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A special meeting of
at 7:40 p.m. in the
on June 25, 1979.
MINi1!ES
SPFCIAL COUNM MEETING
June 25, 1979
the Plymouth City Co4rssi1 was called to order by Mayor Hunt
Council Chamhers of the City Center at 340C Plymmuth Boult -ard
PRESENT: Mayor Hunt, Councllmembers Davenport, Hoyt, Neils and Spaeth, Manag.r
Willis, Administrative Assistant Boyles, Planner Tremere and Attorney
Lefler.
ABSENT: None.
CONSENT AGENDA*
MOTION was matt? by Councilmember Spaeth seconded by Council-
member
ouncil-
member Neils, to adopt the items on the rc+r.sent Agenda with
the addition of Items 6-A -nd 6-C.
Motion carried on a Roll Call vote, five ayes.
MINUTES
tlOTION was made by Councilmember Spaeth, seconded by Lounci'-
member Neils, to approve the minutes of the June 4 regular -
Council meeting as submitted.
ttution carried on a Poll Call vote, fi?e ayes.
PETITIONS, REQUE 1S .'.;t9 C0*1UNICATIONS
MOTION was „ade by Councilmember Spaeth, seconded by Council -
member Neils, to adopt RESOLUTION NO. 79-331, A RESOLUTION
APPROVING FINAL PLAT A.NU DEVELOPMENT CONTRACT FOR BURL OAKS
2ND ADDITION FOR LUNDGPENI BROS. CONSTRUCTION CO. (A-792).
Motion carried on a Roll Call vote, five ayes.
NOTION was made by Counci igwr,.WC1' Spaeth, seconded by Couflcll-
nOember Neils, to adopt RESOLUTION NO. 79-3321, A RESOLUTION
SETTING CONDITIUNS PRIOR TO Ftl.!NG Or FINAL PLAT FOR LUNDGREN
BROS. CONSTRUCTION CO. FOR Bl,'1 OAKS 2ND ADDITION (A-192).
Motion carried on a Roll Call vote, five ayes.
MOTION was made by Councilmember Spaeth, seconded by Council -
member Neils, to adopt RESOL 01ON NO. 79-333, A RESOLUTION
ADOPTING ASSESSMENT IN THE AMOUNT OF $9,450.00 FOR BURL OAKS
2ND ADDITION, PROJECT NO. 937.
tiotion carried on a Roll Call vote, five ayes,
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CONSENT AGENDA
Item 4
MINUTES -REGULAR
COUNCIL MEETING
JUNE 4, 1979
Item 5*
SGLUTION NO. 79-331
APPROVING FINAL PLAT
DEVELOPMENT CONTRACT
BURL OAKS 2ND ADUN.
LUNDGREN BROc.(A-792)
Item 6-A*
K SOLUTlOh N0. 79-332
SETTING CONDIT:ANS
FOR FINAL PLAT
BURL OAKS 2ND ADON.
LUNDGREN BROS. (A-792)
Item 6-A*
RESOIIITION NO. 79-333
ADOPTING AS ES 11ENT
BURL OAKS 2ND ADON,
PROJECT NO. 937
Itpm 6-A*
Special Council Meeting
June 2;, 1979
Page 175
Council reviewed the rAvised plan for screening of outside storage
for Deltak (A-654). Courcilmember Hoyt felt t'c proposed fencing
was insufficient ard the fencing should extend alon5 the entire
northern boundary of the site. Manager Willis stated all outside
storage will be consolidated in 0e fenced ares after the fence is
erected.
MOTION was made by Councilmember Spaeth, seconded bi Council- RESOLU';ION NO. 79-334
member Hoyt, to adopt RESOLUTION NO. 79.3349 A RESOLUTION APPROVING REVISED
APPROVING REVISED SCREENING FOR OUTSIDE STORAGE AT DELTAK SCREENIMG i0R OUTSIDE
CORPORATION (A-654). STORF.GE-DELTA K CORP.
A-654) Item -B
MOTION TO AMEND was made by Co ung: i 1 membe r Neils, seconded by
Councilmember Davenport, by adding a condition req wing that
a performance ,•ond lie posted for a period of 18 months to
insure that the fenct is constructed.
Motion to amend carried, five ayes.
Motion to adopt Resolktion No. 79-334, as amended, carried
on a R•.311 Call vr'e, five ayes.
