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wuly 21, 1975,'
A regular Meeting of the Plymouth Ctty Council wis called to order by
ayor Hfi1de at 7:30 P.N. in the .'auditorium of Waykata Senior High School,
305 Vicksburg Lane. Itay=uta4 on July 219 1975.
PRESENT:, Payor Hi1de, Cuumilinen Hunts Hei1s. Seibold and Spaeth,
Manager hili"is, Attorney lefiv, Planner DillernW,
Engineer Goldberg, Adn'nnistrative Assistant Kreager
and Consulting Engineers Olson aM %hunikht .
ABSENT: None.
MINUTES
NOTION was made by Councilman Neils, seconded by
Councilman Spaeth.3 'to approve they minutes of the
July ?, 1-775, spa:.ial Council =;seting, x4ti4
carried, Four ayes. Councilman Whold absfa nett.
MOTION was made by Counc,'lman Neil;, seconde4, by
Cuunci lmn Spaeth. t.o approve the miekitec of 0e
Iul4 7, 1975 spacial Council meeting, movion
warried, th.,ve ayes. Council ,, .n Nlrnl and Seibold
abstained.
NOLIC HEARINGS
Na-mr Hilde explained that the public oariq
was held because of serious high+ water problehll
in the Pinetree Fond drain4ge district and citizens
to the atNta had )*,tftitt,ed a petition request*
that a p4lb e: fiwrovefxtnt project he or dertaKen
to correct ti it prvblems.
Kinager Willis exp wined the ba0gruund of tris
prcl jeci, and the Clity sterni drain;ege asseF.srlent
poticieS, R4, stateJ the City hair a ston drainage
Alar. adkiptedl in 1973, whl h has proven 9*st,
he'pfUl in uatining the drainage requir•omcnts
of draica-e districts and sub -districts.
C01sultiR9 E119ir.der Elson presentaZi. engt ir1q
k1Sp0ctS of the pr ipQaed project. He, s tot#•j
that a prel iminarav report was ortitiled by the
Coonc i_l and four a1•,:er;t.at vas werstq inve:hricls,t,ed,
Tht. sto `f r ecoliviendl Alternate 1, va+ 'i v,utl Vt%) Badley Lake: Al far;il i t-ips orvjxc,; I re
0011sistert the , dopted 50VIA Dr '.r,)ge Plan.
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The estifa 'ed cost of tie project is $323,745.
Mayor i 00 opened the public hiering, at 8:25 P.y.
Mr. ;R overt 00ach, 625 Queenslafd Lone, ques-Voned t the 0itition requested
from the titiiens in the Oltve(?Merriest area: - He al wanted to know the
natur,41 flog, directions. He s' es,' his back yard as an Kckmm at on basin fir
o+l cus ands cigarette butts end that is of no benefit. to K1141) IHe opposes,
rthe-oraject.
meyfr liilde read the petitio+' .iqd Coo ul 9','Engineer Ols bamtentW on the
da"rsh report. \
H',r' Ronald Hedlund, 1635 NrlIma4 bane, stated he as in fav, t,
of completion
0. the pro eco as soon e pgisible.A
W,. Be J, SMjith, 1705• Merrip'Ac Lano, sp1 kt' on behalf of the 'pro Licit,
Phk, Larry ElvtO l , 710 N. Fetndal e,, Wayt+itn, stated that a goad sha e of this
project involves his piece. of property irW that 1d3 of his m rsh is i Wiayrats.
Ma stated the dist not feet tie would benefit in aky way if thq Qroject;re
completed and it could be damaging to Hs property -and he, woa td expec : reimburse-
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Mr, John Batson, 52a Queenslanf4 questioned how many homes wit a actually affected
by high water, He statki 'the plan was not feasible,
Mayor H11de replied ,then nine, homes were affected by the high wit e%\
Patriuta Kampmann, 1630 Oliv ' eine, stated she was in favor t f the; storm sewer.
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Mr. Greglenedict, 830 Queegsland Lane, stated he was in favcir of nythrng that
can be done to improve the f:xistiq conditions.
Mrs, Elmer Anderson, 1615 O'live Lane North. stated she was against'the project, as'
she is on sociAl security And could not assume the increase o.V taxes.
