HomeMy WebLinkAboutCity Council Minutes 06-21-1971I
MINUTES OF A RiCULAR COUNCIL MEETING
PLYNDUTH, MINNESOTA
JUNE 21, 1971
A regular meeting of the Village Council of the Village of Plymouth was
called to order by Mayor Kilde at 7:40 P.M. on June 21, .1971.
PRESL4T: Mayor Hilde, Councilmen Johnson, Hintz, Spaeth,and Hunt, Manager
Willis, Engineer Rudrud, Attorney Lefler, Planner Bergly and
Consultant Engineer Bonestroo.
SENT: None
MINUTES
Wr.ION watt made by Councilman Johnson, second by Councilman Spaeth to
approve the minutes of June 7, 1971 vith the following amendments:
Page S: End of Sth line in first paragraph; iaaert word "greater"
instead -f "28' rather".
Page 10: Item S; add "13618" before second wort: "concrete".
In Sth line of first paragraph; delete "and in storm
sewer areas 7 & 8".
Page 11: Sth paragraph; after "motion" insert "as amended twice above".
6th paragraph; insert the following after the word "time" in,
next to last line, ' ao the work could be done this year
if the project is ordered."
Motion carried 5 eye vote.
PECITIONS, REQUESTS & CO%40(tLTNICATIONS
MOTION was made by Councilman Spaeth, second by Councilman Johnson to
deny c.he rezoning request from R-0 to R-3 property at 53rd and Zachary
Lane submittei by Attorney J. E. Brill for Mr. Hewitt Peteroon. Motion
carried 5 aye vote.
Manager Willis advised the Council that AttornAy grill had ph.)ned hin
today and asked that action on this request be deferred. Attorney
Lefler said in that event a fut•tre request will requ::e another public
hearing.
ct3TION was made by councilman Spaeth, second by Councilman Johnson to
rescind the above motion denying the t4tzoning requeet for Hewitt
Peterson. Motion carried, 5 aye vote.
Attorney Lefler advised that as the Village Ordinancu stands at `he
prehent time •vtth respect to the reaonin request from Paul Zeltin
covering a portion of zhe NW quadrant of I.S. ?494 and County Road 09
to I-1 Light Industrial on 15 acres it cannot he granted as the parcel
of land does not meet the requirement of 20 acre] or w.re.
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MINUTES 6/7/71
RS: REZONING
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HEW*.TT PETERSON
RE: ABOVE MOTION
RESCINllruD
RE: RE7.ON I N:;
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Mayor Hilde told Mr. Darden, representing Mr. Zeltin, that the Council
prefers to deal with a larger picture and that sewer and water service
also poses a potential problem. It is Council's thinking in terms of
limiting development to logical steps for sewer and water. Mr. Dowden
asked if there was another route he could go. Mayor Hilde said nothing
further could be done unless they obtained more land,,
Mrs. Lula Winnen requested that a previous subdivision waiver that she
requested for Lot 1, Block 1, Winnen Addition be rescinded and a new
waiver granted.
MOTION vas made by Councilman Hintz, second by Councilman Johnson to
adopt RESOLUTION W. 71-230, A RESOLUTION TO RESCIND RESOLUTION 071-191
ADOPTED MAY 170 1971. Motion carried 5 aye roll call vote..
MOTION was made by Councilman Hintz, second by Councilman Johnson to
adopt RESOLUTION NO. 71-231, A RESOLUTION APPROVING THE SUBDIVISION
WAIVER REQUESTED BY MS. LULA WINNEN, 1235 PEON:! LANE, FOR 10T 19
BLOCK 19 WTNNEN ADPITI0N. Motion carried 5 aye roll call vote.
Mr. Mel Getten, 710 Highway 8101, pointed out a building on a map for
the area for which a subdivision waiver is requested by Playhouse Co.
Mayor Hilde said the Council has told Mr. Paul E. Johns that we woLld
never do anything like thin for him again unless it is a request for
replat of the entire parcel.
MOTION was made by Councilman Hunt, second by Councilman Johnson to
adopt RESOLUTION NO. 71-232, A RESOLUTION APPROVING THE SUBDIVISION
WAIVER OF LOT 1, BLOCK 2, PLAYHOUSE INDUSTRIAL PARK REQUESTED BY
PAUL E. JOHNS OF PLAYHOUSE CO., INC., 15831 HIGHWAY 955, SUBJECT TO
THE UNDERSTANDING THAT THE DEVELO`:ER PROVIDE UTILITY SERVICE STUBS
REQUIRED BY JACKING UNDER THE ROAD METHOD AND THAT THEY WILL ASSUME
THE RESPONSIBILITY FOR COST OF SAME, FURTHER, THAT THIS IS TO BE DONE
PRIOR TO APPROVAL OF THE SUBDIVISION WAIVER. Mo:lon carried 5 aye roll
call vote.
