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REGULAR COUNCIL MEETING
ACH 199 1973
A regular meeting of the Plymouth Village Council was called to order by Acting Mayor Hunt
at 7:35 p.m. in the Council Chambers of the Public Works Building, 14900 Twenty-third
Avenue North, Plymouth, on March 19, 1973.
PRESENT: Acting Mayor Hunt, Councilmen Spaeth, Seibold and Neils, Manager Willis, Attorney
Drawz, Engineer Goldberg and Planner Overhiser
ABSENT: Mayor Hilde on vacation
MINUTES
MOTION was made by Councilman Neils, seconded by Councilman
Spaeth, to approve the minutes of the March 5, 1973 Regular
Meeting with the following corrections and additions:
1. Page 2, last sentence - change "d ug" to "dragged"
2. Page 5, Item 6-E - Add: "Discu. ion pointed out that this
petition involved different circumstances than items 6-A
and 6-C in that no rezoning or platting was involved in
this action."
Motion to approve the minutes as amended carried, three ayes,
with Councilman Seibold abstaining.
PETITIONS, REQUESTS b COMMUNICATIONS
MARCH 5, 1973
REGULAR MEETING
Item 4-A
The Council reviewed a traffic study report prepared by the TRAFFIC STUDY REPORT
Hennepin County Department of Public Works along with a report CO. RD. 15 F TWEEN
received from the Sunset Hills P.T.A. Safety Committee on the I-494 b CO. RD. 73
traffic problems on County Road 15 in the vicinity of Vinewood Item 5-A
Lane and Pineview Lane.
Phil Collins, 305 Vinewood lane, Chairman of the P.T.A. Safety
Committee, explained that their initial request goes back about
6 or 7 years when they identified the problem to be excessive
speeding and the limited visibility in the area. The County
report also points this out but they gave little attention to
the solution of the visibility problem. The Vinewood intersection
has a maximum visibility of 200 feet; Pinewood is 240 feet. Visi-
bility is well below the safety factor when you consider small
children crossing the road at these intersections. There are
approximately 47 buses turning into these schools per day. Traffic
patterns as they exist today must be considered to be minimal in
view of the development of Ridgedale to the south and the upgrading
of the intersection of Plymouth Road and Highway 12. He requested
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the Council not accept the recommendations of the County and
rumble strips_to alert traffic of the dangerous intersections
native solution.
James Sentman,
assisted with
people'signed
section.
suggested that a set of
ahead might be an alter.
13500 County Road 15, alio appeared before the Council and explained he
the traffic count taken by the Safety Committee. He pointed out that 300
the initial petition in favor of some traffic controls at this inter-
Manager Willis exp'lzined the County clocked speeds and conducted traffic and pedestrian
counts inthis area comparing it to the standard traffic counts and did not feel the
traffic volume warranted the installation of stor. signs. Reconstruction of the road
would alleviate the safet hazards, but this is not planned by the County. Radar en-
forcement does not appei a be the solution. He stated he felt the installation of
stop signs would only i....•ease the probability of rear -end accidents and agreed that
rumble strips might be a viable solution. Councilman Seibold stated he agreed this
would probably be the best solution along with improved signing, the possibility of
school flasher ,lights and continued patrolling.
County Commissioner Bud Robb stated he was attending the meeting to hear the views of
the citizens and the Council and advised he has contacted the County Highway Department
and they have expressed a willingness to meet with Village officials and residents to
work out a solution to this problem. He also suggested that grading at the crest of
the hill east of Pineview might be an alternative to consider.
Councilman Seibold pointed out that visibility in the area between Pineview and Vine -
wood is fairly good and questioned if a crosswalk in the middle of this area rather
than at the intersections would be a better solution. Mr. Collins stated he did not
feel this was a good solution because of the fact that there are very narrow shoulders
to the road in this area and some children would have to walk on the road with traffic
t3 reach this crosswalk.
Councilman Neils pointed out that County Road 15 is not the only road in the Village
that passes a school or has some visibility problems or cart%ies heavy traffic, and we
should recognize that we are not in a position to solve every traffic hazard problem
that people think is large to them. There should also be some discipline to traffic
safety in schools and homes. Acting Mayor Hunt also pointed out that the installation
of stop signs could result in a pedestrian relying on that stop sign and not being as
cautious as he is now.
Marilyn Gordon, 13512 County Road 15, reiterated the problem of the lack of shoulders
on this road and pointed out the problems of pedestrians and bicyclists using the road-
way.
