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MI N U T E S
REGULAR COUNCIL MEETING
March 69 1978
A regular meeting of the Plymouth City Council was called to order by Acting Mayor
Spaeth at 7:35 p.m. in the Council Chambers of the Public Works Building, 14900
Twenty-third Avenue North, on March 6, 1978.
PRESENT: Councilmembers Hoyt, Neils, Seibold and Spaeth, Manager Willis, Planner
Diilerud, Englnerr Goldberg, Administrative Assistant Boyles, Attorney
Lefler and Finance Director Ricker. Mayor Hunt arrived at 9:15 p.m.
ABSENT: None.
CONSLNT AGENDA*
MOTION was made by Councilmember Seibold, :..,conded by Councilmember
Hoyt, to approve the Consent Agcnda items with the exception of
Items 7-G, 7-H and 7-I-1.
Motion carried on a Roll Call vote, four ayes.
MINUTES
MOTION was made by Councilmember
Hoyt, to approve the minutes of
meeting as submitted.
Motion carried, four ayes.
PUBLIC HEARINGS
Seibold, 4econ0ed by Councilmember
the February 27 special Council
A. Pro'eactNo. 810 - .'.,chAjr Lane Trunk Watermain
Manager 'Wi'r' i s reviewed the procedures for the public hears rugs .
Consultinh Engineer James O1F;jn reviewed the proposed improve-
ment of trunk. watermain on Z"Chary Lane frum 53rd Avenur south
to the water tower noeth a,' County Road 9 and the costs involved.
Acting Mayor Spaeth opened V -e public hearing at 7:50 p.m.
Geeoorree Meister, 5415 Zachary Lane, asked where the pipe would be
oclatedani
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the street would be tarn up for this improtiement.
Engineer Olson replied the pipe would go in along the ditch on
the west side of the road and the street would not be disturbed.
George Teply speaking for Christine TeIX, 4525 Zachary Lane,
quirad when the assessment wau'c e evied for the project.
Manager Willis replied if the as,essmen t was adopted before
October 10, 1978 it would appear en the 1979 tax stateme:t,
and if the assessment was adopted after October 10, 1976 if
would not appear until the 1980 tax stateiaent.
The hearing was closed at 7:55 p.m.
CONSENT AGENDA
Item 4
MINUTES - REGULAR
COUNCII MCETING
FEBRUARY 27, 1978
I ter! 5*
PUBLIC HEARING
PROJECT NO. 810
ZACHA?Y LANE TRUNK
MCAT ERMA I N
Item 6-A
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MArch 6, 1978
Page 50
NOTION was rade by Councilmember Seibold,
Neils, to adopt RESOLUTION NO. 78-105, A
MENT AND PREPARATION OF PLANS FOR ZACHARY
PROJECT NO. 810,
seconded by Counciimember
RESOLUTION ORDERING IMPROVE -
LANE. TRUNK WATERMAIN,
Motion carried on a Roll Call vote, four ayes.
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B. Protect No. 813 - Oakview Lane Water b Street Improvements
Manager Willis reviewed Project No. 813 and Engineer Olson
described the proposed watermain and street improvements
and the cost involved.
Acting Mayor Spaeth opened the public hearing at 8:00 p.m.
James Kuzmic, 2217 Ncsrth Oakview lane, presented a petition
from the omeowners on Oakview Lane with 30 signatures opposing
and 4 signatures favoring the proposed project. He stated resi-
dents felt the costs were prohibitive and they did not need the
benefits at the present time.
RESOLUTION
N0, 78-105
OR G R VE
MENT AND PLANS
ZACHARY LANE TRUNK
WATERMAIN
PROJECT NO. 810
PUBLIC HEARING
PROJECT NO. 813
OAKVIEW LANE WATERMAII
STREET IMPROVEMENTS
Item 6-8
Chuck Makela, 2210 Oakview Lane,, stated he was concerned that
there was not sufficient need for the proposed improvement since
none of the residents had experienced well problems. He asked
what the justification for the project was. Mr. Willis replied
if the City waited till individuals experienced well problems it
would be very expensive to bring water in to small segments of the
neighborhood at a time. Also, the matter of fire protection bears
some consideration. Mr. Makela asked if the line was being put in
to bring water into the industrial park and felt the benefit to the
people on Oakview Lane should be reexamined. Mr. Olson replied
the industrial park and the development north of 26th are now being
served by a wate, main extension from 26th. This line is bean, put
in to provide the loop for Oakview.
