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HomeMy WebLinkAboutCity Council Minutes 05-03-1971U MtINUTES OF A REGULAR COUNCIL , MEETT!rs;' PLr10TYrH, MINNESOTA,,, , MAT 3, 1971 A regular meeting n.)the Plymouth Village Council was called to order by Mayor Rilde at 7:30 PeMe on Mau 3, 1971. PRESENT: Mayor Hilde, Councilmen"Joh._son, Hintz, Spaeth And Hunt, Manager Willis, Engineer Rudrud,. Finance Director Barnes, Attorney Lefler and Consultant Engineer Bo:teasroo. AB">ENT: )None MINUTES MOTION was made by Councilman Spaetri, ixecond by Councilman Hintz to approve the minutes of April 19, 1971 as amended. Motion carried S aye vote. MOTION was'mnde ty rounc ilman Spaeth, second by Councilman Hintz to approve. the minutes c1 April 20, 1971 with the following amendments: Page 1: Correct hunt to Hintt under "present". Page 2, 5th paragraph: Reword last sentence as follows: thoroughfare and we may use State Aid for it." Page 5, 8th paragraph: End fourth sentence after word "department". Motion carried 3 aye voce, Councilmen Itunt and Johnson abstained. INTRODUCTION Mfr. James C. lgillis was introduced 4y Vaygr !tilde to the citizens as the new manager for the Village of Plymouths BID AWARD Mk;TION waR made by r:ounci,lmdn Johnson, second by Councilman Hintz to ud,Jpt RESOLUTION 071-1630 A RESOLUTION AWARDING itt'F BID FOR PRnJECT 1169-013 (070-:,QFAST hEDICINP, IAKE BOULEVARD STREET IMff'ROVEMFNT To C. 5 MCCROSSAN OF ASSKOO MINNESOTA IN THE AMOUNT Of $46,829,00. Motion carried S nye rollinnll vote. 0 RE: r1INUTES OF APR. 19, 1971 RE: MINUTES OF APR. 200 1971 RE: NEW MANAGER RES. N06,71-163 MD AWAR') PROJ. #70-1,0-E 0 Mayor Itilde said he has noted that the surface of some roads such as Dunkirk , Lane are too granular .%nd have cracks. Ile suggested that the roRsibility of (Amended 4/17/71 specifications b-. r"•,.e atrinAent. Engineer Uonestroc said Tis has been d1,s- cussed with Che staff and contractors. It dna tits contention that wtikirlc Lane became this clue to the wezther and late, contract award. Tile Mayer (Amotdod 5/17/7' reminded everyone that despite the lnte eonRLruc.Lion the project would :.Q done properly and wvulcl hold uta. Itu Stated that ctomtithtit, asn he done to correct the 8ituntion its th.e contractor, (.. S. McCrossan, in sti41.1 bonded. After considerable discussion as this subject it was muggested by Councilman Itunt that an evaluattort study on contractors he made, The mnnallar was naked to stmt this study. n ge 2.' Regular Meeting, May 3. 1971, ANNOUNCEMENT ' Mayor Hilda announced that a tiarch-0111 be conducted'Saturday, May 8th, starting at 10:00 AeK., for o:miles around Medicine Lake sponsored by the Plymouth Republican Women's Clubs The march is to commemorate SOS (Save Our Sphere) Week. Con,ributions will be placed in a Beautify Plymouth Fund. The Mayor, Council, Senator Pillsbury and.Represantstive Heinitz will participate in the walk. UNICATIONS Planner John aargly reviewed the';rezoning fro® R-0 and R-1 to, R-4 request received from the Circle Star Development Company to construct'the Circle Star Manor apartment, complex between''Niagar&)and Fernbrook Lane* south of 21st A,venus. Slides of the site plan were r ojec ed.` He reported that the Planning Conmission recommended that the request be granted by s 4-3 vote, with the request that the plan for 826 units be decreased to 726. Various aspects of the plan were discussed. 