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HomeMy WebLinkAboutCity Council Minutes 04-01-19740 rI lla , a MI4UTES REGULAR (610NCIL MEETING April 1, 1974 A regular meeti.ig of the Plymouth City Council was cal Ted to order by Mayor le7e at 40 P.M.1n the Council Chambers of the Public Works Building, 14900 Twenty-thi rd Avenue North, Plymouth, on April 1 1 19740 PRESENT: Mayor Hi 1 de, Councilmen Hunt, Neils, Seib ' o1dand Spaeth , Manager Wi 111 s , Planner Overhiser, Attorney Lefler and Cnsulting Engineer Olson. MINUTES MOTION was made by Councilman Seibold, seconded by Ccuncil- MINUTES - SPECIAL man Neils, to approve the minutes of the March 25, 1974 COUNCIL MEETING - Special Council Meeting. Motion carried, five ayes. MARCH 25, 1974 MOTION wins made by Councilman Hunt, seconded by Council- MINUTES - SPECIAL man Seibold, to approve the minutes of the March 26, 1974 COUNCIL MEETING - Special Council Meeting, Motion carried, five ayes. MARCH 269 1974 PUBLIC HEARTS". Manager Willis eApl ai ned the purpose of the heari ny~, . He explained that the meeting had been announced by notices in the official newspaper; written notices mailed to, each property owner in the improvement areas, as shown by the records of the Hennepin County Auditor's tax statement mailing list; announcements and,discusiions at Council meetings; and newspaper write-ups which reported the Council's disposition of the subject, Consulting En11) ineer Jim Olson explained that Project No. PROJECT N0, 401 - 401 involved grading of Nathan lane, from County Road 9 NORTHEAST INTERCEPTOR north to 49th Avenue which involves tree removal and SANITARY SEWER soil stabilization; 2) sanitary sewer, which involves Item 5-A construction of pipe, manholes, and correlated appurtenances; and (3) 1 i fe station i mprovements , which includes the structure plus pumps necessary to provide for discharge, Mr. Willis stated that funding would be achieved by area assessments to benefitinfi property, lateral benefit property, and the balance from the City's utility funds, Mr. Willis explained the procedure for the hearings. He noted that if a project: is ordered, assessment hearings mould be held following construction, He also explained assessment payment procedure, Mayor Hilde opened the public hearing on Project No, 401 at 8:05 P,M, Bob Peterson of Northwestern Bell Telephone Co, spoke in r 1 A regular meeti.ig of the Plymouth City Council was cal Ted to order by Mayor le7eat 40 P.M.1n the Council Chambers of the Public Works Building, 14900 Twenty-thi rd Avenue North, Plymouth, on April 1 1 19740 PRESENT: Mayor Hi 1 de, Councilmen Hunt, Neils, Seib ' o1dand Spaeth , Manager Wi 111 s , Planner Overhiser, Attorney Lefler and Cnsulting Engineer Olson. MINUTES MOTION was made by Councilman Seibold, seconded by Ccuncil- MINUTES - SPECIAL man Neils, to approve the minutes of the March 25, 1974 COUNCIL MEETING - Special Council Meeting. Motion carried, five ayes. MARCH 25, 1974 MOTION wins made by Councilman Hunt, seconded by Council- MINUTES - SPECIAL man Seibold, to approve the minutes of the March 26, 1974 COUNCIL MEETING - Special Council Meeting, Motion carried, five ayes. MARCH 269 1974 PUBLIC HEARTS". Manager Willis eApl ai ned the purpose of the heari ny~, . He explained that the meeting had been announced by notices in the official newspaper; written notices mailed to, each property owner in the improvement areas, as shown by the records of the Hennepin County Auditor's tax statement mailing list; announcements and,discusiions at Council meetings; and newspaper write-ups which reported the Council's disposition of the subject, Consulting En11) ineer Jim Olson explained that Project No. PROJECT N0, 401 - 401 involved grading of Nathan lane, from County Road 9 NORTHEAST INTERCEPTOR north to 49th Avenue which involves tree removal and SANITARY SEWER soil stabilization; 2) sanitary sewer, which involves Item 5-A construction of pipe, manholes, and correlated appurtenances; and (3) 1 i fe station i mprovements , which includes the structure plus pumps necessary to provide for discharge, Mr. Willis stated that funding would be achieved by area assessments to benefitinfi property, lateral benefit property, and the balance from the City's utility