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MI;iUTE,S
REGULAR COUNCIL PtETING
June T, 1976
A regular meeting of the Plymouth City Council was called to order by Acting Mayor Hunt
at 7:30 P.M. in the Council Chambers of the Public Works Building, 14900 Twentythird
Avenue North, on June 7, 1976.
PRESENT: Acting Mayor Hunt, Councilmen Neils, Seibold and Spaeth, Manager
Willis, Planner Dillerud, Engineer Goldberg. Administrative
Assistant Kreager and Attorney Lefler,
ABSENT: Mayor 6ilde
MINUTES:
14OT13N was made by Councilman Neils, seconded by Councilman
Seibold, to approve the vnirwtes of the May 24 special Council
meeting with the following correction on page 122 - the first
sentence on the Board of Review Data should be. a sepavate
paragraph.
Notion cat•ried, four ayes.
Councilman Neils left the table.
PUBLIC 4EARING - WOOD CREEK ADDITION STREET LIGIITt
yainager Willis reviewed tl* Wood Creek Addition street lighting
rroject and Engineer Goldberg reviewed the costs involved,
14ttorney Lefler caller' attention to the fact that Fince Coun-
cilman Veils was not participating in these hearfags for street
lighting the Council would not be able to order the improvemsnt
at tris time since an assessable project requires four votes.
Actinq Mdyor Hunt opened the public hearing at 11440 P.N.
Diana Brumm - 10415 32nd Avenue North, stated the petition for
str t R79ts was not circulated throughout Med-0-Lakes 2nd
Addition and the vesidents are opposed to the lillht proposed for
Saratoga lane and Vnd Avenue because they feel they have greater
than adequate 1 ighting alreaO.:
Warren Johnson, representative of NSP, explained that the
proposed lighting plan was just a p,eliminary plan and the
light on 32nd Avenue was included only to complete the lighting
plan and could be removed if desired.
Clayton Woelfel, 10510 32nd Avenue North, presented five letters
rom his negTibors in Net; -O -lakes 2nd Addition opposing the
proposed light on 32nd Avenue and Saratoga,.
MINUTES - SPECIAL
MNCIL MEETING
MAY 24. 1976
Item 4
PUBLIC HERRING
WOOD CREEK ADDITION
STREET LIGHTS
Item SaA
Regular Council Meeting
June 7. 1976
Page 132
NOTION was made by Councilman Spaeth,, seconded by Counc-il-
man Seibold, to delete the light on 32nd and Saratoga Lane
from the proposed lighting project and remove the Ned -0 -
Lake residents frw the assessment project.2
Motion carried, three ayes.
James Bergstrm, 10515 32nd Avenue North, questioned whether
t eestimateed cost of $21.03/lot would be an annual charge.
Reply - Yes.
He also asked why the proposed light on 32nd Avenue and
Medicine Lake Boulevard was being placed across from an
existing light and requested that the proposed light be
deleted from the plan. He also was opposed to having a
light placed in front of his home and requested that it
be placed on the outlot adjacent to his home or at the
entrance to the cul-de-sac on Wellington Lane.
Warren Johnson replied that; the proposed plan called for
the lights to be equidistant with a distance of 250' -
300' between them.
John L. Bolduc, 10515 33rd Avenue North, started he never
received the petition and was opposed to the project and
particularly did not want a light in his front ,yard.
William Milne, 10540 33rd Avenue North, was opposed to the
project ecause he, felt it was inconsistent with the under-
ground utilities in the area. 4e asked that the project be
deferred until the Wood Creek Homeowners Association could
hold a meting and determine if a majority of residents wanted
the lights since the bylaws of the Association require a 2/3
vote to approve an assee,sahle protect.
Acting Mayor Hunt replied that the petition was signed by
39 of the 5$ residents 3f Wood Creek Addition.
