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Home My WebLink AboutCity Council Minutes 04-03-1972I REGUTAR COUNCIL MEETINGAIINUWOFA' PLYKXM' MIKNESOTA April -3, 1972 A\ regular meeting of the Plymouth Village Council was called to orderby Mayor Hilde at 7:3S p.m. on April 3, 1972. PRESENT:) Mayor Hilde,',touncilmen,Spaeth, Hunt and Neils, Manager Willis, Engineer Rudrud, Planner Oveihiser, Attorney Lefle, and Engineer Olson,of Bonestroo's.; ABSENT:; Councilman Seibold PETITIONS, REQIESTS & Caft NICATIONS Milt Bruflodt, Route % Box S27, Excelsior, appeared before RE: CONTINI3M'AL CON - Council to represent petitioner and present proposal. Eighteen TRACMRS, INC. - SITE petitions frum residents were received requesting Council to re- PLAN APPROVAL (A -26S) zone the Schiebe, Super Value -and Continental Contractors parcels Item 4.A back to R-0. MOTION was made by>Councilman Spaeth, seconded by Councilman Hunt, that the site plan be approved but with no more than eight units per acre. The question was brought up as to whether or not the general development plan contained a density clause. Mayer Hilde suggested deferring the matter until member of'staff could obtai-1 copy of ordinance. NOTION was made by Councilman Spaeth, seconded by Councilman RES. NO. 72-110 Hunt, to adopt RESOLUTION NO. 72-110, A RESOLUTICIN APPROVING TVISTIOR & TbImm- UIE SUBDIVISION AND CONSOLIDATION OF LOTS 1 & 2' Block 1 RATION APPROVED - Elmhurst Fleights, subject to the following condition: that Franklin T. Morris petitioner provide all the extra hook-ups at his cost; atW Item 4.0 damage,to the street, new stubs, re -location of sewer and water lines, shall all be at petitioner's expense. Motion carried roll call vote all ayes. 1WION was made by Councilman Spaeth, seconded by Councilman RES. NO. 72-111 hunt, to adopt Resolution NO, 71-111, A RESOLUTION APPROVING LI - IM SUBDIVISION AND CONSOLIDATION OF LOTS 11, 120 13, Block DATION APPROII.D - b, Schi,ebe's Highland View Addition. Motion carried roll call Donald Stotts represent- irote all ayes. ing Dura Properties Item 4.D ' M710N was made by Councilman hunt, seconded by Councilman Neils, RES. NO. 72-112 to adopt RETLUTIaN NO. 72-1421, A RESOLLITTON APPROVING THE, APPMD IMM FOR RE -QUEST POR CONSOLIDATION % ALL DETACMD PARCELS WITDIN THE CONSOLIDATION OF ALL AMIA OP 111E MINI -RA K, as prepared by the staffi Motion DI; ACHED PARCELS WITHIN carried roll call vote all ayes. rMU OF MINI -PARK Item 4X DIM'ItIN % !4 made by Cotmei "Imut Hunt weeded by Couttci loran RES. N0. 72-113 Spaoth, tt attopt RI:SOL TION NO, 72-113, A RE.SOLMION APPROVING APPROVE'1REQiUEW FOR R ,jr-sr FFR UT1LI`CY EASEMENt VACMON by Jovri)t Harr.ftton, VrTLITY CEMENT VACATION as propared by the statf. Mation carried roll call vote all Jerry Barrington ayes• Item 4.F I I. r JI 0 8 0 Page 2, April 3, X1972, Regular Meeting MOTION was made by Councilman Neils,,seconded by Councilman Spaeth, to 'adopt RESOLUTION N0, 72-114,1A RESOLUTION APPROVING FAZENDIN PARK SECOND ADDITION FINAL, PIAT AND ADDMW 91 TO THE SUBDIVISION DEb'ELOPMIENT tCON:KA2I' A- 220, as prepared by the staff. Motion carried roll call vote all aye.',)° MOTION was made by Councilman Hunt, seconded by Councilman, Spaeth, to adopt RESOWTION NO, 72-115, A RESOLUTION APPROVING RAQUEST OF LEONARD BUSal FOR .CONDDITIONAL USE PERMIT FOR MOBILE IE, as prepared by bie staff. Motion carried roll call vote all ayes. Dick Stewart, 18S30 29th Avenue N., appeared before the Council and discussed NSP rate question. Warren Johnson, Mlmicipal Contact man in North District for NSF presented information on rate increase. Mayor Hilde requested the staff,to verify the alleged facts that Mr. Stewart and W, Johnson brought to the Council and get back with reports, Councilman Neils stepped away from the table during this item of business, Manager Willis indicates: that the ordinance that (adopted the change in rezoning does not mention a development plan or density and that discussions that led up to it in the minutes are also silent on density. Planner Overhiser indicated it was never officially made part of the rezoning. Official zoning is B-4, R-3 and R-4, a1WION was made by Councilman Spaeth, seconded by Councilman Hunt, that the site plan be approved but not with the present density, Councilman Hunt amended the motion, secondFql by - Councilman Spaeth, that the site plan be revised and brought down within the scope of not to exceed eight units per acre, Motion withdrawn, RES.