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Home My WebLink AboutCity Council Minutes 05-19-1975A Page' 139 1 r ; rM,INUTES REGULAR COUNCIL MEETING May '19, 1975 A regular` meetin, of thit Plymouth Village Council. was called to order by Mayor MOHiloeat P1b . in 0116 Council Chambers of the Public Works Building, 14900 Twenty-thlk Avenue North, Plymouth, on'May 19, 1975. PREStNT: Mayor. Hilde, Councilmen Hunt, Spaeth, ,Neilan'Seibdld, Manager Willis, Attorney Lefler, Planner Dillerud and Mr. Otto Sonestiroo, Consulting Engineer. ABSENT: None. Council revifled architectural proposals for fire station contract su&ritted by Bergstedt, Wahlberg,'Ber%jist and.Rohkohl and iieke, Carroll, Muller Associates, Inc. Mr. Charle'4 D. Wahlberg, representing Bergstedt, Wahlberg, Bergquist and Rohkohl,`', responded to questions by t1le Council concerning his proposal. Mr. Bob Carroll and Marlin Hutchison, project architect, representing Rinke, Carroll, Muller Associates, Inc. were questioned by Council regarding their proposal. iNUTES MOTION was made by Councilman Spaeth, seconded by SPECIAL COUNCIL MEETING Councilman Neils, to approve the minutes of the May 12, 1975 May 12th Special meeting. Item 4 Motion carried, rive ayes. PUBLIC HEARING Manager Willis explained the purpose of the public hearing and that the proposed improvemei;t would consist of surfacing of the existing gravel street - 36th Avenue west of Zachary Lane to the west line of the Mission Ridge Plat. The work also will include shaping of the existinq gravel base. addiog the hituminous surfacing and placing shoulder ;materials. The Public Hearing was opened at 8:07 P.M. Mr, Otto Bonestroo, consulting engineer, stated the cost for these improvements to be $J8,640, or approximtely $10.61 per foot. STREET IMPROVEMENT PR0J,C' 36TH AVENUE FROM ZACHARY LANE TO WEST LINE OF MISSION PLAT - PROJECT 516 Item 5 Regbelar,Council Meeting U May 199 1975 Page Mr. Peter Pflaum, representing Lund(' Brothers, questioned the'method of assessment )ka or Hilde responded that we have not ye_ iidopted V =_ our new streWpolicy but would likely use that f pol icy wher, it is) ',adopted" as a guide to assess- ment on thiScOrojeim, The new policy is expected to be compleked in" about a month. The Public Hearing was closed at 8:10 P.M: NOTION wis made by Councilman Ne 1$, Seco b TY lo'I 1JJ_i')J'l i7Y7Jls>1J'li1J'1]it.l xl J'J pXI Y-J1r 7 }.1-Aiy)`7 J0 fAY CouncilmanL,Seibold to adopt RESL',UTION NO. 75- ' 249; A RESOLUTION TO ORDER FINAL FLANS AND RESOLUTION N0. 75=249 SPECIFICATIONS FOR PROJECT 516. Motion carried on a roll call votji, fi=re ayes. PETITIONS; r 0 Regular Council Meeting May 19;' 1975 P 141age MOTION was made by\,Ceuncilman Spaeth-; seconded by Councilman Hunt, that no building permit be issued °on Lots 6,> 7, 8, 9 or 10 until such time that a bond for $5,OQO,is posted and that this stipulation be entered into the Development,, Contract. MOTION was made by Councilman Hunt, seconded by Councilman Neils, to a4opt RESOLUTION NO. A-2519 A RESOLUTION REQUIRING THAT A PROPER PERFORMANCE 60ND ,FOR BIKE PATHS B, FT. WIDE BE POSTED AT` THE TIME BUILDING PERMITS ARE ISSUED FOR LOTS NOS. 69 79 8,` Q Q 10. MOTION was made by Councilman'Hunt, seconded by CouncilmanNeils, to amend Resolution No. 75451 to, state that the bike path for Outlot