Richard Law, 10530 33rd Avenue Narth. stated he had not been
nr Io7 the petition and felt the. street lights would be
out of context with the underground utilities in the area and
requested that the light on 33rd Avenue Li excluded from the
plan. He also felt this project would not be a wise use of
energy.
James Held, 3220 Saratoga Lane, opposed the protect because
he feltit was not a wise use of energy tnd felt the City
should discourage this type of lighting project.
The hearing was closed at 8:00 P.M.
MOTION was made by Councilmkin Seibold, seconded by Acting Mayor
Hunt, to table the Wood creek Addition street lighting project
until further action from the Wood Creek H%yneowners Associa,uion
is taken and to drop the matter if no action is taken by tr,?m
within six months' tine.
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MOV7011 TO AMEND previous Motion was made by Acting Kayor
Hunt, seconded by Cowncilmen Spaeth, to bring this item
back to Council for fins] disposition at th& June 21
regu (lar Council meeting.
Motion to amend carried, three ayes. -
Main Motion carried as amended, three ayes,.
PUBLIC H- ING - CHELSEA WWDS AFF STREET LIGHTING
Acting Mayor Hunt, stated that although he worked for Ban -Con
he had no involvement in the pst'ition for street lights or
their installation and did not feel it was necostary to
remove himself fresn the public h;raring.
Engineer Goldberg reviewed tho project and the costs
Involved.
Acting Mayor Hun; opened the public hearing at 8:10 P.M.
Richard Luecke, 1825 Archer Lane, opposed the project because
he feiEFP.re was adequate lighting in the area from the
individual gas lights on the horses.
Mike Brennan, 1805 Blmcl: Oaks Lane, president of the Chelseri
goods Assoc'ation, and also representing the Chelsea News
Association, stated at a general weeting of the Associatio,
there was a majority vote approving a plan fail 17 lights on
the tOty streets and intersections of Chelsea Woods. He
read to the Council Hans Hagen`s letter of May 26 opposing
the street lights because they were not consistent with the
design of the area and read hip reply to Mr. Hagen's letter
citing the need for better lighting on the city streets and
intersections,
Jervy Crandall, 16155 16th Aitnu•e North, spoke -n opposition
tothe s reett i ghti ng and objected to the asset s+nent. He
felt the matter should be decided by a referendv.n so that all
residents of Chelsea Wonds could make their choice known,
Vslorie Sat:erstrom, 16230 15th
l igNfingproject and stated the
Woods Association meeting was a
represent the majority opinion,
Joseph A. Schmitz agreed
Woods s oulFR preserve!
dark when the gas linhts
secV.)ns were dangerous.
17 P'ights which was apprcl
Woods Association.
Avenue North, opr.osed the
vote taken at the Chelsea
voice vote and did not
the natural environment of Chelsea
where possible, but stated it, was
men. turned off and the inter -
He spoke in favor of the plan for
ved and submitted by the Chelsea
Frank Barron stated additional lighting was needed at public
streetsiin intersectio rs and requested the Council to approve
the plans for 11 lights with the addition of one light at the
rith Addition.
PUBLIC HEARING
CHELSEA WOOS AREA
STREET LIGHTING
Item 5-B
Regular Council 1leetii g
June % 1974
Page 134
Dick. Demaree,, 16032 18th Place, stated the private streets
Fad su-ifi it lighting, but additio.0 lighting was necessary
on public streets and intersections. He requested that Council
approve the plans for 17 lights as submitted by the Association.
Derr Crandall, 16155 16th
t it all theresidents be
opinion on this plan,. He
would tend to increase the
greater Hazard.
Avemie Porth, spoke again to request
given an opportunity to voice their
felt lighting the public streets
speed of the traffic and create a
Al Popes 1695 Yuma lane, spoke in, favor of the 17 light plan and
sta-- ted—traffic 61 the public streets was too fast at present and
better lighting would be a safety factor.
The hearing was closed at 8:26 P.M.