Mau,,ice Nodholm, 18228 Oakview Lane North, spoke in favor of doing
tt erproject now to avoid escalating cost; in the future.
Robert S,humaker, 1900 Oakview Lane North, stated his well is 23
years oldan drhe was told he may expect major r3pairs in the next
few years. He spoke in favor of the project.
Dolores Sundin, 2001 Oakview Lane North, spoke in favor of the
project and stated she preferred to see the street patched rai.!!er
than put in a new street.
Richard-Treptow, 2016 Oakview Lane No,•th, asked what the City's
assessment policy was regarding water mains and what the interest
rate ane repayment terms were. EngiAeer Goldberg replied the City
did not assess for a main larger than 8" diameter. Costs for looping
mains are paid for out of trunk funds and are not directly assessed.
The assessment is for the lateral line that runs in front of the house
and the area charges. The assessment is levied for 15 years at an
interest rate of 8%. rhe rate is calculated f om the date the roll
is adopted.
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March 6. 1978
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Mr. Treptow asked if the area has adequate fire protection at
present. Acting Mayor Spaeth replied their fire protection is
limited because water would have to ue brought in to fight a
fire by tanker. Mr. Treptow asked if the project was petitioned
for by an individual resident or corporation. Acting Mayor Spaeth
replied the City did not receive a pe:Ation for the project --rather,
it was the City's policy to extend sF:wer and water to all areas that
do not have it. This project hid been scheduled on the 5 -Year Capital
Improvements Program for 1978. Mr. Treptow stated he felt the lateral
charges would be excessive because of the extra -wide lots in the area.
He felt there should be an "average" lot size established for lateral
assessments throughout the City equalizing the cost for all residents.
Acting Mayor Spaeth replied it has been the City's policy to assess
for later?' benefit according to the frontage.
Bill Kramer, 2125 Oakview Lane, inquired how the line would be looped
at the en of Oakview and if it would neces:,itat. removal of the cottage
and large pine trees that are not located on his lot line. He spoke
in favor of the project and stated he preferred to see the road patched.
Mr. Goldberg stated the line would probably go aroL:id the existing cottage,
tut in any case, beftre a routing is chosen the property owpers involved
would be contacted and easements would be procured.
Art Larson, 2218 Oakview Lane, stated his property stakes were never
replaced after the sewer was installed 12 years ago. He spoke against
the project.
Don Roi er, 1745 0,1kview Lane, asked if there were plans for a future
clover eaf intersection at Highway 55 and Oakview and, if so, how many
homes would be taken? Would the residents have to pay the assessment
for this project if their homes were taken for a highway project?
Engineer Goldberg replied if any homes are taken for a highway im-
provement project the Cuunty would have to pay for the value of :he
property ircluding the assessment. However, there are nG immediate
plans for putting in a clo:arleaf intersection at this corner.
Mr. Roiger asked who paid for the water main along the highway.
Mr. Goldberg replied this mein is paid for by the trunk fund.
Mr. Roiger spoke against the project but stated, if it was adopted,
he would rather see the street patched.
Ken Larson, 2100 Oakview Lane, stated he was opposed to the project
Fu FTTi went in he would prefer to see the street patched.
Mrs. Robert Rowbottom, 20258 Oakview Lane, asked for the project costs
to 5e clarified for Fer benefit. E.s;ineer Goldberg reviewed the project
costs and estimated that the water main and apatched blacktop road
would cost $22/ft, plus water area charges of .250 per half -acre lot
or $500 per acre.
Herb Childs, 1805 Oakview Lane, spoke against the project and asked
what tTie cc arge for installation of "he water meter was. Engineer
Goldberg replied the City did not iAstall the meter but estimated
the cost of the meter at $80 and a $10 charge for the permit.