MOTION was made by Councilman Spaeth, second by Cou;tcilman Hintz to
adept RESOLUTION N0. 71-233, A RESOLUTION APPROVISG THE SUBDIVISION
WAIVER OF THAT PART OF GOVERNMENT Wit 6 & 7, SECT. 25 AS DESCR?BED ON
THE SURVEY (E. MEDICINE LAKE BLVD. b 24TH AVE. N.) REQUESTED BY ERNEST
M. LAGERSTROM, 2300 E. MEDICINE LAKE BLVD., SUBJECT TO THE FOLLOWING:
1) THE SU%DIVIDER SIL1LL SATISFY THE LANCASTER. LANE EASEMENT AND IF IT
IS NOT, THAT RIGHT-OF-WAY BE DEDICATED TO THE VILLAGE. (2) THAT THE
SUBDIVIDER WILL ASSUME ALL SERVICE CONNECTION COSTS RESULTING FROM THE
SUBDIVISION AND PROVIDE ALL UTILITY SERVICE STUBS FOR EACH PARCEL IF
THEY ARE NOT IN. riotivn cartivd, 5 aye roll call vote.
MOTION was made by Cowic:ilmen Spaeth, seconc: by Councilman Johnson to
adopt RESOLUTION NO. 71-234, A RESOLUTION ACCEPTING THE PLANS AND
SPECIFICATIONS FOR PROJECT 871-102,0-C1, CAVANAUGH ADDITION AND PROD.
868-160-C1, 34TH AVE. At XENIUM LANE IMPROVEMENT AND AUTHORIZE THE
ADVERTISEMENT FOR BIDS AT 10:00 A.M. JULY 151 1971. Motion carried
5 aye roll call vote.
RE: L . WI1-RM
SUBDIVISION WVR.
RES. N0. 71-230
SUBDIVISION WVR.
RESCINDED -
LULA WINNEN
RES. N0. 71-231
SUBDIVISION WVR.
GRANTED, L. WINNE
RE: SUBDIVISION
WAIVER* PLAYHOUSE
Amended 7/9/7'&)
RES. NO. 71-232
SUBDIVISION WVR.
GRANTED -
PLAYHOUSE CO.
RES. NO. 71-233
SUEDIVISION WAIVE_
GRANTED -
E. LAGERSTROM
RES. N0. 71-234
PLANS ACCEPTED
CAVANAUGH ADD. b
34TH AVE. PROJ'S.
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11OTION was made by Councilman Jdanaon, second,by Councilman Hunt to RES& NO. 71-235
adopt RESOLUTION N0. 71-235. A RwSOLUTION ACCEP':ING THE PLANS AND PL.%KS ACCEPTED
SPECIFICATION$ FOR PROJECT 171-1>,A JONQUIL !.ANE SEWER AND WATER JONQUIL LANE
INCLUDING 36TH AVENUE WATER MAIN FROM ZACHARY LANE TO JONQUIL LANE) PROJECT ;
AIM AUTHORIZE TRE ADVERTISM%W FOR BIDS AT 10:30 A.M., JULY 150 1971.
Motion carried 5 aye roll call vote.
Engineer Bonestroo explained,' that after investigation of the Jonquil
lane,project 4rea they will np't put in piling through the island to the
main 1pod. Ten feet of fill will be brought in and a ball -joint ptpe Amended 7/8/71)
in-LiALlation which %rill save about $50,000. Councilman Spaeth asked him if this method
assured holding up against settling or side pressure and he said yes. it would.
Ma),or P11de asked Ma ager Willis if he checked on the feasibility of
federal funding for' the Jonquil Lane project. Be said that federal funds
are': not presently available and they have a substantial backlog of appli-
cations waiting for approval for what funds are available. There would be
a two year wait befors'tt would be placed In the consideration range.
MDTION wrs made by Coun alman Johnson, 'second by Councilman Runt to RES. N0. 71-236
adopt RESOLUTION NO. 71-236, A RESOLUTION ACCEPTING THE P"OS AND PLANS ACCEPTED
SPECIFICATIONS FOR PROJECT i71 -098-H, 36TH AVENUE STZEET GRADING 36TH AVENUE
INCLUDES SIAEET RESTORATION FOR JONQUIL LAt:S PROJECT) AND AUTHORIZE GRADING
THE ADVERTISEMENT'F'JR BIDS AT 11:00 A.M., JULY 159 1971. Motion
carried 5 aye roll call vete.
