HomeMy WebLinkAboutCity Council Minutes 06-03-1974MINUTES
REGULAR COUNCIL MEETING
June 3, 1974
A -regular meeting of the Plymouth City Council was cal l ed to order by Mayor Hi 1 de at
7:45 P.M- in the Council Chambers of > the Public Works Building, 14900 Twenty-third
Avenue North,, Plymouth, on June 3, 1974.
PRESENT: Mayor Hilde,,Councilmen Hunt, Neils, Seibold and Spaeth. Planner Overhiser,
Assessors Hawkyard and Carroll, Attorney Lefler, Consulting Engineers Olson
sand Anderlfik, Deputy City Clerk Bolnick, and Don Monk, Deputy Hennepin
County Assessor,
ABSENT: None,
MINUTES
MOTION was made by Councilman Ne'tls, seconded by Councilman
Spaeth, to approve the minutes of the May 20, 1974 ftgular
Council meeting, with the following correction:
Page 164; following the second paragraph, insert; the following;
MOTION was made by'Councilman Spaeth, seconded by Council-
man Neils, to amend Resolution No. 74-242 to add condition
4, that any new sewer or water connections be made at the
owner's expense, if the stubs are not in. Notion carried,
tour ayes.
Notion to approve minutes, as corrected, carried, four ayes.
Councilman Seibold abstained.
BOARD OF REVIEW
The'Council met, in accordance with $tate Law, as a Board of
Review,,, to review the 1974 assessments on real property within
the City -- that pproperty which experienced improvements which
increased the market values over $100 between the 1973 and 1974
assessments, and those parcels with new construction over VOO
during,1973 that were valued for the 1974 assessment -• to hear
citizens who have questions with respect to their assessments,
and to make any adjustments which they feel are warranted, based
on their Int..pendent review. Manager Willis explained that notice
of the meeting was published in the City's official newspaper, the
Plymouth Sun, and notices were also posted wi thi n the community.
He explained the procedure for the evening's hearing, and pointed
out that final determinations would not be made tonight, but At
a future meeting within the twenty days allotted by law.
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Mayor Hi lde opened the hoearing for ,the Board -of Review at 8100,/P.Ma ; s"
Arthur E, Gromwald; 2155 'Shadyvi,ew Lane, (Plat 44315, Parcel 2850), stated that
his assessment had increa.5ed considerably since last yeor. He said the house was
completed -in January. 19713, and no improvements were added since that'time,
Mr, , Monk stated `,that if there,had been no,improvement. and the full value was
reflected in the 1973 assessment, it should carry forth. and -recommended that
staff regiew Mr, Groaniald'r assessment. Mayor Hilde°fnfonned W. J6ranwald that
staff would, check this out, and that a determination,aould be made at'a future meeting.
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Donald Sobrack, 2700 Larch Lane. (Platt 4412Q, Parcel 6650). stated that although
he is occupying his home, it is incomplete fn that some electrical and building
inspections are yet outstanding, Heystated Wwas deemed c0hplete when he moved
in, but he has now di scovereci that. csrtai n things have to be redone i n ,order to
pass the Tnspe0tions, ,Mr, Sgbrack asked if he could be assessed whale the building
is incomplete, Mr. Monk said it was possible to assess an incomplete structure,
Mayor Hi hde advised Mr. Sobsack that staff woul d check to determine if assessment
was made on a complete or. `incomplete basis. He also asked, staff to note that
Mr. Sobratk intends to mare some changes. which may, not, increase the value of the home.
Robert Hughes. 17825 County Road 24 (residence), rskedabout the,,'Issessment on his
driving range at 4155 State Highway 101. (Plat 43718, Parcel 0210), Mrd. Hughes said
that the valuation has increased disproportionately over the past thre years
on this r i vi ng range, In 1972, the va ivati on was 537,000; it was imp, ved,
and the 1973 valuation rose to $51,.300; it has now been reassessed at -569,300,
There were, no improvements since January; 1973, Mayor Ht1de informedJMr. Hughes
that staff' would check this out,
Roger Fazendln asked about tvo pieces of property, 22 acres of "K'reh's Property'!, -
and anothaP piece which had been through cwrt action re valuation - both of which
had received 1 ncreasea val,uati ons . He die not have the plat and parcO numbers
this evening, but said he would provide s:.me. Mayor Hilde informed itift, Fazendin
the matter would be checked out.
