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Home My WebLink AboutCity Council Minutes 12-18-1972P Ile J 0 i N I N U T E S, REGULAR COUNCIL MEETING kDECENBER 18, 1972 A regula' meeting o the Plymouth Village Councfl was called to order by Mayor Hi , de at 7:40 p.a* in the Council Chambers of the Public Works 0utld- ipg, 14900 Twenty-third Avenue North, Plymouth, on Oectaber 18, 1972. PRESENT: Mayor Hilde, Councilmen Hunt, Spaeth and Seibold, Manager Willis, Attorney Lefler. Planner Overhiser, Engineer Rudrud aod'Consultent Engloper .8onestroo ABSENT: Councilman Neils 14'QN.... UTES MOTIOW was sada by Councilman Seibold, seconded ky Coun• DECENBER li- 1972 ci lman Spaeth, to approve the minutes of the December 11, SPECIAL NEE?NG 1972 Speciol Meeting. Motion carried, four ayes. Item 4-A MOTION was Rude c 11 man Hunt, to the November 20. four ayes. by Councilman,Seibold, seconded by C.oun- approve the awnftent to the minutes of 1472 Regular Meeting. Motion carried, PETITIONS. REQUESTS b QMHUNICATIONS NOVEMBER 20, 1972 REGULAR MEETING WENDNENT) Item 4-8 Attorney L. H. Key, Jr,, representing the petitioner, JAMES W. BJWAN appeared appealing the decision of the Board of toning SIDELINE VARIANCS Adjustment whereby their request for an 11 foot variance Item SwE of the required 15 foot sideyard for an addition to hi4-, garage was denied. He stated their survey indicates there is an encroachment of from 3% to 44 feet on the ad- joining property of Mt. Olivet Lutheran Church and believed they have a good case for taking the land by right of ad- verse possession. The attorney for the church indicated to him he would recommend to the ch o ch that they deed the strip of land to Mr. Bjorgan if t ey could demonstrate a case Of adverse possession. He stated, Nowever, that such an action would cost the petitioner between $400 and S500. Tom Bradford. appeared representing the Board of Zoning Ad- justment and explained their denial was based on the belief that the collector street, Larch Lane, woulO be extended through this area in the future and alio because they felt there was no hardship experienced on the part of the peti% tioner. The future location of Larch Lane was discussed, and it was felt 1t would probably go West of the church rather than between the church property and lir. Bjorgen's come. y war Council kvt ng December18#1972 Pada 1W 1 MOTION As made by Cour11"Nan Spaeth, secorded by Coun- cilmen Hunte to adopt R'S,LUTION NO. 72.515. A CESOLL- 71011 APPROVING THE REQU T OF JAMES M. YJO0GAN FOR A VARI- ANCE OF 11 FEET OF THE SQUIRED 15 POST SIDEVARD ON THE WEST-S;OE OF HIS PROPER Y' lotion carried on a Roll Call votes four ayes. The petltionwo requesteda renewal. of Par Conditional 4se Permit four a home oc upation (dog gr pf ng) in her rssideftce at 11624 Highway 55. NOTION was made by Councison Seibold, seconde\ Coun- ci wen Spaeth, to adopt RESOLUTION NG, 72.516, A ESCLU- TION APPROVING THE CONDITIONAL USE PERMIT FOR LOR ACHE N. BEAM TO OPERATE. A DOG GROOMING NOME OCCUPATION IN HER RESIDENCE AT 11621 HIGHWAY 56 FOR ONE YEAR SUBJECT TO THE FOLLOWING CONDITICKS: 1. That there be s part-tiaw: or full-time eoplayees. 