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Home My WebLink AboutCity Council Minutes 05-21-1973c T A" N'lTES REGULAP_.000NCIL MEETING MAY 219 1973 0 A regular meeting of the Plymouth Village Council was called to order by Mayor Hilde at 7:43 p.m. in the Council Chambers of the Public Works Building, 14900 Twenty-third Avenue North, Plymouth, on Mary 21¢ 1973. PRESENT: Mayor Hilde, Councilmen Spaeth, Neils and Hunt (arrived at 7:55 p.m.), Manager Willis, Attorney Lefler, Engineer Goldberg, Planner Overhiser and Consulting Engineer Cook ABSENT: Councilman Seibold PUBLIC HEAR The Manager introduced the public hearings explaining the pur- PROJECT N0. 301 pose of the hearings and the procedures involved. He explained XENIUM LN, 8 15TH AVE. this proposed improvement project was a result of a petition SANITARY SEWER, MATER, made by a majority, of the property owners concerned. Glenn Cook STORM SEWER B STREETS of Bonestroo, Rosene, Anderlik and Associates, Consulting Engi- Item 44 neers, made the presentation of the project to the citizens and explained the design and estimated costs (see Cost Estimate and map marked EXHIBIT A attached hereto and made a part of these minutes). The Mayor advised the citizens of the procedures and deadlines involved with payment of these assessments. The Public Nearing was opened at 7:55 p.m. Richard T. Cox, representing MIP, one of the petitioners for this improvement, advised the Council that these improvements are nec- essary for the development of the pmperty south of County Road 6. Attorney Lee N,, Johnson, 2675 University Avenue, St. Paul, appear- ed representing Mrs. Melvin Overstrud, the owner of Lots 20 3 and 4 of Block C. He explained his client is 82 years old and has tried unsuccessfully to dispose of the property several times over the past few years. He pointed out the assessments would be in excess of the value of the land. He stated he hoped that if an assessment is ;wade it would not be entirely on a front footage basis as he did not feel the property would benefit to that extent. He stated he did not feel the improvements would help the salabil- 1 tlo of the property. The Public Hearing was closed at 8:00 p.m. MOTION was made by Councilman Neils, seconded by Councilman Hunt, RESOLUTION NO, 73-182 to adopt RESOLUTION N0, 73-1826 A RESOLUTION ORDERING PROJECT N0, 301 AND DIRECTING PREPARATION OF THE FINAL. PLANS AND SPECIFICA- TIONS, Notion carried on a Roll Call vote, three ayes, with Councilman Spaeth abstaining. I A I A" N'lTES REGULAP_.000NCIL MEETING MAY 219 1973 0 A regular meeting of the Plymouth Village Council was called to order by Mayor Hilde at 7:43 p.m. in the Council Chambers of the Public Works Building, 14900 Twenty-third Avenue North, Plymouth, on Mary 21¢ 1973. PRESENT: Mayor Hilde, Councilmen Spaeth, Neils and Hunt (arrived at 7:55 p.m.), Manager Willis, Attorney Lefler, Engineer Goldberg, Planner Overhiser and Consulting Engineer Cook ABSENT: Councilman Seibold PUBLIC HEAR The Manager introduced the public hearings explaining the pur- PROJECT N0. 301 pose of the hearings and the procedures involved. He explained XENIUM LN, 8 15TH AVE. this proposed improvement project was a result of a petition SANITARY SEWER, MATER, made by a majority, of the property owners concerned. Glenn Cook STORM SEWER B STREETS of Bonestroo, Rosene, Anderlik and Associates, Consulting Engi- Item 44 neers, made the presentation of the project to the citizens and explained the design and estimated costs (see Cost Estimate and map marked EXHIBIT A attached hereto and made a part of these minutes). The Mayor advised the citizens of the procedures