Franz E, Flath, 17200 14th Avenue North, (Plat 44516, Parcel 3200) cited inequities
between his taluation and those of his neighbors, Mr, Flath also notes that
after a prion valuation statement way corrected to remove f1 repla:es, there was
no reduction in the assessms•nt. Mayor H11 de advised Mr. Flath that th I s would
be checked oui. Mr. Flath also asked a number of questions re assessment procedure,
to which Council members and Mr. Monk responded,
Allen A. Kreatz, 16115 Count i Roau is (Plat 43729,'Parcel 1235),'stated that his
roperty is 3 76/100 acres, 31 feet wide, and has no buts di ngs on 1 t, The valuation
s $9,000, which Mr. Kreatz believes is too high. Mr. Kweatz was assured this
would be checked out by staff,
A. Richards, 2525 Troy Lane, 'Plat 44224, Parcel 1300), questioned why his valuation
would be higher, than those of his neighbors, when all the homes in the neighborhood
were completn.a within the same relative time frame. Mr. Richards asked if valuations
were made on the basis of sale price, Councilman Neils pointed out that assessments
are made in a combination off' three ways; a formula basl s , placing certdl n values
on certain improvements (e.g. f1replaces); a consideration of the actual sale
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val,u ee; and comparisons to comparable hones in comparable neigh-
bomoodt, Mayor Hi 1 de informed Mr. Richards that, -staff would
check into his valuation. >>
David Lentz, 2340 Urbandale, Lane; (Plat 44224,,, Parcel 5700). said
he moved i nta hi' s home i n-'4ri 1, 1973; the subsequent assessment- was
22% higher than the purchase price, ;Also, his assessment did not
agree with the assessments of his, 1ghbors. %6x11i1desaidthis
would be checked out.
The hearing of the Board of Review was closed at 6:40 P.M. by Mayor Hilde.
Maycr Hilde advised those who had presented their grievances
at they would be contacted by staff, He also explained the
appeal process which is open to the citizens,
MDTION was made by,,Councilmen Neils, seconded by Councilman Spaeth,
to adjourn the Board of Review to the Regular Council Meeting,
7:30 P.M.. June 17, 1974s in the Council Chambers. Motion carried,
five ayes,
Planner Overhtser explained that the Planning Commission had
reviewed tho request of Pick R. Kumerf'ield, and recommended
apprrrvsl of a proposed amendment to the Zoning Ordinance to
allow apparel shops in a B4 Zoned District. It also recommended
approval of a request for a Conditional Use Permit to operate
a,men's apparel shop at 10740 Highway 55,
MOTION was made by Councilman Hunt, seconded by Councilman Seibold,
to adopt an ordinance amending the Zoning Ordinance of the City
of Plymouth with particular reference to conditional uses within
the B-3 District.
Objection was raised as to the desirability of having retail stores
in a service area,
Ors, Kumerfield, 12311 County Road 15, stated that the area had a
need for a shop such as she and her husband were proposing. She
said the adjoining shop owners were eager to have them,,
Notion failed, 3 - 2. Councilmen Seibold and Spaeth voted nay.
The Planning Commission reviewed the request -of Shenandoah Develop-
ment Corporatlo for a proposed revision to the Site Plan for
Shenandoah 3rd AJ4itiftn", and the proposed final plat of same.
It was recommended ubIt the revised planibe approved, subject
to the conditions note -4 in the staff repoet of May 29,1974; and
if the revision were approved, the develq'pers would be asked to
bring 1n a more detailed final plat,
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REQIXST FOR CONDI-
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SHENANDOAH DEVELOPMENT
CORP, - REVISED SITE
PLAN b FINAL PLAT
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val,u ee; and comparisons to comparable hones in comparable neigh-
bomoodt, Mayor Hi 1 de informed Mr. Richards that, -staff would
check into his valuation. >>
David Lentz, 2340 Urbandale, Lane; (Plat 44224,,, Parcel 5700). said
he moved i nta hi' s home i n-'4ri 1, 1973; the subsequent assessment- was
22% higher than the purchase price, ;Also, his assessment did not
agree with the assessments of his, 1ghbors. %6x11i1desaidthis
would be checked out.
The hearing of the Board of Review was closed at 6:40 P.M. by Mayor Hilde.