2. That the advertising sign in ltbe front of the property be removed. Motion carried on a Roll Call Grote, four ayes. The petitioner requested a renewal of her Conditional Use Permit for a home occupation (beauty shop) in her residence at 805 LanewooA Lane. MOT100 was made by Councilman Spaeth, seconded by Coun- c0mal )eibold, to adopt RESOLUTION NO. 72.•517. A RESOLU- TION APPROVING THE CONDITIONAL USE PERM;T FOR HETTYE PACYGA TO OPERATE A BEAUTY SALON HOME OCCUPATION IN HER RESIDENCE AT 805 LANEWOOD LANE FOR ONE YEAR. Motion carried on a Roll fall vote, four ayes. NOTION was madt by Councilman Spaeth, seconded by Coun- ci 11080 Hunto to ecopt RESOLUTION N0, 721,518, A RESOLUTION DEVING THE REQUEST F ELECTRIC REPAIR AND 40NSTRUCTION COMPANY, INC. FOR RE70NIKG OF APPROXIMATELY 7.3 ACRES NOR1HWEST OF THE INTERSECTION or HIGHWAY 101 AND MEDINE ROAD FROM R-0 TO. 1"2 fOR THE REASONS AS SET FORTH IN THE STAFF REPORT OF DECEMBER la, 1972. Motion carried on a Roll Call vote, four ayes, MOTION was made by Councilman Saaeeti, seconded by Coun- cilman Hunt, to adopt RESOLUTION N1. 72-519, A RESOLUTION APPROVING THE CONSOLIDATION OF LOTS 6 AND 7, BLOCK 1% SUNSET ACRES, REQUESTED BY WALLACE 8, TIBBETTS. Motion carried on a Roll Call vote, four ayes. RES-„N0. 72IS LORRA INE BEAM CONDITIONAL USE FERMIT Itew 5-A RESOLUTION N0. 72-516, _ Hri*TYE PACYGA CONDITIONAL USE PERMIT Item 5-R RESOLUTION N,'. I2-517 RESOLUTICN NO. 72.518 ELECTRIC LFPAIR a CONSTRUCTION CO.. INC. REZONING R-0 TO I-2 Item d -f. RESO:UTI011 NO, 72-519 WALLACE B, TIBBETTS LOT CONS%IDATION Item S -D W Regular Council Nesting Decker i8, 1972 Page Three. MOTION Gilman TION A BLOCK Notion PORT 0 was gado by t,ounfzilman Spa4thi %4conded by Coun- Nunt. to adopt RESOLUTION NO, A AESOLU- PPROYTi N TOE, CONSOL I DAT 10It Oi LOTS Is 2 kii'u 3, 1, ELNH RST )DITIONj REQUESTED BY FLOYD Be OLSONe carrier an a Roll Cr11 vote, ijur ayes. V OFF MIT On November 6. 1972 the Foocil ordered the preparation of an Ordinance amendmer, ` and public hearing on same to clarify that right-of-,wa4 distant* be allowed as part of the 200 -foot distance troy an R-1 district or'from a structure in an N -C' district. The followin amendment to Section 17. Subdivision 1, Paragraph 6-a (4$ was proposed: RESOLUVION NO. 72420 FLOYD 8e OLSON LOT CONSOL I DAT ION , Item CO -D ANKKOKRT 70 THE ZON CADINANCE - ADVE015 SIGNS Iters 6-A No idvertlsin9 sign or structure shall be located closev than hundred (200) feet from the boundary of any R-1, R-2, R-3 or -4 district, park, playground, school or church ON THE SAME SIDE OF THE STREET OR INTERSECTION OF STREETS or two hundred 200 feet fror. any structure oca w1th1n An P.4 district located on the saw side of the street or Intersection of streets. Following their public hearing and review of the amendment, the P1 anni r- ''^omission recommended Zhe amendment not be adopted. MOTION was made by Councilman Spaeth, seconded by Councilor man Hunt, directing the Manager to prepare a formal Zoning Ordinance amendment as outlined abov-: . Councilman Seibold stated he was opoosed to the amendment as it would allow an advertising sign to be located within 166. feat of a home located in an R-1 area across the street from an 1.1 area, and he felt this would be an infringement on the residential property owner, The Council agreed the rights of residential property owners should be protected but did not feel as a practical matter there would be many instances