MOTION was made by Councilmwn Spaeth, seconded by Councilman
Seibold, to bring this item bsek to Council for final determina-
tion at the June 21 regular Council meeting.
MOTION TO AMEND the previous motion was made by Councilman
Seibold, seconded by Councilman Spaeth, to delete NSP's plan
for 36 lights and c -insider only the plan 'nor 17 lights
presented by the Chelsea Woods Association.
Motion to amend carried, three ayes.
Main Motion caeried as dmnnded, three ayes.
Councilman Neils returned to the taole.
PETirio 5, REQUESTS AND COMMUNICATIONS
Manager Willis reviewed the Request for Hearing and Petition
to Intervene received on lune 4 from residents in the area
of the proposed southwest water reservoir and stated that the
Attorney recommended that the Council continue to proceed
with Its consideration of the conditional use permits and
site .Ian approval as recommended for approval by the Planning
Comml sion.
MOTION wkis made by Councilman Neils, seconded y Councilman
Spaeth, to deny the Request for Hearing and Petition to
1nteo:,:r,e and make there, a matter of public record.
N4itioLi carried, four ages.
William F. gaen, 1505 Xanthus Lane, made a statement that the
C r ty or -.11 na.ices have not been fo I i owed in acquiring the con-
ditional uvie permits for the soutwest water reservoir, He
estimated .t, -,,t a below -surface water• reservair could be built
on a site thrat could be acquired without litigation at 101 and
County '.gad 6 for $100,000 less than the present proposal for
a stands i pe reservoir on site SP -3.
CONDITIONAL USE PERMIT
STANDPIPE R'.,11C`RVOIR
FERNDALE s C.E. 6
Item 6-A
n
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June 7, ;11)76
Page 135
Planmr Diller!id reviewed the Pldnning Com fission`s rerom-
mend'ation for ap iroval ofthe conditional use permits and
site, plali and presentcd photographic displays that had been
or vented at the Planning Commission's public hearing on
Chas southwest water reservoir illustrating the intrusion
of tho prcpostki resRrvoir in the area and depicting various
types of rater reservoirs in the metropolitan area.
MOTION was made kv Councilman Spaeth, !seconded by Council-
man Neils, to nuol-.1 RESOLUTION NO. 76-:.90, A RESOLUTION
APPROVING CONUIT;(WAL USE PERMIT FOR CJTY OF PLYMOUTH FOR
STAIiopm WAFER MSERVOIR IN R-1 (SIKf39,E FAMILY RESIDENTIP&)
ZONING DISTRICT (-669).
Noti6n carried on a Roll Call vote, four lyes.
MOTION was made by Councilman Neils, seconded by Council-
man Seibc;ld, to adopt` RESOLUTION NO. 76-211, A RESOLUTION
APPROVING CONDITIONAL USE PERMIT FOR THE CITY OF PLYMOUTH
TO EXCEED HEIGHT A,LLOIIANCE IN AN R-1 \ SINGLE FAMILY
RESIDENTIAL) ZONING DIiTRICT FOR A STA,4DP;IPE WATER RESER4UIR
A-669).
Motion carried on a Rol* :all vote, four dyes.
MOTION was made by Ciuncilman Neils, seconded by Council-
men Spaeth, to adopt RE%.UTION NO. 76-291, A RESOLUTION
APPROVING SITE ELAN FOR CITY OF PLYMOUTH STANDPIPE WATER
RESERVOIR SP -31 DATED MAY `4, 1976 TO BE LOCATED AT THE
NORTHEAST CORNER OF COUNTY ROAD 6 AND FERNDALE ROAD (A-669).
Motion carried on a Roll Call vote, four ayes.
ttr:%nager Willis stated that that next step would be to instruct
ta City's consulting engineers of this action in order that
trey may rontinl,e to work on tae final plans and specifica-
tions of thli; project in accoroe -ce with the approved site
plz%n and continue the action to :-,rovide acquisition of the
site.