Maycr Hilde advised those who had presented their grievances
at they would be contacted by staff, He also explained the
appeal process which is open to the citizens,
MDTION was made by,,Councilmen Neils, seconded by Councilman Spaeth,
to adjourn the Board of Review to the Regular Council Meeting,
7:30 P.M.. June 17, 1974s in the Council Chambers. Motion carried,
five ayes,
Planner Overhtser explained that the Planning Commission had
reviewed tho request of Pick R. Kumerf'ield, and recommended
apprrrvsl of a proposed amendment to the Zoning Ordinance to
allow apparel shops in a B4 Zoned District. It also recommended
approval of a request for a Conditional Use Permit to operate
a,men's apparel shop at 10740 Highway 55,
MOTION was made by Councilman Hunt, seconded by Councilman Seibold,
to adopt an ordinance amending the Zoning Ordinance of the City
of Plymouth with particular reference to conditional uses within
the B-3 District.
Objection was raised as to the desirability of having retail stores
in a service area,
Ors, Kumerfield, 12311 County Road 15, stated that the area had a
need for a shop such as she and her husband were proposing. She
said the adjoining shop owners were eager to have them,,
Notion failed, 3 - 2. Councilmen Seibold and Spaeth voted nay.
The Planning Commission reviewed the request -of Shenandoah Develop-
ment Corporatlo for a proposed revision to the Site Plan for
Shenandoah 3rd AJ4itiftn", and the proposed final plat of same.
It was recommended ubIt the revised planibe approved, subject
to the conditions note -4 in the staff repoet of May 29,1974; and
if the revision were approved, the develq'pers would be asked to
bring 1n a more detailed final plat,
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REQIXST FOR CONDI-
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CORP, - REVISED SITE
PLAN b FINAL PLAT
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The suggested revision Includes reduci g by ,four the n'
dwelling units, moving of the swimi ng pool, changing t
tional building to aa,"cabana", and adding tennis courts
fields. The rrsislo also involves a change 4 a patio
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Glenn Metz, representing Shenandoah Dev lopmpnt Corp., stated that
the changes would notttract from the Targe bpeq,space ,area.
He also asserted that trees would have to be'renove4, that
the larger trees would 0 in. Mr. Metz asked that the Corporation
be giYen time after lea r,i ng of the Council's wishes, to work out
the details for the plan.
Tom Leverenz, 2706 Upland 'ourt, said he represented those residents
whose homes face the proposed pool Axa. He said that they were
eager to have the amenities1,
nstalled. However, they were concerned
about the trees. They' strontlr opposed the installation of a
parking lot, He said the residents would not need parking facilities;
that they would only serve non-residents.
MOTION was made b Councilman Spaeth, seconded by Councilman Hunt,
that the parking lot be eliminated from the plan, and that,no extra
uni is be added in Its stgad, and that it be left In its natural
state. Motion carried, five ayes.
Mrs. B. Shllkraut, 15861 27th Avenue North, reminded the Council that
most residents moved from the City to this communl because of the
natural surroundings, and urged at 'the City of P ymouth continue
its policy of preservation of the,trees and other natural resources.
Frank Gersky, 2713 Upland Court, urged that the Planning Commission's
I recommendations be given serious consideration.
Mayor Hilde suggested discussion be deferred until the developer and
the citizens involved communicate on this matter
MOTION was made by Mayor Hilde, seconded by Councilman Hunt, to defer
act1pp on this matter until such time as the petitioner requests to
s be heard again. notion carried, five ayes.
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It was suggested that June 17 be considered a tenth,.1}a date for return
of this request.
Petitioner requested division of platted lots into three parcels.
Staff has recommen'ed that only two lots be permitted with both
obtaining access from 12th Avenue.
MOTION was made by Councilman Neils, seconded by Councilman Spaeth,
to adopt RESOLUTION N0, 74461, A RESOLUTION APPROVING SUBDIVISION
OF LOTS 27 AND 28, BLOCK 1, CITir VIEW ACRES, PER REQUEST OF LLOYD
R. MARTIN Motion carried on a roll call vote, five eyes,
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LOTS
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The suggested revision Includes reduci g by ,four the n'
dwelling units, moving of the swimi ng pool, changing t
tional building to aa,"cabana", and adding tennis courts
fields. The rrsislo also involves a change 4 a patio
development. ,
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Glenn Metz, representing Shenandoah Dev lopmpnt Corp., stated that
the changes would notttract from the Targe bpeq,space ,area.
