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HomeMy WebLinkAboutCity Council Minutes 07-16-1979Page 199 M I N U T E S REGULAR COUNCIL MEETING July 16, '979 A regular meeting of the Plymouth City Council was called to order by Mayor Hunt at 6:00 p.m. in the Council Chambers of the City Center at 3400 Plymouth Boulevard on July 16, 1979. PRESENT: Mayor Hunt, Councilmembers Davenport, Hoyt, Neils and Spaeth, Manager Willis, AAministrative Assistant Boyles, Engineer Moore, Planner Tremere, Park Director Born and Attorney Lefler, ABSENT: None. CONSENT AGENDA* MOTION was made by Coun0lmember Spaeth, seconded by Councilmember Hoyt, to adopt the items on the Consent Agenda with the exception of Item 5-H. Motio!1 carried on a Roll Call vote, five ayes. REE lU"STS,, PETITIONS AND COMMUNICATIONS Mr.nager Willis introduced Versatile Parts, Inc. request for 750,010 industrial development revenue bond financing for the construction of a 25,000 square foot warehouse/office fAcility for the firm's farm machinery parts distribution. Paul Soubry. president of Versatile Co,, states: the company was created in Winnipeg, Caneda 2C years agc and was pr;marily a manufacturer of farm machinery, The are proposing to build a regiinal office, including warehouse, parts distribution and saes office healquarters for the northern part of the United States. They will initlaliy employ 15 persons, increasing this number to 25 within three years. Twenty percent of the 25,000 square foot building will be office space. Iti-, goubry stated he felt their proposal fits into the City's critewi, for industrial development revenue bond financing, Bob Sander, Juran & Moody, attested to the economic feasibility of the project and stated the ponds would be placed with a single private investor, Rick Martens, Winfield Developments, stated he would 9e the developer for the project. MOTION was made by Councilmember Sp:.rtno seconded by Council - member Neils, to adopt RESOLUTION N0. 79487, A RESOLUTION CALLING PUBLIC HEARING ON A PROPOSED PROJECT FOR VERSATILE PART, INC. UNDER THE MINNESOTA MUNICIPAL INDUSTRIAL DEVELOPMCNT ACT FOR AUGUST 6, 1979 AT 7:30 P.M. Notion carried on a Roll Call vote, five ayes. CONSENT AGENDA Item 4 VERSATILE PARTS, REQUEST FOR IRB FINANCING Item 5-A INC. S o - RESOLUTION N0, 79-387 VERSA" ILE PARTS, INC. IRS FINANCING Item 5•A V Regular Council Meeting Lely 16, 1979 Page 200 Cowicilmember Nails stated in relation to the City's Industrial Development Revenue Bond Policy criteria regarding employment and trig warehousing aspect of the project, he wr uld like to see some form of r.nalysis of salary ranges and kiracter of the skills of employees at ;he public hearing. Courcilmember Davenport s atel he will look for justification that this is not essentially a war.housing use at the public hearing. rte asked that staff provide a cc'!parison of this project versus other warehousing projects that ho4 gaen denied IRB. financing by the City in the past. Mayor hunt stated he was interested in learning the site of the bond is3ue versus the cost of the building and what, if any, equipment is proposed to be financed by the issue. MOTION was made by Councilmember Neils, seconded by Council - member Hoyt, to adopt RESOLUrm NO. 79-388, A PESOLUTION AMENDING POLICY RESOLUTION NO. 78-309 RELATIVE 70 REVIEW OF MUNICIPAL ;KCUSTRIAL DEVELOPMENT REVENUE BOND REQUESTS. Motion carried on a Roll Call vote, five ayes. NOTION was made by Councilmember Neils, seconded by Council - a -ember Hoyt, to direct staff to convey the change in the City's IRB policy to the members of the Planning Commission. Motion carried, five ayes. Manager Willis coat:anted on Condition 6 of Resolution No. 78-579 Approving Revised Preliminary Plat/Plan for Mission Partnership RPOD 76-1 which require that the central and southwest area of higher density (GHS, 6 anct 7a) be provided with addition directly to County Road 9 withoi t passing through the single family area. Ne displayed the traffic plan proposed by the