and deadlines involved with payment of these assessments. The Public Nearing was opened at 7:55 p.m. Richard T. Cox, representing MIP, one of the petitioners for this improvement, advised the Council that these improvements are nec- essary for the development of the pmperty south of County Road 6. Attorney Lee N,, Johnson, 2675 University Avenue, St. Paul, appear- ed representing Mrs. Melvin Overstrud, the owner of Lots 20 3 and 4 of Block C. He explained his client is 82 years old and has tried unsuccessfully to dispose of the property several times over the past few years. He pointed out the assessments would be in excess of the value of the land. He stated he hoped that if an assessment is ;wade it would not be entirely on a front footage basis as he did not feel the property would benefit to that extent. He stated he did not feel the improvements would help the salabil- 1 tlo of the property. The Public Hearing was closed at 8:00 p.m. MOTION was made by Councilman Neils, seconded by Councilman Hunt, RESOLUTION NO, 73-182 to adopt RESOLUTION N0, 73-1826 A RESOLUTION ORDERING PROJECT N0, 301 AND DIRECTING PREPARATION OF THE FINAL. PLANS AND SPECIFICA- TIONS, Notion carried on a Roll Call vote, three ayes, with Councilman Spaeth abstaining. I A Regular Council Neeting May 21, 1973 Page Two Engineer Goldberg explained this project was brought about as a result of a request for a subdivision variance on one of the , lots along the north side of 28th Avenue and the desire of the Council to provide sanitary sewer service to this area prior to development of that lot. He outlined the,.extension of the sewer line from just east of Orleans Lane and the estimated costs in- volved (see Cost Estimate and map marked EXHIBIT B attached here- to and spade a part of these minutes). He added later that if the project were ordered an attempt would be made to add this onto one of fast year's projects in the area as a change order thereby using last year's prices. The Public Hearing was opened at 8:10 p.m. Orpha Kranz, the property owner Who requested the subdivision variance, appeared and urged the'Council to order the project so that she might sell the southern half o*,ier lot, for development. 1 Juel Svenkerud questioned the manner of computing lateral assess- ments when crossing an intersection, and the Engineer explained that these costs are bom by everybody in the assessment project. The Public Hearing was closed at 8:12 p.m. NOTION was made by Coutici lman Fount, seconded by Counci lnxtrn Neils, to adopt RESikUTION N0, 73-1839 A RESOLUT16N ORDERING PROJECT N0. 303 AND DIRECTING PREPARATION OF THE FINAL PLANS AND SPECI- FICATIONS AND THE PREPARATION OF A CHANGE ORDER TO CONTRACT N0. 123 AND 134. Notion carried on a Roll Call vote, four ayes. MINUTES PROJECT NO. 303 28TH; AYE. 8 ORLEANS LN. SANITARY SEWER d STREET Item 4-B RESOLUTION NO. 73483 NOTION was made by Councilman Spaeth, seconded by Councilman MAY 146 1973 Neils, to approve the minutes of the May 14, 1973 Special Coun- SPECIAL MEETING cil Meeting. Motion carried, four ayes. Item 5-A PETITION! 6 MOTION was made by Councilman Hunt, seconded by Councilman Neils, to adopt RESOLUTION NO. 73484, A RESOLUTION APPROVING THE CON- SOLIDATION OF LOTS REQUESTED BY ERVIN H. LINDEMANN TO CREATE TWO PARCELS: PARCEL A - PARCELS 3650 AND 3600 OF PLAT 44640, AND PARCEL B - PARCELS 3500 AND 3300 OF FIAT 44640. Motion carried on a Roll Call vote, four ayes. The petitioners, owners of Lots 11 and 12, Block 4, Greentree Forest Second Addition, requested that a triangular shaped par- cel at the northwest corner of Lot 11 be separated from that lot and joined to