- NO, 72-114 AFFMM NPARK 2ND ADDITION FINAL PLAT AtMNI)UM #1 TO SUBDIV, DEV. COrll'RACr (A- 220) Item 4.G . RES. NO, 72-115 FOR CONDITIONAL USE PERMIT FOR M 09ILE' HM - Lennard Busch, Item 4,H RE: NSP ELECTRIC RATES Item 4.I RE OONTINENTAL CON- TRACMRS, INC. - SITE PLAN APPWIAL CA MOTION was made by Cotwcilman Hunt, seconded by Councilman Spaeth, that the present site plan be denied but that the project be looked at as a community unit project and a new site plan, be presented with density not to exceed eight units per acre. Motion failed roll call vote, with Mayor dilde and Councibnan Neils voting nays and Cowicilmen Mutt and Spaeth aye, MOTION was made by (4uncilman Neils, seconded by Councilman Hunt, a proving the proposed site plan subject to following conditions: 1 Taking the 50' setbacks and underground garages as reasonable satisfaction of the transition criteria with no density credits for the garage areas; 2) that the 27' of right-of-way for 101 be taken out of the gross parcel area and not be used in computing the allowable density; and 3) that because of the traffic load imposed here 19th Avenue needs additional right-of-way for a collector street --is now 601 --our standard for collector street additional 20' of right-of-way, to come out of the:ross parcel area; and 4) that building 9 beLig located entirely within the R-4 parcel n Dick Stewart, 18S30 29th Avenue N., appeared before the Council and discussed NSP rate question. Warren Johnson, Mlmicipal Contact man in North District for NSF presented information on rate increase. Mayor Hilde requested the staff,to verify the alleged facts that Mr. Stewart and W, Johnson brought to the Council and get back with reports, Councilman Neils stepped away from the table during this item of business, Manager Willis indicates: that the ordinance that (adopted the change in rezoning does not mention a development plan or density and that discussions that led up to it in the minutes are also silent on density. Planner Overhiser indicated it was never officially made part of the rezoning. Official zoning is B-4, R-3 and R-4, a1WION was made by Councilman Spaeth, seconded by Councilman Hunt, that the site plan be approved but not with the present density, Councilman Hunt amended the motion, secondFql by - Councilman Spaeth, that the site plan be revised and brought down within the scope of not to exceed eight units per acre, Motion withdrawn, RES.- NO, 72-114 AFFMM NPARK 2ND ADDITION FINAL PLAT AtMNI)UM #1 TO SUBDIV, DEV. COrll'RACr (A- 220) Item 4.G . RES. NO, 72-115 FOR CONDITIONAL USE PERMIT FOR M 09ILE' HM - Lennard Busch, Item 4,H RE: NSP ELECTRIC RATES Item 4.I RE OONTINENTAL CON- TRACMRS, INC. - SITE PLAN APPWIAL CA MOTION was made by Cotwcilman Hunt, seconded by Councilman Spaeth, that the present site plan be denied but that the project be looked at as a community unit project and a new site plan, be presented with density not to exceed eight units per acre. Motion failed roll call vote, with Mayor dilde and Councibnan Neils voting nays and Cowicilmen Mutt and Spaeth aye, MOTION was made by (4uncilman Neils, seconded by Councilman Hunt, a proving the proposed site plan subject to following conditions: 1 Taking the 50' setbacks and underground garages as reasonable satisfaction of the transition criteria with no density credits for the garage areas; 2) that the 27' of right-of-way for 101 be taken out of the gross parcel area and not be used in computing the allowable density; and 3) that because of the traffic load imposed here 19th Avenue needs additional right-of-way for a collector street --is now 601 --our standard for