQUARE FEET. INTFRS wC i TnN 4. THE A" ARTwKINT ACCESS /ROAD ON T11E EAST SIDE OF THE INTEw( SECTION IS TO &t BE MOVED WEST AND BE 120' TO 150' FRAM HIGKIAY #101. FURTITER, THAT IT BE DIVIDED INTO TWO SEFAR.ITE T INTERSECTIONS RATHER THAN THE PRES.Fler STRAIGHT CROSSING. 5. A RIGHT OF WAY DEDICATION OF 27 FEET ALONG TMw E:iTIRE FAST BORDER 0" THE PROPERTY ADJOINING HIGHWAY #101. ANn 2n FEET ALONG THE NORTH AORO k, f11"N'T1 R(W 069 FOR APPROXIMATELY 400 FEET, EXCLUSIVE OF THE HE::17PIN f OVNTY RICHT OF WAI TJR TUILN LANrS,, 54 THE PETITiOWER SHALL SEF THAT THERE IS AN EASFMFINI ROAD CONNECTING THE PUBLIC ROAD TO THE' WEST BORDER OF THE PRArrr\TY. 7, IT IS 'r11E INTE".r1,nN 4F THE ( OUNCIL THAT THIS ENTIRE PROJECT BE CLASSIFTF) AS A PLANNED UNIT nEV1,W)PhLN1T l"`WER BINE SINGLE. OWNR910,1IP AND MANAGEMENT. Motion cnzried 4 aye roll call vote, Councilman Spaeth voted noye . Couno,ilman Joianson sniel he would like the resident: to see thts p!,in when It is finalized. Yaynr IhAde said we cannot force the petitioner to contact tht neight-ors but ft voul d be good sense for thein to %=perntr+ and communteate wl .h them as we are trying to see what can be lived with 11A the pets tiuner a110 the neighboring residents. 0 0 0 0 c Page 6, December 21, 1970 The rezoning, -request by United Land was explained by their representative, Mr. Skip McCombs. He said there was a question previously concerning egress from Highway 4551and they were asked to meet with the. Highway Department about this and appear before the Planning Coemission which has heen-'done. He pointed out the proposed road which theyWill construct at' no cost to the village with subsequent service road. The Highway Dept. brought up the Thoroughfare Plan. ire are ptepa.red to dedicate 250' of, right of way,. Their plan requires certain building placements due to the trees and soil excavations necessary to pinpoint these locatiops. R-4 zoning is requested for the balance of the area outside of the present R-4 area which was pointed out on the map. RE: REZONINC PLYMOIRH WOODS UNITED LAND, INC Dr: Gary Gibbons, 1320 Ives Lane, commented on the new plan on behalf of the conce,:ned citizene.' No one received notification of the public hearing continuation before the Planning Commission so they were not present wkon it wap taken up. I cannot see that the Planning Cc6tesion's approval 1411 alleviate the traffic problem.' I would like to know if the Highway ringineer gave Attopinion on how he feels on this as an acceptable solution to the traffic problem at County Road 06 and Highway #55. Is the drawing from the High%14y Engineer? They have not made a study of the area yet. It does not mean a lot. Engineer Hagen turned this down in Ji:ly of 1970 as he had one concern about the 102 land dedication. A lot of'land is not suitable for, buildiAg.. The buildings are pushed to oneYside so the density to increased 300% which leaves the swamp and park area to be out of what is left. It is not feasible to propose 644 units. Mr. Barnes read a letter from Mr. Osterman of the1liighway Dept,, which was given to tra council by Mr., McCombs. Couniftilman- elect Hunt asked if the 20'; was taken out., Councilman Johnson said it hao to be usable Und, not left over land, and asked what the total acreage is. Tir. McCombs said 624 units are proposed, a 20 unit reduction. Total acres, are 41•.)r 1,780,000 square feet. Councilmir Hintz expressed concern about the density for the number of carp that wil/1I be going in and out. Mayor Hilde questioned the council's being involved, with Brest, 4.9sues. Chairman Egan said they felt there was a pro- blem cdi'timing and whst to do with a piece of 'land to be developed. The Planning;Commissiun is still struggling with the inters,ectlon, but we finally agreed to let it go to council with some information. ,It is satisfactory. but not E;ood. Mayor Hilde Paid we must reallzk the guide pian ansoers