1 i Mr. Cary Freund, representing the developers, appeared bdfore't'he Council with a detailed Ote plan and gave the acreage figures that the develop- ment will cover. size and location of green strips, available amount'of parking and the park and recreational facilities that will be'provided. RE: SOS- MARCH RE: REZONINC REQUEST - CIRCLE,STAR DEVELOPMENT CO. Mr.' Linus Culggeaburg,-A908 County Road Ad,, representing the citizens in the neighborhood. told the Council that be`.oTe he bought his home he care fully checked out the zoning. It was R-1 and he was assured it would never change, I.f, the rezoning regt:eet is granted to the Circle Star Development Co. they all stand to lose 10 to 122 value depreciation on their homes :Fhich would total about $100,00. We ask the Council to protect to. The traffic is bad now and this will add to the situation) Mayor Hilda said they have the petitions, minutes of the Planning Commission meeting and have had discussions and because this will be a large and sig- nificant development in our communt y it will be given serious consideration. Councilman Johnson said the dP:oity of the Southwest quadrant should be looked Mob it is quite RA%%ra:ed and he is concerned about the number of unite pro- onaP4. Councilman 'tints said because the Southwest was improved last year we can expect this area to develop, but :ie concurred on rhe density, which should be cut down to medium densit; with a park buffer. A discussion was held on the density guided for tris area. CounrAlman Hints felt 0-,e devel- oper has really shown consideration for the sinple family area abutting this property. Valuation effect of the homes was discussed. Traffic will, cer- tainly be Added but so vould any type of development and nothing much can be done until the C.,unty decides to take action. Mayor Hilda said consideration must be given to the overwhelming factor of high taxes throughout the United Statea, Citizens demand more and better fire and police protection, road plowing and repair and various other services but lower taxes too. This is reasonable but requires ability to hold them down. The major overall philosophy of this plan is the dentiity that will provide a rich vein of tax base to the village and seems appropriate for this area. With ro epect to tax revenne sharing which is based on population our citizens will benefit in this area. The dovelcper should be directed to reduce the density, consider a bigger buffer, arrange for out of aipht parking, etc. A discussion was held on the Aspects of ap*rtments 20 to 30 years from now. 1 Mr.' Linus Culggeaburg,-A908 County Road Ad,, representing the citizens in the neighborhood. told the Council that be`.oTe he bought his home he care fully checked out the zoning. It was R-1 and he was assured it would never change, I.f, the rezoning regt:eet is granted to the Circle Star Development Co. they all stand to lose 10 to 122 value depreciation on their homes :Fhich would total about $100,00. We ask the Council to protect to. The traffic is bad now and this will add to the situation) Mayor Hilda said they have the petitions, minutes of the Planning Commission meeting and have had discussions and because this will be a large and sig- nificant development in our communt y it will be given serious consideration. Councilman Johnson said the dP:oity of the Southwest quadrant should be looked Mob it is quite RA%%ra:ed and he is concerned about the number of unite pro- onaP4. Councilman 'tints said because the Southwest was improved last year we can expect this area to develop, but :ie concurred on rhe density, which should be cut down to medium densit; with a park buffer. A discussion was held on the density guided for tris area. CounrAlman Hints felt 0-,e devel- oper has really shown consideration for the sinple family area abutting this property. Valuation effect of the homes was discussed. Traffic will, cer- tainly be Added but so vould any type of development and nothing much can be done until the C.,unty decides to take action. Mayor Hilda said consideration must be given to the overwhelming factor of high taxes throughout the United Statea, Citizens demand more and better fire and police protection, road plowing and repair and various other services but lower taxes too. This is reasonable but requires ability to hold them down. The major