Plan, ser Dillerud reviewed the plu,-?ping Commission's recommen-
dation for denial of preliminary Flat and conditional use
perm,! for Subdivision Unit Projvc`. for Meadow I.awn Estates
Fi ftl Addition.
Counc;' discussed the livability of the open space provision
and th, use o" 39th Avenue ar, a vollvctor street.
Larry Tcud, 3494 Pilgrim lane, spoke in favor of the plat design.
Bob Siedare, 10810 0fli Avenue North, t epresenting Lost Lake
oma awnoerAssociatian, objected to the preliminary plat the
way it stands. He stated although the lots basically met the
zoning ordinance size requirements, the ponding area it.% not a
basic part of the plat and it is not benefitting the entire
area.
RESOLUTION NO, 76-290
APPOVING ND-1110RA
USE PERMIT rOR SOUTH-
WEST WATER RESERVOIR
Item 6-A (A*,069)
RESOLUTION NG. 76-291
APPROVIffrMMMO
USE
PERMIT TO EXCEED HEIGHT
ALLOWANCE FOR SOUTHWEST
WATER RESERVOIR
Item 6-A (A-669)
RESOLUTION NO. 76-292
APPkOVIC S'F.._L W
SOUTHWEST WATiR
RESERVOIR
Item 6-A (A-669)
PRELIM!NARY PLAT AND
CONDITIONAL USE PERMIT
MEADOW LAWN ESTATES
STH ADDITION
Item 6-B (A-600)
Regular Council kieting
Jur. 7, 1976
Page 136
Mike Oel terreich, 10120 11nion Terrace Way, claimed the
ponding area di not qualify the area for a SUP and felt
the size of the lists was incongruent with the present
homes in the area, hr suggested that the open space should
be diltided among the its to provide larger lots.
Marlin, Grant_, president. of Marvin Anderson Construction
fompany, stated the concern of the lost lake Homeowner's
Association about, the reduced lot size in the Meadow Lawn
Estates 5th Addition was not a serious issue. Reducing
the size of the lots in this addition would not mean that
the size or cost of tit homes would be reduced. These
homes would range in: D%xice from $55,000 to $80,000 and
would be compatible 0 -ch a fisting homes.
Mr. Grant then srhow!, d slides of a similar development
they had completed in Bloomington. He also stated there
would be too few ha+ves in thil dr -tel opment to establish a
homeowners association to car for the open space if it w,
a park area.
There was f urthsir di s o-,,, - on of the sire of the lots and the
open space provision.
F. R. HedaEing, :10610 46th Avenue North, questioned whether
tie—Tots utting the 3rd and 4th Additions would be made
larger.
MOTION was made by Councilman Seibold, seconded by Council-
man Spaeth, to adopt RESOLUTION NO. 16-293, A RESOLUTION
APPROVING REQUEST OF NIAPVIN A. ANDERSON CONSTRUCTION FOR
CONDITIONAL USE PERMIT FOR SUBDIVISION UNIT PROJECT AND
PRELIMINARY PLAT OF "MEA30k° LAWN ESTATES FIFTH ADDITION"
A-600) incorporating the seven coniitions stiff recom-
mended tc the Planning Commission ar1d :;,,e addition of
Condition 8 eliminating two lots on the Easterly side of
the plat on 39th Avenue and enlargirl lots 18-e2 and 22-111
to accommodate the transition with i e existing neighborhood.
MOTION TO AMEND was mane: by Co;:nci lmon Neils, seconded by
Councilman Spaeth, by adding Point 9 calling for the outlot
shown an the plat to be designed as dry land and included
in the private lot divisions.
Motion to amend carried, four ayes.
SUBSTITUTE MOTION was iJe by Councilman Neils, seconded by
Counc i' men Spaeth, to refer this requer t back to the Pl anti i ng
Commission with the additional condi tic.ns recommended above.