Mr. Childs inquired what the minimum charge for water was.
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Mr. Willis replied there was a minimum charge of $11.88 per
quarter for 18,500 gallons of water and 66t per 1,000 gallons
after that. Mr, Childs inquired if he could still use his well
after hooking up to City water. Mr. Willis replied he could
use his well but it cannot he inter -connected to the City water
system. He would not be required to hook up to the watermain
as long is his water was potable, but after three years he would
be billed a minimum charge of $3.60 per quarter for readiness to
serve.
Richard Tretow asked if it was legal to enforce a law requiring
someone to hook up to City water if his pump broke down or could
he repair his pump and put it back into service? Attorney Lefler
replied there is no ordinance in the City Code to enforce such a
law.
The hearing was closed at 8:50 p.m.
MOTION was made by Councilmember Seibold, seconded by Counr.ilmember
Neils, to adopt RESOLUTION NO. 78-1061 A RESOLUTION ORDERING
IMPROVEMENT AND PREPARATION OF PLANS FOR OAKVIEW LANE WATERMAIN
AND STREET IMPROVEMENTS - PROJECT NO. 813.
Motion carried on a Roll Call vote, four ayes.
C. Pro ect No. 814 - Sycamore, Rosewood & 15th Avenues Watermain
and Street m rovements - Manager Willis reviewed roject No. 814.
ngrneer Olson described the proposed watermain and street improve-
ments and the costs involved. Engineer Goldberg reviewed the
proposed assessments.
Acting Mayor Spaeth opened the public hearing at 9:03 p.m.
F1
RESOLUTION NO. 78-1ORDERIN06
A PLANS FOR OAKVIEW
LANE WATERMAIN &
STREET IMPROVEMENTS
PROJECT NO. 813
LeRoy Zel er, 12905B 15th Avenue North, inquired who would rick
up the assessment for the tax forfeit parcel on 15th Avenue.
Manager Willis replied the City would pay that assessment.
Mr. Zeller asked why curb and gutter was included in 'he estimate.
Engineer Goldberg replied the project is prepared offering maximum
type improvements and costs and the curb and gutter could be deleted.
Mr. Zeller stated he felt the estimated assessment of $50/ft. was
excessive, Engineer Olson replied the rate per foot is high because
there are so many corner lots involved. Engineer Goldberg stated if
the line was put in on the north side of 15th Avenue the cost would
be minimal with minimum patching of the road, and Rosewood Lane could
be handled in the same manner.
Mayor Hunt arrived at the meeting at 9:15 p.m.
Mrs. James Heltmes, 129108 14th Avenue, inquired if sanitary sewer
woulT5e going nand if there was a possibility of a gas line going
in at this time, Acting Mayor Spaeth replied that sanitary sewer was
in place on 14th Avenue and the gas line would not be installed by
the City but if it was installed it would be put in along the shoulder
and would not disturb the street. Mrs. Helt+ines also asked if 15th Avenue
would be widened Acting Mayor Spaeth replied there are no plans to
widen 15th Avenue at this tihie.
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Richard De%se. 3118 Welcome Avenue North, stated he owned seven lots
on Sycamore ani 14th Avenue at at the pre -sent time was negotiating
with the property owner to the south to coordinate development of their
property. He asked that Council defer action on this project for 30 days.
Mr. Zeller inquired if the two houses on Pineview and 15th Avenue would
e assessed fe,r this project, Engineer Goldberg replied they were assessed
for water 1n a previous project and they would only be. included in the
street improvement.
The hearing was closed at 9:20 p.m.
Council discussed Mr, Dempsey's request to defer ordering this 1%roject until
It is determined how his property will be developed. Engineer Olson stated
30 days is a reasonable dime for deferral of this project without interfering
with the construction for this season.
MOTION was made by Cowicilmember Neils. seconded by Councilmember Seibold,
to defer action on Projcct No. 814 for approximately 30 days and to bring
it back to Council at that time.
Motion carried, five ayes.