overall philosophy of this plan is the dentiity that will provide a rich vein of tax base to the village and seems appropriate for this area. With ro epect to tax revenne sharing which is based on population our citizens will benefit in this area. The dovelcper should be directed to reduce the density, consider a bigger buffer, arrange for out of aipht parking, etc. A discussion was held on the Aspects of ap*rtments 20 to 30 years from now. a Page , Regular Meeting, May 3, 1971 ' V3 MOTION ves'made by,:.ouncilman Spaeth, second by'Councilman Hunt thatthe developer follow cne density of the area guide plan and move the,west,portion a little- more :1flrth arnd come in with, a community unit project for approval on this development. AMENDMENT was made by Mayor Hilde, second by Councilman Johnson that the developer be encouraged to consider the last' plan that Planner-Bergly and the Planning Commission developed as'a rebuttal to the petitioner's original plan. Amwndment carried 5 aye vote, its yor Hilde said we are trying to express our concern for this petition so it may be possible that the rezoning be effective. Another amendment made by Mayor Hilde, second by Councilman Johnson, that although it is not specific- ally pecific- ally called for in our ordinance, the council would tike the developer to present morn details on the elevations in the greenstrip areas, location of berms, heights and other pertinent information. 'Amendment carried 5 aye vote. AMENDMENT was made by Councilman Hunt, second by Mayor Hilde, to encourage the developer to maintain the type of distance of open space in the area of Niagara Lane throughout his project which; can be accomplished by reducing his density according to the Guide Plan. Amendment carried 5 aye vote. Motion carried 5 aye vote, The Hanus Bus Company, Inc.'a request to rezone from B-3 to I-2 that part of RE: HANUS BUS CO Outlot A, Snyder's Pine Ridge in the vicinity of Merrimac Lane and Highway REZONING REQUEST 0101 was introduced by Manager Willis. Mel Getten, representing,the petit- ioner appeared before the Council to Miscues the request. He explained that the purpose of the rezoning was to build a storage maintenance garage facility for buses and school buses. He described the proposed business operations and plane for the Wilding and premises. Mr. Patrick C. Wells, 1910 Peony Lane, appeared before the Council on be- half of c.-acerned citizens. He distributed copies of a petition, signed by sLvaral citizens opposing the rezoning request and reviewed a memo, also given to the Council, listing their reasons for their objections. MOTION was made by Councilma LOTION TO DENY THE REZONING by Councilman Hintz, carried cussed the I zoning guided elopers should be aware that with this criteria. n Hunt to adopt RESOLUTION NO. 71-164. A RESO- REQUEST MADE BY THE HANDS BUS COMPANY, occond by a 5 aye roll call vote. The Council dis- for thio area and it was stated that the dev- the Council is endeavoring to be consistent The Req%west for rezonin^ a portion of the NW quadrant of I.S. 0494 and County Road 09 to I-1, Light Industrial, received from Paul's Woodcraft was introduced by Manager Wi11ts. Planner Bergly displayed a map of the 15 acre tract fronting on County Road 09 and said the County Highway Depto indicated they would like 1,000' between their ramps and the first access point, which he pointed out, and gave further particulars on the proposal. Mr. Smith representing Paul Zeltin, said ?Or. Zeltin has remodeled his building on Highway #55 and I.S. 0494 shout 5 times and needs another building. Although the area ii larger than he needs he has contracted to buy this tract depending on what the Council decides. We do have some indication of approval from most property ovners in the area. RES. N0. 