funds, Mr. Willis explained the procedure for the hearings. He noted that if a project: is ordered, assessment hearings mould be held following construction, He also explained assessment payment procedure, Mayor Hilde opened the public hearing on Project No, 401 at 8:05 P,M, Bob Peterson of Northwestern Bell Telephone Co, spoke in E ttgul ar Cpunct 1 testi ng April 1, 1974 Page 115 favor of the project, noting that his fi rm plans to build a data center in the area i nva"l ved. John H;, McGowan, 4221 Dupont So., Minneapolis, spoke, repre- sentirg the property owners north of the Son Line Railroad tracks. He asked if they would be assessed, Mr. Willis replied that area charges, not lateral, would be expected at this time. The public heari'lg closed at 8:08 P.M. Manager Willis reiterated that notices had been appropriately given, as above, re Project No. 402. Consulting Engineer Olson explained that Project No. 402 includes construction of a water main plus consideration of construction of an elevated water tower. Manager Willis explained that costs for the water main would be met by area charges and lateral assessments, with the remaining coming from the Water Fund. The elevated tower would be paid for on a system cost basis, not assessed to the project area. Mayor Hilde explained that the City is committed to City sewer and water, for the following reasons: (1) the heavy soils in Plymouth do not lend themselves to successful cesspool service; (2) here should be both sewer and water at essentially th'e 'same time; (3) water provides an element of safety (e.g. fire -fighting); and (4) it is necessary for attraction to commerce and industry. He further explained that the projects considered tonight are part of a five year capital improvement program, Mayor Hi lde opened the public hearing on Project No. 402 at 8:25 P.M. Bob Peterson of Northwestern Bell Telephone said his firm favor: this project. Tom Forster, 11440 County Road 9, asked a question re assessment for his particular lots. It was explained that although exact answers could not be given relative to particular lots, the boundary lines for area charges were pointed out. It was also explained that lateral assessments would be made against those properties receiving benefit, those pope rties to be determined by the Council. Mr. jrster also asked if he wokild be required to hook up wi tt'i the new main. Mr. Willis 0 -?plied that City Ordinances r ioui re that you be permitted to eonti nue use of private wells, bit that wells would be inspected on a regular basis. It was also noted that no one is permittee' to hook up to the Y, r PROJECT NO. 402 - NORTHEAST WATER MAIN TRUNK LOOP Item -B Cp Ll u' Regulo Council April 1, 1974 Page 11 6 Meeti ng water line unless the lateral assessment is paid. D. Maxwell, 2630 E. Medicine Lake Blvd., asked if water is available from New Hope. Reply: no. He also asked if there would be any dredging of wet lands. Reply: no. Peter Pi:laum, of Lundgren Bros, Construction, Inc. and Mission Partnership, 1055 E. Wayzata Blvd., asked if service could not be handled from the 36th Street pipe. Mr. Olson replied that the volume and pressure of water from the 36th Street line was very poor, and was becoming inadequate to meet existing needs. Mr. Pflaum added that he favored ire project. Lynn Earenfight, 11217 County Road 9, questioned that the Lost Like area was not included in the project. He also suggested that the project was being undertaken for the benefit of particular commercial interests, such as Northwestern Bell, Mayor Hi lde respondled that this particular project had been in the process of consideration for a great deal of time, predating Northwestern Bell involvement. Mr. Neils and Coundhen Hrt lxth agreed that consideration should have been given to the Lost Lake area. Dennis Nygren,, 1115 Rockford, asked assessment of his property, Manager he could not give a specific answer, policy% a question relative to Willis replied that but did outline assessment Al Tanber$, 3020 Larch Lane, asked if water and sewer should go into areas at the same time; do they follow the same routes. Mayor Hilde explained that attempts are made to coordinate water and sewer to an area, but that different routes are of;.en necessitated, The