Engineer Goldberg stated that notice would be given to the parties involved
of the date Lhis project would be brought back to Council for consideration:.
Betty Lil a uist. 128356 14th Avenue, asked to be notified when this project
was reviewed again.
Council recessed from 9:30 p.m. to 9:45 p.m.
PETITIONS, REQUESTS AND COMMUNICATIONS
MOTION was made by Councilmember Spaeth. seconded by RESOLUTION 301. 78-107
Councilmember Seibold, to adopt RESOLUTION N0. 78-10, APIG7RE1.51"I1NA
A RESOLUTION APPROVING PRELIMINARY PLAT AND CONDITIONAL USE PLAT AND CONDIT!ONAL
PERMIT FOR SUBDIVISION UNIT PROJECT FOR SCHMTDT LAKE WEST USE PERMIT FOR SUP
2ND ADDITION FOR JOHNSON/OSTRUM (A-793). SCHMIDT LAKE WEST
2ND ADDITION
Motion carried on a Roll Call vote, five ayes. JOHNSON/OSTRUM
A-793) Item 7-A
iayo Hunt questioned petitioner about the condition of the
structures on the site and asked if any of them were habitable.
lie reviewed Tillie Schendel's problem and said the Plymouth NRA
would like to discuss utilizing one of these buildings for Tillie,
Mr. Johnson said he would be agreeable to this.
MOTION was made by Councilmember Spaeth, seconded by Council- ORDINANCE NO. 78-5
memter Seibold, to adopt ORDINANCE N0. 78-5, AN ORDINANCE AMENDING
THE ZONING ORDINANCE TO CLASSIFY CERTAIN LANDS IN SECTION 11, ORDINANCE TO R -IA
TOWNSHIP 118, RANGE 22 AS R -IA (LOW DENSITY SINGLE FAMILY RESIOENTIAL)SCHMIDT LAKE WEST
FOR SCHMIDT LAKE WEST 2NO ADDITION (A-793). 24D ADDITION
A-793) Item 7-A
Motion carried in a Roll Call vote, five ayes.
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Regular Council
March 6. 1978
Page 54
Meeting
Planner Dillerud reviewed Harvey Schiebe's request for approval
of Preliminary Plat. Rezoning and General Development Plan for
Schiebe's Business Center and Planning, Commission's recommendations.
Al Hchbein, 1020 Ives lane, claimed residents were not notified of
the PlannTnq Commission's hearing on the General Development Plan.
He asked for larger buffer zones to protect the existing residential
area from the proposed commercial areis so that their property would
not be devalued and inquired what plans had been made to protect them
from noise, traffic and air pollution. Ne asked Council to leave this
as a residential area and not change the zoning to commercial/industrial.
Mayor Hunt replied when the Lund Use Guide Plan was adopted in 1973
many public hearings were held and this particular area was reguided
at that time after much citizen input and the area was now eligible
for rezoning to the classes established at that time.
ToU Norris. 1020 Kirkwood Lane North, did not attend the 1973 hearings
on the Lani Use Guide Plan but was concerned that the residential property
will be devalued by bringing more industry into the area.
Richard Brown, 1100 Kirkwood Lane North, stated he felt since this entire
area is surrounded by residential areas it should remain residential.
He felt at the time Honeywell came into the area the petitions of the
residents were overruled and felt their petitions should not be ignored
in this case.
Georgina Friedman. 10106 Ives Lane, stated the Guide ^lan indicates this
area is a transition area, but she felt d large warehouse is not suitable
for a buffer area and incompatible with the residences in the area; also,
the deciduous trees proposed as buffers were nut adequate. Shia felt the
whole area should be developed as a residential area.
Mrs. C. Timmerman, 14305 - 14th Avenue North, stated she felt, the price
quot" e ier Mr. Schiebe for one of the ,residential lots proposed in
the development was excessive if the adjacent area would by zoned
commercial/industrial.
Howard A_.__Y_ou_,nS, 1414 larch Lane, stated his home overlooks this area
and R a large warehouse or other commercial buildings were built he
felt it would devalue his property.