A be dealt with at the time of they platting of the Development Contract -for Outlot 4, Motion carried, five ages. Mo.ior, to adopt Resolution No. 75-251 carried on a roll call vote, four ayes. Councilman Seibold voted-, nay. MOTION was made by Mayor Hilde, seconded by Councilman Neils, to direct ,the Planner to look at this Development Contract in view1of Council's standard procedure in terms of assurances that homeowners associations would be set up properly and supported, reporting back to Council with recommendations as to whether or not this Contract should'be amended. Motion carried, five ayes. Planner Dillerlid stated that the Planning Commission recommends approval of the Prelim- inary Plat and Conditional Use Permit for Plymouth Freeway Center as now proposed, MOTION vas made by Councilman Spaeth, seconded by Couvic-l'man Hunt, to adopt RESOLUTION NO, 75-252, A K0OLUTION APPROVING THE AMENDED PRELIMINARY PLAT AND CONDITIONAL USE PERMIT FOR PLYMOUIH FREEWAY CENTER (A-377). General discussion followed regarding the signs which the petitioners want, Councilman Neils stated he did not see any need for an additional pylon sign. RESP: ! UT ION N0. 75-251 1 ,1 PRELIMINARY PLAT AMENDMENT AND SITE PLAN APPROVAL Or PROPOSED MOTEL%RESTAURANT/ OFFICE COMPLEX • NW CORNER HIGRWAY 55 AND 1 494 - PLYMOUTH FREEWAY CENTER A-377) Item 6-B RESOLUTION NO. 75452 1 1 ,1 PRELIMINARY PLAT AMENDMENT AND SITE PLAN APPROVAL Or PROPOSED MOTEL%RESTAURANT/ OFFICE COMPLEX • NW CORNER HIGRWAY 55 AND 1 494 - PLYMOUTH FREEWAY CENTER A-377) Item 6-B RESOLUTION NO. 75452 J n Rigular Council Meeting Ma 19, 1975','' y Page 142 NOTION was made by Councilman Neils; -seconded by Councilman Seibold, that the last paragraph of° the resolution providing for one pylon segn on Lot 4, Block 1, be stricken. Notion failed on a roll call vote, three nays. Notion to adopt Resolution No.,75452 carried on a roll call vote, five ayes.,',, ro NOTION was made by Councilman Spaeth, seconded by Councilman Hunt, to adopt RESOLUTION NO, 75-2539 RESOLUTIOk NO. 75253- ; A RESOLUTION APPROVING SITE PLAN,FOR CRICKET INN OF PLYNOUTH FREEWAY CENTER ('A'377) W. Ray Harris stated that 1 ast summer they were granted four signs, two pylons and two wall signs and they are ask Fig for no ":bore than foul• , s i gns . NOTION was made byCouncilman Neils, seconded by Councilman Seibold, to amend Resolution 3o. 75-253 adding Ttem 5 stating,that an approved landscape plan be required prior to issuance,of a building permit and posting of performance bond for complAtion of that landscape plan with J' appropisi_,-( .e completion date. to amend Resolution Motion No. 75-2,53. carrted+,,_ _fl_te_ ayes: _. Motion to adapt Resajution No- 75453. As amended, taMried on a roll call vote, five ayes. MOTION was made.by Councilman Spaeth, seconded by,Councilmnn Hunt, to adept RESOLUTION NO. 75454, RESOLUTION NO, 75-254 A RESOLUTION APPROVING SITE PLAN FOR PERKINS CAKE AND STEAK OF PLYMOUTH FREEWAY CENTER (A,-377). NOTION to amend !Resolution No. 75454 was made by Councilman Spaeth, seconded by Councilman Neils, that, Item 2 would read as follows: "Modification and variance to allow two wall signs based on unique use characteristics of the site and the allowance of one pylon sign 64 sq. ft. as per code with 5 ft, setback." Notion to amend carried, five