Lot 19 because the location of a pond at the rear of Lot 11 makes access to that parcel Impossible without crossing over Lot 12. RESOLUTION N0., 73484 ERVIN H. LINDEMANN CONSOLIDATION OF PLATTED LOTS Item 6-A F 0 ROBERT G. RODERICK d WALLACE B. BLACK DIVISION OF PLATTED LOTS Item 6-G T rl L] 0 a Regular Council Nee:ing L 'May 21s'1973 Page Three D C. Wayne LeNeave, 2725 Vagabond lane, representing the Green Oaks Homeowners association, after being advised of the intent of the request indicated he had no objections to it. pl n MOTION was made by Councilman Hunt, seconded by Councilman RESOLUTION N0. .13485 Spaeth, to adopt RESOLUTION NO. 73485, A RESOLUTION APPROVING THE REQUEST OF ROBERT G. RODERICK AND WALLACE B. BLACK FOR THE FURTHER DIVISION OF LOTS 11 AND 12, BLOCK 49'GREENTREE FOREST . SECOND ADDITION. Motion carried on a Roll gall vote, three ayes, with Councilman Neils voting nay. MOTION was made by Councilman Hunt, seconded by Councilman Spaeth, directing the staff to prepare a resolution relative to the pur- pose of this separation of a portion of Lot 11 and the addition to Lot 12 being that the lot whi0v it is now a part of does not have access to that triangular parcel of land because of the pond con- figuration and that it is not the intent of the Council to create a larger parcel for future subdivision. Motion: carried, four ayes. MOTION was made by Councilman Spaeth, seconded by Councilman Hunt, to adopt RESOLUTION NO. 73-186, A RESOLUTION APPROVINS THE CONSOLIDATION OF LOTS 28 ANG 29, BLOCK 15, REARRANGEMENT IN MEDICINE LAKE PARK THIRD DIVISION, AS REQUESTED BY ROBERT KEITH BERGLUND. Motion carried on a Roll Call vote, four ayes. MOTION was made by Councilman Neils, seconded by Councilman Hunt, to adopt RESOLUTION NO. 73-187, A RESOLUTION APPROVING THE CONSOLIDATION OF LOTS 1 AND 2, BLOCK 4, SUBURBANDALE ON PARKERS LAKE, AS REQUESTED BY RONALD DUANE OLSON. Motion car- ried on a Roll Call vote, four ayes. MOTION was made by Councilman Spaeth, seconded by Councilman Hunt, to adopt RESOLUTION NO. 73-188, A RESOLUTION APPROVING THE CONSOLIDATION OF LOTS 5 AND 6, BLOCK 4, ELMHURST LAKEVIEW ADDITION, AS REQUESTED BY MARVIN WILLIAM THEIS. Motion car- ried on a Roll Call vote, four ayes. r On March 5 the Council deferred action on this rezoning request because the Guide Plan was still under consideration and because of concerti that the petitioner address himself more a.losely to the problems of sanitation and a sewer hookup if possible, an access road around the property in such a fashion that it would be compatible with the Village planning concepts and a resolu- tion of the storm drainage matter. The petitioner undertook studies on the sanitation problem inasmuch as public sanitary RESOLUTION N0, 73486 ROBERTKEITH BERGLUND CONSOLIDATION OF PLATTED LOTS Item 6-D RESOLUTION N0, 73-187 RONALD DUANE OLSON CONSOLIDATION OF PLATTED LOTS Item 6-B RESOLUTION N0, 73-188 MARVIN WILLIAM ;TIEIS CONSOLIDATION OF PLATTED LOTS Item 6-C WALTON FORD REZONING FROM Iters; 6-E R -O TO B-3 i 6 Regular Council Meeting May 21, 1973 Page Four, sewer service is not available from either New Hope or Plymouth. He and the other property owner, Mr. Astelford, have acquired the nec- essary property to provide the right of way for a service road along the south and Nest portions of this area which would be made avail- able to the Village and would provide access to County Road 10 at least 1000 feet crest of the intersection. They retained a consult- ing engineering firm to review and make recommendations concerning the storm drainage Gn the site. The staff recommended approval of the rezoning subject to the conditions contained in the General De- velopment Plan section of the ordinance of rezoning. These condi- tions would require that the petitioner submit for approval a com- plete site plan taking Into consideration detailed plans showing how sanitary sewage and drainage fr.