With respect to the Niagara Lane Project #70-1,0,8-A Engineer Bonestroo RE: PROJECT
said #e want it recorded that this report was requested by Minneapolis 170-1,098-A
for these figurpi. Attorney Lefler said we had an improvement hearing NIAGARA LANE
for the people abutting the Improvement and another one would be ra-
quirdd if you wish to assess a larger area. Mayor Hilda suggested this
be referred back to the Manager to resolve the matter of assessing.
MOTION was mafie by Mayor Hilda, second by Councilman Hints that the
total assessment policy oto the Niagara Lane Improvement Project
170-100684 be resolved by the Village Manager. Motion carried,
unanimous vote.
Councilman Hunt suggested that the Vicksburg io eronmsat bi wrapped up
with this. Attorney Lefler said we may be able to work out a ccneider-
ation for Vicksburg right-of-way; we are not ready to work on this yet
with Minneapolis. Councilman Bunt commented that Vicksburg Lane is pro-
bably the single most important road in our village.
REPORTS BY OFFICERS, BOARDS b COMMITTFES
NOTION was made by Councilman Hunt, second by Councilman Johnson tc
adopt RESOLUTION NO. 71-237, A RESOLUTION TO SET THE PUBLIC HEARING
DATE FOR PROJECT 171-2,B KRAETZ LAKE STORM SEWER IMPROVEMENT ON AUGUST
186 19716 7130 P.M. (Location to be decided later). Motion carricd
5 aye roll call vote.
Councilman Spaeth said we are inti the Minnahsha Litershod'District and
we will have to submit our plan to them. I think they are talking
about water drainaR4 for this area. Out plan should be submitted to
them and if they want to, they have the authority to stip ue at any
time. They have to adopt their rules and regulations. Mayor KIde
RES. NO. 71-237
KRAETZ LAKE STOPM
SEWER HEARING DAT.
REt `IINNEHAHA
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said we can expect the Manager to say what we,should`)do. He should research
this and see who the,people were that were involved and wake'a report.
Councilwaa Spaeth said Mr. Jim Ringman is the Chairman of the Minnehahs
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Watershed Commission.
Mayor Hilda said the annual Board of Review will be attended by Coluxty REI BOARD OF
Assessor Johnson and Council who will suet in the Council chambers to REVIEW - 7:304.N.
review assessments wade this year. The Legislature has evade scab pro- JUNE 309 1971
posals and a bill that requires the local assessors to furnish adequate
notice to the residents of changes in their asseemonts. Manager Willis
aslikrt if the Council wants as a matter of ' policy to have the Anaessor
notify the people that then 'is a change in their valuation!
MOTION wasd by Mayor -'Hilda, second by Councilman Johnson to`adopt RES. N0. 71••238
RESOLUTION N0..-71-238,, A,RBSOLUTION DIRECTING THE MANAGER THAT ON OR NOTIFICATION OF
BEFORE 15 DAYS P,IOR TO TIM ANNUAL BOARD OF REVIEW THE VIU AG14 ASSESSOR WMET VALUE
SHALL NOTIFY BY WIL ALL PERSONS WHOSE MARKET VALUES HAVE BMW' -CHANCED CHANGES
BY HIM, DESPITE THE FACT THAT THE COUNTY ASSB;.SGR HAS NOT SUBali M
HIS CHANGES. Councilman Hunt said the Assesa3r better have the help to
do this. Mayor Hilda said it woula help the Assessor to publish a cross
Index with a street address in such a way that people can look and sae
what their assess ant was.
AMENDMENT to the above motion was made by Mayor Hilde, second by Council-
man Johnson that, FURTHER, DIRECT 'THE VILLAGES MANAGER TO CREATE A CROSS (Amended 7/b/71)
INDEX AND POST THE MARKET VALUATIONS AT TIE :VIIJ.AGE HALL EACR YEAR WHENEVER THEY HAVE
CHANGEDr, Manager Willis said you should be aware that you are adding
more work load on the staff and we will ba making for more,people to get,
It done right., Amendment passed, unanimous vote. MAIN motion carried,
5 aye roll call vote.
Manager Willis a4vised that the Green Oaks Homeowners Association requested
the Council to consider the acquirement of a small wild life refuge type RE: GREEN OAKS
park (two lots). He reviewed the previous discussion held on this. They ASSOCIATION PARK
wish to acquire it by fee title at their otu expense subject to the agree-
ment that when it become tax delinquent tt at the village will agree to
acquire it fox a park and the Homeowners vUl agree to mairktain it to
village standards to perpetuity. There aru $4651 in delinquent assess-
menty against this property and I recommend that the General Fund make
the necessary appropriation to pay the sewer and water funOLe The Home-
owners Association was represented by Mr.'Potte, 18130D 30% Ave. N. and
Mr. Anderson, 18230 30h Ave. N. Mr. Potts said we polled four members
and they agree to raise the money to purchase these lots and sign an
agreement for maintenance to perpetuity. lir. Anderson sari we have a
lot of help and want to save something that is worthwhile. A lengthy
discussion ensued on this subject.