collector street additional 20' of right-of-way, to come out of the:ross parcel area; and 4) that building 9 beLig located entirely within the R-4 parcel I I. Page 3, April'3,1972, Regular Meeting would be taken out of the R-4,area and that the allowed numl)er of units on the net area remaining be computed according w,thel standard ordinance provisions. NVTIONI was made by Councilman Hunt, seconded by Mayor,Hilde, to antead the motion, as follows: that when the developer has mot the conditions of this criteria, he will return to the Council, using a a new site plan. Councilman Spaeth suggested the Planner include ga;rLage" as one of tie things developer would have to meet. Mayor,: Hil& and Councilman Hunt voted aye, Councilman Spaeth naye, with Councilman Neils abstaining. Roll -call vote on motion 1s amended failed, with Mayor I-lilde and Councilman Neils voting aye and Council- men Hunt and Spaeth rwye. NOTION was made by Councilman Neils, seconded by Councilman Spaeth, that the proposed site plan be referred back to the Planning Commis sioti with the guidance to the Planning Cammis'sion. that the town- house porton is acceptable; that the aforementioned right-of-way of,20' to 25' should be dedicated for those streets; that the garage concept is acceptable; and remain#g units in R-4 be limited to 60 units. Nietion passed on roll call vote 3 ayes, Mayor Hilde voting naye. NOTION was made by Comicilman Hunt, seconded by Counciiman Spaeth, to adopt RESOLUTION NO, 727-116t A RESOLU`T'ION APPROVING 'f SITF. PLAN OF SUPER VALU STORES, INC., AS PER STAFF RfCOINDI iATIOh. MOTION to amend was made by Councilman Hunt, seconded by Council- man Spaeth, to add a 4th condition to the resolution, ks follows: that a performance bond or other auitab:e assurance be provided to insure landscaping, Motion carried all ayes. Roll call vote on,main motion, 3 ayes, Councilman Spaeth nage. Carried. Mayor Hide called a recess at 9:40 p.m. Meeting was called back to order at 9:5S p.m; WHON was made by Councilman Hunt, seconded b• Councilman Neils, to award insurance toverage to the low bidder, as per staff reccmen+iation. Motion failed on roll call vote with three naye votes and Councilman Hunt voting aye, NOTION by Mayor Nilde, seconded bi Councilman Noils, directing the staff to develop a diffeMent basis of bidding based uptm reasonable experiences that we have had .in the commmity for the bast several years, with the possibility of the 4 xperience that other communities have had as well, so that the new bids can be evaluated on the basis aofre oneble loss experience and the dividends that would apply to that experience, Motion carried all ayes, 3 I. Page 3, April'3,1972, Regular Meeting would be taken out of the R-4,area and that the allowed numl)er of units on the net area remaining be computed according w,thel standard ordinance provisions. NVTIONI was made by Councilman Hunt, seconded by Mayor,Hilde, to antead the motion, as follows: that when the developer has mot the conditions of this criteria, he will return to the Council, using a a new site plan. Councilman Spaeth suggested the Planner include ga;rLage" as one of tie things developer would have to meet. Mayor,: Hil& and Councilman Hunt voted aye, Councilman Spaeth naye, with Councilman Neils abstaining. Roll -call vote on motion 1s amended failed, with Mayor I-lilde and Councilman Neils voting aye and Council- men Hunt and Spaeth rwye. NOTION was made by Councilman Neils, seconded by Councilman Spaeth, that the proposed site plan be referred back to the Planning Commis sioti with the guidance to the Planning Cammis'sion. that the town- house porton is acceptable; that the aforementioned right-of-way of,20' to 25' should be dedicated for those streets; that the garage concept is acceptable; and remain#g units in R-4 be limited to 60 units. Nietion passed on roll call vote 3 ayes, Mayor Hilde voting naye. NOTION was made by Comicilman Hunt, seconded by Counciiman Spaeth, to adopt RESOLUTION NO, 727-116t A RESOLU`T'ION APPROVING 'f SITF. PLAN OF SUPER VALU