MOTION was made uy Co uticilmember Spaeth, seconded ty Council- RESOLUT:ON NO. 79-335
member Neils, to adopt RESOLUTION NO. 79-335, A RESOLUTION APPROVING LANDSCAPE
APPROVING RELEASE Oi LANDSCAPE LETTER OF CREDIT IN THE AMOUNT LETTER OF CREDIT
OF $31000.GO FOR PREST :QUIPMENT COMPANY FOR SITE IMPRM EMENTS RELEASE-PREST EQUIPMM
AT 2500 NORTH FERNBROOK LANE. (A-734) Item 6-C'
Motion ca^r:ea on a Roll Call vote, five ayes.
MOTION was made by Councilmember Spaeth, secunded by Council- RESOLUTION NO. 79-336
member Neils, to adopt RESOLUTION N0, 79-3361 A RESULUrION AWARDING BID FOR
AWARDING BID FOR CON'iTk.!C"ION OF "EDINA ROAD STREET IMPRI)U MENIS MEDINA ROAD STREET
TO .JEROME BEI,IN CONTRACTING IN THE AMOUNT OF $1491900.'0 - IMPROVEMENTS
PROJF:T NO. 908. PROJECT NO. 908
Item 6-D-1
Motion carric 1 on a Ro'4i Call vote, five ayes.
NOTIOW was made by Councilaember Spaeth, seconded by Council- RESOLUTION NO. 79.337
member Neils, to adopt RESO,'.UTION NO. 79-337, A RESOLUTION AWARDING FOR FOR
AWARDING BID FOP CONSTRUCTI.IN OF MEDINA ROAD UTILITY IMPROVEMENTS MEDINA ROAD UTILITY
TO NODLANP ASSOCIATES, INC. 1N THE AMOUNT OF $328,479.50 IMPROVEMENTS
PROJECT K. 908. PROJECT Nu. 908
Item 6-D-2
Motion carried on a Roll Cal" vote, five ayes.
MOTION was made by Councilmember Spaeth, seconded by Council- RESOLUTION NO. 79-338
member Neils, to adopt RESOLUTION NO. 79-338, A RESOLUTION APPROVING PLANS -SPECS
APPROVING PLANS AND SPECIF!C7•'IONS AND ORDERING ADVERTISEMENT ORDERING ADV. FOR BIDS
FOR BIDS FOR RAPPAPORT ADDITIV N IMPROVEMEhrs , PRIIECT NO. 846. RAPPAPORT ADDITION
PROJECT NO. 8;6
Motion carried on a Roll fall tote, five ayes. Item 6-E-1*
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June 250 1979
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RESOLUTION
MOTION was made by Councilmember Spaeth, seconded by Council- NO. 79-339
member r:eils, to adopt RESOLUTION NO. 79-3399 A RESOLUTION AP RPAPOViN,d KANS
APPROVING PLANS AND SPECIFICATIONS AND ORDERING ADVERTISEMENT & SPECIFICATIONS
FOR BIDS FOR AMERIKS IST ADDITION AND MEM INE RIDGE ADDOITtON ORDERING AOV. FOR BIDS
IMPROVEMENTS, PRWECT NCS. 506 AND 9119. APIERIKS IST ADDN./
MEDICINE RIDGE AVON.
FIotion carried on a Ral! Cal) vote, five .ayes. PROJECTS 906/919
Item 6-E-29
MOTION w4s made by Councilmember Spaeth, seconded by Council- RESOLUTION NO. 79-340
merat-er Neils, to adopt RESOLUTION NO. 74-3401 A RESOLUTION REQUEST "FOR P Y 9N
AUTHORUZI ZG PAYMENT ON REQUEST FOR PAYMENT NO. 1 IN THE AMOUNT NW INTERCEPTOR SEWER
OF 554,6103.00 TO NORTHDALE rONSTR;;Cl'ION COMPANY FOR PROJECT NO. PROJECT NO. 902
902, NORTHWEST INTERCEPTOR SEWER. Item 6-F-2•
Motion carrieJ on a Roll Call vote, five ayes.
MOTILIN was mad. by Councilmember Spaeth, :.econded by Council- RESOLUTION NO. 79-34'i
mem1wr Neils, to adopt RESOLUTION NO. 79•-341, A RESOLUTION REQUEST FO PAMr
AUTHORIZING PAYMENT ON REQUEST FOR PAYME!VT NO. 7 AND FINAL WELL NO. 5
IN TFE AMOUNT OF $9,740,20 TO F.H. RENNER S SONS FOR PROJECT PROJECT 30. B12
NO, 612, WELL NO. 5. Item 6 -f -I
Nb tion carried on a Roll Call vote, give ayes.