MOTION was made by Councilman Mints, second by Councilman hunt that we
assure the Green ftks Homeowners Association that the Village agrees
to pick up the two parcels in question whoin they become tux delinquent
and the Manager shall include this it the budget next year. Mayor Hilde
said it should be the saw as Manager Willis' memo, instead of General
Favid, state Park Dedication Fund. Motion carried 5 aye roll call vote.
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said we can expect the Manager to say what we,should`)do. He should research
this and see who the,people were that were involved and wake'a report.
Councilwaa Spaeth said Mr. Jim Ringman is the Chairman of the Minnehahs
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Watershed Commission.
Mayor Hilda said the annual Board of Review will be attended by Coluxty REI BOARD OF
Assessor Johnson and Council who will suet in the Council chambers to REVIEW - 7:304.N.
review assessments wade this year. The Legislature has evade scab pro- JUNE 309 1971
posals and a bill that requires the local assessors to furnish adequate
notice to the residents of changes in their asseemonts. Manager Willis
aslikrt if the Council wants as a matter of ' policy to have the Anaessor
notify the people that then 'is a change in their valuation!
MOTION wasd by Mayor -'Hilda, second by Councilman Johnson to`adopt RES. N0. 71••238
RESOLUTION N0..-71-238,, A,RBSOLUTION DIRECTING THE MANAGER THAT ON OR NOTIFICATION OF
BEFORE 15 DAYS P,IOR TO TIM ANNUAL BOARD OF REVIEW THE VIU AG14 ASSESSOR WMET VALUE
SHALL NOTIFY BY WIL ALL PERSONS WHOSE MARKET VALUES HAVE BMW' -CHANCED CHANGES
BY HIM, DESPITE THE FACT THAT THE COUNTY ASSB;.SGR HAS NOT SUBali M
HIS CHANGES. Councilman Hunt said the Assesa3r better have the help to
do this. Mayor Hilda said it woula help the Assessor to publish a cross
Index with a street address in such a way that people can look and sae
what their assess ant was.
AMENDMENT to the above motion was made by Mayor Hilde, second by Council-
man Johnson that, FURTHER, DIRECT 'THE VILLAGES MANAGER TO CREATE A CROSS (Amended 7/b/71)
INDEX AND POST THE MARKET VALUATIONS AT TIE :VIIJ.AGE HALL EACR YEAR WHENEVER THEY HAVE
CHANGEDr, Manager Willis said you should be aware that you are adding
more work load on the staff and we will ba making for more,people to get,
It done right., Amendment passed, unanimous vote. MAIN motion carried,
5 aye roll call vote.
Manager Willis a4vised that the Green Oaks Homeowners Association requested
the Council to consider the acquirement of a small wild life refuge type RE: GREEN OAKS
park (two lots). He reviewed the previous discussion held on this. They ASSOCIATION PARK
wish to acquire it by fee title at their otu expense subject to the agree-
ment that when it become tax delinquent tt at the village will agree to
acquire it fox a park and the Homeowners vUl agree to mairktain it to
village standards to perpetuity. There aru $4651 in delinquent assess-
menty against this property and I recommend that the General Fund make
the necessary appropriation to pay the sewer and water funOLe The Home-
owners Association was represented by Mr.'Potte, 18130D 30% Ave. N. and
Mr. Anderson, 18230 30h Ave. N. Mr. Potts said we polled four members
and they agree to raise the money to purchase these lots and sign an
agreement for maintenance to perpetuity. lir. Anderson sari we have a
lot of help and want to save something that is worthwhile. A lengthy
discussion ensued on this subject.
MOTION was made by Councilman Mints, second by Councilman hunt that we
assure the Green ftks Homeowners Association that the Village agrees
to pick up the two parcels in question whoin they become tux delinquent
and the Manager shall include this it the budget next year. Mayor Hilde
said it should be the saw as Manager Willis' memo, instead of General
Favid, state Park Dedication Fund. Motion carried 5 aye roll call vote.
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Manager Willis introduced the Holly Lana)Dust Coat project andjsaid the
Council asked for an assessment policy. He and Engineer Rudrud met with
some of the people. He recommends Column H. of the Assessment R000rt,.
Eshibit A attached). Councilman Hunt said someone called and said they
cannot see spending this kind of money for only two or three months:
Mayor Hilda said now they are changing their minds again. Councilman
Hunt'iaid as far as duet coating is concerned w spent a lot of money on
W. Medicine Lake Blvd. and it was money down the dralu.., EaRtneer Rudrud
said he talked to the people who do not have,frontage and +everyone of
chem seem to want maintenance and the village to take s 9-01)stantial part
of it.