MOTION was made by Councilman Spaeth, seconded by Councilman Seibold directing the
staff to contact the County and continue working with the County to 1) endeavor to get
more signs and better ma ikings, (2) investigate :he installation of rumble strips, and
3) to discuss the possibility of digging out the bank on the north side of the road
to widen the shoulder from Vinewood to the East to allow some type of sidewalk.
MOTION was made by Councilman Seibold, seconded by Councilman Spaeth, to ar end the
motion to include considering the possibility of school flasher 'fights du,-1'*19 heavy
school traffic times. Motion to amend the motion carried, four ayes,
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MOTION was made by Councilman Neils, seconded by Acting Mayor Hunt,
to further amend the motion to include investigation of the possi-
bility of some grade lowering at the peak points of County Road 15.
Motion to amend the motion carried. four ayes.
Motion as mended carried, four ayes.
Planner Overhiser introduced the subject explaining the petitioner
proposes to build an auto auction center on the site lying west
of Nathan Lane, south of the Chicago Northwestern railroad tracks
and east of Bassett Creek in the area currently zoned I-1. The
Eassett Creek Flood Control Coomission has reviewed the site plan,
and their report dated March 19 was presented to the Council.,
they recormended the Council take action to preserve the flood
plein In the form of drainage and ponding easements up to the 890
elevation.
TRI-STATE
SITE PLAN
Item 5-B
Planner Bruce Pankrnin, rologist Gerald Sunde, and H. A. Johnson,
President of Tri-State Auction Co, appeared before the Council and
presented their site plan.
Mr, Sunde explained that the site is laid out so that it is not i i
the storage ca for Bassett Creek. Any portion of the storage a wa
that is remov-?d will be replaced, The northern por-ion of the park-
ing lot is below the 890 elevation, but this is the 100 year flood
level. All run-off frcm the parking lot would be held in a storm
pond to bee cons;:ructed with a submerged out'et to the bigger pond.
Mr. Johnson explained the t most of tneir cars would be late models,
and he die not an ticipato any problem with oil deposits,
Councilman Neils stated re was concerno:d with the partial develop-
lent of a larger site are that if thi il L an represents the total
development of the I-1 area a line s,'iou? '. be drawn between it and
the R-4 cn the west side ci Bassett. Creek,
MOTION was made by Councilmen Scibold, seconded by Counci'iman
Spaeth, to adopt RESOLUTION NO. 73-109, A RESOLUTION APPROVING
THE SITE PLAN OF TRI-STATE AUCTION COMPANY, INC. A5 PRUPOSED IN
THE STAFF REPORT DATED `;AR,H 13, 1973 KITH THE FOLL00NG
CHANGES:
1, Add the following '.o the end of the first paragraph:
south 0' the Chicago No•thwestern Railrcid and
east of Bassen Creek in the area curr;artly ;.oned 1T and"
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RESOLUTION N0. 73-109
2. Condition 5 to read: "That Bassett Creek Watershed conditions
be met as set forth in their letter of March 19, 1973 directed
to the Director of Planning."
3. Addition of a Condition #5: "Ponding and drainage easements
on the total parcel be 9! anted to the Vi' l#rge over the flood
plain area at the 090 levation and under,,'`
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Joseph Pazandak, 1025 Nathan Lane, asked if something could be Ina
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eluded in the nature of a railroad easement so that a tpur coutd.be
built Acrass this property to serve his land which he foresees Eeing
developed in the future. Attorney Drawz explained this would bra a
private matter between the parties, and the Village would hot gift in=
volved with this.
MOTION,jwas made by Councilman Spaeth, seconded by Councilman Ntils,'
to amend RESOLUTION NO, 73-109 to include a 7th condition which
would remove the acreage notation on the site plan because the 44.5
acre figure cited represents the total pparcel and not the I-1 area
under consideration, Motion to amend the,kesolution carried, four
ayes.
Wtion to adopt RESOLUTION NO, 73409 as amended carried on, al Roll
Call vote, four ayes.