Mayor Hunt requested Council to defer action on appointment PLANNING COMMISN
of a irew member to the Planning Commission to fill the remainder APPOINTMENT
of David Davenport's term until more applications are received Item 6-G
since at present only one application is on file. Council
concurred.
MOTION was ,Wade by Councilmember Spaeth, seconded i,y Council- ORDINANCE NO. 79-11
member Neils, to adopt ORDINANCE NO, 79-!1, AN ORDINANCE RELATINGTOS' 4 NG
RELATI!.1 TO PLANNING AND LAND USE REGULATIONS; AMENDING a LAND USE REGULATIONS
SUBSECTION 500.11(d) OF THE PLYMOUTH CITY CODE. AMENDING SUE.S.FOO.11(c.
OF PLYMOUTH i;!TY CODE
Motion carried on a Roll Call vote, five ayes. Item 6 -H -I*
MOT19N was made by Councilmember Spaeth, seconded by Council- ORDINANCE NO. 79-12
member Neils, to adopt ORDINANCE NO, 79-12, AN ORDINANCE RELAT1.4
RELATING; TO PUBLIC SAFETY; AMENDING SECTION 915.17, SUBO. 2 SAFETY/IMPOUNDMEWT
RELATING TO IMPOUNDMENT OF DOGS. OF DOGS - AMEND %
SECTION 9'15.17
Motion carried on a Roll Call vote, five ayes. SUED. 2 Item 6-H-2*
Council received the documents relatca 6• the Insilco Corpora;;ion's INOUSTRIAL REVENUE:
request for industrial development revenue bond financing BOND FINANCING
Miles Hews Division Project). INSILCO CORPORATION
Item 6-1
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MOTION was made by Councilmember Spaeth, seconded by Council -
member Neils, to adopt RESOLUTION NO. 79-342. A RESOLUTION
APPROVING RENEWAL OF ON -SALE NONINTOXICATING MALT LIQUOR
LICENSE FOR WEST MEDICINE LAKE COM?1UN1TY CLUB FOR A PERIOD
ENDING JUNE "0, 1980.
Motion carried on a Roll Call vote, five ayes.
MOTION was made by Councilmember- Spaeth, seconded by Council -
member Neils, to adopt RESOLUTION NO. 79-34.1, A RESOLUTION
APPROVING RENEWAL OF OFF -SALE NONINTOXICATING MALT LIQUOR
LICENSES FOR PERIOD ENDING JUNE 30, 1980 FOR THE FOLLOWING:
HOLIDAY STATIONS, INC., TOM THUMB 0570 AND TOM THUMB 0519.
Motion carried on a Roll Call vote, five ayes.
REPORTS OF OFFICERS BOARDS AND COMMISSIONS
Council reviewed the final listing of project costs for 0e
1979 public improvement bored sale. Manager Willis Stated the
City's financial consultants have advised it is not appropriate
to include Bassett Creek Project No. 1 since that fund has not
yet been created and asked that Council delete $427,308 for that
project from the listing. Coun;;ilatmber Spaeth questicned which
cost:, on. Exhibit 1 would be financed by the 1979 bond sale.
Finance Director Ricker stated he would prepare aefore the end
of the meeting a listing of the spr:ific costs t`it would be
included in the 1979 bond sale. Manager Willis reviewed for
Council the terms of the asses-sments for these projects and
rioted the projects in which City pro)perty is invnlved.
There was discussion of tht• pity's policy of ,squiring 25
percent prepayment for improvement projects from the developer.
MOTION was made by Councilmember Neils, seconded by Council -
member Hoyt, to adopt RESOLUTION NO. 79-344, A RESOLUTION
AUTHORIZING THE SALE OF ?UBLIC IMPROVEMENT BONDS FOR PUBLIC
IMPROVEMENT PROJECTS COMPLETED IN 1979 AS DETAILED IN
EXHIBIT 5 OF THE FINANCES DIRECTOR'S MVIORANDUM DATED JUNE 22,
1979 WITH THE DELETION OF THE GA.SSETT CREEK PROJECT NO. 1
Motion carried on a Roll Call vote, four ayes. Councilmember
Spaeth voted nay.
Council reviewed keario us shelter designs proposed for neigh-
borhood parks. Park Director Born rorpl ied to Counci','s
questions about costs involved and recommended use of an
ag-lite surface under the shelters rather than concrete.