MOTION was made by Councilman Hints. second by C-;mcil•.wan )6t to leave
Holly Lanolin its extsting'condition. Motion carried S ayo vote.
Mayor. Hilda said the Planning Commission adopted the Section 12 Guide
Plan and the Council suggested we indicate that this is not an adopted
plan by the Village'.
Mayor Hilda` °s comments on this subject were as follows:
1. Planning 1/36th of Village without due concern and treatment of
rest of Village is poor planning.
2. Very high proportion: of multiples and I as in favor of a moratorium
on apartment developments which are outside of our guided areas
until:
a) Guide Pla"for entire village is complete.
b) Apartment study is completed and r*vlewed carefully by citizens$
Planning Cowlesion and Council.
3. We are plaw.ng correctly at this point:
a) Goals and objectives.
b) Hire Planning staff.
c) Planner complete Guide Plan (wvt paths, trails, sidewalks, etc.).
d) Adopt Thoroughfare Plan.
u) Develop Village storm sewer plan.
f) Develop Village water plan.
g) Develop Village sever plan.
RE: HOLLY LAME
IMVROVEMENT
RE: SECTION 12
GUIDE PLAN
MOTION was made by Mayor Hilda to adopt RESOLUTION NO. 71-239. A RESOLUTION
THAT THE VILLAGE COUNCIL DO NOT ADOPT THE SECTION 12 GUIDE PLAN AND THAT
THIS ACTION BE COMMUNICATED TO ALL INTERESTED PERSONS. Councilman Hunt
second the motion and added: THAT ANYTHING DONE UP TO THIS POINT NOT BE
PUBLIC INFORMATION AND THAT COPIES OF THE PROPOSED GUIDE PLAN NOT BE DIS-
TRIBUTED TO ANY PERSONS. Motion carried 5 aye roll call vote.
Councilman Spaeth said then we will cut everything off for two years. Mayor
Hilda clarified his intent. Councilman Hint: said he would personally litre
a moratorium on all apartments until we have a guide plan complete.
RBS. N0. ?1-239
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RESOL'JrWNS 6 ORDINANCES
With respect to amanding the ordinance to accept garbage in a sanitary RE: AMEND
land fill Councilman Johnson asked CounciLq Hints how he felt on this. ORDINANCE TO
He said he still tools we need a sanitary land fill in the village and ACCEPT rARBAGIE
If we, do not do it and select a proper place the State will cost in and IN Lars FILL SI:,
do it for us. Councilman Johnson said we have an ordinance that ex~
cludes garbage now, what is your feeling on garbage? Councilman Hints
said I feel there will bie a necessity for handling garbage. Maybe local
governments are not responsible to the requirements of their citizens'
needs. At this point I think vs are going to have a sanitary land fill
In Plymouth some place down the line. Councilsan'Johnson said the question
Is still about garbage. Mayor Hilda said the M& 61ei+6w.wwoa- . (Amended 7/8/71
mended we lave a place to dispose of refuse, junk, litter and trash only.
MOTION was m jde by Councilman Johnson, second by Councilman Hunt to deny Plt AMENDMENT
the amendment of the Villaga)Zoning Ordinance to accept garbage in
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sanitary landfill. Councilman Hints said we should go out for a pore
detailed study to know Ii we are taking the right type of action tonight.
Mayor Hilda said this does not indicate that we csznot institute a study
tomorrow but our staff is over burdened. I agree said Councilman Hind,
but our Planner could look at the overall plan. Motion rArried, 4 aye
roll call vote, Comcilsmn Spaeth abstained.
MOTION was made by Councilman Hints, second by Councilman Hunt direct-
ing the Manager to institute a study of sanitary land fills and present
a complete study to the Council somstime before the end of the year.
Attorney Lefler said under the Hennepin County Ordinance 01 there are.
two kinds of permits that they gan issue. One is limited to the general
public in the area and the other is unlimited. Councilman Hints preferred
the limited but said he would like it done both ways. Councilman Spaeth
preferred the limited but the Village would have to assume the land fill
because it would not be profitable to go into it and it would be prefer-
able for the citizens. Councilman Hints said it has been brought up
before, it seems we take negative steps and we should be mote positive,
but this is something we should bit taking up. Mayor Hilda said if you
all agree we can discuss this next: Monday. Councilman Hunt withdrew
his second and Councilman Hints withdrew the motion.
An amendment to the Zoning Ordinance to approve a Conditional Use
Permit for a Sporting Goods Store 4n a 8-3 Service Business District
was recommended for ,approval by Manager Willis.