He also asserted that trees would have to be'renove4, that
the larger trees would 0 in. Mr. Metz asked that the Corporation
be giYen time after lea r,i ng of the Council's wishes, to work out
the details for the plan.
Tom Leverenz, 2706 Upland 'ourt, said he represented those residents
whose homes face the proposed pool Axa. He said that they were
eager to have the amenities1,
nstalled. However, they were concerned
about the trees. They' strontlr opposed the installation of a
parking lot, He said the residents would not need parking facilities;
that they would only serve non-residents.
MOTION was made b Councilman Spaeth, seconded by Councilman Hunt,
that the parking lot be eliminated from the plan, and that,no extra
uni is be added in Its stgad, and that it be left In its natural
state. Motion carried, five ayes.
Mrs. B. Shllkraut, 15861 27th Avenue North, reminded the Council that
most residents moved from the City to this communl because of the
natural surroundings, and urged at 'the City of P ymouth continue
its policy of preservation of the,trees and other natural resources.
Frank Gersky, 2713 Upland Court, urged that the Planning Commission's
I recommendations be given serious consideration.
Mayor Hilde suggested discussion be deferred until the developer and
the citizens involved communicate on this matter
MOTION was made by Mayor Hilde, seconded by Councilman Hunt, to defer
act1pp on this matter until such time as the petitioner requests to
s be heard again. notion carried, five ayes.
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It was suggested that June 17 be considered a tenth,.1}a date for return
of this request.
Petitioner requested division of platted lots into three parcels.
Staff has recommen'ed that only two lots be permitted with both
obtaining access from 12th Avenue.
MOTION was made by Councilman Neils, seconded by Councilman Spaeth,
to adopt RESOLUTION N0, 74461, A RESOLUTION APPROVING SUBDIVISION
OF LOTS 27 AND 28, BLOCK 1, CITir VIEW ACRES, PER REQUEST OF LLOYD
R. MARTIN Motion carried on a roll call vote, five eyes,
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NOTION was m de by Councilman Nifl s, seconded by Councilman Hunt,
to adopt RESOLUTION NO. 744611, A RESOLUTION SETTING FORTH CONDI
TIONS TO BE MET PRIOR TO FILING WITH HENNEPIN COUNTY OF RESOLUTION
NO. 74.261.
Don MayerOn, representing the petitioners, asked if the dedication
of seven feet of street and utility eight•of-May was a"standar4
practice. He was told Wwas.
Petitioner objected to condition #4 of Resolution No. 74461A, "to
establish the access to interior properties by providing a strest
and utility easement centering on the,property line -- thi rte feet
wide -- fifteen feet -on each side, betpeen parcels A and Be"
MOTION was made by Mayor Hilde, seconded by Councilman Spaeth,
to delete condition f4 of Resolution No. 744b261A. Motion canted.,
four aves. Councilman Neils voted nay.
Nation to adopt Resolution No. 74-261A, as amended, carried on a
roll call vote, five ages.
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Staff net with petitioner, subsequent to the %- 20,1974 Council
meeting, and worked out an alignment of the property in question
that was agreeable to the developers.
NOTION was' made by Councilman Hunt. ,seconded by Councilman Neils,
to adopt RESOLUTION NO. 74-262, A RESOLUTION APPROVIN-1 PRELIMIN-
ARY PLAT FOR "MORRISAN'S LAKE VIEW ADDITION REARRANGED", PER
REQUEST OF CHANDLERmYOPIC, INC.
NOTION was made by Coynct'nran Neils, seconded by Councilman
Spaeth, to add a condition, that the pre-existent right of access
to Heml otic Lane be ded4ed to the City.. Motion carried, five ayes,
Notion to adopt NQsolutlon No. 74462, as amended, carried on a
roll call vote. f1 ve ayes.
NOTION was made by Ngyo,'r Hi1de, sec nded by Councilman Seibold,
to adopt RESOLUTION NO. 74.263, A RESOLUTION SUPPORTING HENNEPIN
COUNTY "HUNGER DAY" - JANE 166 1974. Notion carried on a roll
coil vote, five ayes.