MOTION was made by Cour,cilmember Neils, seconned by Council -
member Hoyt, to approve staff's recommendation, as contained
I
n Park Director Born's memorandum dated June 21, 1979, to
obtain written quotations for the proposed neighborhood park
she tern.
W -tion carried, fi e ayes.
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RESOLUTION
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RESOLUTION 40. 711-342
APPRUV INON--:'1:
NONINTOX. .14' L;QUOR
LICENSE RENEWAL
Item (5-J •
RESOLUTION NO. 71-343
APS R OV t N -5T-1)'XJ—_
NO111NTRX. MALT LIQUOR
L ICE't'SE RENEWALS
l tem 6-.J •
1979 PUBLIC
BOND SALE
Item 7-A
IMPROVEMENT 1
RESOLUTION NO. 79-344
AUTHORTZ N 99
PUBLIC IMPROVEMENT
BOND SALE
Item 7-A
WE I GHBORHOVD PARK
SHELTER':
10.%!111 /-B
Special G7uncil Meeting
June 25. 1979
Page 11r,
Sherman Goldberg, representing the Plymouth Development Council.
diricustcd the Development Council's recommendations regarding
that proposed Park Dedication Policy with Counct l . He stated
the Development Council represents residential and commercial/
industrial developers in the City of Plymouth and the majority
of their members had reviewed the proposed policy.
Council then discussed staff's response to the Development Council's
recona*ndatiors as outlined in Planner Trerttere's memorandum dated
June 22, 1979.
PARK DF.DI CAT ION
P'OL I CY
I tem l -C
Councilmember Neils f:lt park dedication for wetlands should be dependent
oat the utility of the 'and for passive park''and purposes. If a piece of
wetland is contiguous to and usable as park area, credit should Ce allowed
for park dedication. If the only purpose of a piece of wetland is for a
drainway, then it she uid not be credited for park dedication purposes.
Mayor Hunt suggested staff develop engineering -based criteria for cat-
egorizing parks as $aac:tive" of "passive."
Manager Nillis stated since we don't have traditional sidewalks within
the right-of-way, the trail system could be viewed as an Inte--Aal cir-
culation system. Mayor Hunt suggested perhaps such trails could be
constructed as part of the street improvements and assessed under the
Public Works Referve Fund. Councilmember Neils stated to the extent
sidewalks or tr%il-..s are part of a trail corridor plain, uitimate Im-
provement of the trails is a City responsibility. If pedestrian
circulation requires 0,01s. it is questionable whether such rights-of-way
qualify as park and open space, particularly in .gin RPUD. An RPUD allows
flexibility in design concepts and use of land and should include trails
and sidewalks for internal c-irculation. These pedestrian ways should be
a responsibility within the development contract. If the trail is part
of a major corridor, the developer should bt: responsible for grading and
soil stabi;izatlol only, and receive credit for any b14icktopping required.
Mayor Hunt felt major trail corridors should be compici.ed along with
street cofistruction and easements and rights-of-way established for
interior trails at that time also. Surfacing of inter -for trail's could
be petitioned for by residents at a later date.
Mr. Goldberg objected to internal pedestrain trails in a.i RPUO being
a requirement of %he development contract and not race"vir:q credit
for park dedication. He stated limits shou?d be set ai. to tmw much
land will be taken for trail purposes based on density at -it' credit should
be given for blacktopping. Councilmember Neils replied a trail that is
a major trail corridor dedicated to serving the City at,•large will be
credited for park dedication to the extent that the )an(( is useful and
credit give: for blacktopping, The developer shall be -totally respon-
sible for internal trail circulation in an RPUD includiciq land dedica-
tio6i and trail construction.
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Page 179
Council discussed the basis of foes-to-lieiA of land dedication
and Councilmember Spaeth suggested since the "fees" are baked
on fair market value cf the property a spPeiffc (ate should be
set each year to adjust the fees to reflect the wa-ket increases
in the value of land. Ceunciimember Neils expressed his concern
bcut the equity of -the calcination of credit for the amount of
land dedicated when part of the park dedication Is giv tn in land
and part in fees -in -1 i ir. Councilmember Neils Z11so suggested that
the relat`onship between higher densities and the perrentage of
land required for dedication shoula be based upon a smooth curve
reflecting a consistent range. Councilmember Davenpc,rt stated
the formula for tees -in -lieu should be tied into the amour t of
density in an RPUD.