Motion failed, o.ie aye.
Seibold and Spaf!th voted
Acting Mayor Hunt, Councilmen
nay.
M07 ION TO AMEND was made by Councilmar Neils, seconded by
Councilman Se'.,old, by adding Point 1l' eliminating as far
a, practical `.;he long, triangular lot points in the final
flat design%
RtiSOLUTION N0, 16-29
USE PERMIT FOR SUP
PRELIMINARY PLAT OF
MEADOW LAWN ESTATES
5rH PDDITION
Item 5-B (A-600)
Ili
Regular- Council Meeting
June 7 , 1976
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Moti:a to adopt Resolution No. 76-293 as amended carried
on e, Roll Call vote, four ayes.
MOTION was We by Councilman Neils, secanded by Co,jncil- RESOLUTIGN NO. 76-294
ma. Seibold, to adopt RESOLUTION NO. 76-294, A RESOLUTION X SITE PLA
AD7ROVING SITE PLAN AND CONDITIONAL USE PERE4IT FOR F.E.C., CONDITIONAIL USE PERMIT
114, (A-670) F.E.C., INC. (A-670)
Item 6-C
VOTION TO AMEND was made by Councilman Neils, seco.iLed by
ouncilmati Spaeth, by deleting Iters 2 and substititing the
requirement that the petitioner provide park dedication in
accordaree with policy.
Motion to amend carried, four ayes.
Motive to adopt Revolution No. 76-•294 as amended carried on
a Roll Call vote, tour ayes.
Ralph Burgess, president of F. E.C. , Inc., informed Council
of several minor changes that have been made to the site
plan and building specifications.
Councilman Spaeth left the table.
MOTION was made by Councilman Seibold, seconded by Council- RESOLUTION NO. 76-295
man Neil;,,,, to adopt RESOLUTION NO. 76-295, A RESOLUTION Www. IN GF INA L .l 1
APPROVING FINAL PLAT AND DEVELOPMENT CONTRACT FOR "MISSION DEVELOPMENT CONTRACT
RIDGE SECOND ADDITION" FOR LUNDGREN BROS. CONSTRUCTIVN, MISSION RIDGE 2NO ADDITION
INC. (A-313) LUNDGREN BROS, CCASTRUCTIO11
Item 6-D-1 (A-338)
Motion carried on a Roll Call vote, three ayes.
MOTION was made by Councilman Seibold, secunded by Council- RESOLUTION NO. 76-296
man Neils, to adopt RESOLUTION NO. 76-296. A RESOLUTION M WGUNIFITIUWSTWIOR
SETTING CONDITIONS PRIOR TO FILING OF FINAL PLAT FOR "MIS$TON TO FILING SOF FINAL PLAT
RIDGE SECOND AD01,1 N" FOR LUNDGREN BROS. CONSTRUCTION, INC. MISSION RIDGE 21D ADOPTION
A-338). Item 6-D•-1 (A-336)
Motion carried on a Roll Call vote, three ayes.
MOTION was made by Councilman Neils, seconded 5y Councilman ORDINANCE NO. 76-12
Seibold, to adopt ORDINANCE N0, 76-12, AN ORDINANCE AMENDING Wit -A ^ MN INANCE
THE ZONIN3 ORDINANCE TO CLASSIFY CERTAIN LANDS IN SECTION 14, TO CLA.'SIFY CERTAIN LA VOS
TOWNSHIP 118, RANGE 22 AS R-1 (SINGLE FAMILY RESIDENTIAL). AS R-1 (SINGLE FAMILY
RESIDENTIAL; MISSION
Motion carried on a Roll Call vote, three ayes. RIDGE 2ND ADDITION
Item G -D-1
Councilman Spaeth returned to the table.