MOTION was made by Cotincilman Hunt, second by Councilman Spaeth to
adopt ORDINANCE NO. 71-12, AN ORDIKWCR TO AMEND THE ZONING ORDINANCE
TO AMEND THE ZONING ORDINANCE OF THR VILLAGE OF PLYMOUTH RELAXING TO
USES BY CONDITIONAL PHRMIT IN TIM B-43 SERVICE BUSINESS DISTRICT TO
COVER A SPORTING GOODS STORE4, Motion carried S aye roll call vote.
LOTION was made by Councilman Johnson, second by Councilman Hunt to
adopt RESOLUTION N0. 71-240, A RESOLUTION APPROVING THE CONDITIONAL
USE PERMIT REQUESTED 81 MR. ALAN SHEIZWO 11510 WEST LAKEVIEW LANE,
MINN6TONKA, FOR A SPORIANG GOODS STOIE SULYECT TO THE FILING OF AN
APPLICATION BY HIM FOR HAMB AND PUBLICATION OF THE ABOVE ADOPTED
ORDINANCE N0. 71-12. Motion carried 5 aye roll call vote.
RB: SANITARY
T,AND FILL STUDY
RE: AMEND
ORDINANCE FOR
SPORTING GOODS
STORE IN B-3 ZONE
ORD. N0. 71-12
ABOVE AMENDMENT
APPROVED
RES. N0. %'-240
CONDITIONAL USE
PERMIT APPROVED,
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H)TION was made by Councilman Spaeth, sej:ond by Councilman Hunt to adopt 02D. NO. 71-13
ORDINANCE N0. 71-139 AN ORDINANCE AMENDING SECTION 2 OF CHAPTER VI OF AMEND SECT. 2
TILE VILLAGE CODE RELATING TO AMENDMENTS TO THE UNIFORM BUILDING CODE CONCERNING ROOFS
CONCERNING INSTALLATIONS OF PZCHANICAL EQUIPMENT ON ROOFS. Motion
carried S aye roll call vote.
Moyor Hilda preferred to take up the two lm endments to the Zoning
Ordinance regarding building heights at the June 28th meeting.
With respect to the resolution relating tp the Planning Commission
and Village Council Procedimas it was agreed to add Item 4 to, said
resolution,as suggested by Mayor Hilda.
LOTION was made by Councilman Johnson, sec3nd by Councilman Hunt to
adopt RESOLUTION NO. 71-2410 A RESOLUTION !MUTING TO PLANNING COM HK
ISS:ION AND VILLAGE COUNCIL PROCEDURES WITH THE ADDITION OF ITEM 4 AS
hOL10WS :
1#COPY OF THIS RESOLUTION S)KkL1. BE MAILED TO ALL DEVELOPERS KNOWN
TO BE ENGAGED IN BUSINESS WITHIN PLYMDUlH. AL1,30 ADDITIONAL COPIES
MADE AVAILABLE I14 THE VILLAGE HALL FOR TRE PUItPOSE OF DISSEMINATION
TO EVERYONE WHO 14AY BE Ai3: ECTED AND A COPY ALSO MADE AVAILABLE TO
ALL HOMEOWNER AS:OCIATION'S WITHIN PLYM ovni."
Motion carried 4 aye roll call votes, CouncElmam Spaeth voted nage.
MOT103 was made by Councilman Hintz, second by Coun_ilman Spaeth to
adapt RESOLUTION NO. 71-2429 A RESOLUTION A!"PROVING THE PASSAGE AND
COhTE2rr OF CHAPTER 5 7, LAWS OF 1971. Hots'cn carried S aye roll call
vote.
MOTION was made by Councilman Johnson, second by Councilman Hintz to
adopt (RESOLUTION NO. 71-243, A RESOLUTION AUrHOR;IZING THE MAYOR AND
MANAGER TO EXECUTE THE, AGREE?tENT CONCERNING 'URBAN CORPS CRIMINAL
JUSTICE INTERN PROGs M. Notion carried 5 aye roll call vote.
MOTION wao made by Councilman Hintz, second by Councilman Johnson to
adopt RESOLUTION N0. 71-244, A RESOLUTION APIIW!ING THE PARTICIPATION
IN THE AOBILE TELEPRINTER FOR POLICE CRUISERS PROGRAM FOR A PERIOD OF
FIVE 'If1EL%RS FOR A COST OF $157 PER UNIT OR A TOTAL OF $785 PER YEAR.
Motion carried 5 aye roll call vote.