developer which proposes a "ter.;porary" road access, from the west side of the prorosed 6th Addition (Goldenrod Ldne) to existin0 Evergreen Lane on the east side of the piviposed 6th Addition, between lots in the 6th Addition, Dennis Mulvey, architect For Mission Partnership, stated they felt the temporary road was adequate to serve the first phase of 46 con- daminiwm units (tyro buildings) anti they proposed to complete the road to County Road 9 when the second multiple dwelling plat is cnP40 eted. It is anticipated that construction will start on Phase this fall, with sales starting this spring, and Phase It would be initiated in 1981. Peter Pflaum, petitioner, stated there will he no heavy on the temporary road at first, and they will comm t to the road right-of-way to County Road 9 now, before Phase and the economics justify construction. 200- RESOLUTION NO. 79-388 MERESTC INDUSTRIAL DEVELOPDIENT REVENUE BOND POLICY Item SoB MISSION PARTNERSHIP RPUD 76-! 0 338) foal) ACCESS TO C.R. Item 5-C tr ffit dedicating II is built k 16 q.egular Council Meeting July 16, 1979 Page 2®1 Mayor Hunt asked if the developer would be willing to construct the road adjacent to the 6th Addition 00denrod Lane) at this time, and enter into an agreement whereby, if the road to County Rcad 9 is not under wary by 1981, it will become part. of the 1981 Capital Improvements Program. Counc!member .'vils stated h.4 would like to see Goldenrod Lane,, as indicated on the plat, built now in conjunction with the 6th Addition. Councilmember Davenport inquired what the economic besrdori of the road construction would be, Sherman Goldberg, engineer for Mission Partnership, replied it would be $100 per centerline foot or approx- imately $250,000. Councilmember Davenport asked if the homeowners associations have expressed any opposition to the temporary road and if residents could use the indicated "temporary construction md" (vacated Medicine Lake Road) for access to County Road 9. qtr. Pf!auri stated the residents have reviewed the plans and did not object to the teiRpoary road bet,deen Goldenrod and Evergreen lanes, Councilmember Neils stated it would be difficult to prevent use of the constuictien road, but wint r conditions would make in unpassable. MOTION was made by Mayor Hunt, secranded try Councilmember Neils, to adopt ,'.ESOLUTION NO. 79-389, A RESOD, IN ADDING C0101TIONS TO THE PROPOSED DEVELOPMENT CONTRACT F(, ,SSION PARTNERSHIP RPCD 76-1 AS FOLLOWS: 1. Completion of the street that fronts the 6th Addition Goldenrod Lane) including the cul -da -sat. 2. Temporary access to Evergreen Latae between Lots 6 and 7 shall be permitted, 3, Dedi option o, of Goldenrod Engim?%:r, 4, An a g reemen t hearing for if it iv. not P necessary right-of-way for the road extension Lane to Coutaty Road 9, as approved by the City sha41 be execute: providing for waiver of public onstruction of that road as a 1981 City project constructed by 1981, RESOLUTION NO, 75-389 lWt :OOs O MISSION PARTNERSN!P RPUD 76-1 DEVELOPMENT CONTRACT (A-338) Item 5we MOTION TO AMEND was made tdr Louncilmember Neils,. seconded by Council" member Spaeth, that Condition 2 shall speci-f :ha', the temporary access from Goldenrod to Evergrzen Lane shah be terminated and removed at the time Pf completion of the construction of the road to County Road 9, but not later tk: rn D%acember 3,1, 1982. Motion to an*nd carried, five ayes, 201- Kegu ar Lounci :.eting July 16, 1979 Page 202 NOTION TO AMEND was made by Councilmember Spaeth, seconded by Mayor Hunt, by adding Condition 5 requiring the developer to show, by the middle of 1980, who is going to build the road to County Road 9 ;n order that it can be added to the City's 1981 C.I.P. in time for spring construction, if necessary, and that road specifications and pre -payment for utilities also be required at that time, Motion to amend carried, five ayes. Notion to adopt Pesolution No. 79-389, as amended, carried on a Roll Call vote, Yive ayes. MOTION was made by Councilmember