71-164 1tbuONING DENIED RE: REZONING PALI ZELTIN 11 Page 4, Regular Meeting', May A, 1971 y Fir. Bob Dowden, representing the petitioner, added a few more particulars on the tract and displayed overlays on the topography map with definitions of property lines. He said other companies in the area have acquired additional land for industrial parks. A suggested road plan was shown and discussed at length. He said they must move rapidly to get the property c( they will lose the land. Industrial rezonong will have to be obtained first and whatever the engineer will require relative to roads, etc. This would be a construction scheduled for, next year.) Mayor Hilda inquired about the sever. Engineer Rudrud said it would be supplied temporarily from the Belgarde area. EngineeF,)Bonestroo said a permanent solu- tion would be from the Mission Farm line. Engineer Rudrud said his concern is for the east/west portion, which is closer than he would like so see it, to County Road #9 and the road should be made laiger. Councilman,Spaeth said he is in favor of it if the streets ould be we iced out. Councilman Hunt said planner Bergly brought out that the roads and additional planning should be vcrked out. le 4hould be referred back to the Planning Commission and the Engineer should give them guide lines so they can get their own engineers on it and come up with an acceptable plan. We should know the total area up to Northwest Aggregate for a road plan. Manager Willis said his first reaction was based on the comment about the 225' distance to the road to the north and the development of the land to the east right off I.S. #494 and that there might be a sizeable structum there. The traffic that they may be generating should be of concern. MOTION was made by Councilman Hunt, second by Councilman Johnson that the re- zoning request be referred back to the Planning Commission and, through tLe manager, that they be given the necessary help by the Planner to properly look at the irterior aria bounded on the East by I.S. #494, the North boundary up to Where the I-2 zoning ar" exists and South by County Road da,. Mayor Hilda said to Larry Knutson, that a rumor has been heard what there are plans for a high rise apartment building up there, the Council would like to see that happen. We want you to know and encourage you :o proceed with the Planning Commission on your plans. AMENDMENT to the above motion was made by Mayor Hilda, second by Councilman Johnson, that the Planning Commission and Planner give particular attention to coovdina;ed traffic patterns taking into account the plans which several adjacent property owners seem to have at this time and taking into account the btacking distance that would be determined by the north/south road west of the petitioner's property and take into consideration further, where the 1-1 zoning should be stopped in view of the fall away of the land. Industry generally needs flat land rather than elevation. Further, give some 'con- sideration and evaluation to the manner in which the sewer and water would be brought up to this property and the effect it will have on the property owners along Fernbrook Lane. Further, that the Planning Commission accomus plish this within as short a time as possible. Amendemnt carried, unanimous vote. Mayor Hilde told the petitioner the sewer and water poses a potential pro- blem. The Village might be concerned about assessing people who maybe do not need it or want it at this time. We had a similar request from the Lowry Hill Development Company. They have agreed to temporarily finance. U Page 5, Regu.!ar Meeting, May 3, 1471 the sewer and water installation to their area In between begin to.need it and hook up. Then ancing. So, there could be a problem approving there and you must have it to make your project 0 until, such time that, I) lie people they will be refunded the fin - the sewer and water giving up go. Motion carried 5 aye vote. Manager Willis introduced the