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MINUTES OF A RE1ULAR COUNCIL MEETING
PLYMOUTH, MINNESOTA
April 17, 1972
A regu ar meeting of the Plymouth Village Council was called to order
by MayJr Hilde at 7:35 p.m. on April 17, 1972.
PRESENT: Mayor Hilde, Councilmen Spaeth, Hunt, Neils & Seibold
Manager Willis, Engineeir Rudrud, Planner Overhiser,
Consultant Engineer Bonestroo, Glenn Cook.
The fifth grade class from Greenwood Elementary School
was present to present, to,the Council a resolution
allowing mini -bikes to drive on the shoulders 'of. roads.
rim Olson, Steven Vieau and Chris Doyle addres:,ed the
Council on behalf of the group. Manager Willis; ex-
plained that the State or Minnesota :traffic regulations
prohibit the use of motorcycles (including motoar miiii-
bikes) from the roars unless one is a licensed operator.
Mrs. Norma Darsky (the teacher with the group of stu-
dents) indicated they had two alternate siggestons:
1) try making some more trails o: 2) do s)mething about
making it a State law that mini -bikes would be allowed
on the shoulders of roads. Mayor Hilde, in answer to
the first sugg.nstion, explained that the Village dues
have a Guide Plan that is presently being designed that
will inc'kade a combination of path -sidewalk -trail sys-
tems within the Village. Council was not in favor of
thu second suggestion.
MOTIC, was made by Councilman Neils, seconded Ly Council-
man hunt, that the petition be denied and that the
Council direct the 'park and Recreation Advisory Commis-
sion to investi-gate the iaossibi l ity of setting aside
some trail areas in an undcvc.loped pari: for the use of
mini -bikes, Motion carried all ares.
MOTION was made by Councilman Seibold, soc:onded by
Councilman Bunt, that the Council direct i:he Part: and
Recroation Advisory Commissio,ti to set up an active
trails committee (also participate with other trails
conuaittoen) composed of •ne member of the Park and
Recreation Adviscry Com)r , ssion and as mart , c,it iWens as
they des i ve to i rues tigo and do somethinR about the
trail wyste;m in %Rmouth. Motion carried u11 ayes.
MINUTES
N1onON was made by Coclnc i lman Su ihold, seconded by
Councilman Il1arit, to approv) the mir utes of March G,
1972. Motion v.arr icd, ,nit. ayes.
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RE: GREENWOOD
ELEM, FIFTH
GRADERS REQUF,ST
THAT MINI -BIKES
BE ALLOWED ON
SHOULDERS OF ROADS,
Item 4
118: Minutos
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MOTION was made by Courellman''Hunt, seconcl,ed by RE: Minutes
Councilman Seibold, to approvl\, the minutes' of Mar%h MARCH 20, 1672
20, 1972. Motion carried', all gyes. 1 Item S.B
MOTION was made by Councilman 'bold, seconded by RE:'Minutes
Councilman Hunt, to approve the minutes of April 3 APRILS 1971
1972. Motion carried, all ayes.. Item S.0
PUBLIC IMPROVEMENT 141BARING RE PUBLIC < < PROVE -
IMENT HEARING
Manager Willis explained to the cl4izen\
inaccofdance
he parpose Water 6 Sewer - 6th
of a public hearing, notices publ',shed Ave. N. West
with State requirements, periodic'discussiias a, the Frontage Road.
Village Council table; the second ,'oublic he, in,when Item 6
the Council will again hear from t e people L'Qnc'xrned
and, then meet again toadopt a special assessm-envy roll.
raga eer Ru rud made his presentati bn of the;pipp,sed
project showing slides of the area.! Mayor Hilde,,,tx- ;
Dined fully the payment of assesslents if the py-
jpe;t is ordered and the important dt tes to remember tc.'
avt,id paying interest on u;necial ass essments'.
MayoIr Hilde opened the public hearin at 8:30 p.m.
Karl McLeister S. J. Groves Sons ,1'Co. - indicated y'hat they had sent
a letter requesting that they bo givo the opportunity , oUSiving, the
Vill;r, a an eattement along 6th Avenue I or sewer and water rct her than
open tt,p 6th Avenue; and would like co see 6th Avenue va.attid.,
Robert Brenny, Premier Realty. Would (like to vacate the parcel but give
the Village the required easements to )ut in utilities. Which orae?