Spaeth, seconded by Mayor Hunt, RESOLUTION NO, 79-390 to adapt RESOLUTION N0, 79-3900 A RESOLUTION APPROVING REVISED AP ROVI G REVISED FINAL PLAT Ain DEVELOPMENT CONTRACT FOR CREEKWOOD H RLS RPUD 77-2 FINAL PLAT 6 OEVELOPMT FOR UNIVERSAL LAND CORPORATION WEST OF LARCH LANE NORTH OF 48TH CONTRACT - RPUO 77.1 AVENUE NORTH (A448). CREEKWOOD HILLS (A-648) Item 50-04 Mntion carried on a Roll Call vote, five ayes. MOTION was made by Councilmember Spaeth, seconde(I by Mayor Hunt:. RFSOLUTION NO. 79-391 to adopt, RESOLUTION NO, 79-391, A RESOLUTION SETTING CONDITIONS S' NG COND S TO BE NET PRIOR TO FILING OF REVISED FINAL PIAT FOR CREEKWOOD FOR REVISED FINAL PLAT HILLS FOR UNIVERSAL LAND CORPORATION (P.-648). CREEKWOOD HILLS RR'UD 77-2 (A-643) Motion carried on a Roll Call vote, five ayes. ,tom 5-D-1 Francis Hagen, representing petitioner, inquired whether trail easements for the entire plat shall be dedicated at this t'me or only those for the 1st Addition. flaniger Willis replied park dedication will be required only for that portion of the plat which lies south of 49th Avenue. NOTION was made by Councilmember Spaeth, seconded by Council.. RESOLUTION NO, 79-392 member Royt, to adopt RESOLUTION NO, 79-392, A RESOLUTION AP FkQVING R UIS 0 APPROVING REVISED FINAL PLAT AND DEVELOPMENT CONTRACT FOR FINAL PLAT A DEVELOPMT LARLSGN COMPANIES 2ND A©D1f:ON AT THE NORTHEAST CORNER OF CONTRACt - CARLSON, COUNTY ROAD 15 AND XENIUM LANG (A-110), COMPANIES 2ND ADON. A-110) Item 544* Motion carried on a Roll Call vote, five ayes. NOTION was made by Councilmember Spaeth, seconded by Council- RESOLUTION N0. 79-393 member Hoyt, to adopt RESOLUTION NO. 791-3931 A RESOLUTION SETTI G CON O S SETTING CONDITIONS TO BE MET PRIOR TO FILING OF REVISED FINAL FOR REVISED FINAL PLAT PLAT FOR CARLSON COMPANIES 2ND ADDITION (A-710). CARLSON C()MPANIES 2NO ADDITION (A410) Notion carried on a Roll Call vote, five ayes. Item 5-D 2+ MOTION was made oy Councilmember Spaeth, seconded by Council- RESOLUTION NO. 79- mf-mber Neils, to adopt RESOLUTION APPROVING REZONING AND NQ. 79-394 PRELIMINARY PLAT FOR REMBRARDT ENTERPRISES AT NORTHWEST CORNER DTWVNGREZONING OF 1494 AND COUNTY ROAD 3 (79025) with the Addition of Condi- PRELIMINARY PLAT tion 11 requiring turning lanes from the east and acceleration REIN MOT ENTERPRISES lanes to the west on County Road 9 to be constructed, (79Gk5) Item 5-E 202-P J Regular Council Meeting k.luly 16, 1979 Pop 203 MQTION TC AMEND was mode b Councilmember Spaoth, seconded by Councilmember Neils, to delete the following language from paragraph 3 of the Resolution: "the request of Rembrandt Enterprises for rezoning from R-0 to a-1 and for". Motion to amend carried, five ayes. NOTION TO ANEN01was made by Councilmember Neils, seconded by Councilmember Davenport, oy adding Condition 9 requiring final plat to include detailed pian for berming and landscaping, motion to amend carrird. five ayes. Nation to adopt Reso ution Na. 79-394, as amended, carried on a Roll Call vote, five ayes. MOTION was ma* by Councilmember Neils, seconded by Council - member Spaeth, to direct staff to propose to the Planning Commission and Council a potential circulation pattern for ultimate connection to Fernbrock Lane for this sector and include this in the traffic stu4y for the Turtle Lake area. Notion carried, five ayes. Manager Willis reviewed St. Louis Park Medical Vr-nlc's request for amended site plan approval for an increaze of 22 percent in the area approved for their facilities in the fox Meadows Addition. He stated petitioner was concerned abut the privcte easement for driveway between this parcel and the Mariner Restaurant. Councilmember Neils inquired why all the b4ilding was on the east side of the plat and what was proposed For the open space on the west side of tte plat. Planner Tremere replied the petitioner proposed the open space would be a tand bank for possible future use and the Planning Commission had requested that additional landscaping be provided on the west property line. Gary