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The staff presented to the Council;a new format for the develops
msnt contract and a prr rr EU Mra..' icy resolution which would sE"t
the Village's administr4t1,,.,, rasts for administering deveiopnient
contracts on a percentage basis Aere developers install their
own public improvements. Engineer Goldberg expldined this acvini=
stration cost would cover the periodic inspections and the final
in1pettion. The odveloper would provide the full-time inspection,
MOTION was made by Councilmen Seibold, seconded by Councilman
Neils, to adopt RESOLUTION NO, 73.110; A RESOLUTION SETTING
VILLAGE ADMINISTRATION COST FWADMINISTERING DEVELOPMENT COh"
TRACTS AS PROPOSED IN THE STAFF REPORT Dmo MARCH 15, 1973`,
DEVELOPMENT CONTRACT
ADMINISTRATION COSTS
RESOLUTION NO. 73-110BEENOWIMM
Acting Mayor Hunt asked if this schedule would prohibit the Village
from making additional charges if needed corrections were disitovered
in the final inspection and an additional inspection was required.
The Manager stated he believed the Village would probably negotiate
with the developer on this before final inspection and-accept,nce.
The Engineer pointed out that thivugh periodic inspections he didn't
believe this would happen. Councilman Spaeth also pointed out that
we aile protected by the bonding.
Motion to adopt RESOLUTION NO, 73-110 carried on a Roll Call viote,
four eyes.
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The Final Plat and Developaint Contract for Lundgren Brothers
Woodcreek Addition" were reviewed by the Council The Planner
explained that, Outlots A and 6 %iuld be deeded to the Village
for park purposes, Outlot A wo6ld be used for a ski area for
the high school, and Outlet B,'eventually would be used as part
of the -trail systeA. Outlotr.' C and D would be in private owner-
ship by the homeoldners ossor;11ation to be formed,
WOODCREEK ADDITION
FINAL PLAT 8 DEVELOP-
MENT CONTRACT
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Councilman Neils reported that he had'reviewed the plat with the'' co-
chairmAn of the 32nd Avenue Homeowners Association, and they were
qu=ite/complimentary of the plat:
Peter Pflaum questioned the requirement of 7 ton roads in the develop-
ment,_'and there followed discussion regarding the equitable way of
implementing policy changes.,, Thd,Enggineer explained the difference
bew en a 5 and 7 ton road is approximately l or 1h inches of black=
tap and stated he would like to see this tcp surface delayed for a
couple of years until the major portion of,the development is com-
pl eted..
Mr. Pfldum also brought to the Council's attention previous discussion
regardirlp Outlot 8 and a proposed agreement between the Tillage ar.4
the homeowners association which would enable them to make certain im-
provements on this park Site. The Planner explained this is handled
in the Development Contract,
Councilman Spaeth brought,to the Council's attention paragraph 2,
page 4 of the Development Contract requiring a developer to pay the
balance of assessments on lots at the time building permits are taken
out and questioned if it wasn't agreed previously that these assess-
ments could be paid along with plumbing permits\rather than building
permits. Following discussion of this matter and determination that
it woyld not be applicable,lit,,this instance as the developer is in-
stalling his own utilities, it was decided to defer further discussion
on this matter until a later date.
NOTION was made by Councilman Seibold, seconded by Councilman
Neils, to adopt RESOLUTION NO, 734116 A RESOLUTION APPROVING
THE FINAL PLAT, DEVELOPMENT CONTRACT AND CO(VDITIONAL USE PERMIT
FOR A RESIDENTIAL SUBDIVISION UNIT PROJECT FOR "WOODCREEK
ADDITION', Motion carried on a. Roll Call vote, four ayes.
The Council was presented with the Final Plat and Development
Contract for Dreyfus Corporation's "Amber Woods" to be located
on approximately 84 acres on the north side of County Road 24
west of Highway 101. Sections 8 and 14 of the Development Con-
tract related to the sewers, lift station and force main to be
provided by the developor, and the Council discussed at length
the availability of sewer service on a temporary basis to the
South Sewer District until the Northwest Interceptor is built.
In a stuo made by the consulting engineer, it was determined
that If the entire area west of Greentree develops and the
it*enwood school does connect, an additional 100 acres could
be served by the South Sewer District. Also on the agenda
Item 5-D) was a petition for public improvements from Hughes
1st and 2nd Additions and the proposed Roger L. Johnson 1st
Addition. These areas together with Amber Woods would total 120
acres. It was the staff's conclusion that because the 100 acre
figure was a very conservative approach, the 120 acres would
cause no problems. The Manager pointed out, however, that it
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AMBER WOODS - FINAL PLAT
8 DEVELOPMENT CONTRACT
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should be clearly on the record that this is the absolute limit of`_
those utilities so that the ViV:&ge is not forced to succumb to any
other development pressures.