Iali Kardashian, 1015 Ives Lane, stated when they built their home 12
dears ago were informed the area was residential. She questioned
why the zoning was being changed and this patch of business being put
in the middle of a residential area.
Van Kardashian, 1015 Ives lane, stated he felt the Land Use Guide Plan
was cic a ged to accommodate Honeywell and there was no reason why a mistake
that was made once should he repeated in order to Keep this area zoned B-1.
Mayor Hunt replied if a mistake was maade in (hanging the Land Use Guide Plan
it wis because not enough citizen input came )ut at the time of hearings.
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March 6. 1978
Page 55
Harvrr Schiebe, petitioner, replied to Council's questions.
Countilmemoer Spaeth stated the proposed 6-1 zoning was not spot
zoning since at the time the Land Use Guide Plan was changed it
was decided to enlarge the coNawrcial area there to a I1-1 office -
type area. Two lots wore set aside to buffer the commercial area
creating approximately a 150 ft. buffer zone. Council cannot flange
the Guide Plan and Mr. Schiebe has the right to develop his property
in accordance with the Guide Plan. He stated he felt the buffer zone
proeideck was adequate and the developer could work with the residents
to determine the type of screening that world be adequate.
NOTION was made by Councilmember Spaeth, seconded by Council -
member Seibold, to adapt RESOLUTION NO. 78-1089 A RESOLUTION
APPROVING PRELIMINARY PLAT OF SCHIEDE'S BUSINESS CENTER FOR
HARVEY SCHIEBr per plans dated January 11, 1978 (A-786)
Motion carried on a Roll Call vote, five ayes.
MOTION was wAde by Councilmember Seibold, seconded by Council -
member Net'rs, to adopt RESOLUTION NO. 78-1099 A RESOLUTION
APPROVIRC SITE PLAN FOR PAUL ZELTIN EAST OF FERNBROOK LANE
BETWEEN 257H AND 27TH AVENUES NORTH (A-170).
Notion carried on a Roll Call vote, five ayes.
MOTIO'E was lade by CoLncilmember Seibold, seconded by Council-
mertber Hoyt, to adopt RESOLUTION NO. 78-110, A RESOLUTION
APPROVING LOT DIVISION OF UNPLATTED PROPERTY FOR PREST EQUIPMENT
B.W. A LEO HARRIS) (A-734).
Motion carried on a Roll Call vote , four ayes.
MOTION was made by Councilmember Seibold, seconded by Council -
member Hoyt, to adopt RESOLUTION NO. 78-11OA, A RESOLUTION
SETTING CONDITIONS PRIOR TO APPROVAL OF LOT DIVISION FOR
PREST EQUIPMENT (B.W. A LEO HARRIS) (A-734).
Motion carried on a Roll Call vote, four ayes.
MOTION was made by Councilmember Seibold, seconded by Council -
member Hoyt, to adopt RESOLUTION NO. 78-111, A RESOLUTION
APPROVING CONDITIONAL USE FTRMIT FOR FIFTY-FIVE PROPERTIES FOR
ELECTRO LUX SALES AND SERVICE BUSINESS 1N B-3 ZONING DISTRICT.
Motion carried on a Roll Call vote, four ayes.
Mayor Hunt requested that consideration of the Feasibility Rerport
for Pro3ect No. 804 Fernbrook Lane be defp"".d until Engine. -:,-
Olson returned to the meeting.
Manager Willis requested that Items 7-G and 7-H regarding demoli-
tion of dilapidated houses at 2840 Xenium Lane and 5915 Tray lane
be deferred until the Building Inspector prepares proper notice
and such notice is served to the property owners.
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RESOLUTION NO. 78-108
APPROVING
PLAT - SCHIEBE'S
BUSINESS CENTER
A-796) Item 7-B
RESQ!.UTION NO. 78-109
APPOVIO-SITE P1
PAC' ZELTIN (A-770)
Item 7-r
RESOLUTION N0, 78-110
A"SffTC,
PREST EQUIPMENT (A-734
Item 7-0*
RESOLUTION NO, 78-110A
SETTING CONDITIONS
FOR LOT DIVISION
PREST EQUIPMENT (A-734
Item 7-0*
RESOLUTION NO. 78-111
APPROVING CONDITIONAL
USE PERMIT-ELECTROLUX
SALES/SERVICE
WHEEL CENTER BLD;.