where R-1 and I-1 districts would be located on eitrer side of a 66 foot residential street. Motion carried on a Roil man Seibold voting nay% Call vote, three ayes. with Counc fi - MOTION was made by Councilman Rkun4, seconded by Council- man Spaeth, to adopt RESOLUTION N0, 72-521, A RESOLUTION APPROVING CHANGE ORDER 03 IN THE AMOUPT CF 1131895.18 AND CHANGE ORDER 44 Iy THE AMOUNT OF t2,'`f,007 TO THE WEST MEDICINE LAKE WATER AND SEWER PROJECT 0126 TO AUSTIN P. KELLER CONSTRUCTION COMPANY, Motion cart -led on a Roll Call vote, fo r ayes. RESOLUTION NO. 72-521 We MEDICINE LK, WATER a SEWER PROJECT 1126 CHANGE ORDERS 43 b f4 Item 6-8 0 Regular incil I eting Otceaber 18. 1972,. Page lour 1NOTION was made by Councilman Pont. Seconded by Councilman Spaeth, to adopt RESO'UTION a0. 72=5221 A RESOt4TION AP- PROZING PAYMENT 016 Allb SEMI-FINAL ON ME;'T MEDICINE LAKE MATR AND SEWER PROJECT #126 IN YHE AMOUNT OF $103,4.37,66 YO AUSTIN P. KELLER CONSTRUCTION COMPANY :KITH A $5.000 REft TA14AGE FOR MINOR CLEANUP, Following discussion of the work left to be completed on the project, a NOTION was made 'by Counci lmim Spaeth. sec- onded by Councilman Hunt, to amend the Resclution to in. crease the retainage to $7,000, thus making the smolknt of they,peyrent $101$437,66, Motion to amend the Resolution carried, four ayes, Motion for the adoption of RESOLUT Oft ?'0, carried on a Roll Call vote. four ayes. 71-522 as amended MOTION was made by Councilman Seibold, seconeed by Council. man Hunts to adopt RES?LUTION 40. 72-523. A NESOLUTION APPROVING CRINGE ORDER #1 IN THE AMOUNT OF S1,794F,68,TO THE WEST MEOICIRE LAKE MATER 'IMPROVEMENT PROJECT W-1 TO HOFFNAH BRJTHERS CONSTRUCTION. Motion carried on a Roll Call vote, four ayes, 4 KOTION was made by Councilman Spaeth, zo6c:nded by Council% Tran Seibold, to adopt RESOLUTION .40. 72-526, A RESOLUTION APPROVING PAYMEOT 07 AND FINAL ON WEST MEDICINE LAKE WATER IMPROVERENT PROJECT 0127 IN THE AMOUNT OF 562,538,60 TO HOFFMAN BROTHERS CONSTRUCTION,. Notion carried on a Roll k.al k vote. four ayes, M-inager Willis informed the Council of the resignation of tie Village Engineer, Ronald Pudrue. The Council expres- sed its appreciation to Mr, Rudrua for his fine work in Plymouth and wisnod him success in his new capacity with the C1 t,+ of Bloomington, Four parcels with frontage on both. Fest Medicine lake Boulevard and; Kirkwood Lane were assessed for sattiteryy sewer in the 1966 project ol,rng k+rkwood lane and agriin assessed as part of the 6th Avenie to Medicine lake project of 1971, NOTION was made by Councilman Spaeth, seconded by Council- man Hunt, to adopt RESOLUTION NO., 72»52'5. A RESOLUTION t0BATING THE SA„;'iARY SEWER ASSESSMENTS AS PART OF LEVY 329 FOR PARCELS 1510. 17001 1600 AND 1900 OF PLAT 44120o otion carried on a Roll Call vote, four ayes. RESOLUTION H0. 72,5M M. MEDICINE LK. HATER I SEWER PROJECT 1126 014 i SEMI-FINAL PAYKENT Iter 6-C RESOLUTION NO. 72423 W, MEDICINE LAKE WATER I14PROVEMEiT PROJECT #127 CHANGE ORDER 01 Item 6-0 RESOLUTION NO. 72-5.26 W. KDICINE %DIKE MATER IMPROVEMENT PROJECT #127 7 a FINAL PAYMENT Item 6-E RESIGNATION OF VILLAGE EKGINEER SPECIAL ASSESSMENT ADJUSTMENTS I tern 6-G RESOLUTION N0, 72-525 IM ular +ti1 Ilett.#ng ige Five POTION vas side by Councilman Seibold, seconded by Council. man Hunt. :o adopt RESOLUTION N0. 