A, Van House, representing petitioner, stated if parking should prove to be inadequate. the 1o;d to the west could provide additional parking, or it may be teased for parking to the Fox 4 building. MOTION was made by Councilmember Neils* seconded by Cogncil- mexber Hoyt, to adopt PESOWTICN NO. 75-3435, Q- RESOLUTION APPROVING AMENDED SITE PLAN FOR ST, LORIS PAsK MEDICAL CLINIC AT PROPERTY WEST OF FERNBROOK LANE BETWEEN STATE HIGHWAY 55 AND HARBOR LANE (79040) amending Condition 8 to read as follows: It is recognized that a private easement exists for driieway purposes at the east boundary of the site and for purposes of site plan approval that area covered by easement is excluded from site plan considioation of the site." Motion carried on a Boli Call vote. five ayes. 203- APPROVING AMENDED SITE PLAN•ST. LUIS PARD MEDICAL CLINIC (79040) Item 5-E-1 RESOLUTICA NO, 791-395 APPRQV NG AMENDED SITE PLAN•ST. LOUIS PARR ItEDICAL CLINIC (79040) Item 5-f-1 Re ular Council Meeting tiny 16, 1979 Page 2041, ma,pager-Villis reviewed Minnesota Toro's request for amended site Plan approval and conditional use permit for its site at 14900 - 21st Avenue North, Councilgember Sp.eth stated N felt the proposal far two buildings on one site would come under the RPUD Ordinance. Councilmember Neils stated since the proposed storage building would not have the perma4ence normally required, it must be regarded as a temporary building. Normally, an acceswry building for storage is much smaller than the proposed building of 10,000 square feet. Councilmember Davenport stated he opposed the concept of metal buildings and expressed concern about the irndscaping and maim tenance of the site. MDTION was mads by Counci'lmember Neils, seconded by Co tneil- member Spaeth, to adopt RESOLUTION NO. 79-396, A W51LUTION DENYING; AMENDED SITE PLAN AND CONDITIONAL USE PERMIT FOR OUTSIDE STORAGE FOR MINNESOTA TORO,, INC, AT 14900 - 21ST AVENUE NORTH ('9041) FOR THE FOLLOWING REMOR: in the. judgment of the Council. the proposed storage building constitutes a stihsfontial addition of a tensperary building different from the permanent structure of the original building. Motion carried an a Rall Call vote. five ayes, MVION was made by Mayor blunt, Davenport, to include the issue on a single site on the aigenda Commission meeting on July 26. ibtion carriedo five ayes, seconded by Councilmember of constructing two, buildings for the joint Council/Planning NOTION was made by Countilmemtoer Spaeth, seconded by Council- meOiber Davenport, to adopt; RESOLUTION NO. 79491, A RESOLUTION APPROVING SITE PLAN FOR. PFC EQUIPaIENT COMPANY FOR PROPERTY NO3TH OF 28TH AVENUE NORTH AND WEST OF RANCHUIEW LANE IN YICKSBURu INDUSTRIAL, PARR (79042) with the addition of Condition B that berming be high enough to hide the auto- mobile lights from the road and calling for a detailed landscape plan for staff approval to be provided% notion carried on a Roll Call vote, five ayes. Councilm4er Davenporl. questioned Mr. William Laing about request for a conditike-10 use permit for a home occupation Involving real estate sales. William Laing. 5325 Larch esta e license, he has no Rather, his wife intends dential real estate only RE$0 UTION N@. 794% DENYING 'AMEN0 4 PLAWCONOITIONAL SSE PERM11"MINNESQTA TORO 790'47) Item 544 e RE:OLUTION NO, 79w397 A RO NG S7 E N PFC EQUIPMENT COMPANY 79042) Item 5-4 his CUP4024 OCCUPATION WILLIAeR LAING Item 5-K. Lane, stated although he has a real intention of working under hts license,, to work out of their home silting resi- as a part-time occupation, W204- Re lar Council {~feting July 16. 