MOTION was made by Councilmember Reis, seconded by Councilviember
Hoyt, that the Mark Dedication Policy small reflect that RPUD's
shall provide for internal circulation within: the plat or public
connection to corridors outside the boundaries of V* plat as a
platting requirement and no park dedication credit shall be given
for these amenities, which are not part of the Corrider Use Plan.
Motion carried, five ayes.
MOTION was made by Co unci 1 member Nil' 11s, seconded by Co unci ; membe r
Spaeth, tmat improvement of interval pedestrian trails in a plat
shall be constructed concurr*ntly with the roads and be totally the
developer',, responsibility.
Moticn carried, five ayes.
MOTION was made by Councilmember Neill;, seconded by Councilmember
DavEnport. that ]and in LA -1 RPUD's only he crediteu for park dedi-
cation p-rcivic;ing 1) the trail is identified in the City's Trai i
Corridor Plan, and 4'.) is not in a (lrairiway or ponding area but is
otherewise developatle and useable lard, and 3) is properly graded.
Motion carried, four ayes. Councilmember Spaeth voted nay.
MOTILIN was made by Councilmember Neils, seconded by Counci;member
Spaeth, that grading and ground cover be part (:: the plat develop-
meikt requirement except in those cases where staff may recommend
deviation because of hardship, and that for major trail corridors
the developer be credited for trail surfacing to be done at the
same time the other public improvements are installed in 3 LA -1
catei,pry onl).
Motion carried, five ayes.
Councilmembor Neils stated the above actions were directed primarily
at Planned Unit Developments.
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Manager Willis stated it appeared to be Council intent to
fees -in -lieu on a dwelling unit basis, per
a provision for credit otre land anti cash
staff recommneation, using Average value
dential land.
present policy,
base
wi th
are required, ;er
of undeveloped resi-
MOTION was ,nada by Councilmember Neils, seconded by Councilmember
Spaeth, that tees -in -lieu of land dedication per dwelling knit be
adjusted from the current $275 per dwelling unit to $331D per
dwelling unit in 'ieu of land dedicatio#i effective with development
contract execution as of July 1, and that staff also prepare and
bring back to Council a recommendation for an annual revaluation
schedule for this per dwelling unit dedication of cash in '.ieu of
land.
MOTION TO AMEND 111d6e oy Councilmember Hoyt, seconded by Cou c i 1 -
member Uavenport, to change the July 1 date to August 1.
Notion to amend carried, five ayes.
Main motion carried, as amended, five ayes.
Councilmember Neils stated that determination of fees -;n -lieu and/or
credit for land dedicated should be made when development contrartf
are executed. Manager Willis stated that was current practice.
MOTION was made by C.ouncil:aember Spaeth, seconded by Councilmember
Neils, to direct the Manager to came back with a proposal on
industrial/commercial land, calculated on a base of change of land
and propose a fee per acre for non-residential development.
Motion carried, five ayes.
Mayor Hunt asked staff to have a
incorporating the reconanenda ti ons
memorandum and the directions of
July 16 meeting and to establish
PRAC meeting, preferebly in July.
draft Park Dedication Policy,
in the May 18, 1979 staff
the :;ouncil, for review at the
ar, agenda for a joint Council/
Council recessed from 10.30 to 10;45 r.m.
MOTION was made by Councilmember Spaeth, ieconded by Council -
member Hoyt, to adopt RESOLUTION NO. 79-345, A RESP LUTION
REQUEST'NG ACCESS ON INTERSTATE, !HIGHWAY 494 AT COUNTY ROAD 15
AND ON HIGHWAY 12 AT PARKER'S LAKE ROAD.
Motion carried on a Roll Call vote, five ayes.
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RESOLUTION NO. 79-345
R UE 1'16 RCC 'nff
I-494 AT C.R. 15
AND G4 HUY 12 AT
PARKER'S LAKE ROAD
Item 7-0
Regula. Council Meeting
June 15, 1919
age 181
N :ger Willis introduced the Public Works PAserve Fund indicating
C the primary purpose of the fund is to be a depository for
f, ..mss earmarked for improvements as determined by the CouncI1.
I: was reconnended that Plymouth establish a public Works Reserve
Fund to provide funding for street, utility and park facility
improvements. Councilrnerrber Davenport indicated that he favors
the Public Works Reserve Fund as a method of supporting Park A
Recreation improvements since it appears that a bond iss.;e would
not succeed.