-im the site will: be handled. a general circulation plan for the area. a preliminary plat or deeds granting to the Village all required streets and drainage and utility easements, and a petition for Village sanitary sewer and water with the required public hearings waived. MOTION was made by Councilman Spaeth, seconded by Councilman Hunt, to adopt ORDINANCE N0, 73-80 AN ORDINANCE AMENDING THE ZONING ORDINANCE TO CLASSIFY CERTAIN LANDS IN THE SOUTH 1/2 OF SECTION 1 AS B-3, SERVICE BUSINESS DISTRICT, AND AUTHORIZING THE DEVELOPMENT OF SAID TRACT ONLY IN ACCORDANCE WITH THE GENERAL DEVELOPMENT PLAN BATED JANUARY 8. 1973 SUBJECT TO SIX CONDITIONS. ORDINANCE N0, 73-b MOTION was made by Councilman Spaeotii, seconded by Councilman Hunt, to amend Condition X13 of Section 2 of ORDINANCE NO. 134 by deleting the word "ultimately". Motion carried, four ayes. Notion to adopt ORDINANCE NO, 73-8 as amended carried on a Roll Call vote. four ayes. 1 E7 Bruce Hubbard presented the site plan for this proposed storage NINNESOTA: MIFI-S90RAGE facility located at the nor',;hwest corner of County Road 18 and SITE PLAT! d SUBDIVISION 10th Avenue North. The six buildings running east and west VARIANCE would provide storage facilities for small industry and private Item 6-F residential uses. The Plannin Commission recommended that this request be denied because the ocation of the proposed buildings do not meet the Zoning O dinance requirement of 25 foot side yards on each side of each building on a lot They also discussed the problem of permitting more than one building on a parcel and their concern that the site was covered with tno mans buildings. They also pointed out that the side yard area wound the perimeter of the buildings would be used as a loading area. Councilman Neils stated he did not s"ilieve this kind ef develop- ment conforms to the intent of the I-1 district as the require- ments of the Zoning Ordinance were written to apply to one build- ing per lot. He stated he di., not feel this is the type of de- velopment the Village shoula encourage by variances. MOTION wail made by Councilman Neils, seconded by Councilman Spaeth, to deny approval of the site plan. Regular Counctl'.ting May 219 1973 Page Five Councilman Spaeth stated he was not against the concept but did feel they were trying to crowd too much onto one He pointed out the parking at the driveway entrance and felt this was a safety problem. He also stated he would of the plan parcel. stated he like to see one of the bulldfngs taken out so that additional green strip could be developed around the perimeter o; the site rather than blacktopping to the property line. Councilman Neils stated he did not like the idea of garage doors facing development on both the north and south and felt this should ba eliminated to encourage good development on these adjacent properties. Motion to deny approval of the site plan -failed on a vote of 1-3, with Mayor Hilde and Councilmen Hunt and Spaeth voting nay. MOTION was made by Councilman Spaeth, seconded by Councilman S'.nt, to refer the site plan back to the staff to work with the dt-veloper with the recommendation of removing one building from the site to allow for green stripping around the perimeter of the propert;#, elimination of the doors on the property line sides and removing the parking at the entrance area. Motion carried, three