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Mr. Gob Schauer, 1460 Ranier lane, asked if this was the enti:Pe soap k)f the
project and stated he was against it.
Mr. Dave Johnson, 1400 Wgghway 101, asked if a property owner had, been assessed
in another dttrict, could he be assessed in this district. 1'he /answer was no.
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Mr, Paul Anderson, 1626 Olive lane, stated he has been affecttdI the high
water and she 1s 1n favtr of storm sewer system. He also askew if the storm sewer
was approvN today, Mlle long it would be before it would be in pperation, He was
told that the attempt,is to get it done by next spring,
Mr, Don Ch-tllstrom, 00 Queensland lane, stated he wet in favor of the project.
Mr. Jahn Kenny, 1706 Olive Lane, stated he was in favor of tf q ,project.
Mr, Robettt Stahl, 1635 Merrimac Lane, spoke in favor of the pvn ject.
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s.._ lent ste ,. 1 Z0 - 8th <l w nue North. staff! that. sh _was iii O"Sitfon
iet r rd :i LnI,,!-Redtey-becau e they„would not be ite i and n ght be
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Mr. Sheldon Tsirli', 1fl0 Shadyvlew; :ggested that unpinq mgght be;Jan ultimate
solution and !$stionel the, legal course of the project it 1t appears that
ttA benefits g fined ani tar inferior to thet sty penaltiesj, He opposes the
project,
Mfr. William Rsengren, 1365 Ranier lane, spec ing in opposition to the project.
questioned !+ether „there could be a pending a Hca for comercial property at
County 101 'And G. o
Nre , Ralph/Goodwin. 143q"Ranier lane, spoke Zarding the watershed report,
ft opposes the project,;, U _
Mr. Jairts Ricker, 1615 `Merrfmac Lane, stag he was for the project and ready
to,, get started.
Mr. bon DeZurick,! 17326 North 25t'h Avenue ted he thinks the proposes-assess-
meM.s- are excesst,),e and opposes the projittcl `
Mr', Roger Fazendih, 181430 11th Avenue Not h. stated that he felt the proposed
a3sessments are irdequit Ole, kspeciaal ly in; he area south and west of ,Hadley
hills.
Mr. Jack Rautiola,{1842 - 20th Avenue Nortf, stated tie did not think 1t was right
that the majority of the ` citizens are being!asked to pt,far a project that 1s
for the benefit of the ;minority.
Mr, Carl 0. Steinnage 1410 Rwiier Lane, sl*O heis opposed to the prlject.
anddoesnotthinkltPeoplecanjustifysindin6300,000. `
Mr, Peter Pflaum, of ,undgren Bros. Construi:tion, Inc., spok , in regard- to `oe
Elwell Property. He stated that land has 1lts own storage so/lutlon lind would not a
benefit by the project. a '
Mr, Earl Giave, 540 Queensland Lane, stated; he has jived in Plymouth for 25 years
and has had no water problem and therefore i3pposes the project$
Mr. Ken OeCamp, 2020 Urbandale, stated he his hydrostatic pressure in his basement
and would like the City to take care of 1t., He opposes, the project,
Mr. Dave Kuehn, 177?0 - 8th Avenue North, wiss assured tta,. he would not be'assess3d
twice and asked if the Council could be any more definite in the estimate of) wha
the assessments would be.
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Mayor H11de assured him that thi#re would bean assessment hearing at a later
time anO that definite figures were not available at this time.
Mr. Charles Plimpton, 18315 - 8th Avenue NoM4t`ri, stated he is opposed to the pMiect.
He questioned whether the Assessor in years 4Pcoming would assess property as
i0proved property and whether the Council'sImind is not already Made up,
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W. „Arlan Knutson, on 987 1s 1' ated150O,ive lane quests ed there elb ti, od
iid- s tdvj sed that a,, beKch marker would pu in. He 3 hppo ed to the
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DoXRsNftornsit 18025 19th Avenue I rth. sa id' he though the'ity should tape
the eaand pup.