STORES, INC., AS PER STAFF RfCOINDI iATIOh. MOTION to amend was made by Councilman Hunt, seconded by Council- man Spaeth, to add a 4th condition to the resolution, ks follows: that a performance bond or other auitab:e assurance be provided to insure landscaping, Motion carried all ayes. Roll call vote on,main motion, 3 ayes, Councilman Spaeth nage. Carried. Mayor Hide called a recess at 9:40 p.m. Meeting was called back to order at 9:5S p.m; WHON was made by Councilman Hunt, seconded b• Councilman Neils, to award insurance toverage to the low bidder, as per staff reccmen+iation. Motion failed on roll call vote with three naye votes and Councilman Hunt voting aye, NOTION by Mayor Nilde, seconded bi Councilman Noils, directing the staff to develop a diffeMent basis of bidding based uptm reasonable experiences that we have had .in the commmity for the bast several years, with the possibility of the 4 xperience that other communities have had as well, so that the new bids can be evaluated on the basis aofre oneble loss experience and the dividends that would apply to that experience, Motion carried all ayes, RIB, N0. 72-116 PLAN - SUPER. VALU SPORES, INC. (A -26S), item 4.B RE: INSURANCE OVERAGE Item 4.J Norio was magic by Coivicilmm Spaeth, secconued by Councilman Neils, that we take an experience rating with the loss ratio on it; set up a criterAa for Lidding t%)at would consider reasonable loss ratio, consido, r the divide.d s, the mount that ioould be involved, and the net premium that would result from that loss experience and guaranteed. 3 RIB, N0. 72-116 PLAN - SUPER. VALU SPORES, INC. (A -26S), item 4.B RE: INSURANCE OVERAGE Item 4.J Norio was magic by Coivicilmm Spaeth, secconued by Councilman Neils, that we take an experience rating with the loss ratio on it; set up a criterAa for Lidding t%)at would consider reasonable loss ratio, consido, r the divide.d s, the mount that ioould be involved, and the net premium that would result from that loss experience and guaranteed. i Page 4, April 3, 1972, Regular N dk-e-t ing ; IJ Motion carried all ayes, - Mayor Hilde indicated that rhesta:'f will develop a reasonable'exPeri- erne,basin for the bids. MOTION was made by Coleacilman Spaeth, seconded by Councilman Hunt, PI : DEEP WELL #3 - to defer awarding &e bid for Deep Well 0 - Project No: 209 - PR0JEC "N0,: 209 to the low bidder, Layne Minnesota Company, and directing the DEFERRED AWAR~ING staff to investi6ate the qualifications of Layne Minnesota, ,ODNrRACr Companyla31d resort by the next meeting, Motion carried all ayes. Item 4,K r:cION was,mde by Councilman Spaeth, seconded by Councilman Neils, RES. NO. 72-117 0. to adopt rikMLUTI0N NO, 72-1170 A RESOLUTION APPROVING lit LEASE REE•• AGREEWNT WITH W. OLIVET UMWRAN CHURCH FOR FIRE STATION NO, 2 MW WITH Mr. 0L11IET and ?...thori z ing the Mayor and Pr to execute s. , Motion LUIIERAN CEIIRCH FOR carried roll call vote all ayes, FIRE STATION N0. 2 Item ,;.N MOTION was made by Mayor Hilde, seconded by Councilman Hunt, to-) RES. N06 72-118 adopt RESOLUTIO?_,) NO. 72-118, A RESOLUTION APPOINTING TIIE FOLLOWING APPOTNIMENTS T INDIVIDUALS TO Tim H11M1N RIGHTS Q0IM1ISS10N: HLWN RIGtIrS 041IS Name Tenni SION AND RE - Karen Cuthbertson J\ January 31, 197S Item, E,PPOINIMEMiS John Rogers January 31, 1975 and re -appointment of the following: N!_ Term Expires Ronald V. Kelly January 31, 1973 Vance DeMond `Ianuary 31, 1974 William Dudley January 31, 1975 Kenneth Giere January 31, 1974 William Leeper, Jr. January 31, 1974 Patricia Roth January 310 1973 Notion carried all ayes, MOTION was made by Councilman Spaeth, seconded by Councilman Hunt, to adopt RESOLUTION N0, 72-121, A RESOLUTION APPROVING PAYMENT OF 31,160.00 to the City of Minneapolis for the Niagara Right -of - Way, as per staff recomygndatien. Motion carried roll cell vote all ayes, MOTION was made by Councilman Spaoth, seconded by Councilman Hunt, to adopt RESOLUTION N0, 72-122, A RESOLU'T'ION ACCEPTING THF PRE- LIMINARY REPORT SUPPLD-INT for Project No. 134, and ORDERING A PUBLIC INIPRO'.