ayes. Coincilman Neils stated that the Resolution neither calls for an approved landscape bond or performance bond. NOTION was made by Councilman 'veils, seconded by Councilman Spaeth, to further amend Resolution No. 75-254 by adding Item 5 stating that an approved landscape plan be required prior to issuance of a building permit and posting of performance bond P n Reaula , Council Muting May 19, 11975 < Page 141 for completion of that landscape plan Approp4ste °cdopletion date. Nation to amend Resolution Ro. 75454 carried, five ayes. Notion to adopt -Resolution No. 75-254, as amAnded, carried on a roll call vote, five ayes. MOTION was made by Mayor Hilde, seconded by Councilman Hunt, to direr that the Manager prepare a policy resolution for Council consideration regarding requirements for land- scape plans and`bonds. This item was withdrai n by the petitioner. a l C)NDITIONAL USE PERMIT FOR DP Y CILRE SCHOOL IN AN OFFICE BUILDING AT NW CORNER OF FERNBRO(lK LANE ANDS HARBOR LANE BEL NR BUILDER$ A-441) Item 6-C Manager Willis stated that on May 12, the Planner%, ALIGNMENT OF COUNTY P. 4D 61EngineerandhemetwithrepresentativesofMENDOTA, INC. (A-609) Mendota, Inc. and their attorney to discuss Item TA* 64alignmentofCountyRoad61. Maple Grove officU!s concurred that they accepted the proposed alignment as proposed by Hennepin County. NOTION was made by Councilman Hunt, seconded by Councilman Spaeth, that a letter be directed to the developer and the City of Maple Grove suggesting that they research our ordinance so that when they are ready to go ahead on the F.-operty located in Plymouth, they will e familiar with our Guide Plan usage for their particular project. tion carried, five ayes. Planner Dillerud stat dthat staff reconmends PETITION TO VACATE 11TH establishing a June 16, 1975 hearing date for AVENUE NORTH BETWEEN the street vacation petition, with the lot re- JUNEAU LANE AND HARBOR arrangement proposal and traffic circulation LANE - ESSEX CONSTRUCTION proposal being scheduled for Council consideration COMPANY (A418) oil the same agenda. Item 6-E NOTION was made by Councilman Spaeth, seconded by Councilman Setboia, to adopt RESOLUTION N0, 75-255, RESOLUTION N0. 75455 A RESOLUTION ORDERING PUBLIC HEARING ON THE PROPOSED i VACAYION OF PREVIOUSLY PLATTED 11TH AVENUZ NORTH BEWEEN JUNEAU LANE AND HARBOR LANF, mot'11 orrIal on a rull call 1,4,", five, dy os. 7 Regu ar Council Meeting ItV 9 1975 PagO' 144 j l i f j Mr. Otto Bonestroo,, con u1ting eng%n e er, `;pec nded AMM OF. BIDS that Council accept W low bid o f Barbartssa 0 Sons, CARLSON COMPANIES Inc. in the amount of739,418.80 for 64e 7arlson ADDITION (A-215) Companies'Addition (Poj. 416) lie trynk', PROJECT 416 AND connection to trea7611h plane (P oJ. 30-OI'114 TRUNK MATER,TREATMENT PROJECT 302"001 NDTION was made byuncilian Hunt, secondel b Item 7-A Councilman Spaeth, adopt RESOLIRIQN N0. 