Mr. D.a, 605 QueOnsland lane, ° Monde ped whet measured ar e` to;, be takentopreventintiouctionof`4lgae foto the o er) pcind. He stew installation
of the project Gould not'Ihelp his 11tuation`:
Mr. Kurt Heallberg 142& Ranier lane, stated ie tW,,ght the projet, was 'not
the most economical., to solve the probtim for the ni people invo ped a rt
4notaer-4lter1na0ve\shou1d be considered.
Mr. John Dierks, 1761 • 10th Avenue Worth, q estioneo,the total acree involved
in the project area **i yaks answered approxi tely 570 Pres. He lsked or an
explanation of federal 1uhds regarding Hig ` 101. wanaaler Willis explaed
the costs of tin: p; je a end how federal f, unds are to' be ut\i,ised. Mr. Dio, ks
opposes the project,",
Mr. David PI imptat , 1-8315 - `8th Avenue +North, spoke i ops 1 tiow ft the project
and was concerned -kis to tib appearance of the land after saying of pipes,
etc. 1 <
Mrs. H. A. Nolan, j,O5 Highway, ,101 North, stated she hos lived on the tori r of
101 and 8th Avenue more then iprty years and could an$wer ani questions at ne
ti,e project. might have, She dqes not 'oant
Mr. John Muchlinskii, 17710 - 10th Atienue North, questioned whether this pro;; \4
was mr4essary for the 101 project/ or, whether they ,were contingent upon one \,
another; i
Mr. Sheldoh %Art spoke again, and ug91%sted tha t a emporarypump`ng is an
alternative, that should be considenZdh ,
Mrs. Helen Rusten, '48420 - 8th Avenut,plorth, spoke gain. She opposes the project.`'
Mr. Robert Beach spl ke again and stated he felt Chert was a lack of data affecting
the problem. He stjoted that no surveyors had been observed 1n the area of his
property recently arms he feels there is.s lack of basic information.
Mayor H11de closed the public hearing at 12:10 A.M.
Council discussed the project.
MOTION was made by Councilman Spaeth,-:_.joaed by
Councilman Neils, to adopt RESOLUTION N0., 75-349, RESOLUTION 75-374
A RESOLUTION ORDERING IMPROVEMENT AND PREPAIATION
Of PLANS • PROJECT NO. 116 PINETREE POND ST01M
SEWER.
Motioo carried on a roll call vote, five ayes.,
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Thi Manager and, Consulting Engineer reviewed the OLIVE LANE - COUNTY
Proposed 01 ive lane water and seor `project and ROAD 6 TO 19TH AVE.
reviewed assessment; policies. NO. • SEVER, MITER
AND STREETS - PROJ. 521
Mayor H11de opened the public hearing at 12:30 A.M. Item 5-B
o Mrs. Ada Felber, 1525 01ive Lane North, questioned the
NC project coming down County Road 6. dater will be
draining into their yard. She asked if they would v
be assessed for sewer when it is put in in front of
their property: They are opposed to the project.
A l Consulting Engineer Olson assured her that the water
will not be drained onto that property to cause a
problem. She was:-.also told that she iWld not be
assessed twice for sewer ifid -eater but would be
assessed s, lateral charge.'
Mr, Lyle J. Blsdon, 1625 Olive lane North, stated
they are against the= project. "
Mr. Jerry Furst, 1715 Olive lane, giestfoned what
the approximate completion date of the project
would be.
Mr. Arlan Knutson, 1530 Olive Lane, stated he is
to favor of the project.
Mr. ;lames L, Fischer, 1810 011ve Lanes stated that
the quality of the water in Plymouth is inferior \
and has ii-bad taste and odor. He is against the
project.
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Mayor Hilde assured Mr. Fischer that Plymouth is
soon to have the iron removal plant in,operation.
Mrs. Janet Norell, 1840 Olive Lane, said she is
not in favor of the pro'ect.
Mayor Wide closed the hearing at 12:50 A.M.
General discussion by Council follower+.
MOTION was made by Councilman `'eibold, secondod by
Councilman Neils, to adopt RESOLU14ON NO. 75-3$01 RESOLUTION 164b 75-350
A RESOLUTION ORDERING IMPROVEMENT AND PREPARAT,ON
OF PLANS - PROJECT NO. 521 h OLIVE LANE UTILITIVS.