6th Ave iue , Would like to have it vac ited and , give yo:, wo'intevnr ease-
eunts yvu would require; and Lancaster Lanc from 6th to 8th and 8th to
0th vacyted.
cttt Gustafson - 8th Avenue N. Asked 4iich area Mr. Brenny, was inter-
es%od in hiving vacated, Is he interested in having the 6th Avenue on
your map t`ac:ated? Would the residents i djoining the sewer and water
maitrs he i oquirod to hook tap? Manager 1f ill is indicated that 4 f they
halm- the storvic:e to their property, they would have to hook up within
30 months for water and 24 months for tie sewer. Would he be assessed
for f aontag t? (Lot 13.) Councilman Spaeth thought he might, be ,.assessed
from both s, Oes . 4
Gary Carlsori - corner of 6th Avenue and dMinty Road 18. Assassed both
sides? Gone ally the short side and the long side less 1701,
Richard tiordot - WoUld like to go on record as boing strongly in favor
of this pro j oet.
Scott Gustt,fwl - My mother and l would bei interested inr. g on r be e,rd
as being op,)osc l to the improvo::,ent boe;.iu;IQ we do not nod' 3 t %
Mayor Hildo %1losod the public hearing at 8:40 p.n, .
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Attorney Lefler: If116th Avenue w6te vacated, lines would still go
across private property. Have to be.vacated subject to the easement,
The decision as to whether or not Air. Gustafson's property would be
assessed would be on the hasis of whether or not he wr)uld normally
be served from the 6th'Avenu; side or whether he would mode logically
be served by a spur ruining off Nathan Lane on Stn Avenue., Councilman
Hunt: Vacation would hive to have a separate public hearing, On 6th
Avenue you stated that i alf the street goes either direction. State
the p:zrcel from which it came
Mayor Hilde asked Karl Mc!.eister - if we contemplated that we were to
Vacate 6th Avenue, we would then have,a problem of how,to pay,for,the
sewer and water lines ;lonj, 6th ANsenue North, People may not feel too
good about paying for sewer. and water where they're so far from them.
What do you think your firm -",might be prepared to do about picking u
some of the sewer coats? Mr. McLe-ister: Maybe.``a little misunderst nd-
ing, I think we own Lots ll",\,and 12 now, We own 9, 10, 11 & 12 now,
So we have a problem with 11 4nd 146, (Discuss this with'the staff
later at your convenience; gi%e consideration to Lots 13 and 14.)
MOTION.by Councilman Spaeth, seconded by Coun%ilman Neils, that we
defer th.e decision on this until we get a recommardation f,;om the
staff how we would assess this and how it would feasibly and economically
work out'\and how the road vacation would work on Lots 13 and 14,
Councilman Neils: With a proposed request to vacate streets, we don't
even have a proposed prelinina% plat to say whether we agree with'
Mr..Groves that 6th Avenue is thheFproper. place to align, ,Councilman
Hunt: I don't understand deferring the project at all, if it is
critical'or that the vacation of 6th Avenue has any bearing on it at
all. Total assessment change is a total of two lots of 1S0' as in-
dicatod earlier, Manager Willis; Agree with Howard. I' don't think
he staff would want to recommend vacating a street because you don't
know what the development is going to be. Councilman Hurt: If this
is the right design for the sewer, next step is sewer and water and
going out for bids. The later we delay, the mc re costlw, it is going
to be,
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Mr. Brenny: 6th Avenue is trot that critical as far as S. J, Groves r _
is concerned, It is only a 33' street, We don't need a street them ,
Majority is owned by S. J. Groves, have plans for the property to the
south. But it isn't critical. Wanted you to know that if the street
were vacated, you could get your property for utilities, etc. Motion
failed, Mayor Hilde and Councilman Hunt voting nays.
MOTION was matte by Councilman Hunt, seconded by Councilman Seibold,
that tho protect be approved and plans and specifications be ordered
for Project 1.34. Councilmait Neils: One aspect ft" by locating the
pipe here indirectly we were approving some unrevealed plan and
industrial site plan that Mr. Groves may or may not have in mind.
Would like to see a preliminary plat, Councilman hunt: First of all,
the sewor is not being installed for S. J, Groves, but for businesses.