MOTION was made by Councilman Spaeth,, seconded by Councilman
Nellso to odopt RESOLUTION W 74-264, A RESOLUTION APPROVING
FINAL PLAT AND DEVELOPMENT CONTRACT FOR PLYMOUTH FREEWAY
CENTER. Motion carried aft a roll call vote, five ayes.
Mayor Hi I cue poi rated out Oiat the C1 ty's new PUD Ordi nance had been
enacted during the period, of time since initiation of this request.
It was, therefore, necessiiry to do some accomodation of procedure.
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RESOLUTION NO, 74-261A
CHANDLER -TOPIC INC. -
PRELIMINARY PLAT
APPROVAL FOR -
MR. RiSON'$ LAKE VIEW
ADDITION REARRANGED"
Item 6-G
RESOLUTION N0, 74-262
HENNEFI'N COUNTY
HAI GER DAY"
Item l0 -A
RESOLUTION NO. 74-263
PLYMOUTH FREEWAY CENTER
Item 6aN
RESOLUTION NO, 74-264
ROGER FAZENDIN d CONAL(
HUSTAD a REVISION TO A
CONCEPT PLAN FOR A RPU[
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Including answering pall + I tonight's presentation saw of
the questions/posed by th i o din;ince -for concept plan approval.
Planner Oveoiser, pointel out that the proposal 'is consistent
with the City's land Use Wide Plan. He noted that the only publiclandisiplattedattedstreetlk1%he southeast corner of the property.
There ,tare np parks on thO guide plan, and the proposal makes pro-
vision for (0,0 such facillties.i;
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part cula 1 seiter 1 sta atiq. Petitioner stated he assumed a
sawering 1.rea could be worked out.
Councilmen Seibold ,expreised doobt aver this proposal`' s. application
as ,a PUD
NOTION Vias made bpi Mayor Hildo, seconded by Councilman Neils, to
adopt * rase1uti n approving concept plan for a RPUD, per request
of Ro99:r FatehOih and Donald lfustad.
MOTION w4s made by ,yror Hi Ides, seconded by Counci Ivo Hunt. to
amend thO rosol,ution to Mate that Pt the time of the next stall,
that , a preliminary enginse.rinil pl,i be revealed w1vich- Mould se%&vice
the projgct with utilities.' Notion to amend carried, five ayes.
MOTION was made by Councilman Hunt, seconded by Councilman Neils,,
to amend the resolution by substituting the words "no more thakr
the numbe* allowed under the R-1 toning Ordinance" 160 "no more
than 17 total dwelling units" in the third paragraph of the pro-
posed resl,lution. Motion to amend carried, five ayes.
Motica to adopt the resolution, as amended, failed on a roll call
vote, 2 - 3. Councilmen Neils, Seibold and Spaeth voted nay.
MOTION hes made by Councilman Spaeth, geconded by Councilman
Hunt, to adopt RESOLUTION NO, 74465, it RESOLUTION REVISING
RESOLUTION NO% 74419. Notion carried on a roll call vote,
five ayes,
MOTION was made by Councilman tails, seconded by Councilmaw
Seibold, to adopt WSOOLUTiON NO, 74466, A RESOLUTION DENVINQ
THE REQUEST OF PALE L. GRAVE FOF LOT DIVISION, Motion carried
on a roll call vote, five riles,
NOTION was made by Councilman hunt, seconded Oy Councilman Seit,old,
to adoppt RESOLUTION NO, 74-261, A RESOL#jhcON APPROVING CONDITIONAL
USE PERMIT MR GERALD J,'PROVOST TO OPERATE A HOME OCCUPATION FOR
HYDROSTATIC fESTINC OF SCUBA TANKS WITHIN, THE GARAGE AT HIS OWEL-
LING. Mot1aj carried an is roll call vote, five ayes.
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REVISION OF RESOLUTION
N0. 74419 - ALFR'D
J. EBERLE ,SUBDIVIi;ION
VARIANCE
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RESOLUTION NO. 7}41 265
DALE L. GRAVL -
LOT DIVISION
Item 6-B
RESOLUTION N0; 744465
GERALD PROVOST -
CONDITIO IAL USE
PERMIT'
Item 6-E
RESOLUTION N , 74;267
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KbTION wasde bj Cound leao Hu4t, seconded .py Councilman
Seibold, to dept SOLU' ION N0914468# A RESOLUTION APPROVING
FINAL PLAT DEI KOPMENT CONTPACT FOR "NORTHWESTERk BELL,
PLYNWH 0 FIX AD$IITION". Mdtion .arried. on a r631 call vote',
f!Ive ryes. I ;}
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Councilman Hunt ste' ped down f romp `the Council table at ,ii):59
P:N,,, prior t¢ discussion of Final Flat and Otwelopapent?,;ontra't
frr "Chelsea Woods Condominium 3r4 Addition". y
Manager Willis presented a staff Orepred addition to *4endum
Five of the Devel opmept Contract for '(Aelsea Woods Oindivni n1 un
3rd Addition".