public hearing closed at 3:55 P,M. Manager Willis explained that Project No. 403 was petitioned by Northwestern Bell as a public improvement project. An engineering report was done on the feasitili4 of thi5 project, and notices were publicly processed, as per above Consulting En ineer Olson explained that the project inc'uded 1) streets; ?2) sanitary sewer; (") water Hain; and 4) storm sewer, The latter was presented with two alternatives suggested, differiq in modifications from the st0 m drain plan. Manager Willis explained that the project would be financed almost entirely from assessments to benefiting propertie The subsequent users would make up the remainder, 116- 0 PROJECT NO. 403 - NORTHWESTERN BELL Item 56-C SITE q Regular Council Meeting Apr,i l 1, 19 74 Page 117 I ' Manager Willis firrther'expla4ned that Northwestern. Bell' would be obligated to enter Into a development contract„with the , City. Further, the City would receive 25% of the total to'be assessed against their property,, with' the balance to be paid over a five year period, Northwestern Bell has ' already executed the proposed contact, , Magor Hilde opened the'publlic hearing on Project No. 463 at 9:05 P. M.{ Bob Peterson of Northwestern Bell questioned the use of Alternative II for the pro-osed sto,,m sewer. He said his ' fi mm does not feel it is ckan istent with the aesthetics of their site plan. Mr. Olson acknowledged that Alternative Il had not b, en discussed thoroughly with 11orthwestern Bell. goth agreed that further discussion tetween the firm's architect and the consulting engineers would be in order prior td a, Council determination, John McGowan (see above for address) asked when thA,Council, would determirte to extend Nathan lane beyond the rail Nad tracks. Manager Willis replied that such action would not take ;,1 ace until requested .;y property owners, The public hearing closed at 9:12 P.M. Councilman Neils assArted thrt he would prefer to defer action on all three projects linti 1 after the auditor's report is received, Manager Willis presenttad ern vdated report on the status of the sinking fund, He said ,kat oased upon this update, the staff'believes the City is in a sound financial posiior to proceed with the proposed system improvements, Mr, Neils stated his objectic ns to proceeding tonight: (1) Pro- ject No. 403 might yet entoi i some "trade"Jfs" in terms of storm sewer for the Bell pr,aperty; (2) there migh` be a re - touting of the interceptor within the Mission Farr property; and (3) the audit report is a few weeks off, MOTION was made by Counc:ilian Seibold, seconded by Councilman Hunt, that action he triker on the threcr proposals tonight, Motion c,arriea, four ayes, Councilman, Neils voteO ray, MOT!QN was made i y Mayor hi lde, seconded by Councilman Spaeth, to (1) proceed tonigf,t to act on the projects proposed, with consideration of the staff prepared financial update (2) direct. Manager Willis to take time off' from City Nall r{eilponsibi 1 i ties to work directly on the CIP; and MOTION TO ACOT ON PROJECTS 4131, 432, 403 11 Regular. Counc 1 Meeting Apri 1 Is- 197 Page 118 3) proce0d ,after adoption of a five year plan and receipt of the audit,_ to update the thirty year project',on; further, that the ration assumes rpcei pt of a satisfactory; audit of the sinking fund and a more elaborate reper* on,.saiae0 MOTION was made by Councilman Seibold, seconded by Councilman Hunt, to amend the motion to give priority to numbers (1) and 2) above, with progress on (3) only after completion of the first two, Motion to'amend carried, five ayes, Nation to act on projects, arrange for C'.P completion and act on updated I+rro ject ,carried, 'as amended, five ayes, 0 LE Council members concurred that the alignment for the water main in the Mission Farm area was correct as shown in the engineering report. Councilman Hunt asked if the water area assessment outline would follow the sewer area, or would there be overlap. Manager Willis repliee that the lines are reasonably consistent. 