Engineer Rudrud; S. J. Groves Company is aware and they do not feel
that this would be objeetionablo to them. Ary understanding was they
were not formally requesting tho vacation at this time. Motion failed
roll call vote, Neils and Spaeth troting naye.
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MOTION by Mayor Hilde, seconded by Councilman Spaeth, that we defer
this item until the 'staff can come .back with a report in writing at
the next meeting and set forth the m'anner°in which the street vacation '
might, be handled and manner in which; , in event' of ,the street being,
vacated, the assess..ients would be handled, particularly for Lots 13
and 14, and the balance of the assessment area. Motion carried; all''
ayes.
MOTION -'was made Ly Councilman Spaeth, seconded by RES. N0. 72-146
Councilman Se"ibold, to adopt RESOLUTION NO. 72-146, APER J'tA
A RESOLUTION APPROVING THE SHENANDOAH SECOND ADDITION SHENANDOAH 2ND
FINA-L'PLAT AND ADDENDUM #1 TO THE SUBDIVISION -ADDITION FINAL
DEVELOPMENT CONTRACT FOR SHENANDOAH FIRST ADDITION, PLAT ADDENDUM lit=
as per staff recommendation. Motion carried roll call Item 7.H.
vote, all ayes.
MOTION was made by Councilman Spaeth, seconded by ORDINANCE N06 72-S
Councilman Hunt, to adopt. Ordinance No. 72-S,'an APPROVING EST
ordinance amending the zoning) ordinance to classify MOR r.EZONIT'G R-1
certain 1,ands in the north 112 of Section 24, Town- to R-2 METRO DEVEL.
ship 118, Range 22 as R-2, Motion carried roll Ball CORP. TIBURON
vote 4 ayes, with Councilman Veils voting naye. (A-333)
Item 7.B
MOTION was made by Councilman Seibold, seconded by RES. NO. 72-131
Councilman Hunt, to adopt RESOLUTION NO. 72-131, .NCES
A RESOLUTION APPROVING VARIANCES FROM THE VILLAGE TO ZONING ORDINANCE -
ZONING ORDINANCE FOR "TIBURON" DEVELOPMENT, as per METRO DEVEL. CORP.
staff recommendation, Motion carried roll ca?1 vote TIBURON (A-333)
4 ayes, with Councilman Neils abstaining. Item 73
MOTION was made by Councilman Spaeth, seconded by
Councilman Seibold, to adopt RESOLUTION NO. 72-132,
A RESOLUTION APPROVING THE REVIS:.D GENERAL DEV6LOP-
MENII PLAN (EXHIBIT A) FOR CHELSEA WOODS, as per
staff recommendation, 'Motion passed four aye roll
call vote, Councilman Hunt stopped down from the
table during discussion and voting.
MOTION was made by Mayor Hilde, seconded by Council-
man Spaeth, to indicate to the petitioner Council's
inclination not to approve the plan as 'A is now
presented with 10 units but that Council would consid-
er approving a plan with somEthing less than 10 units
that would utilize one or two structures in a condo-
minium or townhouse type of design,
MOTION for an amendment was made by C,oancilman Neils,
seconded by Councilman Seibold, to give the Manning
Commission guidance that the Council would be willingtoconsidersicunitsinthisplat. Motion failed with
Councilman Hunt and Spaeth and Mayor Hilde voting naye,
Main inotion carried, unanimniis vote,
RES. NO. 72-131
MRMNG REMED
GENERAL DEVELOP-
MENT PLAN - BAN
CON'S CHELSEA WOODS
A-320)
Item 7.0
RE: REQUEST FOR
REZONING FROM R-1
TO R-3 PATHWAYS
DEVELOPMENT ASSOC,
A-375)
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MOTION was made by Councilman Seibold; seconded by RES.,NO. 72-131,.