15-5G, A REM ION AWARD IDS F R PROJECTS 406 - CARLSON RESOLUTION,,NO. 75- 56 COMPANIES ADDITIO AND 302- 3 1 WATER MAIN TRUNKS CONVECTION TO TR JITNENT PL T TO BARIAROSSA b SONS, INC. IN THE AND ,T OF $739,418.80. Notion carried/on a roll call vote, tiVe ayes, Mr. Bonestroolrecomnended that Council accept the low bid' Austin P. Keller Construction In the amou t o;; $503 ,138, 60 and also Alternate N1 In the amo t cif $1,500.00 and Alternate #2 in the amotimt of $140007J, for a total bid price of $506,138.60 for,lnterwaptar newer Lift Station 1 to Lift Station A (Projekt 513). i MOTION *4 made by Councilman Spaeth, seconded by touncilgwn Seibold, to adopt RESOLUTIGN NO, 75 -?57, A RESOD tION AWARDING BID FOR PROJECT NO, $13 IHTERCEFTOR SEWER !FT STATION 1 TO LIFT STATION A TO AUSTIN P. KEIIEf, I;ONSTRUCTION IN THE AMOUNT OF $503,138.60 AND ALTEi,"'u 01 IN THE AMOUNT OF $1,500.00 AND ALTERNATI ill IN T1 f E i ANOUNT OF $1, 500, FOR A TOTAL 810 PRICE OF 5Ot038.60. Moilan carried on a roll call vote, five ages, The City Engineer recommended to Council assessments for sanitary sewer and water main lateral and water aref.. for Lot 1, Block 1, Gleason Trail. NOTION was made by Councilman Hunt, seconded by Councilman Seibold, to adoW. RESOLUTION N0, 154580 A RESOLUTION CONFIRMING AND ADOPTING ASSESSMENT FOR LOT 1, BLOCK 1, GLEASON TRAILS. Motion carried on a roll call vote, five Aves, Manager Willis stated that staff had met with representatives of Northwestern Bell to resolve the manner in Oich water and sewer arda assessments would be paid, The rompeny prefers that the area assessments be assessed for a period of 5 years, 0 144- INTERCRTOR SEVER LIFT STATION 1 TO LIFT STATIO:,' A PROJECT 513 Ittm 7-A RESOLUTION NO, 75457 ASSESSMENT ROLLS - GLEASON TRAIL ADDITION - LOT 1, BLOCK 1 (A-208) Item 7-81 RESOLUTION NO, 15-258 , ASSESSMENT ROLLS NORTHWESTERN BEIM ACCOUNTING CENTER A-406) Item 1-82 l J Mr. Otto Bonestroo,, con u1ting eng%n e er, `;pec nded AMM OF. BIDS that Council accept W low bid o f Barbartssa 0 Sons, CARLSON COMPANIES Inc. in the amount of739,418.80 for 64e 7arlson ADDITION (A-215) Companies'Addition (Poj. 416) lie trynk', PROJECT 416 AND connection to trea7611h plane (P oJ. 30-OI'114 TRUNK MATER,TREATMENT PROJECT 302"001 NDTION was made byuncilian Hunt, secondel b Item 7-A Councilman Spaeth, adopt RESOLIRIQN N0. 15-5G, A REM ION AWARD IDS F R PROJECTS 406 - CARLSON RESOLUTION,,NO. 75- 56 COMPANIES ADDITIO AND 302- 3 1 WATER MAIN TRUNKS CONVECTION TO TR JITNENT PL T TO BARIAROSSA b SONS, INC. IN THE AND ,T OF $739,418.80. Notion carried/on a roll call vote, tiVe ayes, Mr. Bonestroolrecomnended that Council accept the low bid' Austin P. Keller Construction In the amou t o;; $503 ,138, 60 and also Alternate N1 In the amo t cif $1,500.00 and Alternate #2 in the amotimt of $140007J, for a total bid price of $506,138.60 for,lnterwaptar newer Lift Station 1 to Lift Station A (Projekt 513). i MOTION *4 made by Councilman Spaeth, seconded by touncilgwn Seibold, to adopt RESOLUTIGN NO, 75 -?57, A RESOD tION AWARDING BID FOR PROJECT NO, $13 IHTERCEFTOR SEWER !FT STATION 1 TO LIFT STATION A TO AUSTIN P. KEIIEf, I;ONSTRUCTION IN THE AMOUNT OF $503,138.60 AND ALTEi,"'u 01 IN THE AMOUNT OF $1,500.00 AND ALTERNATI ill IN T1 f E i ANOUNT OF $1, 500, FOR A TOTAL 810 PRICE OF 5Ot038.60. Moilan carried on a roll call vote, five ages, The City Engineer recommended to Council assessments for sanitary sewer and water main lateral and water aref.. for Lot 1, Block 1, Gleason Trail. NOTION was made by Councilman Hunt, seconded by Councilman Seibold, to adoW. RESOLUTION N0, 154580 A RESOLUTION CONFIRMING AND ADOPTING ASSESSMENT FOR LOT 1, BLOCK 1, GLEASON TRAILS. Motion carried on a roll call vote, five Aves, Manager