+EAUM' HEARING for 7:30 p^, April 17, 1972, as per staff recommendation, MOTION was made by Mayor Hilde, seconded by Cousicilman Spaeth, to amend the resolution to request pprior to the public improve- ment hearing a fiscal and legal reviewf4 Motion carried all ayes, Roll call vote on resolution as wiendN carried all ayes. RES, NO, 72-121 APPROVE W `PO CITY OF MIhT1EMLIS R NIAGARA LAIC RIGrC-OF-WAY Item 4.L RES, N0, 72-122 ACCEPTINCIMMINARY REPORT SUPPL.FJ ENT - PRO,.TECT NO, 134 and ORMR PUBLIC IMPROVE- MENT HRARING Item 4,M N1)TION was made by Councilman Neils, seconded by Councilman Spaeth, to amend the motion by deleting the words "and furniture establish- ments". Amendment failed 3 naye vote. Roll call vote on oriy+-'nal motion carried 3 aye votes, with Councilman Neils voting naye. MDTION by Councilman Hunt, seconded by Councilman SPaeL%, that the staff be directed to pursue the particular application regarding the property in light of having it be one project to complete the parcel concept vnd the area next to) the lake could be preserved as a greenstrip area. Motion carried 01 ayes. T4s. Snyder spoke to the Council and indicated that the company couldn't be expected to buy both pieces of land. Mr. and Mfrs. Snyder will meet with Manager Willis and Planner Overhiser, The Council scheduled a joint meeting with the Planning Commission and the staff for 7:00 p.m. April 24, 1972. Pete 'Thomsen of the Park and Pecreation Advisory Commission will discuss this at the mc eting arith the Council April 24. After a lengthy discussion of this matter, the staff was instructed by the Council to re-dra-rt the proposed procedures whereby zoning mild be granted bused upon a general development plan and not a detailed final site plan. This maitter will be discus3ed at the study sest ion Page 5,, April 3, 1972, Regular Meeting at 9:1S a.m. MInION was made by Councilman Hunt, seconded by Councilman Neils, RES, N0. 72-123 to adopt RESOLUTION NO, 72-1230 A RESOLUTION ACCEPTING THE PROPOSAL STA Village OF1M E STATE OF MINNESOTA TO PAY $91,100.53 FOR ASSESSMENTS LEVIED STATE HIGHWAY DEPART- AS 'RESULT OF CENTRAL AREA STREET, STORM SEWER AND WATER PROJECTS MENT ASSESSMENTS AN6 DELETING THE LEVIES WITH RESPECT TO Plat 43728, Parcel 550, Item 4.0 as her staff recommendation. Motion carried roll call vote all ayes. MfOTIQN was made by Mayor, seconded by Councilman Hunt, to direct RE: PUBLIC HARING the staff, with special input from the Guide Plan staff, to thor- BA&SETT CREEK WATER- oughly review the Bassett Creek Flood Control Management Plan SHED NMGEMENT PLAN and advise the Council in 'ample time prior to the public hearing Ltem S.A to allow repres6ntatives ofthe Council to take an intelligent and informed position on behalf of Plymouth. Mbtion carried all ayes. secondetNp'TIOv nvas made by Counciltani by Councilman Spaeth, that RE: Sr. PAUL PACKAGE the Village Manager be instructed to obtain a legal opinion of the FURNITURE & CARPET reasonableness of permitting furniture and carpet establishments CO. STAFF/PLANNIN% in the B-3 Service Business District by Conditional Use Permit CGMISSION DIRECTION under the current Section 13, Subdivision 3, paragraph 13 or by Item S.B amending she Zoning Ordinance to specifically list carpet and fur- niture establishments as a permitted conditional use within the B-3 district. N1)TION was made by Councilman Neils, seconded by Councilman Spaeth, to amend the motion by deleting the words "and furniture establish- ments". Amendment failed 3 naye vote. Roll call vote on oriy+-'nal motion carried 3 aye votes, with Councilman Neils voting naye. MDTION by Councilman Hunt, seconded by Councilman SPaeL%, that the staff be directed to pursue the particular application regarding the property in light of having it be one project to complete the parcel concept vnd the area next to) the lake could be preserved as a greenstrip area. Motion carried 01 ayes. T4s. Snyder spoke to the Council and indicated that the company couldn't be expected to buy both pieces of land. Mr. and Mfrs. Snyder will meet with Manager