Motion carried on a roll call vote, five ayes.
MOTION was made by Councilman Noils, seconded by
Councilman Hunt, tliat staff be directed to
solicit an alternate bid on curb and gutter for
this project,
Notion carried, five ayes. .P.31.
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Mr. Dick Clark addressed Council -and presented OgRATION CRIME'NATCO
the report of the OperationCri_Match Item 6-A
C;Mnittee;, requesting approval of, the budget:
MOTION was made by Councilman Spaeth, secoode<I by
Councilman Hunt; 410-0 adopt RESOLUTION NO% 766X1, A RESOLUTION N0.,75451
RESOLUTION APPROPRIATING THE SU14.OF $2aW, FRGM
THE CONTINGENCY FUND AND DIRECTING THAT HEREAF!74,,
OPERATION CRIME WATCH SHILL BE CONSIDERED A 0
OF THE POLICE DEPARTMENT BUDGET.
Motion carried on a roll call vote, five aye;.
MOTION was made by Councilman Hunt, seconded by L IT COMBINATION • 0IR, AND
Councilman Spaeth, to adopt RESOLUTION NO, 754529 IS. CHARLES HUGHES
A'RESOLUTION APPROVING LOT CONSOLIDATION_ OR MR..
UTSANDMRS, CHARLES HUGHES, OWNERS OF,L1, g AND Item 6-B'
3, BLOCK 7, "SUNSET ACRES" -(A=627), deleting ` RIES,LUTION NO, 75452Item2.
Motion carried on 4 roll call vote, five ayes
MOTION was made by Councilman Seibold, seconded
by Counci lmao Nei 1 s , to adopt RESOLUTION N0,, 75-353,
A RESOLUTION CORRECTING LEVY 5601 AND LEVY 5602 RESOLUTION N4. 75-351
ASSESSMENTS ON LOTS 1, 2 AND 39 BLOCK 7 "SUNSET
ACRES".
Motion carried on a roll call vote, five ayes.
A petition was received from Orland S. Boardman PETITION FOR UTILITIES
requesting public improvements for Plat 437139 AND STREETS - A-620
Parcel 410. ORLAN S. BOARDMAN
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MOTION was made by Councilman Spaeth, seconded
by Councilman Hunt, to adopt RESOLUTION N0.
75-354, A RESOLUTION DECLARING ADEQUACY OF
PETITION AND ORDERING PRELIMINARY REPORT.
Motion carried on a roll call vote, five ayes.
The Planning Commission recommended approval of
the conditional use renewal for Greenwood Baptist
Churth to operate a Day Care Center.
MOTION was made by Councilman Seibold, seconded
by Councilman Neils, to adopt RESOLUTION NO,
75-354(t)s A RESOLUTION APPROVING CONDITIONAL
USE PERMIT RENEWAL FOR GREENWOOD BAPTIST CHURCH
TO OPERATE A DAY CARE CENTER AT 3120 DUNKIRK LANE
A-374).
Notion carried on a roll call vote, five oyes.
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CONDITIONAL USE PERMIT
TO OPERATE DAY CARE
CENTER - GREENWOOD
BAPTIST CHURCH (A-374)
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NOTION was made by 4uncilman.Seibold, seconded
by Councilman Hent, to adopt RESOLUTION N04 75-3559
A RESOLUTION AUTHORIZU6 THE CITY TO NUKE PAYMENT
TO Co S. MCCROSSAN, INC. IN THE AMOUNT OF.=12;84663
PROJECT403, NORTHWESTERN BELL UTILITIES•'
Onti4,,n carried on a roll nail vote, five ayis.
TION was made by Coun;glean Hunt,, seconded
by Councilman, Seibold, `oto adopt RESOLUTION NO.
75456, A'RESOLUTION AUTHORIZING THE CITY TO MAKE
PAYMENT TO NORTHOALE CONSTRUCTION -COMPANY IN THE
AMOUNT OF 6139963.50 no PROSECT NO, 505 SCIMIDT
LAKE UTILITIES.