ayes, with Councilman Neils voting nay. The Council previously approved a site plan for the construction METRAM PROPERTIES. INC. of 192 apartment units. During the construction of this project, REVISED SITE PLAN the developers desired certain changes in the plan. The staff Item 6-H required the developers to stop construction and return to the Council with a revised site plan. The Planning Commission re- v,ewed these revision! and recommended approval subject to the addition of eight parking spates. MOTION was made by Councilman Spaeth, seconded by Councilman RESOLUTION N0, 77-189 Hunt, to adopt RESOLUTION N0, 73-1391 A RESOLUTION APPROVING THE REVISED SITE PLAN OF METRAM PRnPERTIES, INC. DATED APRIL 109 1973 SUBJECT TO THE ADDITION OF EIGHT PARKING SPACES TO INCREASE THE TOTAL PARKING TO 288 SPACES., Councilman Neils pointed out that the developers, without coming back to the Village for reconsideration of their approved site plan, had changes in motion and that if the staff had not caught them they woulL not be back with a revised plan at this time. He stated he would not be in favor of approving these changes unlets they had some good and justifiable reascn for doing so. Architect Richard Cottle stated the intent of the changes in the site plan was for the betterment and improvement of the project. The changes came about from detailed study of the grading. The motion to adopt RESOLUTION N0. 73-189 carried on a Poll Call vote, three ayes, with Councilman Neils voting nay. l Regular Council Meeting May 21,; 1973 ' Page Si x REPORTS BY OFFICERS, BOARDS b COMMITTEES Roger Bjorlin of Studio West returned to the Council with addl- VILLAGE LOGO tional designs along the,llnes )f those proposals favored by Item 7-H the Council at the May 7 meeting. The Council approved of a logo design for the Village and directed Mr. Bjorlin to proceed with the final design, Aster brief review and discussion on this subject and the POLI( -Y ON GRANTING Manager's proposed policy direction reso'imtion, it was felt CREDITS TO DEVELOPERS he Cuunc+1 should evaluate this matter more closely at the FOR PARK DEDICATION June d meeting before referring it to the Park and Recreation CONTRIBUTIONS Advisory Commission and staff, Item 7-A MOTION was made by Councilman Hunt, seconded by Councilman Spat, -h, to defer this matter until such time as the full Council is present to discuss 1t. Motion carried, four ayes. MOTION was mi dc, by Councilman Neils, seconded by Councilman RESOLUTION NO 73-190 Spaeth, to aL(N,3t RESO1.,UTION NO. 73.190, A RESOLUTION ESTABLISH - POLICY ON USE ; PARK IirG THE POLI'L'' l'N USE OF PARK DEDICATION FUNDS. Motion carried DEDICATION FUNDS on a Roll Cal. vote, four ayes. Item 7-B MOTION wg14 made by Councilman Spaeth, seconded by Councilman RESOLUTION NO. 73191 Hunt, to adept RESOLUTION NO. 73 -)al, A RESOLUTION AUTHORIZING PUMPHOUSE NO. 3 PROJECT 9,A IItNT ON REQUEST FOR PAYMENT NO. 1 IN THE AMOUNT OF $6.853.50 NO, 122 - PAYMENT NO. 1 TO LEE RICHERT PLUMBING ANO HEATING 4OMPANY ON C,UMPHOUSE 00, 3 Item 7-C PRCJ.CT NO. 122. Motion carried on a Rol' Call vote, four ayes. The Village of Medicine Lake previously advised the Village they VILLAGE OF MEDICINE LAKE were contemnlating a street paving project Which woul•; extend STREET RESURFACING into Plymouth. The staff wt -.is directed to contact the property PROJECT owners involved, and it was reported one resident, was in favor Item 'i"n of the project, four indicated r.rposition, and two did not re- spord, The Village of Medicine Lake has advised that it is noir contF mplatcu they will undertake the projact as previously pro- poser.. At the meetl% of