Councilman Spaeth, to adopt RESOLUTION,NO. 72;-1330 APPROVED SUBDI
A RESOLUTION GRANTING THE SUBDIVISION WAIVER REQUEST, ISION WAIVER
as per stArf recommendation. Motion carried roll Dennis E. Arne
call vole, all ayes. Fern E. .Arne
Item 7 . E
Mr. William, Ferril Chairman of the Board of Zoning RE: AMENDMENTS TO
Adjustment was present. Councilman Hunt explained ZONING,ORDINANCE 1
that the primary use of signs was for the development RELATING TO SIGN I
of Plymouth to our advantage and suggested perhaps the REGULATIONS (A-11)
Chamber could come back with a review of this ordinance Item 7.F
and give the Council a written composite of what the
impact would be from their point'of view toward their
business in Plymouth. Mayor Hilde indicated perhaps
the approach to this would be to go through, express s
our concerns tq the Manager who will then utilize the
Chamber, his staff or anyone else to answer these major
concerns with a viv,)w towards having a d1-"s%!Vrsion later.
Major Hilde went through and picked out genual things
for further elaboration: 1) Amendment of Section 17
4th page back) 1Temporary signs advertising'a new
development shall be allowed as follows until eighty-
five (8S) percent of the construction is completed; Is
that practical? How do you determine when 8S1 of the
development is completed? Planner Overhiser: In a
development where there are a few lots not built upon,
this continues for 2 to 4 years; the advertising signs
would come down. But this is a case where they could
appeal that and get it extended. Councilman Spaeth: Each
directional sign must be located at least 30 feet from
the roadway, is quite a way back. And not less than
200 feet really ties something dawn. Also q!;estibned
6.a. "Advertising signs shall be permitted only within
the I-1 Planned Industrial and I-2 General Industrial
Districts, etc. Planner Overhiser: Zoning Ordinance
required I-1 be at least 20 acres. Mayor Hilde: If
Council were to allow signs in'more than industrial areas,
then we might want to change this to something Less than
20 acres. Councilman Spaeth: 7.m. Pulitical signs "not
more than 30 days before or 10 days after an elel:tion" --
when it's big elections wonder whether 30 days is %ufficient.
Councilman Neils: Paragraph m. on that page; last sentence;
seems to me completely separate issue as to maintenance of the
grounds on which the sign is located. 90 days seems like
a long time. Paragraph P. last two sentences seem to have
no relationship to the first two and should be'a sepLrate
paragraph. Councilman Hunt: Paragraph p. 20' from the
propert line is a long way and there isr';, a: entry sign
today that can be that far back.Same thing appplies
once they're approved with buildingIan they become
herm nent sign as lon as that build ng is in existence.
No necessity for permits. Bill Merril: I'd support your
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Councilman Hunt, to adopt RESOLUTION
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RESOLUT;ON APPROVING THE PLANS
idea. , Let's taky our time. Mayor Hilde: If' we didn't get it'',dQne by
May 1,, is there anything ke can do to extend these permits until
June 1. Some people he.e tonight have same concerns. Loren'0chiebe:
055, as per
Covered everything; only interested in a little extension of time.
Councilman Dunt: In the temporary sign division'in 1.c. of Section' -17'
states,R-0 property signs must be located on the property. I would like C
this looked into.. 'That is not even going to be possible -- in order,
tO get people w}iere you want_ then to go.
MOTION was made by Councilman Siebold, seconded by Councilman Hunt, °`
that we defer action on th:s matter and move that our Board of Zoning
Adjustmtnt act as they see fit" Motion carried, all ayes,.
Recess 10:20. Meeting galled back to order 10:3S.
MOTION was made by Councilman Spseth,",seconded by RES. NO.'=72-134
Councilman Seibold to adopt RESOLUTION NO;.. 72-134, AWARDING CONTR T
A RESOLUTION AUTHORIZING THF MAYOR AND MANAGER TO PROJECT 203 WELL 13,,
ENTER INTO A CONTRACT WITH LAYNE MINNESOTA COMPANY LAYNE MINNESOTA CO.
FOR PROJECT NO, 209, DEEP WIiLL 93, i n the amount of Item 7,.G
28,8S0.00. Motion passed, all ayes in roll call
vote.
Consulting Engineer Bunestroo requested that this RE: CW%NGE ORDER
matter be tabled. Expects a .little problem to bring N0. b PROJECT NOs
the main through there if "Tiburon" .is deferred. 023 E. MEDICINE
LAKE WATER
Item 7.H
MOTION was made by Councilman Seibold, seconded by RES. N0. 72-13S
Councilman Bunt, to adopt RESOLUTION N0, 72-13S, A AUM, L71 ; M
RESOLUTION AUTHORIZING MAYOR AND MAN AGE:R TO ENTER CIVIL DEFENSE
INTO CONTRACT WITH LOW 3IDDER, LE4N Ll urRIC COMPANY, SIREN N0, 2
FOR CIVIL DEFENSE SIREN #2, IN THE AMOUNT Oi $5,790, Item 7.1
as per staff recommendation. Motion carried A eye
roll call tote, with Councilman Neils abstaining.