the question of traffic. Councilman Hintz said we have never got to first base for signals on highway #55. Mr. McCombs said the Highway Depte feels something should be dune within a year. Councilman Kindseth said this was a3 problem with Golden Valley. They went after thein and they did it. We have been talking consistently about limitcd access, to Highway 055 and At is not so. It is a disadvantage to us if it is going to be years with this limited aecesn plan. Mayer Hilde said it is to our advantage to develop along our thoroughfares and 1lighway 155 which stimulates improvements. Chairman Egan said it is a poor plan to develop with the residents in there. Councilman Spaeth asked about the valuations of the homes. Mr. Egan said they could be depressed, the ultimate future is multiples just like those on Nathan Lane, Councilman Spaeth said the County pays people for devaluating residential property. They owe the people gomothing for devaluating their homes. C The rezoning, -request by United Land was explained by their representative, Mr. Skip McCombs. He said there was a question previously concerning egress from Highway 4551and they were asked to meet with the. Highway Department about this and appear before the Planning Coemission which has heen-'done. He pointed out the proposed road which theyWill construct at' no cost to the village with subsequent service road. The Highway Dept. brought up the Thoroughfare Plan. ire are ptepa.red to dedicate 250' of, right of way,. Their plan requires certain building placements due to the trees and soil excavations necessary to pinpoint these locatiops. R-4 zoning is requested for the balance of the area outside of the present R-4 area which was pointed out on the map. RE: REZONINC PLYMOIRH WOODS UNITED LAND, INC Dr: Gary Gibbons, 1320 Ives Lane, commented on the new plan on behalf of the conce,:ned citizene.' No one received notification of the public hearing continuation before the Planning Commission so they were not present wkon it wap taken up. I cannot see that the Planning Cc6tesion's approval 1411 alleviate the traffic problem.' I would like to know if the Highway ringineer gave Attopinion on how he feels on this as an acceptable solution to the traffic problem at County Road 06 and Highway #55. Is the drawing from the High%14y Engineer? They have not made a study of the area yet. It does not mean a lot. Engineer Hagen turned this down in Ji:ly of 1970 as he had one concern about the 102 land dedication. A lot of'land is not suitable for, buildiAg.. The buildings are pushed to oneYside so the density to increased 300% which leaves the swamp and park area to be out of what is left. It is not feasible to propose 644 units. Mr. Barnes read a letter from Mr. Osterman of the1liighway Dept,, which was given to tra council by Mr., McCombs. Couniftilman- elect Hunt asked if the 20'; was taken out., Councilman Johnson said it hao to be usable Und, not left over land, and asked what the total acreage is. Tir. McCombs said 624 units are proposed, a 20 unit reduction. Total acres, are 41•.)r 1,780,000 square feet. Councilmir Hintz expressed concern about the density for the number of carp that wil/1I be going in and out. Mayor Hilde questioned the council's being involved, with Brest, 4.9sues. Chairman Egan said they felt there was a pro- blem cdi'timing and whst to do with a piece of 'land to be developed. The Planning;Commissiun is still struggling with the inters,ectlon, but we finally agreed to let it go to council with some information. ,It is satisfactory. but not E;ood. Mayor Hilde Paid we must reallzk the guide pian ansoers the question of traffic. Councilman Hintz said we have never got to first base for signals on highway #55. Mr. McCombs said the Highway Depte feels something should be dune within a year. Councilman Kindseth said this was a3 problem with Golden Valley. They went after thein and they did it. We