Farendin Park Preliminary Plot Plan which RE: FAZENDIN Roger Fazendin submitted for approval. Park Director Jim Reuper ex- PARK plained the Park Commission's position regarding Lots 12 and 13 for a park site in this plot plan and projected slides of the area as well as the adjacent park site in the Ponderosa Plat, lying to the North: A discuss- ion ensued on the greenstrip areas, which the Park Commission dropped be- cause ofthe cost and man hours to maintain, the original intent of green - strips and consideration of the NW corner for a park site vs. lots 12 and 13. Councilman Johnson said he and Councilman Hunt walked the NW corner and found it reasonably flat and dry with drain the running through it. tie could see no reason why a ball field cannot be developed here or why it would be suitable only for small children. The other area requires a lot of fill. Mr. Reuper said the water drainage from the homes has nit been solved. Mr. Fazendin felt the park area in the NW corner the best and stated his reasons why. Councilman Ilintt said when he and Councilman Spaeth walked this area they had to wear overshoes because of the wet condition anA the drainage the was smashed. MOTION was made by Mayor Hilde, second by Councilman Johnson to adopt RESOLUTION NO. 71-165, A RESOLUTION TO APPROVE THE PRELIMINARY PLAT FOR FAZENDIN PARK WITHOUT .%CQUIRING LOTS 12 AND 13 FOR A PARK SITE. Motion tarried 3 aye roll call vote, Councilmen Spaeth and Hintz voted naye. Councilman Johnson said he strongly suggested that the Park Commission come back with a total definition on linear greenstripping in develop- ments like this and secondly, advise what their philosophy is in terms of what a park is in a neighborhood like this and what they plan to put in 0tese parks. Mayor Hilde said they have been working hard and would like to talk to us, this will be put on tht .;r wndt. Councilman Spaeth RaiA we have charged the Park Commission to in w:. -it twe have stated and we should have an agreement about what we are go t g to do on the thing. Councilman Johnson wondered if the concept changes what will be done with the comp,rehentive plan. MOTION vas made by Coomcilman Hunt, second by Councilman Johnson to adopt RESOLUTION N0. 71-166, A RESOLUTION APPROVING A CONDITIONAL USE PERMIT FOR LEONARD S. BUSCH, 4045 Highway #101, HAMEL, TO BUILD FOUR ADDITIONAL REENHOUSES WHICH WILL ADJOIN THE PRESENT GREENHOUSE. Motion carried 5 aye roll call vote. MOTION was made by Councilman Hintz, second by Councilman Spaeth to adopt RESOLUTION N0.71 -167,,A RESOLUTION APPROVING THE SUBDIVISION WAIVER REQUE%STEd BY ARTHUR HACEDORN, 2715B I.AXCH LANE TO DIVIDE LOT 46 BLOCK 16 ELMHURST GARDENS AND INCORPORATE THE NORTH HALF OF LOT 4 WITH LOT 3 AND INCL gr%)RATE Tt:E SOUTH HALF OF LOT 4 WITH LOT S. Motiot. carried 5 aye roll call vote. Fire Chief Bauer explained tho request for a contract with the North Suburban Mutual communities. authorization to enter into Aid Association with 14 other RES. N0., 71-165 FAZENDIN PARK PLAT APPROVED RES. tin. 71-166 COND I'r'T OVAL USE PERr1I6' FOR L S. BUSCH RES. N0. 71-167 SUBDIVISION WAIVER - A. HAGEDORN RE: MUTUAL AID Page 6, Regular Meeting, May 3, 1971 MOTION was made by Councilman Johnson, second by Councilman Hunt to adopt RES. N0,, 71-168 RESOLUTION N0,, 71-168, A RESOLUTION AUTHORIZING THE MAYOR AND MANAGER TO MUTUAL AID EXECUTE A CONTRACT AGREEMENT WITH THE NORTH SUBURBAN MUTUAL AID ASSOCIA- CONTRACT TION. Motion carried 5 aye roll call vote. In regard to the joint Flymouth/Medicine Lake Village Fire Protection RE: FIRE Contract Attorney Lefler said it was submitted to them and he has not PROTECTION - seen it since. They claim it was returned to us. He and Fire Chief MELICUE LAKE Bauer discussed Lhe rates and changes. The Manager was asked to find the old contract and bring this back to the Council for action. MOTION was made by Councilman Johnson, second by Councilman Hunt to RES. N0. 