MOWN was made by Councilman Seibold, seconded by Council- RESOLUTION NO. 76-297
man Neils, to adopt RESOLUTION NO. 76-2979 A RESOLUTIUN AP RO NG FINAL OLAT &
APPROVING F14NAL PLAT AND DEVELOPMENT CONTRACT FOR "BASS LAKE DEVELOPMENT CONTRACT
HIGHLANDS" FOR EUGENE HIC).Oh (A-609). BASS LAKE HIGHLANUS
EUGENE HICKOK
Motion carried on a Roll Call vote, four ayes. Item 6-D-2 (A-609)
Regular Council Kweting
June 7, 1976
Page 138
MOTION was made by Councilewn F,eibold, seconded by Coun-
cilman Neils, to adopt RESOLU11ON NO. 76-2989 A RESILUTWN
SETTING CONDITIONS PRIOR TO FILING OF FINAL PLAT rOIR "BASS
LAKE tRIG4LANDS" (A-6019) adding Condition 4 requiring that
petitioner provide easements for 60th Avenue for the
exception lot.
Notion carried on a Poll %ail vote, four ayes.
MOTION was made by Councilman Neils, seconded
man Seibold, to adopt RESOLUTION NO. 76-299, A
APPROVING FINAL PLAY AND DEVELOPMENT CONTRACT
LAKE OAKS" FOR DOROTHY FOLLESE (A-634).
Motion carried on a Rell Call vote, four ayes.
REcOi,UTION N0, 76-248
SETTIONDITIMMRIOR
TO FILING OF FINAL PLAT
BASS LAKE HIGHLANDS
Item 6-D-2 (A-60)
by Council- RESGIUTION N0, 76-299
RESOLUTION APPROVING FINAL PEAT8
FOR "BASS DEVELOPMENT CONTRACT
BASS LAKE OAKS
DOROTHY FOLLESE
Item 6-D-2 (A-634)
MOTION wis made by Councilman Spaeth, seconded by Council-
man Neils, to adopt RESOLUTION N0, 76-300, A RESOLUTION
SETTING COW TIONS PRIOR TO APPRGVAL OF FINAL PLAT FOR "BASS
LAKE OAKS" FOR DOROTHY FOLLESE (A-634) adding Condition 7
requiring that petitioner provide easements for sanitary and:
storm sewers and water trunk lines.
M6tion carried on a Roll Call vote, faur ayes.
MOTION wits madam by Councilman Spaeth, seconded by Council-
man Neils, to adopt RFSOLUTION NO. 76-301, A RESOLUTIOV
APPROVING FINAL PLAT AND CIEVELOPMENT CONTRACT FOR "ASPLUNn,s
OAKWOOD 0040RES" FOR RANDY ASPLuh'. (A--657).
Mot -Ion carried on a Roll Call vote, four ayes.
MOTION was made by Councilman Spaeth, seconded by Council-
man N(-Ils, to adopt RCSOLUTION NO. 76-302, A RESOLUTION
SETT71 CONDITIONS PRIUR ;) FILING OF FINAL PLAT FOR
ASPI -'il' S OAKWOOD !40RES ` (A-65?) adding Condition 9
requiriv petitioner 1:1) easements for sanitary
and stogy in sewers and water tru;:= 1 inps and Condition 10
requiring petitic,ner to purchase the .!tlrt along Deerwood
Lane and deed it to the City of Plymouth f;;r street
right-of-wpy.
Dation carried on a Roll Call vote, four ayes.
RESOLUTIuN NO. 76-300
SE 7I G tONDITIONS PRIOR
TO APPROVAL OF FINAL PLAT
BASS LAKE OAKS
Item 6--D-2 (A-634)
RESOLJTION NO. 76-301
APPROVING FINAL PC Wb
DEVELOPMENT CONTRACT
ASPLUND'S OAKWOOD
SHORES RANDY ASPLUNO
Item 6-0-4 (A-657)
RESOLU'i T!?N NO. 76-;02
5 I .,Q i ITION;WICR
TO APPKU4AL OF FINAL PLAT
ASPLUND'S OAKWOOD SHORES
Item 6-D-4 (A-1557)
MOTION was made by Councilman Neils, seconded by Council- RESOLUTION NO. 76-303
man oeibold, to adopt RESOLUTION NO. 76-303, A RESOLUTION APP XG M 017MWl
APPROVING LOT DIVISION FOR -IUEL SVENKE^UQ FOR EXISTING FOR ..U'LL SVENKERUV
PLATTED LOT. Item 6-G ;A-602)
Motion carried on a Roll %C. ll vote, four aye:j-.