MOTION was made by Councilmember Neils, seconded by Councilmember
Spaeth, that the recommendation of the Manager be endorsed with
respect to the Public Works Reserve Fund that the basis for levies
for this fund be dealt with at the time of budget review and review
of the Capital Improvement Budget, and further that funds includeu
in the P?serve Fund be available for acquisition of park properties.
SUBSTITUTE MOTION was made by Councilmember Neils, seconded by
Councilmember Hoyt, to support the City Manager's recommendation
for the implementation of a Pu01ic Works Resprve Fund and return
to Council with a recommended levy for the fund which dovetails
with the 1980 Budget and S -Year Capitai Improvewt Budget review.
MOTION TO AMEND wati made by Mayor Hunt, seconded by founcil.member
Hoyt, directing thi.t the City Manager's recommendations be directed
toward maintaininu a stahilized levy and consider the possibility
of bonuing against Municipal State Aid funds for the completion
of park improvements.
Motion to amend carried, four ayes. r.nuncilrxmher Neils voted ney.
Counc:i'Tiew,ber Neils indicated t a r,:vise for his u,.,.0sition was his
conte•11 dbout borrowing against suture M!St funds to provide fc,r
current park needs.
Main notion carried, a.s amended, five ayes.
Manager Willii reported that the most recent Legislature adopted
special legislation or Plymouth aimd Golden Valley allowing thn
establishment of a Storm Sewer Reserve Fund. The aurpose of the
fund is to provide f-jndirsq source for store^ sewer 1141provements.
The procedure fo:- estahlt'ihing o Storm Sewer Reserve Fund includes
drafting lecial descriptions of storw sewer districts within the
community, Adoption on an ord finance creating a storm se".r tax
district, adcption of a itorn sewer, capital improvement progi am
tax district, and establishment if a storm sewer reserve 'und
for the tax district.
NOTION was made by Mayor Hunt, seconded by Counci imemmber Neils,
o approve the Manager's recommendation tier the implementation
of a Storm Sewer Reserve Fume:.
Notion carried, five ayes.
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RESERVE FUND
Item 1-F.
STORM SEWER
RESERVE FUND
Item F
Regular Council Meeting
June 25. 1919
Page 182
Manager Willis intrulsiced a report on the scheduling of the
Comprehensive Plan Upi ate work for the laity. Counci lmember
Neils and Mayor Hunt indicated concern that it was their
original impress'on tnat the timing for the completion for
this work was set at July, 1919 rather than July, 1980.
Planner Tremere responded that the July, 1980 date was
originally estebli-hed by the Metropolitan Council. He
indicated that to conclude this project, the responsibilities
of the consulting engineers involved with the project will re-
quire further refinement to insure swift project completion.
Manager Wilms showed pictures of buildings in Plymouth which
had suffered damage due to the recent inclement weather. He
further reported on the progress of the tree pick-up program.
The staff has trade an administrative determination to allow
owners of damaged homes who require temporary housing to use
recreational venicles or campers for this purpose until such
time as their households are habitable.
Maycr Hunt stepped down from the chair while the Council dis-
cussed the need of an Environmental Assessment Worksheet for
the developments proposed in the Turtle Lake area. Manager
Willis state) that Barton-Hschman has indicated that they will
require approximately tan weeks to complete a workst,.ret for
the entire Turtle Lake development area. Councilmeatber Spaeth
asked whether time could be saved if each developer did an EAW
individually. Councilmember Neils expressed his opinion that,
while the first worksheet might be approved, the subsequent
worksheets submitted would probably tricger a call for the com-
pletion of a Relates Area Worksheet for the entire area.
Manager Willis stated that he favors an Environmental Assessment
Worksheet for the entire area. although he recognir.E,:s that the
time trame is of major concArn.
PNTION was m.ide by Counci lmember
c-;oyt, to direct the City Manager
to determine if an area -wide EAW
weeks, and it such .:n accelerated
for this project, the ManaSer is
and Pflaumwel 1 Deve iopers to come
aistribution.
Motion car! ied, five aye...
Neils, seconded by Councilmember
to work with Barton-Aschman
could be completed within eight
schedule causes increased costs
empowered to work with Ban -Con
to a mutually agreeable cost
The aieecing was adjourned at 1:59 p.m.
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PL kN UPDATE
SCHEDULE
Item 1-(
STORM DAMAGE REPORT
TURTLE LAKE AREA EAS,.
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