A-453) Item 7-E*
DILAPIDATED HOUSE
2840 :,ENIUM LANE
Item 7-G
DF40L1TION ORDER
5915 TROY LANE
ItQm 7-H
Regular Council Meettng
March b, 1978
Page 56
Paul Norris, representing :advance Machine Co,, askvj Council
what a ternatives there were if the State die not participate
ifs the proposed improvement project for 23rd Avenue west of
Fernbrook Lane,
Manager Willis replied the Highway Department will not participate
In this improvement and he felt the Legislature would not order
the State to pay the assessment; therefore, If tho improvement
project, is ordered, Cnun0l must find other means to pay for it.
Thare was discussion of ali,Arnative means of paying for the
improvement and how the City could fund its portion,
14OTION was made by Councilmember Spaeth, seconded by Councilmember
Neils, to direct staff to work with Paul Noris to determinit what
financial arrangements coulu be made with Advance Machine Company
to assist the City in financing the 23.,d Avenue improvement project.
Potion carried, five ayes.
MOTION was made by Councilmember Seibold, seconded by Council -
member Spaeth, to adopt RE:SOL'_: *:ON NO. 78-1121 A RESOLUTION
AUTHORIZING PAYMENT ON P.E0.UES1 fOR PAYNIENT NO, 8 AND FINAL.
ELECTRICAL CONTRACTOR IN THE KtOUNT OF $2,428.00 TO CONSERVATION
SYSTEMS, INC. FOR THE FIRE; STATION NO, 2 BUILDING PROJECT NO. 608.
MOTION TO AMEND was made by Councilmember Neils, seconded 1 y
Councilrvmber Spaeth, by holding payment until the light switch
in the shower stall in than utility bay is corrected.
Motion to amend carried, five ayes.
Motion to adopt Resolution No. 78-112, as amentiLkJ, carried on
a Roll Call acre, five ayes.
MOTION was made by Councilmember Seib0 d, seconded by Council
member Hoyt, to adopt RESOLUTION NO. 78-1131 A RESOLUTION
AUTHORIZING PAYMENT ON REQUEST FOR PAYMENT NO. 2 MECHANICAL
CONTRACTOR IN THE AMOUNT OF $12,375.00 TO HOM41TZ 4CHANICAL,
INC. FOR CITY HALL BUILDING PROJECT NO, 615.
Ol tion carried on a Roll Call vote, four ayes.
RJTION was made by Councilmember Spaeth, seconded by Cour.cil-
member Neils, to adopt ORDINANCE NO. 78-6, AN ORDINANCE:
RELATING TO LICENSING AND CONTROL OF DOGS.
Notic,n carried on a Roll Call vote, five ayes,
REPORTS OF OFFICERS,D AR )S AND COMMISSIONS
Manager Willis reviewed proposed
prograin. Finance Director- Ricker
experieoced 'in the past two years
against self-insuring our automob
There was discussion of what prog
rules for driving safety and the
rewards for safe driving.
reductions in the C'ty's insiirance
reviewed losses the City has
Coun:ilmember Seibold spoke
ile c.ollission insurance.