MOTION was made by Cou4i lman Neils, seconded by Cou nci lmen
Seibold, to adopt REAUTION N0. 74469,/ A RFSOLUT)ON APPROVING
FINAL PLAT AND DEVELOPMENT CnNTRAGT FOR''CHELSEA W;JODS CONDOMINIUM
3RD ADDITION, INCLUDIN& THEREIN THE ADDITION RECOMENDED BY THE
MANAGER. Notion carried on a roll call vole, thtae ayes. Counci 1 -
man Spaeth abstained.
Councilman Hunt ret,jrned(to the Council table . at 11:10 P,M, )
Councilman Hunt stated that he had been contacted by the peti-
tioners for the vacation of tract L. R.L.S, No. 684, to the effect
that they could not attend this evening's meeting and would like
to request a postponement.
MOTION was made by Councilman Hunt, seconded by Councilman Seibold,
to defer action on the petition for vacation of Tract L. R, L. S . No.
684 until the June 17, 1974 Regular Council Meeting. Notion carried,
five ayes.
NOTION was made by Councilman bells, seconded by Councilman Hunt, to
adopt RESOLUTION NO, 74-2700 A RESOLUTION APPROVING FOR PAYMENT
THE DISBURSEMENTS FROM THE GENERIAI FUND, CONSTRUCTION FUND, WATER
FUND, SEWER FUND AND SPECIAL 11SSESSMENT FUND, IN THE TOTAL OF
305,562,59 FOR THE PERIOD ENDING MAY 31, 1974. Notion carried
on a roll call vote, three ayes, Mayor Hilde and Councilman Spaeth
voted nay.
Councilman Spaeth asked staff to check the Park Commission's pro-
cedure re eliciting bids In general, , and check payment to Willis
Snyder for mirk work specifically,
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NOTION was made by Councilman Seibold, seconded by Councilman
Neils, to reconsider the vote previouslytaken on the proposed
ordinance change, per Rick Cumerfield rquest, Motion to recon -
NORTHWESTERN' BELL.
TELEPHW CO.F NAL
PLAT AILD DEVELO NT
CONTRACT FOR 40 '"-
WESTERN BELL'PLYNMn
OFFICE ADDITION"
Item 6-I
RESOLUTION N0., 74460
CHELSEA WOODS - FINAL
PLAT 410 DEVELOPNENi
CONTRACT FOR "Ce+F,'-•''.k, -
WOODS Ca_?"ImIum -
3RD ADCITION"
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RESOLUTION NO, 74469
PETITION FOR VACATION
OF TRACT L, R.E.S,684
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DISBURSEMENTS a, PERIOD
ENIIING MAY 31, 1974
Item 8
RESOLUTION N0. 74-270
RICK R, KUMERFIELD -
PROPOSED AMENDMENT TO
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PCEN
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sider c4rried, four ayes. ` Councilman Spaeth voted nay.
10TION was made by.CounciMoan Seibold, seconded Dy Councilman Neils,
to adopt ORDINANCE N09 74,109 AN PRDINANCE ANENDING THE ZONING
OROINANC',OF,, ,CITY OF IILYMOUTH WITH PARTICULAR REFERENCE TO
CONDITIO IL ILSES :IVI`IHIN T14E 84 DISTRICT. Notion carried on a
roll cil' ,,vote, four ayes, Councflmah Spaefln voted nay.
MOTION was made by Councilman Hunt, _conded by Councilman S ibold,
Vo adopt RESOLUTIOK NO. 74-2710 A RESOLUTION APPROVING MNDITIMAL
E PERMIT FOR RICK R, 10KRFIELD TO OPERATE AN APPAREL SHOP AT
1 140 HIGHWAY 53, Motloh carried on a roll call, vote, four ayes,.
Co cilman Spaeth, voted Nay.