have been talking consistently about limitcd access, to Highway 055 and At is not so. It is a disadvantage to us if it is going to be years with this limited aecesn plan. Mayer Hilde said it is to our advantage to develop along our thoroughfares and 1lighway 155 which stimulates improvements. Chairman Egan said it is a poor plan to develop with the residents in there. Councilman Spaeth asked about the valuations of the homes. Mr. Egan said they could be depressed, the ultimate future is multiples just like those on Nathan Lane, Councilman Spaeth said the County pays people for devaluating residential property. They owe the people gomothing for devaluating their homes. U. Page 7, Dec"ber, 2 l, l970 J 0 Mr. Egan said we should recognize this requesr4s Lased 'on a comity unit project. All of the specifications have not beets resolved here, such as 64'4 units, soil borings, etc.,_ which we. indicetad 'in our( minutes,, Mr. McCombs,sald it is difficult to furnish a,site_N lao just for a rezoning' request. It would cost between $20,000 and $30,000.,,,The council discussed what the village requires in the way of a site plan. The following question ' was asked. Is the access to the highway about what it'should be? Council- man Spaeth said he cannot see what is happening here. )Councilman Johnson said with a planned unit development we should have all the information and at present could',not go along with this prepentation. Councilman Hints said we have no idea of what we are doing. Mr. McCombs s lid tha,maia consider- ation is to resolve the access. Mayor Rilde said without t e benefit of expert testimony tt,at type of access is not acceptable. We are acting on behalf of the citizens and we must come up with,& reasonable Isnawer for them. Mr. Egan asked if it vas possible for council to indicate what'hey think of the road problem and send it back to the Planning Comais&ion foi,refinament. We are not sure what is going to happen with our gulee plan. We experienced the same reaction that you have experienced tonight. We tried,to find -a way to move it onto another level. t NOTION'was made by Councilman Johnson to refer the rezoning request back to the Planning Commission and ask that thair'specific questions, that they had in the November 2nd minutes, be resolves',. Then refer it to Council for further action. Councilman Hintz second the motion. Mayor Hilda amended the motion and said that council's considertktion will be conditioned upon the rovision of ase uate ma sf the a ti 1611d d d I p q p a n r+s area so a reasona a"stu y an eter- mination oftraffic and land use can be sonde. Attorney Lefler said certain items have to be submitted with a rezoning application which are listed on pate 35 of the Zoning Code which he read and those that are spelled,out on page 3 of the Pl#nning Commission Noveober 2nd minutes. After a discussion on this matter Councilman Hints withdrftw his second and Councilman Johnson withdrew, the moeicn. Councilman Kindseth said with regard to planned knit dtvelopmentp some kin¢ of ordinance should be made whereby the Planning Commission, Planner and Attorney will have a report for council on the specific items ani must have answers on. MOTION was made by Councilman Johnson, second by Councilman Spaeth directing the attorney and Planning Commission to resolie the problems that might arise In a Planned Unit Development and draw up an amendment to our ordinance, to allow More flexibility so that a petitioner may presort his application.k.cC.--7i Motion carried, unanimous vote. REPORTS BY OFFICERS, BOARDS b C0*1ISSIONS Consulting Engineer Olson reviewed the preliminary report concerning the Fox Meadows storm sewnt assesument. w MOTION was made by Councilman Hintz„ second by Coun_i.lman Johnson to accept the teport for the Fox tteadowa Storm mower Assesement. Credit for the oversizing by Belgarde Enterprises wide discussed. Councilman Hintz withdrew hi's second and Councilmen John` m w%thdrew the motion., RE : FOX MEA OWS STORM SEWER WE 0 ri n C) I Page g,lDecember 71,11970 U MOTION •has made by Councilman Jclhneon, second by Councilman Kin`dseth to RES. N0. 