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NOTION was made by Councilman Spaeth, seconded by Councilman RES0%UTION N0, 73412
Neils, to adopt RESOLUTION N0, 73412. A RESOLUTION APPROVING —``7
THE FINAL PLAT, DEVELOPMENT CONTRACT AND A CONDITIONAL USE PERM
MIT FOR A RESIDENTIAL SUBDIVISION UNIT PROJECT`'FOR "AMBER WOODS
Motion carried on a Roll Call vote, three ayes, with Councilman
Seibold voting'ngy.
MOTION was made by Councilman Neils, seconded'by Acting t yor Hunt,
directing the staff to prepare a specific resolution outlining thus,
to be the maximum area to be served by this extension of the South
Sewer' District., Motion carried, four ayes.
Gilliam Dickey brought to the Council's attention that the water'
and sanitary sewer area type assessments for this developme-ot were
figured on the basis of the total 83.9 acres. He requested this
be reduced because of the 13 acres being dedicated for pond ng.
MOTION was made by Councilman Neils, seconded by Councilman Seibold,
to amend the Development Contract, Section 8.3, to show that the
water and sanitary sewer type assessments be calculated on the
basis of 143 units at $225 per unit. Motion carried on a Roll Call
vote, four ayes.
The petitioner requested a Conditional Use Permit and site plan
approval to construct a 9,000 square foot building to house a
sales office, display and storage area on Outlot B. Snyder's
Pine Ridge Addition, within a B-3 district.
MOTION was made by Cnuncilmen Seibold, seconded by Ccuncilman
Neils, to adopt RESOLUTION N0, 734131 A RESOLUTION APPROVING A
CONDITIONAL USE PERMIT TO MINNESOTA EXTERIORS, INC. TO ESTABLISH
AN OFFICE/DISPLAY/STORAGE BUSINESS WITHIN A B=3 SERVICE BUSINESS
DISTRICT. Motion caro ed on a Roll Call vote, four ayes.
MOTION was made by Councilman Seibold, seconded by Councilman
Neils, to adopt RESOLUTION N0, 73-114, A RESOLUTION APPROVING
THE SITE PLAN FOR MINNESOTA EXTERIORS, INC, SUBJECT TO,THE 7
CONDITIONS AS SET FORTH IN THE STAFF REPORT DATED 14ARCA i3 1973.
MOTION was made by Councilman Neils, seconded by Councilman
Seibold, to amend the Resolution to include an 8th condition:
Subject to Minnehaha Creek Watershed District approval." Motion
carried, four ayes.
The motion to adopt RESOLUTION N0. 73-114 as amended carried on a
Roll Call vote, four ayes.
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MINNESOTA EXTERIORS
CONDITIONAL USE PERMIT
d SITE PLAN
Item 5-C
RESOLUTION N0, 73'=113
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RESOLUTION NO. 73-114
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Thelpetitioner requested a Conditional Use Permit in ovder to NARROW WAY' CONDITIONAL
sell books and cassette tapes incidental to their family and USE PERMIt r
personal counseling office to be located at 10710 Count; Road Item,54
140TION was made by Councilman Neils, seconded by Counciliian RESOLUTION N0. 73-115
Sp4eth,_to adopt RESOLUTION NO. 734159 A RESOLUTION APPIIOVING
A,CONDITIONAL USE PERMIT FOR NARROW WAY FOR A PERIOD TO [DECEMBER 316
1914 SUBJECT TO RECONSIDERATION UPON APPLICATION FOR RENE AL AT
OAT TIME. Motion carried on a Roll Call vote, four ayes;,
REPORTS Bt, OFFICERS, BOARDS B COMMITTEES
MOTION was made by Councilman Spaeth, seconded by Councilmen, RESOLUTION NO. 73416
Seibold, to adopt RESOLUTION NO. 734169 A RESOLUTION RECEIVING FOX MEADOWS STORM SEWER
UE REPORT OF THE CONSULTING ENGINEER WITH REGARD TO THE FOX REPAIR PROJECT NO. 232
MEADOWS STORM SEWER REPAIR PROJECT NO. 232 AND ORDERING, A POBLIC, Item -64
HEARING TO BE HELD ON THE 16TH OF APRIL, 1973 ON THE PAPOSlD
IMPROVEMENTS. Motion carried on a Roll Call vote, four ayes,.
MOTION was made by Councilman Seibold, seconded by Councilman
Spaeth, to adopt RESOLUTION NO. 73417, A RESOLUTION APPROVING
THE AGREEMENT WITH THE STATE OF MINNESOTA FOR INSTALLATION OF
TRAFFIC CONTROL SIGNALS AT THE INTERSECTION OF COUNTY ROAD 73
ANO T.H. 55. Motion carried on a Roll Call vote, four ayes.