Notion,.carried on a roll call' vote, five ayes.,,
NOTION was made by Councilman Hunt, seca,nded
by Councilman Neils, to adopt RESOLUTION N0.
i5 -357,,A RESOLUTION AUTHORIZING '«f- CITY TO
MAKE PAYMENT TO BERGLUND-JOHNSON, INC. IN THE
AMOUNT OF 641,660 PROJECT 302 - WATER TREATMENT
PLANTS
Motion carried on a roll call vote, five ayes,
NOTION was made by Councilman SeiQold, seconded
by Councilman Neils, to adopt RESOLUTION NO. 75-3589
A RESOLUTION AUTHORIl;Nf THE CTJY TO MAKE PAYMENT
TO ALLIED BLACKTOP IN THE AMOUNT OF 693.564,10
FOR 1975 SEAL COATING PROJECT,
Notion carried on a roll call vote, five ayes,
The Director of Public Works recommended to
Council the approving of Change Order No. ? to
Project No. 407.
MOTION was made by Councilman Hunt, seconded
by Councilman Neils, to adopt RESOLUTION N04 75-359,
A RE30LUTION APPROVING CHANGE ORDER N0. 2 IN THE
AMOUNT OF 62.80740 TO ALEXANDER CONSTRUCTION
ORPANYfi OR PROJECT 407. Motion! carried on a roll fall
ayes.
The Park Director recomwm#ed Counc!l to authorize
an appropriation not to exceed 61,440 400m
the Neighborhood Park account of the Park
Dedication Fund, to have up to 2,000 cubic yjA%As
of fill placed at the Kilmer Park site,
MOTION was male by Councilman Seibold, secvjj ltt%.
by Couhci lman Hunt to adopt RESOLUTION W Z$1360,
A RESOLUTION AUTHORIZING FILL TO BE PLACID Ail
KILMER LANE PARK%
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NOTION was made by 4uncilman.Seibold, seconded
by Councilman Hent, to adopt RESOLUTION N04 75-3559
A RESOLUTION AUTHORIZU6 THE CITY TO NUKE PAYMENT
TO Co S. MCCROSSAN, INC. IN THE AMOUNT OF.=12;84663
PROJECT403, NORTHWESTERN BELL UTILITIES•'
Onti4,,n carried on a roll nail vote, five ayis.
TION was made by Coun;glean Hunt,, seconded
by Councilman, Seibold, `oto adopt RESOLUTION NO.
75456, A'RESOLUTION AUTHORIZING THE CITY TO MAKE
PAYMENT TO NORTHOALE CONSTRUCTION -COMPANY IN THE
AMOUNT OF 6139963.50 no PROSECT NO, 505 SCIMIDT
LAKE UTILITIES.
Notion,.carried on a roll call' vote, five ayes.,,
NOTION was made by Councilman Hunt, seca,nded
by Councilman Neils, to adopt RESOLUTION N0.
i5 -357,,A RESOLUTION AUTHORIZING '«f- CITY TO
MAKE PAYMENT TO BERGLUND-JOHNSON, INC. IN THE
AMOUNT OF 641,660 PROJECT 302 - WATER TREATMENT
PLANTS
Motion carried on a roll call vote, five ayes,
NOTION was made by Councilman SeiQold, seconded
by Councilman Neils, to adopt RESOLUTION NO. 75-3589
A RESOLUTION AUTHORIl;Nf THE CTJY TO MAKE PAYMENT
TO ALLIED BLACKTOP IN THE AMOUNT OF 693.564,10
FOR 1975 SEAL COATING PROJECT,
Notion carried on a roll call vote, five ayes,
The Director of Public Works recommended to
Council the approving of Change Order No. ? to
Project No. 407.
MOTION was made by Councilman Hunt, seconded
by Councilman Neils, to adopt RESOLUTION N04 75-359,
A RE30LUTION APPROVING CHANGE ORDER N0. 2 IN THE
AMOUNT OF 62.80740 TO ALEXANDER CONSTRUCTION
ORPANYfi OR PROJECT 407. Motion! carried on a roll fall
ayes.