70-514 adopt RESOLUTION NO. 70-S14, A kESOLUTION TO AC EPT THE STORM SEWER ASSESSHM ASSESSMENT REPORT AND INCLUDE T,,TWO SEPARATE VERSIZE CHARGES TO !'HE 'REPORT PROJECT AND ASSESS THE BENEFIT? PROPERTIES OUTSIDE OF THE BEIRME ENTERPRISE PROPERTY. Councilman Hintz said thea report does not,,,hcve., the over`bizing in it, so the figures do not reap anything. A basic supplemental report should belprovided. Motioi carried 3 aye votes, Councilman Spaeth and Hintz voted naye. HDT10N was made by Councilman Johnson, second by Councilman Kindseth to adopt RESOLUTION NO. 70-51`x, A RESOLUTION DZU' CTING THE MANAGER, -,TO ORDER A )SUPPLE[! MAL REPORT TO THE ASSESSMENT REPORT -FOR THE FOX i MEADOW'S STORM SEWER INSTALLATION. Motion carried 3 aye vote, Council - mein Spaeth and Hintz voted naye, z MOTION was made by Councilman Johnson, second b,' Cou ncilmau llatz adopt RESOLUTION N0. 70-516, A PgSQLUTION;TO S9 THI DATE OF FEBR11AR4. 1, 1970 FOR A PUBLIC HEARING ON qT'M ' STORN SEWER PROJ11CT #70-2A ' Motion carried, unanimous roll Cs011, voti.. MOTION was made by Councilman Spaeefi. second by,Coungilman,Hintz to disapprove the policies concerning "local, .3ond iksuesand short toren financing for municipalities as pn1pos6i by the League of Minnecota Municipalities. Motion carried, imenit"us vote, The Project Status Report was. reviRved. All projects 1001 complete will be removed from the list. RESOLUTIONS 6 ORDINANCES MMTION was made by Councilman Spaeth, second by Councilman Johnson to adopt 6RDINANCE 070-470 AN ORDNANCE ADOPTING THE' SNOWMOBILE ORDINANCE FOR THE VILLAGE OF PLYMOUTH VHICH,IS ON FILE IN THE OFFICE OF THE VILLAGE CLERK. Motion carried, unanimous roll call vote. LICENSES b PERMITS MOTION was made by Councilman Hintz, second by Councilman Jo neon to adopt RESOLUTION NO. 70-517, A RESOLUTION SETTING THE DATE OF JANUARY 18, 1971 FOR A PUBLIC HF,ARINI* TO CONSIDER THE OFF SALE; LIQUOR LICENSE APPLICATION BY MARLA Si JUNE AT 11331 HIGIR?AY 055. Motion carried, unanimous roll call vote. MOTION was made by Counriken Elintz, second by Councilman Johnson to adopt RESOLUTION NO. 70.511, A RESOLUTION APPROVING THE FOLLOWING LICENSES FOR 1971 FOR CIGARETTES AND SERVICE STATIONS t , CIGARETT' , LICENSES FOIL 1971: Plymouth Liquor Plymouth Conoco Service Ted's Purity Superette Libby's Superette, Inc. Plymouth Texaco Tom Thumb Superette Party Mart 'Liquor Mark's Standard Service Devac, Inc III, C. Mayer & Sons Hampton 1111160, Inc. Universal Circuits, Inc. Worth Oil Co. dba Holiday Kenbill's Food Village, Inc. Sarini's P?,ymouth Cafe Itarstman's Dairy Store Ryan's Ballroom Country Kitchen Restaurant loyal Stationery Apple Blossom Inn 11arlin's Spouting Goods. M— RES. N0. 70-515 SUPPLEMENTAL REPORT RES. N0. , 70-516 PUBLIC H' RING PRWE& ( 70-2A RE't MUNICIPAL FINANCING RE: PP.OJECT STATUS REPORT ORDINANCE /7042 SNOWMOBILE OkDINANCE RE;S. N0. 70-517 PUBLYC HEARING OFF SALE LIQUOR M. JUNE RES. N0. 70-518 LICENSES t CIGAPuTE AND SERVICE STATIONS t I l 0 H. C. Mai et b Sona Plymouth; Conoco Sgrvice Mark's Standard Sery 4: ; Worth Oil Co dba Holiday Plyo"uth Oil Co. Beacon Heights "66'0' Mo'tton carried, unanimous roll pal vote. r MOTION vas made by Councilman Hintz. second ;by Covmcilwn Johnson to adopt RE'. N0. 7 i19 RESOLUTION N0. 70-5190 A RESOLVIION APPROVING THE FOLLOWING TAXICAB T, ICAB LICENSES LICENSES FOR 1971: S4RIAL N0. 154699JI76357 -1969 Chevrolet M AASS 11004 37 - 1966 Rambler 452699X171766 )1969 Buicjc 15397J235864 - 1967 Chevz**Iet M281799 - 1968 Rambler K131257 - 1964.'- Chevrolet 3K38F503741 - 11963 Mercury9G76K112611 - 1969 Ford M299761 - 1969 Rambler P188506 - 1967 Rambler G113.494 - 1963 Rambler B135930 - 1969 Rambler Motion carried, unanimous roll call vote. MOT,'tON was made by Councilman Johnson, second by Councilman Kindsetii to RES. NO. 70-520 adopt RtepLUTION N0. 