May I the Council referred this matter back AMBER WOODS DEVELOPMENT to the staff a ekling that they work with the developer to see CONFIRMING A ADOPTING if the area type assessments could hQ paid to the Village at ASSESSI'ENT ROLL the time permits are taken out, Th.q developer indicated his Item 7-E willingness to pay these charges which are to be as.smsed over a period of five years at the time the rt--Nerty is sold, The Mana er indicated ire felt this a reasonable sol l.iti nn to the nro'al em in view of tho tact that the development contract has alr-easy been executed, U 1 fl Regular Council Meeting W 21, 1973 Page Seven MOTION was made by Councilman Spaeth, seconded by Councilman Neil, to adopt RESOLUTION NO, 73-1929 A RESOLUTION ADOPTING AND (ONFIRMING THE ASSESSMENT ROLL FOR WATER AND SEWER AREA ASSESSMENTS FOR THE AMBER WOODS DEVELOPMENT. lotion carried on ,a toll Call vote, three ayes, with Councilman Hunt voting nay, S MOTION was made by Councilman Hunt, seconded by Councilman Spaeth, to adopt a resolution ordering that an amendmen' b; be prepared to the Amber Woods Development Contract to pecifically state that the assessments will be over a period of Me years or until the property is sold and that the interest rate for this roll begin as Of today's date. There followed discussion regarding the date which should be used for the effective date of the interest. Councilman Hunt stated he felt using the March 19 date from the development contract was unfair. The motion failed on a vote of 2-2, with Mayor Hilde and Councilman Neils voting nay. MOTION was made by Councilman Spaeth, seconded by Councilman Neils, to adopt RESOLUTION N0. 73493, A RESOLUTION ORDERING THAT'AN AMENDMENT BE FREPAPED TO THE AMBER 40ODS DEVELOPMENT CONTRACT TO SPECIFICALLY STATE THAT THE ASSESSMENTS VLL BE OVER A PERIOD OF FIVE YEARS OR UNTIL THE PROPERTY IS SOLD. Motion carried on a Roll Call vote, four ayes. J The Manager advised that the Village Audit was not completed\ but should be ready for Cc,t ncil review in June. The Council reviewed their meeting dates for the month of June and estab- lished the following schedule: June 4 - Board of Review and Regular Council Meeting June 6 - Metro Council Physical Development Committee June 11 - Review Guide Plan June 14 - Metro Council June 25 - Review Village Audit At the May 7 meating the Council considered a Village -wide cleanup program which would involve citizens hauling their own debris and junk to a licensed landfill. The staff reported that the landfill in question could riot be used because it is not currently licensed by the County or the PCA nor does it have a valid Conditional Use Permit from the Village. Repre- sentatives of the County and PCA have advised that this landfill could not be used for a cleanup program if it was licensed as the only type of fill which is approve' for that type facility is solid fill from construction. It was the Manager's recom" mandation that the Village inform the citizens of the tocatiotii of private landfills, the nearest being Boyer's west of Loretto, in order that they might privately dispose of their refuse inde- pendent of Village participation. RESOLUTION N0, 73-192 RCS0 LUTI'ON NO. 73w43 VILLAGE'AUDIT Item 7-F JUNE CALENDAR VILLAQ CLEANUP 1 tem . Y -G 0 T RCS0 LUTI'ON NO. 73w43 VILLAGE'AUDIT Item 7-F JUNE CALENDAR VILLAQ CLEANUP 1 tem . Y -G 0 Regular Couhci1-Meeting 21, 1973 Page Eight 1. It was pointed out that the Council had previously given the staff direction that if any neighborhood wants to,organixe their own cleanup program, the Village would haul the refuse,,away. It was felt this approach along with