MOTION was made by Councilman Neils, seconded oy Council-
man Spaeth, to adopt RESOLUTION N0. i6-3041, A RESOLUTION
SETTING C.OdUITIONS O BE MET PRIOR T( FILING OF LOT DIVISION
FOR JUEL SrENKERUV (A-602)
Motion carried on a Roll Call vote, four ayes.
RFS(LUTION NO. 76-304
PRICn TO FILING LOT
DIVISION
JUEL SVENKERUD
Itcrrr. 6-E (A-602)
Regular• Council Meeting
June 7., 1976
Page 139
MOTION was made by Councilman Spaeth, seconled by Council- RESOLUTION NO. 76-305
man Neils, ;0 adopt RESOLUTION NO. 76-305, A RESOLUTION RECEIVIN9 PRELIMINARY
RECEIVING PRELIMINARY REPORT AND SETTING HEARING DATE FOR REPORT, SETIING HEARING
JULY 17, :976 FOR LANCASTER LANE STORM SEWER - PROJECT DATE LANCASTER LANE
N0, 610.. STORM SEWER PROJECT 610
Item 6-F
Motton carried #)n a Roll Call vote, four ayes.
MOTION was n.ade by Councilman Spaeth, seconded by Council- RESOLUTION NO. 76-306
man Neils, to adopt RCSOLUTION NO. 76-306, A RESOLUTION ADOPTINU AWSSMENT—
ADOPTING ASSESSMENT LOT 99 BLOCK 29 SNYDEP'S LAKEVIEW LOT 91 BLOCK 2 SNYDER'S
ADDITIUN (WESTER6.1' PORTION). LAKEVIEW ADDITION
WESTERLY PORTION)
Motion carried on a Roll Call vote, four ayes. Item 6-G
MOTION was made by Councilman Seibold, seconded by Coun- ACQUISITION OF LOTS 19
ci lman SpAeth, to authorize staff to proceed with negotiations 2 8 3, BLACK 1
to acquire Lots 1, 2 and 3 of Rlock 1, Ivanhoe Woods for the IVANHOE WOODS
proposed intersection foi Quaker Lane/L.P. 15/T.H,, i5 as Item 6-H
outlineO in the Ernaineer's memo.
Mo3tion carried, four a. es.
Geowge Schunicht, Consulting Engineer, reviewed the bids
received `or Project No. 607. Bass Lake Area and Project
No. 523, Boardman Acres Addition.
MOTION w.s made by Counr ilinan Neils, seconded by Council- RESOLUTION' NO. 76-307
r an Seibu:d, to adopt „ESOLUTION NO, 76-307, AWARDING BIU A A RD I,
FOR PROJECT' 140. 607 BASS LAKE AREA ANu PROJECT NO. 523 PROJECT 607 BASS LAKE AREA
80dRCMAN AC-1ES ADDITION TO NODLAND ASSOCIATES, INC. PROJECT 523 BOARDMAN ACRES
Item 6-I-1
Motion carried on a Roll Call vote, four ayes.
Manager Willis reported on tetters received from the
Metropolitan Waste Control Commission regarding the
adoption of the Metropolitan Reorganization Act and its
effect on approved CSPs .