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MOTION was made by Councilman Spaeth, seconded by Councilman
Seibold, to adopt RESOLUTION N0. 73-118, A RESOLUTION APPROVING
REQUEST FOR PAYMENT N^,,614THE AMOUNT OF $16,330.50 TO
BEATSON AND KELLY CON'SaACTORS ON PLAYHOUSE SEWER AND WATER
PROJECT N0, 22226 Mgtiol carriaO,,on a Roll Call vote, four ayes.
MOTION was made by Codhcilman Spaeth, seconded by Councilman
Seibold, to adopt RESOLUTION N0, 73-119, A RESOLUTION DECLARING
Thr ADEQUACY OF THE PETITION REQUESTING THE IMPROVEMENTS OF
SANITARY SEWERS WATER AND STREETS IN HUGHES IST AND 2ND ADDI-
TIONS AND THE PROPOSED ROGER L. JOHNSON IST ADDITION, AND RE-
FERRING THE PEYITION TO THE VILLAGE ENGINEER FOR HIS REVIEW AND
RECOMMENDWON WITH THE SUGGESTION THAT THIS PROJECT BE ORDERED
AS SOON AS THE VILLAGE IS ASSURED THE LIFT STATION IS BEING
BUILT. Notion carried on a Roll Call vote, four 4:a,
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AGREEMENT WITH STATE -
TRAFFIC CONTROL SIGNALS
Item 6-8
RESOLUTION NO. 73-118
PLAYHOUSE SEWER 6 WATER
PROJECT NO. 222 - PAYMENT
N0. 6
Item 6-C
RESOLUTION NO. 73-119
PETITION FOR PUBLIC IM-
PROVEMENTS - HUGHES 8
JOHNSON ADDITIONS
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The Council reviewed Attorney Lefler's-letter dated February 21
regarding clarification of lot consolidation procedures. The
Council had expressed concern :that the actua; legal descriptions
of the platted lots were not cha ged by recent consolidation
actions. It was explained that these actions consolidated par
cels of land into one tax parcel to relieve the owners of more
than one REC-charge but that to consolidate the lots to achieve
a single legel, description would require theMRlatting of lots.
The staff report dated March 15 set forth the alternative pro-
cedures in processing subdivision requests for both platted and
unplatted land.
On February 26 the Council requested the staff to prepare a
policy resolution along the lines of the report received at
that meeting,
MOTION was made by Councilman Spaeth, seconded by Councilman
Neils, to adopt RESOLUTION NO, 73-12G), k"RESOLUTION SETTING
FORTH THE POLICY OF PARK DEDICATION WHEN CONSIDERING THE SUB
DIVISION OF PARCELS OF LAND WITHOUT FORMAL PLAITING IN THE CASES
WHERE THE REQUESTED SUBDIVISION OF SUCH LAND COULD BE REASONABLY
DEEMED TO PRECLUDE THE FQ%,'RE PLATTING OF SUCH LANDS OR PARTS
THEREOF, Motion carried on a Roll Call vote. three ayes. with
Acting Mayor Hunt votlpg nay,
The staff presented to the Council a draft copy of certain items
proposed for the first Village newsletter to be putlished within
the ne)ct month,
The Planner reviewed for the Council the parcels which are
optioned. He reported there a!* 6 individuals who have not
yet optioned their lands and stated he was hopeful the Village
can negotiate on most of these.