4 M)TIGN was made by Councilman Seibold, seconded by Mayor Hilde, to direct the'staff to prepare a resolution to s0edule a public hearing for this improvement as it applies to the Lost Lake area. Motion failed, 2 - 3. Councilmen Neils and Spaeth and Mayor Hilde voted nay. MOTION was made by Councilman Seiboi'd, seconded by Councilman Spaeth, to adopt RESOLUTION N04 74-1740 A RESOLUTION DIRECT- ING THE CITY OF PLYMOUTH TO ORDER FINAL PLANS AND SPECIFICA- TIONS FOR THE NORTHEAST TRUNK WTER MAIN - PROJECT NO, 402, Moti en carried on a roll call vlte, four ayes, Councilman Hunt voted nay,. MOTION was made by Councilman Spaoth, seconded by Councilman Seibold, to specify the "spider" f%') m of water tower, MOTION to amend was made by Maynr Hilde, seconded by Councilman Neils, to state that despite preference for spider," bids be received on the ot4r type -as well. Motion carried, five ayes. Main motion carried, as dnended, five ayes. MOTION was made by Councilman Neils, seconded by Council- man Spaeth, to adopt RESOLUTION N06 74-175, A RESOLUTION DIRECTING THE CITY OF PLYMOUTH TO ORDER FINAL PLANS AND SPECIFICATIONS FOR THE NORTHEAST SANITARY SEWER - PROJECT NO. 401. Motion carried on a roll cull vote, five ayes, 118 - PR04E1011„ NO 40 - NOR11'HIE,4ST WATER MAIN TRUNK LOOP RESOLUTION NO, 74-174 PROJECT NO, 401 - NORTHEAST INTERCEPTOR SANITARY SEWER RESOLUTION NO, 74-175 n I WggJ ar Cou ji l Meeting Agri -Y, 1974 Page, X19 W)JON was made by Councilman Hunt, seconded by Councilman, Mei1s, to specify that -the map contained in the hand-out for Project No. 401 i:iidicating the proposed assessment boundaries, tie entered in - preliminary report for Project No.' 401, i n order 'that thepubl i c' is 'aware that the area, proposed ' for assessment is smaller than,that shown on Oe map contained in said rejaort, Motion' carried, five ayes, MOTION was Bode by Cr dnci lman !j 1s , sEconded by Council- man ounci1- man Seibold, to defer. actio on Project W. 403, pending a report from the staff re discussions with Northwestern Bell relative tc stgrm sewer alternatives in thr. proposed project. Moti. lon carried, five ayes. MOTION was made by Councilman Neils, s_Aonded by'Councilman Spaeth, that the Manager and staff be directed to provide a gomeral report of sewer, interceptor and trunk extensions that we should consider withir,this construction season and next to make ;later and sewer areas coterminous in the Project No,, 401 and Project,No. 402 area. Motion carried, five ayes, Petitions, Requests and Communi cati aos The Planning Commission has reviewed and recommended approval of'.a site plan for Bel -Mar Builders, Inc. for an office/ warehouse/manufactoari ng plant i n an I-1 District. with the conditions noted in the proposed resolution contained in the staff report dated March 28, 1974. MOTs N was made by Counnilman Spaeth, seconded by Cuuncilman Nei , to adopt RESCILUTIOH NO, 74-176, A RESOLUTION APPROVING SITE PLAN FOR A.BUILOING TO BE LOCATED ON LOT 1, BLOCK 1 OF PR3POSEP BEL •MAR'S INDUSTRIAL PARK, SI1BJECT TO THE CONDITIONS CITED ABOVE, MOTION was made by Councilman Nei 1 s , seconded by Councilman Spaeth, to amend Resolution No. 74076 by deletihq the wording for Condition 02 as containedned i n the proposed resolution in the staff report of March 28, 1974, and substi t:1 -i Incl the following wording; "That Cheshire Lane be constructed as part of the final plat development contract, and a drive be p wvided from Cheshire Lane to the southern Riortion of the property," Motion failed, 1 - 4, Councilmen Hunt, Seibold and Spaeth anti Mayor Wilde voted nay, MOTION was made by Councilman Hunt, seconded by Council- man Spaeth, to amend Resolution No, 74-176 to Aid Condition 09, "that the driveway for Cheshire L ne be provided through the south boundary of the property, in the event that it is required for future access to the parcel to the south, at which time the street w)uld bo PROJECT NGS, 403 NORTHWESTERN BELL SITE BEL -MAR BUILDERS, 10c,", SITE PLAN 'APPROVAL Item 6-A RESOLUTION NO, 74-176 FA I Regular Council Meeting Apr 1 1, 1974% I ; Page 120 constructed; -and be, assessed on the same basi s as, i f it were'to be'reg0red as part,of this development," MOTION was \-jiado ,by 'Counci lman Nei 1 s , seconded by ': Councilman Aunt, to am4nd1l,.0r amendment to delete those star*ments with regard,,1,o6 how it would be assessed if improved, Attornal, Lefler pointed put that there might be some legal 0roblems involved with'the present