NOT 1160 was made by Councilman Hunt, seconded bye+Councilman Neils,
to adopt RESOLUTION N0, 744720 A RESOLUTION APPROVING RENEWALS
OF SET -`IP L'CENSES FOR HEST MEDICINE LAKE COM It`NITY CLUB AND
RANDAL'L\1j., ASPLUND, dba RYAN'S BALL t, FOR A, PERIOD TO EXPIRE
JUNE 30,',\1975,, Notion carried on a 011 call 11ote, five ayes,
MOTION was grade by Councilman Hent, seconded by Councilman Neils.
to adopt REUILUTION NO, 744136 A kESOLUTION APPROVING SMALL DIS-
POSAL SYSTEM LICENSE FOR R, G, -UIGLfY AND SON$, FOR A PERIOD
TO EXPIRE APRIL 30, 1975. Notice car ied on e ( roll call vote,
five ayes.
Mayor H11 de informed the Coune.i 1 that the tVtropol i tan Council is
seeking input from communities re the Metropilitan Parks Act, He
asked Manoger Willis to help formulate a City,posltion and bring
it back to the Council for its consideration,
Mayor Hi l de i nfovmO the Covnci 1 that a petition had been received
for a street light at the intersection of County Read 9 aind Fernee
brook Lane, and noted that the City does not have, a policy for
street lights at thoroughfare Intersections, lie suggested that
a policy be considered at the time of the next budget cons I derati on,
when costs of 1, 2 or 3 programs for intersection 1ighting in
Plymouth can be discussed. The petitioners could be so informed,
MOTION was made by Co.incilman Neils, seconded by Councilman Hunt,
to direct the staff to prepare a policy re lighting at thoroughfare
intersections for consideration by the Council at the time of their
budget consideration, Motion carried, five ayes.
Mayor Hilde reminded Council members of the upcoming Minnesota
League of Municipalities Convention in Duluth. June 12 - 14.
179-
9,RDINANCE N0,
RESOLUTION NO. 74471
SET-UP LICENSE
RENEWALS
I tw, 9-A
RESOLUTION NO, 744721
07' Wee
SMALL DISPOSAL. VSTE14
LICENSE
Item 9-B
RESOLUTIO4 NQ.
METROPOLITAN FARKS ACT
INTERSECTIO? STREET
LIGHTS
MINN, t..1 1GUE OF
MUNI CL, e.IT;ES
CQNVEN : JN
Uft16unci 1 l ett ng l v,
3uIP 39 1974
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Consul 1144, 4`ngi neer Olson expl ai ned the i ntenti h to 40verti se PRCUEC( NO. 402-001 -
for bids foal Project No. 402.001, Northeast Mate Trunk Loop - AOVFRT SE FOR BIAS
Tank Storage,, wJth alternate bids for pedestal aW "spider leg" RESOLUTION NO*, 744214
ype construction. Several minor alternate bi ds i rroul d q1so be
t included.
i"711IN was made by Councilman Hunt, seconded by Councilman Neils,
to rdopt RESOLUTION N0, 74-2749 A RESOLUTION APPROVING PLANSAND
SPEt;1FICATIONS AND ORDERING ADVERTISEMENT FOR BIDS`, = PROJECT. No. 10
402401. Motion carried on a roll call vote, five ayes.
Consul ti ne, Fostf ver Anderl i k introduced consideration for adve'r- PROJEC`( ;NO, 302 .
tisement buds re the water toeatment plabt Project No,, 302, ADVERTISE FOR BI -DS
R sum NIO. 74-??SMOTIONweasmadebyCouncilmanHunt, seconded by Councilman Spaeth.\
to adopt RESOLUTION N0. 74-275, A RESOLUTION APPROVING PLANS AND
SPECIFICATIONS AND ORDERING ADVERTISEMENT FOR BIDS - PROJECT N0, 1;2:
Motion carried on a roll call vote, lkvr ayes. Councilman Spaeth- vl),ted nay.
MOTION was made by Mayor Hi lde, seconded by Councilman Hunt, to
direct the staff to present the Council witn a schedule of construc-
tion work relative to the Vicksburg Lane project. Motion carried,
five ayes,
Mayor Hi lde adjourned the Courici 1 mf:eting at 11:50 P,M%
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Lynn 501nick
Deputy City Clerk
Amended
6/10/14
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