MOTION was made by Councilman Seibold. seconded by Councilman
Neils, to adopt RESOLUTION NO, 73-121. A RESOLUTION AUTHORIZING
THE MANAGER TO EXECUTE THE VILLAGE'S RIGHT OF OPTION TO ACQUIRE
18 PARCELS FOR THE 1972 EAST AND WEST MEDICINE LAKE PARK ACQUI-
SITION PROJE,T AND TO DISBURSE THE NECESSARY FUNDS FROM THE
GENERAL FUND TO THE CONSTRUCTION FUND UNTIL PAYMENTS ARE RE-
CEIVED FROM THE FEDERAL AND STATE GOVERNMENTS, Motion carried
on a Roll Call vote. four ayRs,
It was reported that the Planning Commission adopted the Land
Use Guide Plan with some 13 recommended changes at their meeting
of March 7. 1973, The Council tentatively scheduled a joint
study meeting with the Planning Commission for April 13 at 7:30
to review the Guide Plan,
SUBDIVISION VARIANCE
PROCEDURE
Item 6 -EM
PARK DEDICATION FOR;,
SUBDIVISION VARIANCES
Item 6-E(2)
RESOLUTION NO. 73-120
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Item 6-F
1972 LAWCON PROJECT
Item 6-G
RESOLUTION NO, 73421
LAND USE GUIDE PLAN
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On Ap`rii,;j1i the Council authorized the Metropolitan Area Manage-
ment Association, Local 49 Negotiating Committee, to represent
Plymoutb in -collective bargaining negotiations with representa-
tives of Local 49 of the International Union of Operating Engi-
neers. The Kinage'r reviewed with the Council the final copy of
the proposed luster Contract which resulted from these bargaining
sessions and pointed out the areas which he felt were deficient
and needed change. He recommended the.Council disassociate the
Village from the collective bargaining efforts of the MAMA Local
49 Negotiating Committee and undertake collective bargaining with,
itthebargatningI,unripresentatives in an effort to reach an
equitable contract settlement,,
I40TION wa.,'made by Councilman Seibold, seconded by Councilman
Spaeth, to adopt RrSOLUTIbN N0, 73-i229 A RESOLUTION DIRECTING
THAT THE METROPOLITAN AREA MANAGEMENT ASSOCIATION LOCAL 49
NEGOTIATING COMMITTEE NO LONGER REPRESENT THE VILLAGE IN THE
AATTER,OF A COLLECTIVE BARGAINING,AGREEMENT FOR LOCAL 49 INTER-
NATIONAL UNION OF OPERATING ENGINEERS. Motion carried on a
Roll Call vote, four ayes.
MOTION was made by Councilman Seibold., seconded 4y Councilman
Neils, appointing Mrs. Ruth Ault and Mrs. Bernie t;lein to terms
on the Human Rights Commission and reappointing Ron Kelly to a
new tern. Motion carried, four ayes.
LICENSES a PERMITS
MOTION was made by Councilman Neils, seconded by Councilman
Spaeth, to adopt RESOLUTION NO. 73-123, A RESOLUTION APPROVING
A CIGARETTE LICENSE REQUESTED BY ASHWIN VENDING FOR A MACHINE
TO BE LOCATED AT KAWASAKI MOTORS, INC., 14225 25th Avenue North.
Motion carried on a Roll Call vote, four ayes.
MISCELLANEOUS
MOTION was made by Councilman Neils. seconded by Councilman
Seibold, to adopt RESOLUTION NO. 73-124, A RESOLUTION OPPOSIMG
THE CONSOLIgATION6"OF MISDEMEANOR PROSECUTIONS IN THE OFFICE OF
THE HENNEPIN COUNTY ATTORNEY AND URGING THE LEGISLATURE TO RE-
JECT PROPOSALS WHICH WOULD EFFECT SUCH CONSOLIDATION. Motion
carried on a Roll Call vote, four ayes,
MOTION was made by Councilman Seibold, seconded by Councilman
Neils, to adopt RESOLUTION N0, 73-256 A RESOLUTION ACCEPTING
THE 13TH ANNUAL REPORT OF THE PLYMOUTH FIRE DEPARTMENT FOR THE
YEAR OF 1972 AND OFFERING COMMENDATION FOR THEIR.EFFORTS AND
LOCAL 49 COLLECTIVE
BARGAINING REPORT
Item 6-I
RESOLUTION N0, 73422
APPOINTMENTS TO HUMAN
RIGHTS COMMISSION
Item 7-A
RESOLUTION NO. 13423
CIGARETTE LICENSE
Item 8-A
RESOLUTION NO.73, 34244
MISDEMEANOR PROSECUTIONS
ON THE MUNICIPAL LEVEL
Item 9-B
RESOLUTION N0, 73425
FIRE DEPARTMENT ANNUAL
REPORT
Item 9- I
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APPOINTMENTS TO HUMAN
RIGHTS COMMISSION
Item 7-A
RESOLUTION NO. 13423
CIGARETTE LICENSE
Item 8-A
RESOLUTION NO.73, 34244
MISDEMEANOR PROSECUTIONS
ON THE MUNICIPAL LEVEL
Item 9-B
RESOLUTION N0, 73425
FIRE DEPARTMENT ANNUAL
REPORT
Item 9- I
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SERVICE'FOR THE YEAR 1912. Notion carried on a Roll Call vote,
four ayes.
Acting Mayor Hunt adjourned the meeting at 11:50 p.m.
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