wording, Mayor Hil4esalsosuggestedthatthetwoan*ndments negate each other. The Council.sn agreed to withdraw both amendments, I MOTION was made by Councilman Neils, seconded by Cound Iman Seibold'; to amend, Resolution No, 74-176 to Ihan eCondition 2 'as' contained in the proposed resolution n report of March 28, 1974 to read ". .not be al4ov4d, ,, b the remaining condition; es stated. Motion to amend carried, five ayes, *Amended 4/15/74 Motion to adopt Resolution No, 74-176, as amended, carried on a roll call vote, five ayes, The Planning Commission has reviewed and recommendec approval of a site plan and conditional use permit for a building addition by Village Engine Supply, with the conditions noted in the povposed resolution contained in the staff report dated March 28, 19740 1 -1 MOTION was made by Councilman Seibold, seconded by Councilman Hunt, to adopt RESOLUTION N0, 74-171, A RESOLUTION APWVING SITE PLAN AND CONDITIONAL USE PEPMIT FOR A BUILDING'ADOITION AND BUSINESS EXPANSION OF VILLAGE ENGINE SUPPLY, Councilman Seibold had some questions re parking; Lyle Haley (of Village Engine Supply), 3461 pilgrim Lane No., replied that bus drivers were temporarily using his lot, MOTION was made by Councilman Neils, seconded by Councilvan Hunt, to amend P.esolution No, 74-177 to add Condition #6 to the proposed resolution as contained in the staff report of March t8, 1974, "that a fence be installed on the west lot line, which is comparable to the fence on the north boundary," Richard H. Lee, owner of the property, spoke against the amendment, Motion to amend failed, 1 - 4, Councilmen Hunt, Seibold and Spaeth and Mayor Hilde voted nay. MOTION was made by Councilman KeiIS, seconded by Councilman Seibold, to amend Resolution No, 74-117 to add Condition #6, to require a finished face front. 120- N VILLAGE ENGINE SUPPLY - SITE PLAN AND CONDI- TIONAL USE PERMIT APPROVAL FOR A BUILDING ADDITION Item 6-B RESOLUTION N06 74-177 IL Regular Council Meeting April 1, 1974 1 Page 121 \. SUBSTITUTE MOTION was made by Mayor Hilde, seconded , by Councilman Seibold, to amend Resolution No. 74-177 to.add Condition #6 to the proposed'iesolution as contained in,,the staff report of March 289 19740 "that the building" owner be required to upgrade the facing of Oe building o a suitable standard. Substitute motion was acceptab)e to,,the makers of the previous motion, Substitute°motio carded, five ayes. MotiohXto adopt Resolution No. 74=177, as' amended, carried on a roll call voti,, five ayes. Petitioner Gior ge Helmstetter requests to add a smal'I parcel GEORGE NELMSTETTER of land to the south side of Lot 3 Block 1 Willow Ponds, PLATTED LOT DIVISION Staff approval was recommended. AND CONSOLIDATION Item 6-C MOTI;IN was made by Councilman Neils, seconded by Councilman RESOLUTION NO. 74-178 Seibold, to adopt RESOLUTION N0. ?4-1786 A RESOLUTION APPROVING A REARRANGEMENT' OF LOT\`,i, BLOCK L. WILLOW+PONDS AND LOT 14, BLOCK 19 i'ONDEROSA. Motion carried on a roll call vote, five ayes. A Change Order has been orepare4 and submitted by the CHANGE ORDER NO.4 Consulting Engineer, Bonestroo,`Rosene, Anderlik and CENTRAL AREA STREE Assoc., Inc,, for the placement'-cf a culvert extension on PROJECT 909 - JEROME Fernbrook Lane at T.H, 55 the adjustment of a manhomc BEGIN CONTRACTING at the Ranchview cul -ale -sac ami the in`tallati;,n of a Item 6-D swale and drain the at lith and Fernbrook. MOTION was made by Councilman Neils', seconded b;; Councilman RESOLUTION NO. 74-179 Seibold, to adopt RESOLUTION v, 74-1 * 9, A RESOLUTION APPROVING CHANGE ORDER N0. 4 TO JEROME BEGIN CONTRACTING FOR THE CENTRAL AREA STREETS PROJECT 909, Motion carried on a roll call vote, five ayEu. MOTION'was made by Councilman Neils, seconded by Councilman USE OF MSA FUNDS - Seibold, to accept the staff report on the u3e of MSA funds VICKSBURG LANE - for the Vicksburg Lane Prosect No. 305. Motion carried, PROJECT NO. 305 five ayes. ' Reorts of 3oards, Committees and Officers MOTION was We by Councilman Neils, seconded by Councilman REVISED PLANNED UNIT Hunt, to defer consideration of the revised planned unit DEVELOPMENT ZONING development zoning ordinance amendment until April 15. ORDINANCE AMEND - Motion carried, five ayes. MENT =_ Item 7-A Regular Council