Willis stated that staff had met with representatives of Northwestern Bell to resolve the manner in Oich water and sewer arda assessments would be paid, The rompeny prefers that the area assessments be assessed for a period of 5 years, 0 144- INTERCRTOR SEVER LIFT STATION 1 TO LIFT STATIO:,' A PROJECT 513 Ittm 7-A RESOLUTION NO, 75457 ASSESSMENT ROLLS - GLEASON TRAIL ADDITION - LOT 1, BLOCK 1 (A-208) Item 7-81 RESOLUTION NO, 15-258 , ASSESSMENT ROLLS NORTHWESTERN BEIM ACCOUNTING CENTER A-406) Item 1-82 Q c R im 9, Cyn it Meeting Pa 145 ION was rade by Counci lmark . Sp4sth, seconded' b --Councilman Neils, to adopt WOLUTION NO,, 75-259, RESOLUTION NO, 5459 A RESOLUTION ADOPTING ASSESSMENT,ROLL FOR WA,,T4OESTERN PRAT 437129 PARCEL 1035. (A=406) Motion carried on a roll call vote, five ayes.\ Flamer Dillerud stated that staff hos communicated DISTRICT 281 IM,A kRE kith Lundgren Brothers and Park and , Recreation CUTER LOCATED A'` WOOD Mvisory Commission members and they recommend - CREEK ADDITION tA405) 0oua iill's permission for use of Outlot A. Mood ,raeek Item,,74 by troHigh School for nature stu .9 dl r 140TION was made by Councilman Seibold, seconded by oouncilran Neils, to' grant permission tito Armstrong Agh School for use of Outlot A. Mood Creek for nature study purposes. motion carried, five ayes,. 140TION was made by Councilman Neils, seconded by Councilman Hunt, that the Director of Planning and Community Development bring the item of Outlot A;City Park property in the hood Creek plat to the attention of the park and Recreation Advisory Commission asking them to develop plans for improvement of that area for its ultimate use. Notion carried, five ayes. Planner Dillerud stated that staff recommends PUBLIC ACCESS TO MEDICINE that the Council reconsider the matter of providing LAKE public access to Medicine Lake. The preferred Item 74 access would be from the east side, near 24:n Avenue No. General discussion followed. 1 4r, Don Maxwell, 2630 E. Medicine Lake 9lvd., r ;e ted 0a t with or without a public access, there is a gre4t ...al if public use of the lake and if a deep water access were provided, there would be an intolerable level of use and we would be forced ioto some type of lake use regulations. He further tdted that he does not think it is fair to deny access to the lake to the public. He suggested that as an interim measure, perhaps a policy could be initiated to provide a somewhat slightly improved access so that people could put their boats in and then establish a permit system for boats and horsepower limits, etc. Councilman Neils questioned if it would be prohibitive in regard to our land ownership Regular Council,Meeting i NO 19 9 1975 Page 166 circumstanc.y we wr t.> approve entrance it thy, Mission Farm anu ir. :, Temporary improvements to that lake access. Manager Willis stated that it I could be done. j 1 ( MOTION Tva°. ride by Mayor' Hi l de, second6d byICountil,iian Huto 'direct the staff to ;ievelop I a poli -v for Council consieerati on that 40Ml d encomr - Mn following: 1. We in coo•erat c!C i 11, olf Medicine Lake, dev"lop sinAli-r ordilkq that would re strict the horsepowe- of `top*sa rnsta i'lation of a boat access pol ,tt. i with the DNR. designee ; i..i ,. s would be for fishing type boats only. 3. Devi , ^¢ method whereby outside public