1979 Page 205 MOTION was. made by Councilmember (Avenport, seconded by Council- me.nber Neils, to adopt RESW T ION 140, 79-390. A kESOLUT ION APPROVING CONDITIONAL USE PERMIT FOR HOIhTt OCCUPATION INVOLVING AN OFFICE ACTIVITY RELATED Tia REAL ESTATE SALES (79044) changing Condition 4 to read as follows: The approved office activity shall be limited to petitioner and petitioner's spouse. Motion carried on a Roil Call vote, five ayes. NOTION was made by Councilmember Spaeth. seconded by Council - member Neils, to adopt RESOLUTION, NO, 79499. A RESOLUTION ORDERING rUBLIf HEARING ON THE PROPOSED VACATION' OF 19TH, AVENUE IN KREA77 HIG14VIEW ACRES 6TH ADDITION. Motion ca! vied on a Roll Call vote, five ayes. MOTION was made by Councilmember Spaeth, secotideJ by Council- member ouncilmemberNeils, to adopt RESOLUTI01 NO, 79400, A RESOLUTION AUTHORIZING INSTALLATION OF STOP SIGNS AT THE FOLLOWING LOCATEONS: Lrrbank,%le bine at 340 Avenue, Vagabond Place at 34th Avenue, an: Walnut Grove Lane at 34th Avenue. Motion carriel on a Roll Call vote, five ayes. MOTION was mine by Councilmember Spaethl, seconded by Council - member Neils, to adopt RESOIXTION N0, 794011 A RESOLUTION APPROVING CHANGE ORDER N0. : FOR THE 1979 SEAL COAT PROGWI. Miction carried on a Roll Iia l 1 vote, five ayes. NOTION was made by Councilmember Spaeth, seconded by Council- member Neils, to adopt RESOLUTION NO. 79-4029 A RESOLUTION AUTHORIZING PAYMENT ON REQUEST FOR PAYMENT NO, 17 IN THE AMOUNT OF X40.300.00 TO H.P. DROHER & SONS, INC. FOR CITY HALL BUI VA NG PROJECT N0. 615. Motion carried on a Roll Call vote. five ayes. Manager Willis presented Council with a revised resolution relative to standards and guidelines for determining park dedication, and park dedication fees. Council discussed the required dedication for commercial/industrial property, The consensus of the Council was that $2.640 per acre for commercial/industrial property was equitable. Councilcember Neils questioned the first two points of Item 2-C in the revised policy resolution and stated their linguage implied that the basis of park dedication require- ments is dwelling unit fees rather than the percentage of sand whom part land and part cash is taken, He suggested revised language. 205- RESOLUT-ION NO. 79-398 APPR©'d N tQNQITIONAR, USE PERMIT FOR TOME OC';UPAT ION* REALTOR' WILLIAM, LAING (79044) I tem 5-H RESOLUTION NO. 79-399 ORDERING PUBIC HEAR1NC VACATION OF 19TH AVE. kREATZ HIGHVIEW ACRES 6TH ADDITION Item 5•I* RESOLUTION NO, 79-400 A Elder SMY-MS Item 5-1 RESOLUTION NO. 79.401 A • . 01 CN' G 0 1979 SEALCOAT PROGRAM Item S -K* RESO U'T1014 NO. 79-402 GENERAL CONTRACTOR CITY HALL BUILDING PROJECT NO, 615 Item 5•L* REVISED PARK DE DICATIO: POLICY REYI`W I tem .544 Re lar Council Meeting July 16, 19g9 Page 206 there followed a lengthy discussion of the park ded;cation calculation on a mart -land and part•cash basin. Manager Wlltis offored possible approaches based upon formulas suggested by Councilmembers Rei3s and Spaeth. MDTION was made by Councilmember Spaeth, seconded by Councilmnmber Davenport to request the Assessment Committee to review the revised Park Dedication Policy and propose a for.nula for calculating par` dedication fees when troth land and cash are taken. M®tion carried, four ayes. Councilirember Neils voted nay. Mayor Hunt requested that in Item 4-C of the resolution the words subject to credit" be stricken and they words "'shall be considered for credit" be substituted. Manager Millis inquired whether credit will be given for gravel trails. Mayor Hunt replied trails are required to be sodded or pawed; therefore, no credit will be viven for gravel. Park Director Dorn reviewed the proposed Concogt Plans for Gloanloch and SPiloh Neighborhood Parks. He stated the plans were resp,4nsive to neighborhood input given at public meetings held by the Park and Recreation Advisory Commission (PRAC). mayor Hunt questioned Mr. Born if the recomwnded Ag Live qnd wood chip trails for Gleanloch Park were acceptable to PRAC09 Park Director Born replied the Ag Lime trails were recanmended to accommodate the multi-purpose use of the trail for hiking, biking and horses, and the woad chip trail was recommended for use in a remote swampy area that will nut have high uge. Councilmember Neils expressed his conLern that wood chip and Ag Lime trails needed constant marinteruce so that the do not wash out. Councilmember Spaeth