MOTION was made by Councilman Neils, secnnd.ld by Council- RFSOLUTION N0. 76-308
man Seibold, to adept RESOLUTION NO. 76-308, A RESOLUTION A" AR'6t1N -BID - 271, 0
AWARDING BID FOR A 28,500 GVW CHASSIS TRUNK AND CAd TO GVW CHASSIS TRUCK 8 CAB
SUPERIOR FORD. Item 6-I-2
Motion carried on a Roll Call vote, thrta ayes. Council-
man Spaeth abstained.
MOTION was made by Councilman Neils, seconded by Council- Iii"SOLUTION NO. 76-309
Iran Seibold, to adopt RESOLUTION NO. 76-309, A RESOLUTION AIJA I ID -'RUN
AWARDING BID FOR LOADER -TRACTOR TO LONG LAKE; FORD. TRACTOR
Item 6-I-3
Motion carried on a koll Call vote, three ayes. Council-
rnan S,Naeth a 5s to i ned .
Regular Council Meeting
June 7, 1976
7age 140
MOT:ON was shade by Councilmar Spaeth, seconded by Council-
man Hunt, to adopt RESOLUTI(4, NO. 76-3109 A RESOLUTION
PECOMMENOING 7:HANGES IN HENNE'PIN COUNTY ROAD 10 ALIGNMENT
WITHIN PLYMOU11 BETWEEN COUNTY ROAD 16 AND I-494.
Motion caeried tai a Roll Call vote, four ayes.
REPORTS OF OFF ICEi S, BOARDS AND COMMISSIONS
MOTION was made by %ouncllman Neils, seconded by Council-
man Seibuid, to accept the Feasibility Report for Flood
Control - Bassett Creek Watershed and direct staff to prepare
a resolution for the June 21 regular Council meeting.
Motion carried, four ayes.
MOTION was made by Councilman Spaeth, seconded by Couricil-
man Neils, to adopt RESOLUTION NO. 76-3119 A RESOLUTION
SUPPORTING RED CROS VOLUNTEER TRANSPORTATION SERVIC: IN TH E
CITY OF PLYMOUTH.
Motion carried, four ayes.
MOTION was made by Councilman Spaeth, seconded by Council-
man Seibold, to adopt RESOLUTION NO. 76-112, A RESOLUTION
AUTHORIZING THE MAYOR AND CITY MANAGER TO ENTER INTO A
CONTRACTUAL AGREEMENT WITH THE CITY OF MAPLE GROVE FOR THE
PURPOSE OF PRr,VIDING FIREFIGHTING MUTUAL AID THROUGH THE
FORTH SUBL'RRAN MUTUAL AID ASSOCIATION AGREEMENT.
Motion carried, four ayes.
RESOLUTION NO. 76-310
C U I YROAD 10 ALIGN ENT
Item 6-J
BASSETT CREEK FLOOD CONTROL
Item 7-A
RESOLUTION N0, 76-311
SUPPOUING D CR 9
VOLUNTEER TRANSPORTATION
SERVICE
Item 7-B
RESOLUTION NO. 76-312
AMENUMENT TO NORTH
SUBURBAN MUTUAL AID
SOCIETY
Item 7-C
Council discussed the proposed changes to the ^Md:naiice PARKING REGULATIONS
regulating parking on City streets. ON CITY STREETS
MOTION was made by Acting Mayor Hunt, seconded by Council-
man Spaeth, to leave the ordinance as it is but to institute
a communications program making use of our newsletter and
official newspaper to inform citizens about parking regula-
tions relating to snow removal,
Motion carried, four ayes.
MISCELLANEOUS
Council discussed Mayor Hilde's request to review the land
Use Guide Plan relative to Mr. Harris' property on the north-
west quadrant of I-494 and Highway 55.
Engineer Goldberg reparted on the design to be submitted for
the T.H. IOl/C R. 6 rAU project which does not provide for a
pedestrian u0 erpass at the Luce Line Trail.
Acting Mayor hint adjourned the meeting at 10:55 P.M.
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Loretta Garrity
City Clerk