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Home My WebLink AboutCity Council Minutes 06-23-1975 SpecialO , l \ a Page 2 D 4 f i n i o MINUTES SPECIA.j COUNCIL MEETING June 2,1, 1975 A spec,,ial meeting of the Plymouth` City. Counci ws, called_ to order by May Hilde at 7:00 P.M. in ithe Council Chambery _- the Public Works ,3ulldin$, _1.4900 Twenty Avenue North, oh Jure- 23, 1975s PRESASNT : Mayor. Hilde, Councilmen Hunt (arr,ived(at '9:30 P.M. Neias\wand Spaeth, Manager Willis, Plgtnner '. Dillerud, Attorney Lefler, Assessor Martin Walsh and'Appraisers Mike Carroll and Craig Johnson. ABSENT! Councilman Seibold. MINUTES. MOTION was made by Councilman Spaeth, seconded MINUTES - SPE IAL by Councilman Neils, to approve the minu;:es of COUNCIL MEETIN- JunO 3, 1,075 special Council meeting. Motion .SINE 3, 1975 carried, three ayes. ;tem MOTIOk was made by Councilman Spaeth, seconded IhitiUTE: -SPECIAL by Councilman Neils, to approve the minutes of COUNCIL MEETING the June 10, 1975 special Council meeting, JUNE 102 19'T5\ Motion carried, two ayes. Coun ilman Neils Item M abstained. PETI'T'IONS, REQUESTS AND COMMUNICATIONS Mayor Hilde reopeno:d the Board of Review at BGARD OF REVIEW 7:05 P.M. The Aseessor stated that a follow-up Item 5 review hud been made relative to all those who sought redress at the June 10, 1974 Board of Review. The appeal'of Gerald Wright, 16205 - 4th Avenue North (Plat 43887, Parcel 5200) was reviewed. Mr. Walsh stated that his staff found this property to be adequately appraised and advised no change. MOTION was rude by Councilman Neils, seconded by M,xvor Hilde, that this appeal be denied. and the Asaess,or's valuation accepted. Mention ow',xvied, two ayes. Couneilm4' n Spaeth noted nay. The arpe.al of W. H. Hofford, 10515 'County toad 9 was reviewed. Thfd Assessor's recommendation was to split the parce). and reduce the J Spel.ia1 Couneil Muting Jun23, 1975 - pAge 205 ftassessed valuation without changing the market valuje. MOTIO ; as made by Councilman Neils, seconded by Coyincilmali Spaeth, that the 'Land value -be adjusted to $169500 with the building vaiva,rema'1ning the same on the basis of his, personal knowledge of the';pac 1 and --developing it as R-1. Motion carried on a rolf-'Ie ll vote, <:;wo ayes. Mayor Hilde voted y The property of Harold Lee, 5815 Junerx._!,_Jane ,A Pla 4704 Parcel 1620), was reviewed. The, Assessor recommec4deq that 'st:ren acres and the pole barn be reclassified as agr,fcultura.. MOTION was made by Councilman Neils, seconded by Counclmia-n-Spae`h, that this appeal be denied and Assessors valuation be,, accepteu ,,;, ,,, Motion carried on a .roll call vote, three ayes. Thi! property of Joel W. Mahle, 2715 reviewe3. The Assessor stated that values, the ,assessed value is valid, MOTION was made Neils, that the Motion carried voted nay. Fountiin Lane North, was on the strength of comparable by Coulicilman Spaeth, seconded by Councilman valuation be lowered to 0fi0,000,, on a roles r:all vote, two ayes. Mayor Hilde Theroperty of A. W. Myers, 5945 Tru4 Lane (Pkat 43706, Parcel 6036, was reviewed. The Assessor statPn that he recommended leaving ;;he valuation the same on this property. MOTION was made by Councilman Neils, seconded by Councilman Spaeth, that the Assessor'oi recommendation be accepted and the appeal be denied, Motion carried on a roll call vote, three eves. The appeal of William C. Pribble, 2060 Jewel Lane (Plat 43729, Parcel 2570) was reviewed. The Assessor recur mended that the valua- tion remain 'che same for this property, MOTION was made by Councilman Neils, seconded by Councilman Spaeth, that the Assessor's valuation be accepted and the appeal be denied. Motion crirried on a roll call vote, three ayes, Councilt ian Hunt arrived at 8:30 P.M. The apypeal of Parcel 1215) valuation, R. J. Mengelkcch, 10440 County Road #9, !.Plat, 4:713, was reviewed, The Assessor recommende" no change in J'05- S Councilman Hunt returned to the table. The appeal of John