MOTION was made by Councilman Spaeth and seconded by
Councilman Hunt, to adopt RESOLUTION NO, 72-136, A
RESOLUT;ON APPROVING THE PLANS AND SPECIFICATIONS FOR
THE UPGRADING OF TRUNK HIGHWAY 055, as per staff
recommendation. motion passed all ayes per roll
call vote.
MOTION. was made by Councilman Seibold, seconded by
Councilman Spaeth, to adopt RESOLUTION NO. 72-137,
A RESOLUTION APPROVING 'CII: PLANS AND SPECIFICATIONS
FOR PROJECT N0. 138-0020 CHELSEA WOODS S'TRErr
IMPROVEMENT PROJECT. Motion passed 4 aye roll
call vote, with Councilman Hunt abstaining.
Mayor Hilde: When we gave
to prepare tho updating of
I don't recall that it was
the costs to these peoples
instructions to the staff
this preliminary report,
our intent to spread all.
This is not right to do
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RES. NO. '12-136
APPROVAE 13TUNS
SPECIFICATIONS FOR
UPGRADING HIGHWAY SS
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RES. N06 72-137
APPROVE PLANS
SPECIE: ICAT ION -
PROJECT NO. 138-002
CHELSEA WOODS STREET
IMPROVEMENT PROJECT
Item 7.K
RI" : GRE'ENDALE REPORT,
SJPPLEiMEiNT PROJECT
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in my opinion. The reason that-we_ddn'put it in in the first
place was to get a lower cost Jay
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o these 18 parcels and not with the
idea of going a different route and charging them for the whole thing.
1) We wanted to get new costs; 2) We wanted,to find out the effect of
including those additional 10 lots in the area assessments so that we
could see what we have left to be supported solely by the sinking fund;
3) We wanted to have an idea of the cost of securing easements; it comes
to $1500 plus $S00 for railroad permit. We could really move ahead
here if we understand 'now the costs work, out. If we assessed just the
8 lots and 10 lots just the area charge for water,and sewer, here',s'the
way it would go. Assume $300 were to be our new rate for water thunk
and $S00 for area trunk for sewer, then the lot price would come to
5384 x 8 - $43,072. Charge the 10 lots the area charge of $800'for
both water' and sewer, that would be $8,000 for total of $S1,072 which
wquid be assessed against the total costs of $60,2SO, leaving you,with
a balance of $9,000. We would be in a position to adopt a new- pr+ lim
inary report and set another public hearing tonight with the furAer,
instruction to the staff of preparing the,financial earnings along the
lines that we just discussed. Leave in wat'ermain, sanitary sewer
lateral and street restoration - that's all,
MOTION was made by Councilman Hunt, seconded by
Councilman Seibold, to adopt RESOLUTION !10, 72-138
A RESOLUTION ACCEPTING THE UPDATING OF THE PRELIM-
INARY REPORT AND ORDERING A PUBLIC IMPROVEMENT
HEARING FOR IMPROVEMENTS INCLUDED IN UPDATED
REPORT FOR MAY 1S, 1972. Motion carried, all
ayes.
Councilman Neils stepped down from the table for
this discussion and vote. Mr. Stewart appeared
before the Council indicating he had a little
more iniormation. Stated that the League of
Municipalities had allocated some $50,000 to do
this study and that he endorsed joining with thorn
in that; also didn't want anyone to construe his
interest in this matter as being anti -',NSP and felt
that "We through our governmental unit are right
in urging the Council to join with others and be
aggressive,
MOTION was made by Councilman Spaeth, seconded
by Councilman Hunt, to adopt RESOLUTION N0. 72-139
A RESOLUTION THAT THE VILLAGE COUNCIL ,SUPPORT THE
METROPOLITAN LEAGUE OF MUNICIPALITIES ;'N THEIR
STUDY. Motion carried 4 aye roll call vote.