the Manager's recommendations would probably be the,best approach at this time. The,kana9er reported that the staff is currently working on ordinance,'recommendations which would through licensing procedures make i -1i mandatory for gar- bage haulers to take this type of junk plus reouire everybody to subscribe to a hauler's service. MOTION was made by Councilman Hunt, seconded!,6y, Councilman Neils, to proceed with the neighborhood` cleanup concept that is a matter of record together with advising the citizens that a suitable land- fill is not available in the Village and providing them' with maps showing where the approved landfills in the area are located. MOTION was made by Mayor Hiide, seconded by Councilman Neils, to amend the motion to include that the neighborhood cleanup program be clearly explained so that the neighborhoods realize that the debris will be picked up by the Village free of charge if they not only clean up their own lots but the vacant lots and right of wags that compromise their neighborhood. Motion to amend the motion carried, three ayes. Motion as amended carried, three ayes. Councilman Spaeth left the meeting during discussion of this item on the agenda.) MOTION was made by Councilman Neils, seconded by Councilman Hint, to adopt RESOLUTION N0. 73.194, A RESOLUTION AUTHORIZING THE INSTALLATION OF STOP SIGNS AT THE INTERSECTIONS OF 18TH AND DUNKIRK, 22ND AND DUNKIRK, AND 25TH AND DUNKIRK LANE. Motion carried on a Roll Call vote, three ayes. The Councto, was given a status report from Planner Overhiser regarding the acquisition of properties under the 1971 LAWCON project. In response to a request by the Council, the Planner presented a report on density ranges on the MIP properties south of 26th Avenue and East of Highway 55, The Council deferred discussion of this matter until the Guide Plan review on.."Pune 1I.- The 1. The Council received a report from Park Director Burton on the revised cost estimates and plans for the Medicine Lake parks. 0 RESOLUTION NO. 73= 94 INSTALLATION OF STOP SIGNS ON DUNKIRK LANE Item 7-I 1971 LAWCON PROJECT Item 7-J LAND USE GUIDE PLAN Item 7-K MEDICINE LAKE PARKS Item 7-L I 0 Regular Council Meeting MAY) 21. 1973 m . Page Nine MOTION was made by Councilm6n.-Neils, seconded by Councilman Hunt, directing the staff to accumulate traffic counts on East Medicine Lake Boulevard in the vicinity of 21st Avenue for record before and after this street is closed as a,result of the East Medicine Lake pari;. Motion carried, three ayes. I LICENSES b PERMITS,. RESOLUTION N0. 73MOTIONwasmadebyCouncilmanHunt, seconded by Councilman 195 Neils, to adopt RESOLUTION NO, 73495 A RESOLUTION APPROVING PLYMOUTH JAYCEES - NON - A NON -INTOXICATING MALT LIQUOR LICENSE FOR THE PLYMOUTH JAYCEES INTOXICATING MALT LIQUOR FOR THE PERIOD OF JUNE 27 THROUGH, SEPTEMBER 46 1973. Mot-lonji LICENSE carried on a Roll Call vote. three ayes. Item 8"A' MOTION was made by Councilman Neils, seconded by Councilman RESOLUTION N0. 73496 Hunt, to adopt RESOLUTION NO. 73-1960 A RESOLUTION APPROVING E. H. RENNER 8 SONS. INC. A WELL DRILLER'S LICENSE FOR E. H. RENNER AND SONS, INC. FOR WELL'DRILLER"S LICENSE A PERIOD TO EXPIiE APRIL 30. 1974s Motion carried on a Roll Item 84 Call vote. three ayes. MISCELLANEWS MOTION was made by Councilman Neils, seconded by Mayor Hilde, dir4cting the staff to inspect the Mary Anderson Meadowlawn Addition for violation of ordinance or development contract pertaining to fill at the end of 39th Avenue off the property site. development of park in the 3rd and 4th additions. and grade spill onto the streets that remains uncleaned, and recom- mend action to the Council with regard to these matters at the next Council meeting 1f actin, is not taken by staff prior to that time. Motion carried, three ayes. Mayor Hilde adjourned the meeting at 10;45 p.m. Sandra L. Haugen Village Clerk MEADOWLAWN ADDITION V I LICENSES b PERMITS,. RESOLUTION N0. 