MOTION was made by Councilman Hintt, second by Councilman Johnson to
adopt RESOLUTION NO. 71-245, rte RESOLUTION AUTHORIZING THE MAYOR AND
CLERK `M EXECUTE A COOPERATE (IONSTPUCTION AGREEMENT WITH THE STATE OF
MINNESOTI HIGHWAY DEPT. FOR HE RIGHT TURN ACCELERATION AND DECELERATION
LANE FCR THE PROJECT 171-8.A 1'ERNBROOK LANE IMPROVEMENT. Motion
carried S aye roll call vote.
The requeot to amend Zoning Oidinante Section 15, Subd. 5. P.6 to per-
mit a waiver of the minimum araia required for an 1-1 District when
such proposed district abutts ;sand i hown on the Comprehensive Guide
Plan whii:h requires that such parcels be 20 acres or more was instituted
because of the rezoning request submitted by Paul Zeltins which was re-
ferred to 1 -he Planning Commission and public fearing held June 16, 1971.
They recons ended approval.
RE: PROCEDURES
PLANNING COMK9
AND COUNCIL
RES. N0. 71-241
PROCEDURES FOR
COUNCIL AND
PLANNING COMM..
ADDITION
RES. N0. 71-242
APPROVED PASSAGE
b CONTENT OF'
CHAPTER 557
RES. NO. 71-243
CRIMINAL JUSTICE
PROGRAM AGREEMENT
RES. N0. 71-244
APPROVED MOBILE
TELEPRINTERS
RES. N0. 71-245
41GIlWAY DEPT,
AGREEMENT FOR
FERNBROOK LANE
RE: AMENDMENT TO
ORDINANCE ON I-1
DISTRICTS
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Planner Hergly'ps!' the guide piton has been referred to and used u a tool,
but in nary artoas of the village the guide plan covers small areps. Mayor
Hilde said vet should ignore the leltin request and go on the theory that
this may, cous'yi a number of times. Codrellmaut Spaeth said we should not
go into as area and,have it spot, zoned. Councilman Hunt said it may iso-
lateparcels on whish we may get into trouble on later. Mayor Hilde said
he could see these problems, a abide plan is not only a guide,plan, it is
your best eatimte of how land should bo wed at a particular point in
time. Howevore IN time goes on you can see things differently,, like East
Medicine Lake. The ordinance doss place a burden on the guide plan and I,
am worried about the NW to=ner (49 and 0494), that was on the edge of our,(Amended 7/8171)
guided am and dtd not get the good treatment that the bal"ce of our guide plan got.
But We did put Was in there and I think that will happea'a lot. So,
what happens you night, by virtue of this kind of waivers solidify this
type of, thing that should not be solidified.
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MOTION was made by Councilman Spaeth ghat we change the ordinance in accord-
ance with the memo of June 18, 1971 f:va the Manager. Councilman Hunt second
for discussion. Councilman Spaeth said it is guided I-1 and I do not think
It is being taken out of an area and isolating it. It rets another area
and is not set away from itself. Councilman Hunt said but you must remember
this ordinance affects the village. Mayor Hilda said if we begin to chop
things up into small parcels we are also adding to the burden of council on
these small matters and also administration. Councilman Spaeth said in
essence it says it should be 20 acres. Councilman Johnson said he is not
sure on the guiding of that area and Mayor Hilde said he was comfortable on
everything except the Northwest corner of 09.
Mr. Robert Dowden said I want to clarify one thing with regard to the 1969
and 1970 Central Plan. That area was restudied by the Planning Commission
and they recoamanded that the entire area be zoned I-1 except the Southerly
100' adjoining., between Fernbrook and the boundary of the Zeltin property.
Secondly, the area now zoned I-2 on the North end remain 1-2. Third, the
entire area was to be restudied and these are the results. Further, as
the attorney said, that the ordinance which restricts !t to twenty acres
has only - "or in addition if the land was adjacent to land guided for
I-1 or I-2". Motion failed, 4 nayes, Councilman Spaeth voted aye.
LICENSES b PERMITS
MOTION was made by Councilman Johnson, second by Councilman Hunt to
approve a Taxi Company License for Twin Town Taxi Company, 1427
Valley Drive, Burnsville, Minn. which Mr. Kenneth G. Reich will
operate. Motion carried 5 aye roll call vote.
MOTION was male by Councilman Hunt, second by Councilman Johnson to
approve a Taxi Drivers License for Kenneth G. Reich, 1427 Valley Drive,
Burnsville and Edvine Miglons, 305 W. Franklin Ave., Minneapolis.
Motion carried 5 aye roll call vote.
MOTION was made by Councilman Johnson, second by Councilman Spaeth to
approve the Small Disposal System License for Marty Bros., 9436 Quaker
Lane. Notion carried 5 aye roll call vote.