70-520, A RESOLOTION APPROVING THE FOLLOWING TAXI TAXICAB DRIVER CAB DRIVVIR LICENSES: LICENSES Kenneth V. Ebert 'Jamas Be Dawson Lee D. Jaskowiak Bernard H. Blac'_: Robert Alec Hay David Sterger James W. Holland Leonard George Satevich John -Michael Hay Daniel Paul Thorated Ernie Watson Donald E. Smith Gene Louis Slacter Duane, Corder wmRob Motion carried, unanimous roll call vote. Council agreed that from now on a fee of $10.00, which is one-half of TA.'i'I VEHICLE the previous fee, will be charged when a driver changes his wthicle CHANGE FEE for taxicab service. 9 I DISBURSEMENTS MOTION waa made by Councilman Spaeth, second by Councilman Hants to RBS. N0. 70-521 adopt t9SOLbTION NO. 70-521, A RESOLUTION APPROVING THE FOLLOWING DIS- DISBURSEMENTS BURSERMUSt REGULAR PAYROLL. IN THE AMOUNT OF $196456.27 FOR'THE PERIOD ENDING DSC. 156 1970; GENERAL FUND IN THE AMOUNT OF $666,754.44 FOR THE PERIOD 8NMING DEC. 21, 1970; CONSTRUCTION 6 SINKING FUND IN THE MOUNT OF $33261114.25 R)R THE PERIOD ENDING DEC. l, 1970% FIREMEWS PAYROLL IN THE.ANiOM OF $1,997*50 FOR THE PERIOD ENDING DEC. 15, 1570. Motion carried, uhantmous roll call vote. 9 C R T Page `10, December 21;1970 i 0 1 APPOINTMENTS 5 Mayor Hildie &pointed CounciHints as Plymouth's reprevointatxve to the Suburban Rate Authority &vtd Suburban Sanitary Sews C"vision and Councilman Hunt as his alearnaie. MICELLANEOUS MOTION was made by Mayos Hilde, second by Councilman Spaeth that"the public hearings scheduled for the Thoroughfare Guidb Plan be deferred,. until the new engineer In on board and has had ample time to become acquainted with the plan. Motion carried, unanimous vote. MOTION was made by Mayor Hilde, second by Councilman Spaeth directing the Acting Manager to stop the canner from working on the compre- hensive village pi"until the council has a meeting with his to give him further direction. Motion _carried, unanimous,Vote. MOTION was made by Mayor Rilde..)second by Councilman Spaeth to adopt RESOLUTION,NO. 70-522, A RESOLUTI.ON AUTHORIZING°THE ACTING VILLAGE MANAGER TO EXECUTE ON BEHALF OF THE VILLAGE OF PLYMDftH A CONTRACT WITH THE MINNEAPOLI$ 11NDUSTRIAL RAILWAY COMPAV RELATING TO THE OPENING OF A PUBLIC 1OADWAY ACROSS THE TRACKS OF SAID RAILWAY COMPANY AT THEIR INTERSECTION WITH NATHAN,LANE. Motion carried, unanimous roll call vote. J MOTION was made by Councilmaw Hints, seconi by Councilman Kindseth to adopt RESOLUTION N0. 70-5239 A RESOL"T1,4N TO ACQULRX PERMANENT AND TEMPORARY EASD!ENTS BY EMINENT DOMAIN 40P.,CONSTRUCTION OF PROPOSED NATHAN LANE BETWst'N 10TH AND 13TH AVENCES;NORTU, Motion carried, unanimous roll call vote. Councilman Kindeeth suggested recognition be given to the Board of Zoning for the work and effort they have put forth this past year. MOTION was made by Councilman Hints second by Councilman Johnson to adopt RESOLUTION NO. 70-521, A"RESOLUTION TO PAY MR. AND MRS. FRENCH 19000 VOR OUT?.OT C OF SITE A IN CONSIARATION OF TnEIR HAVING SUBSTMIALLY COMPLETED THEIR DEVELOPMW WORK FOR-fHEPLAT OF TIMER SHORES AND THE VILLAGE RETAIN $18,800 INSTALLMENT OF 1970 AND RELIEVE THE FRENCHES OF ANY FURTHER OBLIGATION TO COMPLETE THE CONTRACT. Motion carried, unanimous roll call vote. MOTION was made by Councilman Hints, second by Councilman Johnson to adjourn at 12:30 A.M. Motion carried, unanimous vote. 0 APPOINTMENT SRA 'AND SSSC o RE THOROUGHFAR$, GUIDE, PLAN RE: COMPREHENSI,VB GUI°IIB PLAN RES. ,NO. 70m,322 EXEq3E AG4W9NT 01 F RES. N0. 70-529 EASEM1 TTS FOR NATHAN LANE C014MENDATION BOARD OF ZONING RES. N0. 704-524 TIMER SHORES U 0 APPOINTMENT SRA 'AND SSSC o RE THOROUGHFAR$, GUIDE, PLAN RE: COMPREHENSI,VB GUI°IIB PLAN RES. ,NO. 70m,322 EXEq3E AG4W9NT 01 F RES. N0. 70-529 EASEM1 TTS FOR NATHAN LANE C014MENDATION BOARD OF ZONING RES. N0. 704-524 TIMER SHORES