71-169 adopt RESOLUTION N0, 71--169. A RESOLUTION APPROVING CHANGE ORDER !2 CHANGE ORDER FOR PROJECT 1170-1,0-E TO EXTEND WATER ON 23RD AVENUE NORTH'FOR PROD. A70 -1.0-E' 4,264.00 BY NORTHDALE COKSTRUCTION. Motion carried 5 aye roll call vote. MOTION was made by Councilman Hunt, second by Councilman Johnson to adopt RESOLUTION N0. 71-1709 A RESOLUTION ACCEPTING THE PLANS AND SPEC- IFICATIONS FOR PROJECT #70-2,A - FOX W kDOWS STORM SEWER OUTFALL AND AUTHORIZE THE W4ERTISEHENT TO RECEIVE BIDS ON MAY 280 1971 AT 10:00 A.M. Motion carried 5 aye roll call vote. REPORTS BY OFFICERS, BOARDS b COMMUNICATIONS RES. N0. 71-170 PROD. 070-2,A STORM SEWER tanager Willis and Engineer Bonestroo commented on the Minneeota Dept. RE: WATER of Health "Report on Investigation of Municipal Water Supply - Plymouth, REPORT Minnesota". MOTION was made by Mayor Hilde, second by Councilman Johnson expressing the Council's appreciation for the job that the Engineers and staff did in conducting the affairs to get this very favorable rating from the State of Minnesota an the municipal water supply. Motion carried, 5 aye vote. Engineer kudrud explained th,e supplemental report for an alternate recom- mendation on the Kraetz Lake Starr, Sewer Project #71-2,B and costs for same. A discussion ensued on a public hearing fur this project its' respect to the Fazendin Park development aad easements, the Constltant Engineer and village staff's detection of the previous pipe and holes in the Kraetz Lake area. RE: KRAETZ STORM SEWER MO'r.ION was made by Councilman 11intz, second by Councilman Johns -)n to RES. N0. 71-171 adopt RESOLUTION NO. 71-171, A RESOLUTION ACCEPTING THE SUPPLEM11TAL PROJ. 71-21b PRELIMINARY REPORT OF APRIL 15, 1971 'rO THE KRAETZ LAKE STORM SEWER REPORT ACCEPTED PROJECT 01-2,B. Motion carried 5 ave Al call vote. MOTION was made by Councilman Hintz, se ..ad by Councilmen Johnson to RES. NO. 7"-173 adopt RESOLUTION N0. 71-1:'3, A RESOLU'T'ION TO SET THE DATE OF JUNE 17TH PUBLIC REARINI.V FOR A PUBLIC HLARING ON PROJECT #71-268 KRAET7 LAKE STORM SEWER. Motion PROJ. 071-20f Married 5 aye roll call vote. Mayor 11ilde asked if the public hearing scheduled May 20th on Project RE: MAY 20, 1971 1171-112,0,8-A West Medicine Lake Improvement should be held due to the PUBLIC HEARING present work load of the Council and staff. lie suggested it be held later in the year for project construction next year. Aspects of the project and need for same was discussed. Page 7, Regular Meeting, May 39 MOTION was made by Mayor 71-1920098-A until July Councilman Hunt said if increased construction c to July. LICENSES b PEMTS 1971 Y Hilde to defer the public hearing on Project 8, 1n7'l. Motion died for lack of a second. the project is delayed the citizens will suffer osts. He fail°led to see why it should be changed 6 Mr. William Kanduth, dba Lakeland Sanitation applied for a Garbage Hauler's 14cense. Building Inspector Kanmian stated in a memo that Mr. Kanduth has not held a license since April 1370 and d'd not recommend approval of said license because of certain zoning violations and complaints received from customers and Mr. Kanduth only had one truck packer. V Mr. Kanduth appeared before Council and was told about the complaints that were received. Mr. Kanduth said he thought the Council had been satisfied that these were taken care of as he paid money to the village and furnished a bond last year which were accepted. He has been operating his route of 95 customers with 5 trucks up to the present time. Attorney Lefler ques- tioned him as to whether or not he ever rec 1ved a permit. Mr. Kanduth said his fee and bond were accepted so he presumed he could opetate the business and didn't know anything about a permit. Mayor Hilde advised Mr. Kanduth to continue the operation of his business and that the Manager will follow; up on this matter. 