E. French, Timber Shores, was reviewedl The Assessor recommended that valuation of the property remain the same. MOTION was Made by Councilman Hunt, seconded by Councilman Neils, that the valuation should remain the same as rcuommended bey the Assessor. Motion carried on a roll call vote, four ayes, ounellman Spaeth stepped down from the table. the appeal of John M. Spaeth, 2870 Black Oak e vane (Plat 437211, Parcel 3027), was reviewed. The t.osessor recommended that Mr. paeth approach Council for an abatement situ,tion and havo the County look at the pri)perty. M 206- i Special Coupcil Meetings June 23 .1975 Page 209 MOTION was raade,L'`by Councilman Spaeth, secunde-O -by' j`ouncilman Hunt, that the total land and structure be valuo.d at $79,,400, reducing It $201000, Motions failed. Mayor Hilde and Councilman',N'-ils 11oted nay. f MOTION,was made by Councilman Neils, seconded ;by)Councilman Spaeth, to adjust the land value downward $5,900. Motion carried on a roll call vote three ayes. iCouncilman Hunt voted nay, The ap p4e4l of Hanz, T. Hagen, 18035 30th PlaSe ;' l oJ,%t , on behalf of the Chehsea Wolds„ ondominium Association, was re Ae 4etl . MOTION was made- by Courc:llman Neils, secondeO ' Councilman Spaetht that the Assessor be darec'ei,, to r.view mark/at V ,lue of those properti`Oz sold after September 1, 1973, and -in all capes of ere the Assessor's market value exceeds the sale price -taey beladjuited where necessary to conform with 95% of the sale price inflAted to January 1 of 1975 N at 10/12 of a percent per month, nuking sute that there is no personal twoperty J ncluded) . Motion carried, three ayes. Councilman Hunt was 4way from -the table. C The appeal of Howard Hunt, 17205 County Rpad #47, was reviewed. The a Assessor, recommended that the c24-ssificatio.n should'be changed td agricultural. MOTION wag made by Councilman Neils, seconded by Councilman Spaeth,, to accept the Assessor's valuation for dry land Versus wet land but that the property t;e revalued on the basis of 1/3 high ground and 2/3 low ground. Motion carried on a roll ca11„vote, four ayes, Councilman Hunt returned to the table. The appeal of John E. French, Timber Shores, was reviewedl The Assessor recommended that valuation of the property remain the same. MOTION was Made by Councilman Hunt, seconded by Councilman Neils, that the valuation should remain the same as rcuommended bey the Assessor. Motion carried on a roll call vote, four ayes, ounellman Spaeth stepped down from the table. the appeal of John M. Spaeth, 2870 Black Oak e vane (Plat 437211, Parcel 3027), was reviewed. The t.osessor recommended that Mr. paeth approach Council for an abatement situ,tion and havo the County look at the pri)perty. M 206- i,) I Specit-1-(;ounell Meeting June 23, i.TS Page 2,n7 _ l MOTION was made by Mayor kit^-, secondee! by Cc•uncilman Hunt, that the property owner approach the C au;^^ilforanas *tement ,after the County appraises the property. Motion carried, three ayes, Councilman Spaethl' retu;rne1:, to the table. l T e appeal of Hele,,hvttle-.4ea1t.v,. Mat 44332, Parcel 2200), was r .viewed. The ;,ssessor ta,"-.ed that the original building calculations w are in error and the new VL lue represerit s an increase of $53,400 ? er, the 1974 value of 356, 40u . MOTION was made by Councilman Hunt, seconded by Councilman Neils, twat the Assessor's new valuation be accepted. Motion carried on a roll call vote, four ayes, The appeal of Carlson Properties was discussed. They that the intent of Carlson Properties in appealing t%b Equalization was to comply with a new law that states Carlson Properties has noir filed a court petition and required of the Assessor at thi8 time. Mayon Hilde stated tntwregt as well as their valuation to the Council, Assessor stated the Board of they be listed. no action is that it would be more proper and in the public the Council's for members oil the Council to appeal the County rather thi,%n before their colleagues on The Public Wcrks Director