72-"526. A RESOLUTION AMAR,006 THE BID FOR CIYII DEFENSE SIRER TO ELECTRIC SER- V1C CONPANY IN THE AMOUNT OF 10,224.00. Notion carried oar. a Roll Call vote, four ayes. The subject parcel (Lots 14, Block 8, Suburbandale on Parkers lake Addition) was assessed for street improve- wcnts on rernbrook lane sout't of 12th Avenue North as part of the Parkers Lake improvement FPeoject. A street was not constructed south of loth Avtnoe korths and the staff r•c- ommended that these rostorition costs be abated. NOTION was wade by Councilman Nkurts secondee ty Council- man Spaeth, to adopt RESOLUTION 40. :2457. A RESOLUTIOK REDUCING THE ASSESSNENT LEVIED '`6k,! S' PIAT 44600s PARCEL 662S, BY LEVY N0, 5327 BY S3.21,foOU TO $647,39.00. Notion carried on a Roll Call votes four ayes. r PE$gjUTION WJ. 72.526 CIVIL PEFEKSt SIREN 03 KID AWARD Iters S -1i SPECIAL ASSESSMENT ADJUSTMENT I tefr 6-1 4ESOLUTION RO. 72.•527 Tha Village Personnel Policy adopted earlier this year 'TILLAGE COMPENS.t.TIOFC provides in Section ? for a Corpensation Plan to be adopt- M11AN ed by t,le Village Council. jftd the Mona or presented to rtem 6-J the council his prorased cvinpr°^sation plan for the year Fi4Ommencing January 1. 1973. He indicMted ire had uti1is,ed th the Stanton Survey and 'information gay:hered in m,eet- ngs with area managers and personnel directors in pre- paring the proposed schedules of the plan, Based on inform matioo learned from ther communities. they have either granted or are planning to grant in0easas rangln6 from 4 to 5% in 1973. H* presented five propos4d resai:-ti a^s for Council consideration setting forth proposed c- aen- sation levels: 1. N"bice officers. juvenile officers and police- t,e%ants 2. Members cf the F i rt% Dor,,er tnwnt i 3 General Vil'ia :e emplayees outside of the Public 644,s e%plcyees 4. Supervisory p.,ople in the Publit Obrks Deoartment not a ndrt of the 49'er, ba.,gaining agpncy 5. Administrot.ii i personne 0 the iilage The Manager uxpla-ned the get eral Villoge emdloyees' compensatiot plan was a per•centae ir tsjr, ted plan providing for 5 steps through the Calan, each strep teing F,_ higher than tl;e preceding step with successive grade, reflecting 5% tncr Aments above rhe preceding grade, Thi componsatio,n plan would not be sutomatic in its LFeration; rather, pro we2sion threkigh the various step; oulo be dependent It is 4?so the intent or thc, compensation plan hot it be reviewod anti«' 11, s N a 2 W Regular Council Meeting December 18, 1972 Page Six Coupcilma"n Seibold questioned whether the salary survey reflected longevity of service. The ft'nage r indicated specific rates being paid and years of'service was not of other these were surveyed_, municipalities merely, The Council expressed concern over thf; manner in which the compensation levels of progression would be presented to 6he employees so:that it is clearly under- stood -that increases are to be on a merit basis and that the yearly progres- sions indicated in the planare not To be taken at face value as automatic tn- crease,s each year. Mayor Hi..lde sugjested that the language of the Pers.o."nel Pol icy- with reference to merit increases be carded over i iv±,o this plan to that no misunderstanding exists and also that an addition be,maie t,o both the, compensation