CC: TAXI COMPANY
LICENSE
RE: TAXI DRIVERS
LICENSE
RE: SMALL DIS-
POSAL SYSTEM
LICENSE
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MOTION was made by Councilman Spaeth, second by Councilman Hunt to approve RE: ON SALE
the On Sale Malt Liquor License renewals for Hampton Hills Golf Course, WALT LIQUOR
5315 Juneau Lane and Elm Creek Golf Course, Highway 055, Hamel. Motion LICENSES
carried 5 aye roll call vote.
C-.jo cilman Hunt asked the Manager to notify the Police Dept. about Citi- RE: COMPLAINTS
zon's complaints in regard to teenagers consuming and purchasing alcohol- HAMPTON HILLS
is beverages at the Hampton Hills Golf Course. (Amended 7/8/71)
MOTION was made by Councilman Spaeth second by Councilman Johnson to
approve the Off Sale Malt Liquor License renewal for Hampton, Hills Golf
Course, 5315 Juneau Lane. Potion carried 4 aye vote, Councilman Hintz
voted naye.
MOTION was made by Councilman Johnson, second by Councilman Spaeth to
approve the Off Sale Malt Liquor License for Horstman Dairy Store, 2.119B
Medicine Lake Drive. Motion csrried 5 aye roll call vote.
DISBURSEMENTS
MOTION was made by Councilman Johnson, second by Councilman Hunt to
adopt RESOLLTION NO. 71-246, A RESOLUTION APPROVING THE FOLLOWING
DISBURSEMENTS:
Regular Payroll - 23,233.35 - Period ending June 15, 1971
Payroll Correction - 233.56 - une 15, 1971
General Fund - 741,536.13 - June 21, 1971
Construction b
Sinking Fund - 3,066,591.56 June 21, 1971
Motion carried 5 aye roll call votes.
MISCELLANEOUS
MOTION was made by Councilman Hunt, second by -Councilman Hintz to hold
the first Council meeting in July on the Ath due to the Monday Holiday.
Miton carried, unanimous vote.
MOTION was made by Councilman Hunt, second by Councilman Johnson to
zdopt RESOLUTION N0. 71-247, A RESOLUTION APPROVING THE MANAGER'S DEC-
ISION TO HIRE MR. MARTIN OVERHISER AS DIRECTOR OF PLANNING 6 CO"eTUNI:TY
DEVELOPMENT FOR THE V[LLAGE OF PLYMOUTH EFFECTII F AUGUST 10 1971 AT
THE MONTHLY SALARY OF $1500. Motion carried 5 ave roll call vote.
Manager Hillis discussed Niagarn Lane north of County Road 46 and the
Circle Star development.. Engineer Bonestroo asks that we have a steep
grade and only 33' of rt ht-of-wny. it was suggented a cul de sac be
put in here to the houses and cemetery which he pointed out on a map,
thus blocking ac:eas from the Circle Star development onto old Niagara
Lane.
MOTION wag sande by Councilman hunt, second by Councilman Hunt to adopt
RESOLUTION V71-248, A RESOLUTION AUTHORIZING THE MANAGER TO WWER THE
PLAN FOR A ont mi SAC ON NIAGARA LANE Wi Tli OF COUNTY ROAD 06 WHICH
WIL16 PElUtIT ACCESS TO THE EXISTINC HOMES BUT TFRMINATF BEFnRE; REACHING
THE CIRCLE STAR PROJI1 CT. Motion carries! 5 aye roll call vote.
RE: OFF SALE
MALT LIQUOR
LICENSES
RES. #71-246
DISBURSLNENTS
REt JULY MEETING
RFS. 071-247
DIRECTOR OF
PLANNING 4
CO*1t DEVELOPMENT
RE: ACCESS TO
ALD NIAGARA LANE
RES. 1171-248
CUL DE SAC ON
NIAGARA
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Councilman Hintz said the drainage problem is quite serious at the rad
of a block in Cavanaugh Addition. A proposal Was received from Belgarde.
It was thought that additional work should be done other than the pro-
posal to just put in a ditch in there. Councilman Hintz would like to
see the village take a stringent stand on this and make sure Belgarde
does the job properly and also see the Village Manager work along with
the homeowners and Belgarde to see that this correction is made promptly.
MOTION was made by Mayor Hilda, second by Councilman Spaeth directing
the Manager to coordinate this whole project and develop a proper solu-
tion for these citizens. notion carried c aye vote.
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RE: BEI.OARDE
PROBLEM
The Northwestern Bell Telephone Company proposes a rate increase and will
hold a hearing before the To is Service Commission, 410 State Office Bldg.,
at 10:00 A.M., July 6, 1971
MOT10N wa's made by Councilman Hintz, second by Councilman Johnnon to
adjourn at 12:30 AAM.
Village glerk
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