The Park Director recomwm#ed Counc!l to authorize
an appropriation not to exceed 61,440 400m
the Neighborhood Park account of the Park
Dedication Fund, to have up to 2,000 cubic yjA%As
of fill placed at the Kilmer Park site,
MOTION was male by Councilman Seibold, secvjj ltt%.
by Couhci lman Hunt to adopt RESOLUTION W Z$1360,
A RESOLUTION AUTHORIZING FILL TO BE PLACID Ail
KILMER LANE PARK%
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REQUEST M RAIMENT
NORTWEST'E C BELL
PROJECT- , 405
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RESOLUTIOHf N0: 76465
REQUFST FOR -PAYMENT
SCIMIDT LAKE UTILITIES
PROJECT .505
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RESOLUTION' NO. 15.356
REQUEST FOR PAYMENT
WATER TREATMENT PLANT
Item 6,o;w3
RESOLUTION NO, 75-357
REQUEST FOR PAYMENT
ALLIED BLACKTOP
1975 SEAL COATING
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RESOLUTION N0, 75-358
CHANGE ORDER
25TH AVENUE SURFACTING
PROJECT 407
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RE IUT4ON NO. 75 359
KILMER LANE PARK
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SOLUTION 4, 75-360
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REQUEST M RAIMENT
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PROJECT- , 405
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RESOLUTIOHf N0: 76465
REQUFST FOR -PAYMENT
SCIMIDT LAKE UTILITIES
PROJECT .505
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RESOLUTION' NO. 15.356
REQUEST FOR PAYMENT
WATER TREATMENT PLANT
Item 6,o;w3
RESOLUTION NO, 75-357
REQUEST FOR PAYMENT
ALLIED BLACKTOP
1975 SEAL COATING
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RESOLUTION N0, 75-358
CHANGE ORDER
25TH AVENUE SURFACTING
PROJECT 407
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RE IUT4ON NO. 75 359
KILMER LANE PARK
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SOLUTION 4, 75-360
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Notion carried on a roT: call vote, five ayes.
The Director of Public Works recommended to
Council adoption V a resolution to declare
the costs` -to be assessed on properties adjacent
to Shiloh Addition and preparation of assessment
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NOTION was made, by Councilman Hunt, seconded by
Councilman Neils, to adopt RESOLUTION NO. 75-3619
A REMOTION DECLARING COST TO BE ASSESSED AND
MERING PREPARATION OF PROPOSED ASSESSMENT -
PROJIECT 512. J
Motion carried on a roll call vote, vivo ayes.
Manager W-01 i s recommended the aRpoi ntAnent of a
Fire Station Building Committee to work with the
architects in the development of the two fire
station urograms.
NOTION was made by Mayor Hilde, seconded`Iy
Councilman Seibold to adopt RESOLUTION NO. 75-362.
A RESOLUTION APPOINTING A FIRE STATION BUILDING
COWITTEE, with Councilman Neils serving as the
Council representative.
Notior carried on a roll call vote, five ayes.
Thd Director of Public Works recommended adoption
o -C a Resolution for adoption of assessment roll
for Shiloh Addition.
NOTION was made by Copuncilman Spaeth, seconded
by Councilman Seibold, to adopt RESOLUTION
N0. 75-363, A RESOLUTION ADOPTING ASSESSMENT
ROLL FOR SHILOH ADDITION.
Notion carried on a roll call vote, five ayes.
The Director of Publtc Works recommended adoption
of a Resolution for adoption of assessment
roll for Fairfield Addition,
MOTION was made by Councilman Seibold, seconded
by Councilman Hunt, to adopt RESOLUTION NO. 75-364,
A RESOLUTION ADOPTING ASSESSMENT ROLL FOR
FAIRFIELD ADDITION%
Motion carried on a roll call vote, five ayes. A,
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Ct, ITTEE APPOINTMENTS
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RESOLUTION NO. 74-362
ADOPTION OF ASSESSMENT
ROIL - WATER,AREA CHARGES
FOR SHILOH ADDITION
Item 6-J
RESOLUTION N0. 75463
ADOPTION OF ASSESSMENT
ROLL - WATER AREA CHARGES
FOR FAIRFIELD ESTATES
Item 6-K
RESOLUTION NO. 75464
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The staff redowaended diet an alternative
voting site , of the Counci'I; Chamers of tm Public
Works Building be used instead of_retiGiwood
Elmentary School due to thty,tact that
the school will not be- able tt l accomodate
us any are. `
NOTION was made by Councilman Huritf seconded
by Councilman Seibold, to adopt RESOLUTION no. 75-36S.