rens ha-; been made in enforcing
possibility of establishing
STATUS REPONI
23RD AVE. WEST
OF FERNBROOK LAN
Item 8-A
RESOLUTION 110. 78-112
1fAYMERT'
ELECTRICAL CONTRACTOR
FIRE STATION NO. 2
PROJ:CT NO. 608
Item 7-I-1
RESOLUTION NO. 78-113
ST TOR—P Nv,
MECHANICAL CONTRACTOF
CITY HALL -PROJECT 615
Item 1-i••2*
ORDINANCE NO. 78-6
REUTINGTO L I C Ef 5 I NC
AND CONTRIL OF DOGS
Item 7-J
CITY 'INSURANCE
PROGRAM
Item t3-8
Regular Council Meeting
March G, 1978
Page 57
MOZION was made by Cruncilmmber Seibold, seconded by Council- RESOLUTION NO. 78-114
member Spaeth. to adopt RESCtUTTON N0. 78-114 , A RESOLUTION TGIARD NG 1978-79 At
AWARDING
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AWARDING THE ""'Y'S 1978-79 AUTOMOBILE INSURANCE COVERAGE TO INSURANCE COVERAGE TO
ERFLOYER'S itra r,ANCE COMPANY OF WAUSAII ANTI AUTHORIZING TRANSFER EMPLOYER'S INS. CO. OF
OF FLWUS IN 7HE AMOUNT OF $69000 FRIM THE GENEPAL FUND POLICE WAUSAU AND TRANSFERRING
DERARTMEhT BUDGET TO THE CENTRAL EQUIPMENT FUND, FUNDS - Item 8-8
Not -Ion carr -,ted on a Roll Call vote, five ayes.
MOT.:ON was made by Councilmember Seibold, seconded by Council-
memlter Neils, to direct staff to investigate the cost of coverage
wi 0 $500 de&ctibl e.
Motion carried, five eyes.
Manager Willis reviewed ,ropo.sed utility and strec. improvements
for Fernbrook lane north of Harbor Lane to CSAH 9 and contiguous
areae. Engineer Olson responded to Council's questions and
revs i.swed the plans with them.
MOTION was made by Counci'lmember Spaeth, seconded by Council -
member Seibold, to direct staff to rovise the Preliminary
En3ineering Report for Project No. 804 Fernbrook Lane to install
water main up to County Road 9 and sanitary sewer north into
Parct,l A-1, eliminating it from there to the Oaknell Addition
and vp to Parcel A-2 continuing west to Marcel A-4 and running
a short strip of sewer from the 3rd log north of 40th running
pipe into 40th Avenue, with dry pipe to the east, and tying it
into the west to that plat and putting in a new bridge and re-
stor{ig the road to a 9 -tory rural section, also extending the
nr.r°th•vest interceptor to cotch the southwest. corner of Parcel
A-4 if necessa•y.
MOTION TO AMEND was made by CouncilmembPr Seibold, seconded by
Counc:ilmembr%r Spaeth, by reglairinn the road to be restored to
urban sect i CM rather than rural section
Motior ti amend carried, five ayes.
Main motion carried, as amended, five ayes.
Mayor blunt reported on AM,LAC's meeting regarding propnsed boat
access to Medicine Lake. He reqt.iested Planner Jillerud to set
up a meting with the Departnent of Natural Resources and the
ennepin County Park Reserve District to work out a boat access
on the west side of Medicine Lake.
Counct l discussed the possib-h'lity of dcweloping a special issue
of the ,P1 mouth Report devotoid to local government and the City
staff and a v scary commissions which could be updated and dis-
tributed annually to residents of the City. The Council acreeu
to proc:co.d with plans to develop such an issue and directed the
City Manager to work with Ralph Turtinen Public Relations, Inc.
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FEASIBILITY REPORT
PRC;iCT NO. 804
FERNBROOK LANE
Item 7-F
BOAT ACC:iS TO
MEDICINE LAKE
PLYMOUTH REPORT
SPECIAL ISSUE
Regular Council Neetirg
March 6. 1978
Page 58
NOTION aas made by Mayor Hunt,. secomled by Councilmem0er Spaeth.
to adopt RESOLUTION NO. 78-1 $o. A WSOLUTION DECLARYNG SUMDAY.
MARCH '19. 1978 AS Ht?oiACE J. (ZEARY) PAUL DAY IN THE CITY OF PLYMOUTH
IN RECOGNITION OF H1$ SERVICE TO THE UNION CITY NISSiON, AND THE
COMMM I TY .
Lotion carried on a koll Call vote, five ayes.
The meeting was adjourned at 1:00 a.m.
RESOLU7.ON
NO. 79.115
DECLARING
JERK' PAUL DAY
HAR0 19, 1978
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