and people. living or the lake would over a period of time be using the sine rules in terms of boat size. (grandfatherinO t::e people on the lake) Motion carried, three ayes. Councilmen Neils ane Seibold voted nay. MOTION was made by Mayor Hilde, seconded by Councilman Seibold, that the Manager be directed to send esr appropriate letter to the DNR expressing the objective,of the City ofPlymouth to promote the bast public use of the Medicine Lake parks and lake access. It is the City's policy to maximize the greatest public benefit for the greatest number of people and at present, the greatest number of people are using the beach for bathing purposes and that additional pressures would be created including safety hazards if lake access were granted boats at these beech locations. The City is concerned regarding the long-term use and development of the land rather than the short-term and thereifore wishes to carefully consider all possible developnen options. MOTION was made by Councilman 'Seibold, seconded by Couizi-11man Spaeth, to amend the a4l)ve motion to add that we would be very recept4 ve if they could make an accPsx for fishing boats only. Motion to antend carried, five ayes. Motion carried, as amended, five ayes. The Engineer stated that; a traffic study had been nwde and it is recoaniended tnat stop signs be installed aL the fallowing logations: %1. Windtmere Curve and Pineview One and b. Pineview Lane and 11th Abenue, 106- N INSTALLATION OF STOP SIGNS Item 7-E-1 7-F.-2 1 a 1 Regular Council, N et1n \ 11y 199 1975 t Page 147 d NDTION was %d'oy Councilman S aetR, seconded by Councilenai Libold, to adopt RESOLUTION NO.- A PESOLUTIOI INSTRUCTING INE 'Ut ENGINEER Ta WTAL L STOP SIGNS AT WINDENERE CURVE AND PINEVIEM LANE`AND PINEVIw-tAk AND 111H AVENUE, Not;on 4rried, on a r0l call vote, five ayes. The screening committets mosmended the firms Of Bergstedt, *ahlberg, Bergg0st and Reh%hi and Rieke, Ca#Wkl4Mul ler :Asso4iates be considered for architettslfor the fire station construction program. NOTION was, ma,.e by Counci lm n, Ne11 s, seconded Ly Councilman Seibold, to adopt RESOLUTION NO, 75-4263, A RESOLUTION DESIGNATING THE FIRM OF BERGSTEDTO WAHLBERG, BERGQUIST AND ROMKOHL AS ARCHITECT/f4GINEERS FOR REMODrEING OF FIRE STATION h0. 1 AND CONSTR3CTIP4 OF FIRE STATION NO. 2. General discussion followed as to the merits of the two top orchitect/engineers. Councilman Neils questioned whether the Council wishes this committee to continue on an interim basi. at lea t through development of the resulting service agreemOnt. He was answered yes, that there was no need to expand the committee until consulting agreement. i s ready. MOTION wis made by Councilmen Hunt, seconded by Councilman Neils, to amens Resolution No. 75463 by deleting the last period and adding the following: subject to satisfactory working out of the fee". Nation carried, five ayes. FI EC1` 4,4 Or Item 7-' RESOLUTIION N0. 75453 AIL 11 X a Motions to adopt Resoluticn No. 75%263, ias amended, carried on a roll call vote, thrwt, ayes, Coo ci lman Spaeth voteal nay. Councilman Hunt absta fied . Discussion was held regarding tOe Association ASSOCIATION OF of Metropolitan Muni:ipalities-and the Annual 4ETROPOLITAN Meeting. Mayor Hilde suggested that Council MUNICIPALITIES not join until fter this meettinga our dues ANQIUAL MEETING being paid until 0.6y 31, 1915. Councilman Hunt, Itfo 7-G Neils and Seibold ala; to attend the meeting on May 2. Manager Willis presented ';he propobal received PERSONNEL PROGRAM from Stanton Associates, Inc. for a Clakssification, REVIEW Compensation and Perfomance Review Program for Item 7-H nonexempt and certain w(empt positions. 