A RESOLUTION CHANGING POLLING STATIO v FOR PRECINCT N1.
POLLING LOCATION CHR.yGE
PRECINCT ,1 - GREENWOOD
ELEN, SCHOOL TO PUBLIC
WORKS BUILDING
Item (S4
RESOLUTION NO; 75-365
Notion carried on a roll call viii, fish ayes.
Narager Willis recomended approval of the BASSETT CREEK FLOOD
Resolution accepting the budget as po~esentel CONTROL COMMISSION
by Bassett Creek Flood Control Commission, PROPOSED 1975
Item 6-N
NOTION was made by Councilomn Hunt, seconded
by Councilman Neils,, to adopt RESOLUTION NO, 75-36610
A RESOLUTION INSTRUCTINR THE CITY MANAGER TO PROV470E
WITHIN THE 1976 CITY GENERAL FUND -BUDGET TOE
160794 REPRESENTING PLYMOUTH'S SNARE OF THE PRONSCO
1976 DRSSi`TT CREEK FLOOD CONTROL CMISSION BUDGET.
Notion carried on a roil call vote, five ayes.
This item was deferred indefinitely:.
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This item was deferred until July 28, 1975.
This item was deferred until July 28. 1975.
This item was deferred until July 28, 1975.
LICENSES AND PERMITS
MOTION was made by Councilman Hunt, seconded
by Councilman Neils, to adopt RESOLUTION N0,
75-367, A RESOLUTION APPROVING CIGARETTE LICENSE
FOR LATUFF'S PIZZERIA. 1115 STATE HIGHWAY 55.
Notion carried ori a roll call vote. five ayes.
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ASSOC I"A; }W If NETRO-
P01.ITAN Ifjl OPALITIES
ANNUAL DUES FOR
MEMBERSHIP
Item 60%N
1976 BUDGET PRIORITIES
Item 6-0
CONVEYANCE OF TAX FORFEIT
LAND TO SUNSET HILLS PTA
Item 6-P
DIVISION OF PLVNGUTH61NTO
URBAN AND RURAL SERVICE
DISTRICTS
Item 6-Q
CIGARETTE LICENSE
LATUFF'S PIZZERIA
Item 74
RESOLUTION NO. 75467
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Regular rauncil Meeting
my 21` 1975
age 2i
NOTION was ndo by Councilron Hunt, seconded
bv Councilman Neils, to ado'! RESOLWION 'NQ. 75-368.
RESOLUTION APPROVING GARBAGE HAULER LICCNSE FOR
WILLIE'S RUBBISH KNOVAL, 3042 BOONE AVENUE, ST.
LOUIS PARK. _
Motion carried on a roll call vote, five ayes.
NOTION was made by Councilmn Hunt, seconded by
Cound lrin 301s, t o ` adopt RESOLUTION NO. 75469.
A RESOLUTION APPROVING SMALL DISPOSAL SYSTEM
LICENSES FOR COOLBROTH41TTON SEPTIC TANKS, INC.,
SULLIVAN SEPTIC SERVICE, INC. AND NORTHERN
CESSPOOL COMPANY,
Motion carried on a roll call vote, 0;ve ayes.
NOTION was made by Councilman Hunt, seconded by
Councilmn Neils, to adapt REA f ION NO. 75-370,
A RESOLUTION APPROVING Till. M DRIVERS LIC'iMSES
POR WILLIAM JOHN BRANTZ, NgpTON B. PHILLIPS, JR,
AND ALBERT SYLVESTER ANDERSON.
Motion carried on a roll call vote, five ayes.
Mayor Hilde adjourned the meeting at 1:05 A.M.
GARBAGE HAULER LICENSE
VILLIE'S RUBBISH REMOVAL
Iter 7-8,
RESOLUTION NO, 75468
SMALL DISPOSAL SYSTEM
LICENSE
Item 7-C
RESOLUTION N0. 75-369
TAXI CAB DRIVERS LICENSE
Item 7-0
RESOLUTION N0. 75.370
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