stated the Council is interested in durability and longevity in the trail system. Councilmember Davenport inquired if PRAC agreed with the recommendation for wood chip and Ag Lime LrAils in uleanloch Park. James Rice, PRAC chairman, stated the members of FRAC felt in this type of area these types of trails would be acceptable in lieu of asphalt, stood chips were suggested for a remote part of the trail which is quire Wild and w?11 get. little use. Councilmember Davenport asked if asphalt is necessary for smaller, secondary trails. Councilmember Spaeth suggested substituting a seeded and mowed trail for the wood chip trail in Gleanloch. Dale pulley. Kirscht b Associates, stated wood chips were sug- gested as an inexpensive way to improve an existing trail to make it more negotiable. He stated the initial cost of the trail is primarily for forming the bed for the wood chips acid responded to Council's questions regarding the cost of wood chips and Ag Lime. 406% NE ! GHBORMOOD PARK CONCEP7 PLAN REVIEW GLEANLOCH b SHILOH Item S•N r Regular Council Meeting July 16, 1975 Page 207 Mayor Runt suggested substituting Ag Lime for the wcvod chip trail for a more permanent trail. Councilmember Neils stated if an Ag Lime trail is acceptable for a designated trail corridor through a City park, it may cause problems with the criteria for trail corridors for developers in the City. James Rice stated PRrAC recommended these surfaces for this par- ticular park. In most cases, a trail corridor will involve asphalt. while this trail is connected to a trail system at bath ends, it is a smaller, remote park and would not lend itself to asphalt, according to citizhn input. Mayor hunt asked what types of benches would be used in the parks. Park Director Born stated a Gametime metal bench frame with replaceable wooden back and seat, Mr. Rice stated this would provide a standard bench for ow parks that would be easily re- placeable, Mayor hunt suggested looking into a concrete base for the benches. Councilmember Hoyt questioned the use of concrete- curbing in the tot lot at Gleanloch versus tember curbing at Shiloh. Biro Born. responded they went to concrete curb at Gleanloch to enable the use of a free flow design in keeping with the nbtural 'edsignof the park, Mr. Born reviewed the trail system -at Shiloh Park. Mr, Rice stated citizen input was split here and this concept plan suonarts a balance to satisfy bath sides of the issue. MDTION was made amber Hoyt, to Concept Plans fl to come, back to hearings on bo4el of surfaces and by Councilmember Spaeth, seconded by Council. accept the repoet on Neighborhood Park r Gleanloch and Shiloh Parks and direct staff Council with the results of the neiq iborhood i parks, taking into consideration the types equipment recommended by Council. Met ti on carried, five ayes, Payor Hunt reported the Council will accept applications for the vacant Planning Convission position until Monday, Joy 23, and set up interviews for the applicants in August, Mayor Hunt edvised that the Planning Cori4nission selected Ms. Maria Vasi l iou as Vi roc Chairman, MOTION was made by Councilimmber Davenport, seconded Dy C0061% member Hoyt, to confirm the appointment of Marla Vasiliou as Vice Cheriman of the Planning Commission. Potion carried, five ayes, Mayor Hunt requested staff to put the issue of school district boundaries on the agenda for July 23. 207- 9 PLANNING COMMISSION APPOINTMENT Item 5-0 SCHOOL DISTRICT BOUNDARIES Re ular Council Mpte `ng July 16. 1910 Page ZOR NOTION was made by Counc i lmember Spaeth, seconded by Counc i 1 - member Hoyt, to adopt RESOLUTION NO, 794039 A RESOLUTION AUTHORIZING THE CITY MANAGER TO ENTER INTO AN AGREEMENT VITH THE AIRERIC1M RED CROSS 11SIGNATING THE IAWER LEVEL EXPANSION AREA OF PLYNOW" CITY CENTER AS A DESIGNATED MASS SHELTER IN THE EVENT OF DISASTER. Motion carried on a Roll Call vote, five ayes. The meeting was adjourned at 11;00 PeRe It 408 RESOLUTION NO, 14-403 AGREEMENT FOR DESIGNATING MASS SHELTER Item SOP* 1 AREA