147- 0 f"Ular C.M.01101lketing Icy 199 197 i loge 148 T` 1' r is 1 Council (questioned,' John Hanson, representing. tan'top associates. MDTION was made pyi,Councilmen Spaeth, seconded by i Councilevn Hunt, to adopt RESOLUTIQN NO, 75461.. RESOLUTION NO. 75-261 A RESOLD1ION ACC; 4TING PROPOSP14 W'STANTON ASSOCIATES, " INC-,, '0 CONDUCT FLASSIFICATION C014PENSATION AND / PERFORMANCE REWTU PROWN FOR 0041EMPT AND CERTAIN EXEMPT '0OSITIONS FOR THS . CITYF P TEIOIYMOU Motion was evade by Councilmen Si . 1d. seconded by Councilman Aunt, to amend Resolute No. 75461. to state that the cost of the surv;y not exceed ;the budggeted amount of :2,500 without Ciouncil's approval. Motion carried, five ayes. Notion to adopt Resolution No. 15-241, as amend.td, carried on i roll call vote, five ayes. Manager Wi 111 s"hated that at present we have oiie outstanding temporary bond issue and we do not; foresee the need to refund these bonds: however,, we now Neve legislative authority to do so if Council approves this Resolution. MOTION was made by Councilman Neils, seconded by Councilman Spaeth, to adopt RESOLUTION NO, 75-260., A RESOLUTION APPROVING PASSAGE AND CONTENT OF It CHAPTER 84. LAWS OF 19751 AUTHORIZING THE CITU --IF PLYMOUTH TO REFUND TEMPORARY IMPROVEMENT PONDS 1 Notion carried on a rfjll call vote, five ayes. l 1 Council has been regOsted to grant a circus permit to the Greater Wayzata Area Chamber of Commercf for Sunday, July 20, 1 75. Manager Willis recommended that a permit be granted, subject to certain conditions. MOTION was made by Councilman Neils. seconded by it Councilmen Spaeth, to grant. permission to the Greater Wayzata Area Chamber of Commerce for a circus to be held Sunday. July 20. 1975a subject to certain conditions contained in the Manager's report of May 16. Motion carried on a roll call vote, five ayes. 148- C REFUNDIN'Z TEMPORARY IMPROVEIENT BONDS Item 7-I RESOLUTIONS, 75460 REQUEST FOR CIRCUS PERMIT WAYZATA CHAMBER OF COMMERCE Item 7-J 1 n Regular Council Meeting May 19, 1975 Page 149 MISCELLANEOV MP1ION was made by Councilman Hunt, seconded by Counct_lman Neils, that the Manager be d 1 reci.%W W writs a strongly worded letter to M.6. Astleford stating`that this road is in an intolerable condition and than;+.t is not the intent of our Oevelopmeet Contract 114 wait until the last day the policy expires before they -begin work. The day !pis policy expires, our road cr-.I will begin work (they work ver slowly) and the expem e of this work will be charg to him. Motion Rarried,five ayes. The Manager repor'k4d that the MTC had advised the City of Plymouth that the Medicine Lake line was seeking temporary authority tc provide bus service on a twice a day basis from County Road 47 and Vicksburg Lane. Council instructed the Manager to inform KTC that the City had no objection to the granting of this temporary authority. Mayor Hilde adjourned the meeting at 11:25 P.M. 1ASS LAKE A-449) i PLAZA METROPOLITAN COMPANY TRANSIT