plan a.nd the tables which would indicate that tide annual adjust- ments are to reflect cost ot' 1 i vi nq increases based on the i ndex jor,,..the metro area, He also pointed out that tt a impact of the cost of living hos a mach greater impact on some levels than,,on others and that the plan should indicate that a greater percentage might apply to some. Councilman Seibold questioned 'if there would be any restriction as to the number of progressions ata individ,jal could make in one year. Manager Willis explained that,a change in classification would require Ccuncil approval. It was suggested that perhaps a restriction of two steps within a classification per year might be in order. In reviewing the form to be ustd for evaluation of work progress. Councilman Seibold stated he would like to see this done every six months as a minimum rather than annually as propose) so that the evaluation would not be based on nly one report, and also suggfsted that both the supervisor and department head should prepare an evaluat=,on of each emp',oyee. Mr: stated he felt this is the key to a merit program. MOTION was made by Council man Sei bo o d, seconded by CcAin- RESOLUTION N0. 72428 ci linan Hunt. to adopt RESOLUTION NO. 72-578, A R.F$0L'JTION ESTABLISHING THE COMPENSATION PLAN FOR THE YEAR 1970 FOR THE POLICE DEPARTMENT EMPLOYEES SUBJECT TO THE PROVISIONS OF THE MEMORANDUM OF UNDERSIANOING BETWEEN TNF VILLAGE AND THE PLYMOUTH POLICE OFFICERS ASSOCIATION DATED NOVEMBER 20, 1972. MOTION wa,; made' by Mayor Olde, seconded by Councilman Spaeth, to amend the Resolution by deleting the normal pro- gression through the grades and the manner it is descrlbPd and substitute in its place the language from the Personnel Policy that appropriately describes the intent of the merit increases, arsd that such revisions should be brought back to the Council for their approval at the next meeting, Motion to amend the Resolutior carried, four ayes. RESOLUTION NO. 72-528 as amended carried on a Roll Call vote, four ayes, It r Coupcilma"n Seibold questioned whether the salary survey reflected longevity of service. The ft'nage r indicated specific rates being paid and years of'service was not of other these were surveyed_, municipalities merely, The Council expressed concern over thf; manner in which the compensation levels of progression would be presented to 6he employees so:that it is clearly under- stood -that increases are to be on a merit basis and that the yearly progres- sions indicated in the planare not To be taken at face value as automatic tn- crease,s each year. Mayor Hi..lde sugjested that the language of the Pers.o."nel Pol icy- with reference to merit increases be carded over i iv±,o this plan to that no misunderstanding exists and also that an addition be,maie t,o both the, compensation plan a.nd the tables which would indicate that tide annual adjust- ments are to reflect cost ot' 1 i vi nq increases based on the i ndex jor,,..the metro area, He also pointed out that tt a impact of the cost of living hos a mach greater impact on some levels than,,on others and that the plan should indicate that a greater percentage might apply to some. Councilman Seibold questioned 'if there would be any restriction as to the number of progressions ata individ,jal could make in one