Councilman Seibold .indicated that he wonklC' like
to have the Mana?er stay on top of this 1-misue
and not let it die; that if our League is not
going to carry the ball; wait until report comes
out in May and review this again.
RES. ' N0. 7.2-138
PRELIMINARY REPORT
AND ORDER PUBLIC IMPROVE-
MENT HEARING GREENDALE
ADDITION
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RE: NSP ELECTRIC RATES
Item 7.M
RES. NO. 72-139
SUPPORTING 1E IN
THFIR STUDY OF ELECTRIC
RATES.
Item 7.M
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MOTION was made by Mayor Hilde, seconded by
Councilmen Hunt, to direct the Manager to draft
a resolution to be considered as'soon a possible
stating generally: that we believe the present
rate differential between St. Paul and the nest
of the, Metropolitan area is unfair and unjust
and thaf-„,therefore, immediate stepi should be
taken to i),,,equalize rates and -b) make retro-
active adjustments so as to equalize rates over
the past year. Motion carried, four ayes.
MOTION was made by Councilman Seibold, seconded
by Councilman Spaeth, :o adopt the following
resolution: "WHEREAS, the.State of Minnesota is
without some form of State”regulation of gam stud
electric rates and WHEREAS, the Village of
Plymouth feels this regulation is vital, important
and necessary to its citizens, N01.)THIIREFORE BE IT
RESOLVED BY THE VILLAGE COUNCIL OF'THE VILLAGE OF
PLYMOUTH that the Village :if Plymouth urges this
Legislation in the 1972 Session of the Minnesota
State Legislature. Motion failed roll ca:l:'vote
Mayor Hilde and Councilmen Spaeth and Hun: voting naye.
MOTION was made by Councilman Hunt, seconded by
Councilman Spaeth, that the previous resolution
Passed be ,sent to t'..e Metropolitan League and be
incorporated with the motion for resolution made
by Mayor Hilde. Motion carried, all ayes, with
Councilman Neils abstaining.
MOTION was made by Councilman Spaeth, seconded
by Councilman Neils, to adopt RESOLUTION N0,
72-1406 A RESOLUTION AWARDING THE WORKMEN'S
COMPENSATION INSURANCE FOR 1HE VILLAGE OF PLYMOUTH
TO EMPLOYERS INSURANCE OF WAUSAU COMMENCING APRIL 10
1972. Motion passed roll call vote S ayes.
MOTILIN was made by Councilman Hunt, seconded by
Councilman Seibold, to adopt RESOLUTION N0, Q-1411
A RESOLUTION AWARDING THE PROP9RTY, PUBLIC LIABILITY
AND AUTOMOBILE INSURANCE FOR A THREE YEAR PERIOD
COMMENCING AP IL 1, 1972 TO AGRICULTURAL INSURANCE
COMPANY AND THAT NORTH SHORE AGENCY, INC., DE
DESIGNATED AS AGENT. Motion carried S aye roll
chll vote.
MOTION was made by Councilman Neils, seconded by
Councilman livaeth, to amend the Guide flan to show
Medina Rodd intersection wita Vicksburg Leine at 32nd
Avenue. Motion failed 3 naye roll call vote, iA th
Councilmen Nei'.s and Spaeth voting aye.
Mayor Iiilde Indicated that he was a bit 'disappointed
in some of the citizens from that area; felt the
Council had macho an honest attempt to evaluate the
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RATES
ELECTRIC
RES. N0. 72-140
MN, DING-
SATI,N INSURANCE
Item 7,N
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RES. NO. 72-141
AWAY OPLOTTY ,
PUBLIC LIABIL14ly
AND AUTO INSURANCE.
Item 7.N
RE: MEDINA ROAD
PRELIMINARY
LOCATION
Item 8.A
RE: STORK! SEWER
STATE HGY . 1 J 1
CTY. RH. 6
Item 8.0
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the 4foirm -sewer conditi,o-.s in; this area and,"that there were no,
irregularities oriprejudice on the`'part of he Council. Mayor
Hilde "suggested: %) ev:luatinR the minut ,s--%. , the meeting of
April_8thtosee:what we decided, 2) pi parat on of a resolution
covering our decision; and 3) working out cont acts at the right
time with the principal developers wha are involved along the lines
of what the Council wants and.what they pretty much agreed toy
Mayor-Hilde suggested making a motion directing the manager to
prepare-a resolution of this decision. Mayor Hilde read the minutes
of',the special study meeting of April 8th;- Councilmen agreed with
the minutes as written.