recommended to G^uncil CONDEMNATION PRO- s resolution authorizInb condemnation proceedings CEEDINGS - X.ENIUM on Xenium Lane Project Nb. 306. LANE - PROJECT 306 Item 6-A MOTION was made by Councilman Neils, seconded by Councilman Hurt, to adopt RESOLUTION NOF 75- RESOLUTION N0, 319, A RESOLUTION,AUTHORIZING THE CITY ATTORNEY 75-319 TO COMMENCE CONDEMNATION PROCEEDINGS FOR PROJECT NO, 306, Motion carried on a roll call vote, four ayes, The Finance Director and Mr, Ken Jaeb and AUDIT REVIEW Mr, Bill Sweigert of Moen & Penttila, c,;rtifie9 item 6-B public accountants, spoke with Council regardirv, the audit, Councilman Neils he would like to have the auditors' recommendations in writing as an immediate followmiip, Mr, Jaeb stated that their recommendations would be submitted directly to the Council. This {Zem is to be deferred until July 26, when a fuli Council will be in attendance, ftnsger Willis .recommended to Council a PROPOSED HENNEPIN reanl.utic,a providing for reguiding of the land COUNTY PARK AT for Hehnepin County Regional Park. MEDICINE LAKE Item 6-D 0 1® F N j Special Council Acet'ing June 23, 1975., Page 208 MOTION was made by Mayor Hilde, seconded by Councilman Hunt,, to adopt RESOLUT-ION NO. 75-320, A RESOLUTION, AMENDING THE LAND 13Sb' GUIDE PLAN FOR SECTIONS 149 150 22 AND 23 FOR THE PURPOSES OF A REGIONAL PARK DEVELOPMENT BY THE HENNEPIN COUNTY PARK RESERVE DISTRICT (A-338: Mayor HIlde suggested eliminating 'tem 1 entirely In paragraph 6. MOTION was made by Councilman Burnt,. ,seconded by Councilman Neils, to amend the previously nu tiered Item 4 deleting the word "nevgr" in the 4th line and inserting the word "no: Motion to amend carried, four ayes. MOTION was made by Councilman Nei Is, seconded by'Councilman Spaeth, to amend the previously numbered ltc't 4, second sentence, to read as follows: "Purther that 36th Avenue North shall not he designated a primary entrance to the park." Motion to amend carried, four ayes, MOTION was made by Mayor Hilde, seconded by Councilman Neils, that boat launching facilities be aetailable at the time t a.a park opens, Motion carried on a roll call vote, four ayes. MOTION was made by Coun411man Neils, seconded by Councilman Hunt, that the Plymouth Council re,.zommend that County Park boat launching facilities be limited to ncn-motorized water craft and fishing_ boats not exceeding 10 HP motors. Motion to amend carried, four ayes, Main motion carried on a roll call Lotti, four ayes. MOTION was made by Mayor 1111de, seconded by Councilman Ne.& I that Council try to resolve the problem of how to provide boat launching fazoilities as noon as possible, He suggested attempting to Ret, DNR financial assistance to do this. Motion carslied, three ayes. db3tained. Councilman Hunt 208- RESOLUTION NO. 75-320 is ) 1 Special- Council Meeting June ?st 115 Page X09 NOTION' .as made 6y'MayoSo, Hildc--j. xe6onded by Councilman Neils, to amend above mot.jon,; that staJ`f come back' to Cour-111 with locational recommendations peri%*Ar to mavina ahead. Motion to amend carried, three ayes. Councilman hunt aa)stained. The Manager annout;iced that the meeting was AWARD 0 BOND convened for the consideration of the bids BIDS which had been received for the purchase Item,'6-C of $6,0500000 General Obligation Improveme7 t Bonds of 1975, as advertised for sale. The City Manager premited affidavits showing publication of notice of sale in the Lake Mi6nnetonka Sun and in Finance and Cammerce, a fiinp=ial paper p,.Iblished in Minneapo.is, Miraalcdota, which affidavits were examined and Found satisfactc.ry and ordered, placed on 1 The Ranager presq.Ptted the sealed bids which had been received by him prior to the time sni.pcified In the notice of sale,, which were ttktn opened and tabulated. Such h1da wf,. c as follows: Bid #1 - Ret Interest Cost $2551,475 Net Inte.r4st Rate 6.2080% Piper, Jaffray & Honwae d , Inc, of Minneapolis Bial 0(2 - let Inte-reast Cast $2,564,^1°J Net Interest Rate 6.240 First National