year. Manager Willis explained that,a change in classification would require Ccuncil approval. It was suggested that perhaps a restriction of two steps within a classification per year might be in order. In reviewing the form to be ustd for evaluation of work progress. Councilman Seibold stated he would like to see this done every six months as a minimum rather than annually as propose) so that the evaluation would not be based on nly one report, and also suggfsted that both the supervisor and department head should prepare an evaluat=,on of each emp',oyee. Mr: stated he felt this is the key to a merit program. MOTION was made by Council man Sei bo o d, seconded by CcAin- RESOLUTION N0. 72428 ci linan Hunt. to adopt RESOLUTION NO. 72-578, A R.F$0L'JTION ESTABLISHING THE COMPENSATION PLAN FOR THE YEAR 1970 FOR THE POLICE DEPARTMENT EMPLOYEES SUBJECT TO THE PROVISIONS OF THE MEMORANDUM OF UNDERSIANOING BETWEEN TNF VILLAGE AND THE PLYMOUTH POLICE OFFICERS ASSOCIATION DATED NOVEMBER 20, 1972. MOTION wa,; made' by Mayor Olde, seconded by Councilman Spaeth, to amend the Resolution by deleting the normal pro- gression through the grades and the manner it is descrlbPd and substitute in its place the language from the Personnel Policy that appropriately describes the intent of the merit increases, arsd that such revisions should be brought back to the Council for their approval at the next meeting, Motion to amend the Resolutior carried, four ayes. RESOLUTION NO. 72-528 as amended carried on a Roll Call vote, four ayes, It r Im IG Regular Cavocil Meeting Dectober 18, 1972' Page Seven MOTION Mag made by LouociTina n Hunt, seconded by Councilman RESOLUTION NO. 72-529 Seibold, to adopt RESOLUTION NO', 72-529, A RESOLUTION ES- TABIISHIN6 INE RATES 0 PAY FOR THE PLYMOUTH FIRE. DEPART- HENT COMMENCING 'JANUARi 1, 1573. Motion carried on a Roll Call vote* four ayes . I i MOTION was ma a by Counci li gg.an Hunt, seconded by Councilman RESOLUT10 NO. 72-536,; Seibold, to a opt RESOLUTION NO., 72430;x, -A RESOLUTION ES- TABLISHING TH COMPENSATION PLAN FOR GENEf,AL SERVICES FOR THE VEAR X973 WITH THE SAME REVISION AS CALLFO FOR IN THE AMENDMENT TO, RESO! UTION W/ 172, 429. Motion cirri ed on a Roll Call vote, four eyes. NOTION) was made by- Councilman Hunt, seconded by Coun11\an RESOLUTION NO. 72-5314 Spjaeth-, to adopt RESOLUTION N0. 72-531, A RESOLUTION E&4- TABLISHING THE RATTES OF PAY FOR OVERTIME EXEMPT SUPERVI'tGRY POSITIONS IN THE UBLIC WORKS DEPARTMENT EFFECTIVE FOR 1973 WITH THE SAME REVISION AS CALLED FOR, IN THE AMENDMENT TO RESOLUTION NO. 72-528. Motion carried ori a Roll. Cali vote, fog a ayes. NOTION was made by Councilman Spai n, seconded by Council- nan-Seibold, to adopt RESOLUTION NO\. 72-532, A RESOLUTION STABL-ISHING THE COMPENSATION RATES FJR KEY VILLAGE DEPART- AENT HEADS EFFECTIVE FOR 1973, Mayor Hilde directed the followini statement to the Manager and department heads on behalf o _ the, Counc i 1 OULUTION NO. 7,.