MOTION was made by Councilman Hunt, seconded by Councilman Spaeth,
directing the Manager tc prepare a resolution that would embody the
de.:ision reached at the April 8th meeting. Motion passed, four ayes,
with Councilman Neils abstaining.
MOTION was made by Councilman Hunt, seconded by Councilman Spaeth
that the str!ff negotiate contracts with the three developers that
would be in line with. Ae thinking embodied in the resolution.
Motion carried, all ayes.
MOTION was made by Councilman Spaeth,, seconded RES. NO% 72-142
by Councilman'Hunt, to adopt RESOLUTION N0. 72 -1421
A. -RESOLUTION GRANTING SUBDIVISION WAIVER TO RICHARD FOR SUBDIVISION
K. SELLMAN, as per staff recommendation. Motion WAIVER, RICHARD Ke
carried roll call vote five ayes. SELLMAN.
Item not on agenda.
MOTION was made by Councilman Spaeth, seconded by
Councilman Hunt that Council does not continue any
further on this until an agreement with.Snyders is
reached as the motion was made previously by Council-
man Hunt that this be developed as one parcel with
the piece to the north. Councilman Hunt explained
that his thought was that it could be one structure;
nothing that would prevent theta from sub -leasing part
of that building provided it fit in the criteria;
trying to provide a buffer to the north (Open space
easement - park land that we don't have to maintain).
Motion carried all ayes.
MOTION was made by Councilman Seibold, seconded by
Councilman Neils to adopt RESOLUTION N0, 72-143, A
RESOLUTION SETTING FORTH THAT THE COUNCIL SUPPORTS
AND ENCOUR.NGES THE AC UISTTION OF THE ABANDONED
RIGHT-OF-WAY BY THE STATE FOR A TRAILWAY. Motion
passed roll call vote all ayes,
PROJECT 207, Zachary Lane Junior High School,
Water, Sewer, Storm Sewer 6 Streets; and Project
2100 NE of NE Interceptor Sewer, deferred.
RE: ST. PAUL
PACKAGE FURNITURE
CARPET CO.
Item 8.D
RES, N0. 76-143
ACQUISITION
ABANDONED RIGHT-OF-
WAY BY STATE FOR
TRAILWAY
Item 8.E
RE: PROJECTS 207
210 ZACHARY LANE
JR. HIGH $ NE OF NE
INTERCEPTOR DEFERRE1
Item 8.1.
IV
Page 10, April 17, 1972, Regular Meeting
MOTION was made by Councilman Neils,'secc-ided by RES. NO. 72-144
Councilman Spaeth to adopt RESOLUTION'NO. 72-144p, , INTIL
A RESOLUTION AGREEING THAT THE METROPO:.ITAN AREA UNION OPERATING
MANAGEMENT ASSOCIATION LOCAL 49 NEGOTIATING COM- ENGINEERS
MITTEE SERVE AS PLYMOUTH'S REPRESENTATIVE IN NE- Item 8.G
GOTIATIONS,WITH LOCAL 49, INTERNATIO;NAL UNION OF
OPERATING ENGINEERS FOR A ONE YEAR CONTRACT FOR
1973. Motion carried all ayes roll call vote.
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MOTION was made by Councilman Spaeth, seconded by ...;S. NO. 72-145
Councilman Hung, to adopt RESOLUTION NO. 72-14S, RENEWING LICENSES
A RESOLUTION APPROVING A WELL DRILLER'S LICENSE 'Items 9.A
RENEWAL FOR TORGERSON WELL COMPANY, A GARBAGE 9.8
LICENSE RENEWAL FOR CLEANNWAY SANITATION, AND 9.0
SMALL DISPOSAL SYSTEM LICENSE RENEWALS FOR GEORGE
MOLLEN AND NORTHERN CESSPOOL COMPANY. Motion carried
all ayes. Motion carried all ayes.
This matter was deferred until the next meeting. RE: COMPREHENSIVE
PLANNING PROGRAM
COMMUNITY
STRUCTURE".
Fleeting adjourned at 12:45 a ..m.
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