Batik of Chicago, Illinois MOTION was made by Councilman Hunt, seconded by Councilman Nells, that the bid For the sale of General Improvement Bonds be awarded to Piper, Jaffray & Hopwood, Inc. at a cost of $b,551.,475, Motion carried on a roll call vote, four ayes. MOTION was made by Councilman F.unt, seconded by Councilman Neils, to adopt RESt)!4UTIQN NO. 75-321, A RESOLUTION AWARDING THE SALE (IF $60Q50.w000 GENERAL OBLIGATION IMPROVEMENT BONDS 6^ 1975 TO PIPER, JAF'_FRAY & HOPWOOD, INC, Motion carried on Q, .roll call vot), four Ayes. Ma,Yor Hilde suggested that the Manager draft a letter, -0 the representatives of, Moody's Investors Service and Mr. Walter Hintz, expressing appreci,at'lon .fur their hospttality. 209- RESOLUTTON N0. 75-321 I f J 5eel , 19oilMeeting Page 210 LICENSES ' ANG? PERMITS MOTION was made by Counci.lmar; SpaetR, seconded by Coupe i lman Hunt, "ttq_- sciopt RESOLUTION NO,, 75-3229 A NESOLi T- ioN APPROVING CN—SALE NON-T'41'OXICATINC.. :; QUO?' LICENSE FOR J'S Pld,'A, 3431 CVUh'FY ROAD Motion carried on a roll call vote, lour ayes . MOTION was made by Councilran Hunt, seconded by Councilman Spaeth, to adopt RESOLUTION NO, 75-323, A'RESOLUTION APPROVING ON -SALE NON-INTOXICATTRG LIQUOR LICENSE RENEWALS FOR ThE FOLLOWING: MERVIN KLATTE dba ELM CREEK GOLF SOU SE: CURTIS E. MARTIN dba APPLE BLOSSOM IN—. MICHAEL LATUFF dba LATUFF'S PIZZERIA: JOHN}' k APPELGET dba WEST MEDICINE LAKE COMMUNITY CLUB; RICHARD J. DEZIEL dba HOLLYDALE GOT.4? COURSE; CLYDE: R. LIBBY dba V.F.W. POST 5903; !%ENNETH HAMPTON dba HAMPTON HILL: GOLF COURcE; and IVABELLE ODEGAARD dba IVY'S PLACE. Motion carried ot: a roll call vote, f)ur ayes. MOTION was cs*sde by Councilman Hunt, sek:onded by Councilmen Spaeth, to adapt RESOLUTION NO. 75-.324, A RESOLUTION APPROVING OFF -SALT NON- INi,'OXICATING LIQUOR LICENSE RENEWALS FOf' rHE I'04LOWING: JOHN WENNER dba TOM THUMB SUTERETTE TWO LOCATIONS); WI&L,IA14 C. JONES dba MN SUPERMARKETS; STEVEN L, ER,ECKSON dba ERICKSON SUPER VALUE; RONALD LIBBY alba LIBBY'S SUPtRETTE, TNC.: WILLIAM C. RADEMACHEF,$ dba BILL'S I%' RITY SUPERETTE ( TWO LOCATIONS) : MERVIN R . KLA TT ; , dba ELM -CREEK GOLF COURSE; 7#URTIS E. MARTIN, dba APPLE BLOSSOM INN; IVABE LE M. ODEGAARD dba IVY'S PLACE; RANDALL V, KISPLUND dba RYAN'S BALLROOM,, HEINEEN-DITTER V.F.W. POST 5903. Motiot', carred on n roll call vote, f.: ur ayes. MOTION was made oy Coutt l.)Man Spaeth, seconded by Councilman Neils, to adopt RESOLUITON NO. 75 -?R50 A RESOLUTION APPROVING SMALL DISPOSAL SYSTLM LICENSE FOR MARTY BROTHERS sIF OSSEO. Motion carried on a roll call vote, tout% Ayes ON -SALE NON - INTOXICATING LICENSE Item 7-A-1 LIQUOR RESOLUTION NO. 75-322 ON -SALE NON - INTOXICATING LICENSES I`.em 7-A2 LIQUOR RESOLUTIO!: N0. 7.53-i3 OFF -SALE NON -INTOXI- CATING LIQUOR 1ICENSES Item 7-B RESOLUTION N4. 75-124 SMALL DISPOSAL SYSTEM LIOENSE Item 7-C NESCILUT10'Zt 140. f Special June 23, Page 211 Council Meeting 1975 MISCELLANEOUS e Planner Dillerud stated that the Planning Commission would like to have a joint meettg with Council regarding the zoning ordiriance. Mayor tilde stated that there was c ne op,s_•n date for the meeting, specifically July 28. MOT -TON was made by Mayor Hilde, se ,onded by Councilman SpAeth, that a speciit Council mkpeLing be he!don July 28 at 5:0 a;+ a Joint meeting with the Planning 6 wnission. Motion carried, five ayes. Mayor Hilde adjourned the meeting at 11:44 P.M. 21 I- Lavonne u. Garlsvn Secretary to Council LI L f Planner Dillerud stated that the Planning Commission would like to have a joint meettg with Council regarding the zoning ordiriance. Mayor tilde stated that there was c ne op,s_•n date for the meeting, specifically July 28. MOT -TON was made by Mayor Hilde, se ,onded by Councilman SpAeth, that a speciit Council mkpeLing be he!d on July 28 at 5:0 a;+ a Joint meeting with the Planning 6 wnission. Motion carried, five ayes. Mayor Hilde adjourned the meeting at 11:44 P.M. 21 I- Lavonne u. Garlsvn Secretary to Council LI