Meeting j April 1, 1974 Page 122 MOTION was made by Councilman Spaeth, soconded by Councilman Neils, to adopt RESOLUTION NO, 74-180, A RESOLUTION RELEASING FROM ALL OBLIGATIONS ARISING`OUT OF THE'AGREE4ENT BETWEEN THE,;CITY OF PLYMOUTH AND J b G CONSTRUCTION CORPORATION, INC., FRED WCHINGER AND IDA BUCHINER, AND WILLIS W. SNYDER AND LUCILLE SNYDER, Motion carried on a roll) call vote, five ayes. MOTION was made by Councilman Spaeth, seconded by Coti,yfti lman Seibold, to adopt RESOLUTION NO, 74-1$1, A'RESOLUTIO11 DEFERING SPECIAL ASSESSMENTS ON RESID4NTIAL ?04OPERTY,IN COMKRCIAL AND INDUSTRIAL ZONES AREAS, Motion carrie:l on a roll call vote, five ayes. Manager Willis announced a public hearing for Thursday,. Apri 1 18, in the Council Chambers of the Wayzata 'City Kill. called by the Board of Managers of the Rinnehaha Creek Watershed' District for the purpose of tonsi deri ng new rules regarding erosion and sediment control. Mamag`rr Willis expressed a concErn that suggested rules are too broad and would be difficult to work wi-th. MOTION was made by Mayor Hilde, seconded by Councilman Huot, to direct the staff to prepare the City's specific objections and constructive suggestions; review these with Councilman Spaeth; and bring them back to the CouncA l in time for submission to the Watershed District i' n time for the April 18 hearin'a. Motion carried, fine ayes,, Manager Willis announced a public hearing for Thursday, April 11, at Wayzata Senior High School,, called by the Minnehaha Creek Watershed District for the purpose of presenting the proposed pinetreQ Pond project. Mr. W`filis urged Council membev's to attend the hearing, and to support its previous petition to the Watershed District Board of Managers. MOTION was made by Mayor Hilde, seconded by Councilman Spaeth, to direct the staff and Acting Mayor to appear at the public heerirg for the purpose of clarifying the Council's his toric position; (1) reminding them of the circumstances under which the City presented its petition; 2) pointing out that the Council is of the opinion that the project may not be needed at the time% and (3) a>;press- i ng uncertainty re when it is needed, although the Council believes it will ultimately be needed. Motion carried, four ayes, Councilman Seibold voted nay. I 122- i MAPLEDELL PLAT RESOLUTION, NO., MAW , Item - DEFERMEENTJ OF ,SPECIAL ASSESSMENTS' ON REIS1 DENTIAL PROPERTY ,IN COMMERCIAL AND INDUS- Tk'IAL ZONES AREAS ? I teni 7-C RESOLUTIO-181 MINNEHAHA CREEK WATERSHED DISTRICT REVISED RULES AND REGULATIONS Item 7-D 1 PINETREE POND PROJECT Item No. 7-E i t ice' Regular. Council, Meeting April 1, 1974 Paye 123 It was suggested that the report on the status of staff STATUS OF projects be re -introduced at the study meeting on April 22, STAFF PROJECTS i Item 7-F ° Mayor Hilde announced that the Youth Action Advisory YOUTH ACTION ADVISORY Commfttee (YAAC) was being implemented, and submitted COMMITTEE , a lisp of names to be ratified for meribarship on the com- Item 7-G mi'tteh., MOTIO11 was made by Coundflman Hunt, seconded by Councilman Seibold, to ratify the names presented for membership of YAAC. Motion carried, three ayes. Councilmen Neils and Spaeth abstained. Miscellaneous Councilman Neils noted that he hal attended a Robbinsdale School' District 281 meeting on open school/community education. A policy was adopted whereby in the 1975 budget year, a levy equivalent to $1 per adult head in the school district would be authorized. Use of the school would be allowed the City of Plymouth for author ized programs. Plymouth Jr. High School was designated as the community school in our area. The upcoming calendar for April was not+:d: April 8, Public Hearing, Council Chambers; April 11, Watershed District Hearing; April 15, Regular Council Meeting; April 22, Special Council Meeting. MOTION was made by Councilman Spaeth, seconded by Council- man Hunt, to adopt RESOLUTION NO% 74-1829 A RESOLUTION NOMINATING VICTORIA JOYNER FOR THE C, C, LUDWIG AWARD. Motion carried, four ayes. Councilman Seibold abstained. Mayor Hilde adjourned the meeting at 12:10 A.M% 1 a h t Lyn a SCHOOL DISTRICT 281 - COMMUNITY EDUCATION CALENDAR C. C. LUDWIG AWARD - NOMINATION OF VICTORIA JOYNER IESOLUTION NO% 74-182 Deputy City Clerk