13 MOTION was made by Councilman Hintz, second by Councilman Johnson approv- ing the Garbage Hauler's License applied for by *tid<vest Sanitation, Inc., 406 S. Broadway, Wayzata. Motion carried 5 ftye vote. MOTION was made by Councilman Hunt, secand by Councilman Johnson a,pFrov- ing the Well Driller Licenses applied fo-.w by the ,f&I,lowing: N, Ruppert: b Son, Renner S Sona, PumArlo Well Co. and tevens Vie? 1 Drill Co., Inc. Motion carried 5 aye vote. RESOLUTIONS S ORDINANCES MOTION was made by Councilman Spaeth, Recond by Councilman Johnson to adopt a resolution Authorizing the use of eminent domain to acquire temporary easements for street coo istruco toil of Project 1170-1,Q,S-A. Co unc lman Spaeth snid if this is adopted he would like the engi;+eer to have the improvement placed at least 10' away from :he houses if pessi`Le. Councilmen llunt and Hintz expressed concern for the trees and qua:stioned the realignment. Mottnr failed by 3 aye votes, Councilmen hunt inid llintr, voted naye. Attorney Lefler suggested the motign be reconsidered and RE: LAKELAND SANITATION LICENSE RE: MIDVEST SANITATION LICENSE RE: WELL DRILLER LICENSE RE: PROJECT 0,70-10068-A explained why. "nttnn carrir,l i ave vote. Amended 5/1.7/71 VOTION 4aa mt dr by "ryor Hilde, second by Councilman Johnson to reconsider t1w t'rc 01cus fttion. Motion carried 5 nye voce. DTION w. a m;,Je by Councilman Spale.:h. socond by Councilman Johnson VI SOIXT 1 " N0. 7.1-172, A RESOLUTION AVT1l0".fZING THE USE OF EMINENT TO T2V4P0MHY EASE iHNTS FOR STRELT CONSTRUCTION PURPOSSS IN l'll U"GR`\D11 OF l4l?1il'BRV0X LANE nF STATr nG11WAY #55, Motion carried 4 ;aye roll call vote, Courcil•rran hunt to adopt RES, Nn. 71-173 LOMA IN PROJAC i' 014\'N- #7n-1,O,R-A P0JXICT EASE`WNTS nb:=taiaed. r I 0 Page 8, Regular Meeting, May 3, 1971' Councilman the junk on replaced a Ilintz asked that some action be taken their property line. Councilman Hunt fent•% for Mr. Eckes. The ?tanager was against Belgarde about said they have never asked to follow up on this. MUTTON was made by Counc:.lman Hunt, second by Councilman Johnson to adopt ORD. N0. 71-41 OkDINANCE N0. 71•-8. AN ORDINANCE AMENDING THE VILLAGE CODE TO ADOPT THE 1970 FIRE COVE FIRE PREVENTIC6: : l.70 EDITION. Mocion carried 5 aye roll call vote. MOTION was mrdx by Councilman Hunt, second by Councilman Hint: to adopt ORDINANCE N0. 71-9, AN ORDINANCE AMENDING THE PI.Y11OUTH ZONING 9RDIKANCE WITH RESPECT TO SETBACKS IN B-1, B-2, B-3, B-4, I-1 AND I-2 DISTRICTS. otion carried 5 aye roll call vote. The Manager was asked to briny the recommendations to the Council con- cerning the ordinance amendment on building heights. Action on the proposed amendment to Section 3305 of the Uniform puilding Co•ae - Access to roots on commercial buildings was deferred until Harold BQkke, Chairman of the Building Codes Advisory Comm+iesion, can be present. Councilman Hunt expressed a desire for a time table on existing buildings, as to when they will comply with this .amendment. DISBURSEMENTS MTICN inns made by Councilman Spaeth, second by Councilman Johnson to adopt RESOL1,11ON NO. 71-174, A RESOLUTION APPROVING THE REGULAR PAYROLL IN THE AMOUNT OF $25,104.32 MR THE PERIOD ENDING APRIL 30, 1771. Motion carried 5 aye roll cull vote. IISCELLANEOUS r1OTION was m -da by Councilman 11u, second by Councilman Hintz to adopt RESOLUTION N0. 71-175,, A RESOLI#1'I00 SETTING 7:30 P.M. AS THE TIME THAT rill-.* BOARD O1; REVIEW SHALL MEET ON WEDNESDAY, JUNE 30, 1971. Motion carried 5 aye roll call vote. MATION to adjourn at 12:05 P.M. was made by Councilman Hintz, second by Cour,cilmati Speeth and carried by unanimouA vote. Al Hilde, Jr., Mayor Attsst: Ij 0A. e . ORD. N0. 71-9 AMEND ORDINANCE ON SETBACKS RE: ORDINANCE - BLDG. HEIGHTS RE: AMENDMENT TO RLDC. CODE RES. N0. 71-174 PAYROLL RES. N0. 71-175 ; I ME FOR BOARD OF RRVIEW