-532 T . Our Manager and department heads should be ever mindful of this Council's emphasis upon quality and excellence within Plymouth's government, We regard these men as tops within their fields. are p 1n thea acconriimgly, and expect top performance from th im at ail times. We believe this philosophy is in the best interest of our citizens and represents a jrert opportunity for our Village's management team and employees.' RESOLUTION NO. 72-537 carried on a Roll Call vote, four ayes. The Council reviewed the list of gasoline service station license renewals and requested the staff to make inspec- tions of these stations and rfrcrt back to the Council prior to approval of the renewals, MOTION was made by Councilman Spaeth, seconded, by Council- man Hunt, to adopt RESOLUTION N0, 72-R33,, A RESOLUTION APPROVING THE LIST (SEE ATTAC4FD EXHIBIT A) OF CIGARETTE LICENSE RENEWALS FOR ONE YEAR COMMENCING JANUARY 1, 1473. 4( otion car b4. J on a Roll Call vote, four dyes. ayor Hi1Jo adjourned the meeting at 10:00 p.m. an ra Lith 04augen Village Clork I 0 GAS OLIRF ERVICE STATION LI(:ENSE R1-NENP.LS Itimn 7•A R.jOLUTI}JN N0. 72-333 CIIARETTE LICENSE REVEWALS Iti;m ,-5 0 r i i 1' EXHIBIT A REGULAR COUNCIL MEETI DECEMBER 181. 1972 1 RESOLUTION 72433 1973 CIGARETTE LICENSE RENEWAL 1. Pt*uth Conoco Service 14. Horstran Puri ty Dai ry 21. Ryan's Bal l room _i 11320 State Highway 55 2119 Medf6ine Lake Dr. 11516 ,County Road 10 Minneapolis, MN. 55441 Minneapalis, ,MK b5441 Minne4polis, MN ,55442 9. Hollydale Golf, Inc,. 15. Commercial Steel Fabricators 28. Elm Creek Golf Course X4710 Holly Lane 1605 N. County Road 16 18940 State Highway 55 HaTel , MV 553,40 Minneapolis, MN 55441 Hamel , MN 55340 3. Sud"scTexaco 16. Summit Sear, Inc. 2,94 \Royal Stationery,) 4501- 36th Ave. No. 3131 Vicksburg 13010 County Road 6 Minpikapolist MR 55441 Hamel, Mr 5530 Minneapolis, MV 55441 4. AndertIn Iron Works, Inlc. 17, Libby's Superette, Inc. 30. lvil,% Place 5135 N6. County Road 18 11540 County•Road 19 12210':,aunty Road 9 Minneapolis, MN 55428 Osseo, Mr 55442 !" neaporig., MN 5!41 S. LatufP s'Pizzeria 18. Raygo, Inc. 31. Maamouth Division of 11155 Stage Highway 55 13500 County load 6 Lear Siegler Minneapolis, MN 55441 Minneapolis, MN 55441 13120 County Road 6 Apartments 19. P1 Minneapolis, MN 55441 6. At The Lake A p ymouth" U'rug. 2500 Nathan lane! North 11325 State H l ghwa y 55 32. Pl,), ,,uth Texaco Minneapolis, MH 55441 Minneapolis., MN 55441 14 State Higlr y 55 Mira,%aapolls, MN 55441 7. Bei Mar Builders 20. Bill's Purity Superette 3131 Fernbrook Lane 17405 -County Road 6 33. Mp1s, Industrial Pant Minneapolis, MN 55441 Wayzata, MN 5539112805 State Highway $5 8. Kenbill's Foos! Village 21. Bill's Purity Superette Minneapolis -.,MN 55441 11311 State Highway 55 3435 No. County Road 18 34, A 8 M liquors Minneapolis, MM 55441 Minneapolis, NN 55441 11331 State Highay 55 9. Jerry's Plymouth Shell 22. H. C. Mayer 8 Sons Minneapolis, MH;;5441 11350 State Highway 55 11021 State Highway 55 35. Tom Thum Superette Minneapolis, MN 55441 Minneapolis, MN 55441 10760 State Highway 55 Minneapolis, MN 55441 10. Apple brossom Inn 23, Plymouth liquor Store 10701 South Shore Drive IU730 State Highway 55 Minneapolis, MN 55441 Minneapolis, MN 55441 11. Martin's Sporting Goods 24. Alpana Aluminum Products 18110' State Highway 55 14150 State HighWky 55 Minneapolis, MN 55441 Minneapolis, MN 55441 12. party Mart Liquor 4130 State Highway 101 Hamel, MIV 55340 4W % 130 Yom Thumb Superette 4130 State Highway 101 Hamel, MN 5531 256 Teseum Corporation 2600 Niagara Lane Minneapolis, MN 55441 26, Worth Oil Co. (Holiday) 10900 State Highway 55 Minneapolis, MN. 55441