73MOTIONwasmadebyCouncilmanHunt, seconded by Councilman 195 Neils, to adopt RESOLUTION NO, 73495 A RESOLUTION APPROVING PLYMOUTH JAYCEES - NON - A NON -INTOXICATING MALT LIQUOR LICENSE FOR THE PLYMOUTH JAYCEES INTOXICATING MALT LIQUOR FOR THE PERIOD OF JUNE 27 THROUGH, SEPTEMBER 46 1973. Mot-lonji LICENSE carried on a Roll Call vote. three ayes. Item 8"A' MOTION was made by Councilman Neils, seconded by Councilman RESOLUTION N0. 73496 Hunt, to adopt RESOLUTION NO. 73-1960 A RESOLUTION APPROVING E. H. RENNER 8 SONS. INC. A WELL DRILLER'S LICENSE FOR E. H. RENNER AND SONS, INC. FOR WELL'DRILLER"S LICENSE A PERIOD TO EXPIiE APRIL 30. 1974s Motion carried on a Roll Item 84 Call vote. three ayes. MISCELLANEWS MOTION was made by Councilman Neils, seconded by Mayor Hilde, dir4cting the staff to inspect the Mary Anderson Meadowlawn Addition for violation of ordinance or development contract pertaining to fill at the end of 39th Avenue off the property site. development of park in the 3rd and 4th additions. and grade spill onto the streets that remains uncleaned, and recom- mend action to the Council with regard to these matters at the next Council meeting 1f actin, is not taken by staff prior to that time. Motion carried, three ayes. Mayor Hilde adjourned the meeting at 10;45 p.m. Sandra L. Haugen Village Clerk MEADOWLAWN ADDITION ri o EXHIBIT A REGULAR;COUNCIL MEETING MAY -21 , 1973 COST ESJIMATE PROJECT 0301 Sanitary Sewer Laterals Estimated Cost $669000,00 Estimated Assessable Footage 4S1.3)Feet Estimated Cost per Foot Watermain Laterals Estimated Cost $561500600 Estimated Assessable Footage 4LI3 Feet Estimated Cost per Foot $13,00 Storm Sewer Estimated Cost $33,160.00 Estimated Assessable Acreage 29.85 Acres Estimated Cost per Acre $1115,00/Acre or 0,02SS/sq. ft. Street Surfacing Curb and Gutter 15th Avenue Estimated Cost Estimated Assessable Footage Estimated Cost per Foot Xenium Estimated Cost Estimated Assessable Footage Estimated Cost per Foot Sanitary Sewer Area Charge Only to area's previously Acreage Water Area Charge Acreage 77 o 79, 59,000,00 2360 Feet 25.00 62r400.00 21S3 Feet 30,00 assessed at residential rate) Rate 150.001xc re Rate 6ere Total Total 31K EXHIBIT A REGULAR COUNCIL MEETING NAIL 21. 1973 J S. PROJECT• /301 1, --- J- & , 4679' ( A H Z n ul m 0 To3 0 Z \ a V 1531 tort ti'• I w I a YN E LA 0 Y Tr,-_ r 1 o 4679' ( A H Z n ul m 0 To3 0 Z \ a V 1531 tort ti'• I YCAMO E LA 0 Tr,-_ o l r 1 w O wi 400 i. r. r•1 1 0 ,• J J / J PROJECT - A303 SUIMARY OF ESTIMATES OF COST U E XH I RI)T 8 REGIP AR COUNCIL MEETING' MAY 21. 1973 , Sanitary Sewer: Total Estimated Cost $1197S1.0O Estimated Assessable Footage 8S5.1 Feet Estimated Assessment Rate $13.75 Ft. The area to be served has been assessed for Sewer Trunk'Area. Street Restoration: Alternate Noe 1 Estimated Cost Estimated Assessable Footage Estimated Assessment Rate Alternate Noo- 2 o Estimated Cost Estimated Assessable Footage Estimated Assessment Rate 0 2,376.00 8SS.1 Feet 2*80/Ft.w/ 6,112.00' 8SS.1 Feet 7.15/Ft. I I i' PROJECT #303 EXHIBIT B II REGULAR COUNCIL MEETING MAY 21. 1973 JIS i I m 1 N[ I t r amm Of -leans Lane Wo N .O I Q QH 1' I O M < a ' at 4 _ O toaI .. N S J ' in to 1 Esisf ing Utilities9 0,-• Proposed Sewer H- too' -N Assessable Footage 4/24/73 Drawn Aw 7-81h Ave wRr ele •ion ` A roved. -aPP Pr)'ocf No:303 { J 1%1 4a ! 0 Lew n