Willis and Planner Overhiser, The Council scheduled a joint meeting with the Planning Commission and the staff for 7:00 p.m. April 24, 1972. Pete 'Thomsen of the Park and Pecreation Advisory Commission will discuss this at the mc eting arith the Council April 24. After a lengthy discussion of this matter, the staff was instructed by the Council to re-dra-rt the proposed procedures whereby zoning mild be granted bused upon a general development plan and not a detailed final site plan. This maitter will be discus3ed at the study sest ion to be held at 9:1S a.m. Saturday, April 8, 1972 at the Village Hall. RE.: VILLAGE GUIDE PLAN - Item SX RE: PARD $ FEMATION ADVT ,"ZORY CG t 1I ' ONS RECOMMENDATION FOR 42500 CONTRIBUTION Item S.F RE, PROPOSED PRO- CEDURAL CHANGES IN ZONING ORDINANCE Item S.G RE: PERSONNEL POLICY AND POSITION %'JLASSI- HICATION PLAN Item S.H MI I r Page 6, April % 1972, Regular Meeting NMION was made by Councilman Hunt, seconded by Councilman Spaeth,,to adopt RESOLUTION NO, 72-124, as follows: The Council of the Village of Plytwth hereby authorizes the use of a magnetic tape recorder to fully record all Council meetings subject to the following: 1. All,official Council meetiAgs shall be fully recorded. Such recordings shall not tie deemed to be part of the official Council minutes. 20 'All tapes shall be preserved,by the Village Clerk for a period of tuv years, unless otherwise directed by the Council, I , 3, Official Council minutes shall continue to be kept by the Clerk and approved by the Council. These minutes shall reflect all actions taken by the'Council in such a fashion as to clearly represent the nature and intent of actions taken by the Council , , 4)tion passed roll call vote all ayes, NDTION was made by Councilman Hunt, seconded by Councilman Neils, to adopt RESOLUTION NO, 72-12S, A RESOLUTION APPRWING NEW CIGARETTE LICENSES for "At the Lake Apartments", Ryerson Steel Company and Plymouth Public Works Building. Motion passed roll call vote all ayes. MOTION was made* by Councilman Htmt, seconded by Councilman Neils, to adopt RESOLUTION N0, 72-126, A RESOLUTION APPROVIM: GARBAGE LICENSE RENEWALS for Rackliffe's and Nistler Rubbish Removal, Motion carried roll call vote all ayes. MOTION was made by Councilman Hunt, seconded by CouncilrVin Neils, to adopt RESOLUTION NO. 72-127, A RESOLUTION APPROVING WE11, DRILLER LICENSE RENMALS for Stevens Well Drilling Company, Don Stodola's, Pumarlo Well Company and E. H. Rermer & Sons, Ing. Motions carried roll call vote 6,11 ayes, MOTION was made by Camcilman Spaeth, seconded by Councilman tkmt, to adopt RESOLUTION N0, 72-128,: RESOLUTION APPOINTING Warren Chapman to fill a vacancy on the Board of Zoning Adjustment as ,he liaison representative from the Planr.-.,A ' Commission, Motion passed all ayes. NATION was made by Councilman Hunt, seconded by Councilman Spaeth, to adopt RESOLUTION NO, 72-1290 A RESOLUTION APPOINTING Harold S. Swofford, Jr. to fill a vacancy on the Board of Zoning Adjustment for a term expiring January 31, 1974, Motion passed all ayes, Mmiager Willis will check into scheduling the joint meeting with the N1inuietonka City Council for the 18, 19 or 20th of April. Meeting adjourned at 12:20 p.m. ureaion, RES, NO. 72-124' I IQTES Item 6 n RES. NO, 72-12S APPROVING NEW CIG4RETPE LICENSFS Item 7,A RES, NO, 72-126 APPRDVING GE LICENSE RENEWALS Item 73 RES, NO. 72-127 APMMIWIM DRILLER LICENSE RENEWALS Item 7,C RES, N0. 72-128 BOARD OF ZONING ADJUSTATM AS LIAISON Item 8.8 RES, N0, 72-129 APPOININIERrMFBOARD OF ZONING AIUUSTWM Harnl.d S. Swof.!ord,Jr. Item 8,C RE: JOIN MELTING W1111 MLNT'pTONKA CITY aLINCIL Item 9,A I r, RES, NO. 72-124' I IQTES Item 6 n RES. NO, 72-12S APPROVING NEW CIG4RETPE LICENSFS Item 7,A RES, NO, 72-126 APPRDVING GE LICENSE RENEWALS Item 73 RES, NO. 72-127 APMMIWIM DRILLER LICENSE RENEWALS Item 7,C RES, N0. 72-128 BOARD OF ZONING ADJUSTATM AS LIAISON Item 8.8 RES, N0, 72-129 APPOININIERrMFBOARD OF ZONING AIUUSTWM Harnl.d S. Swof.!ord,Jr. Item 8,C RE: JOIN MELTING W1111 MLNT'pTONKA CITY aLINCIL Item 9,A I