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HomeMy WebLinkAboutCity Council Minutes 06-02-1980Page 169 M.INUTES REGULAR C11UNC I4 MEETING; Jure ?, 1980 A regular meeting of the Plymouth City Council was called to order by Pb or hunt at 7:30 P.M. in the Council Chambers of t hv% City Center at 3400 Plymuut h Boulevard on June 2. 1980. PRESENT: Mayor Hunt. Councilmembers Davenport, Royt, Neils and Schneider, Nan ger afillis. Administrative Assistant Boyles. Engineer Moore, Pl arner Tremere, Assessor Gra 1 sh and Attorney Lefler,, ASSE NT : None. CONSENT AGENDA NOTION was made by Ceunc i lmember Hoyt, seconded by Council- CONSE NF AGENDA member Pleils, to adopt the items on the consent agenda as Item 4 submitto-16 Notion carried on a Roll Call vote, five ayes. MINUTES NOTION was made by Counci1member Royt. ;-econded by Council- KINVES - SPECIAL member Nails, to approve the minutes of the May 21, 1980 COUNCIL MEETING special Council meeting as submitted. MA;f 216 1980 Ite.n 5• Pbtion carried on a Roll Call vote. five ayes. BOARD REVIEW The City Council sitting as the 1980 Board of Review, in accordance with Minnesota State law, convened at 7:30 p.m. on June 2, 1980 to review the assessment roll and the revaluation of all real property within the City. to hear those citizens who have questions with respect to their assessments, and to make any Adjustments which they feel are warras, ;ed, based on their independent review. Rayor Hunt introduced the Council and staff and reviewed the purpose of the Board of Review. Manager Willis stated that notice of the neeting was published in the City's official newspaper, the Plymouth Post, and notices were also posted within the community. He expla ne e p oreedurefortheevening's hearing and pointed out the final determinations would not be made tonight, but at a future meeting within the twenty days alloted by law. Assessor Walsh Introduced his staff and commented on the effects recent legislation and the present "onomy have had on this year's real estate valuations. Mr. Walsh introduced Mr. Dick Beck i n of Hennepin County. Mayor Hunt opened the nearing for the Board of Review at 1:50 p.m, Franc Hatcher, 14325 - 11th Avenue North, P.I.N. #28-118-22-410033, 41 objecte7dTo -the assessed market value of his home and claimed a house of comparable value on his street wa3 assessed $13,000 lower than his home. Mr, Hatcoer requested review and reappraisal of his property. 169- Regular Council netting June 2. 1980 hge 170 Paul Hansen, 9706 - 270 avenue N., P.I.O. #24-118-22-440023, stated Ifie vara of his home has gone up $10,900 every year since he purchased It and he objected to teat kind of increase. He requested review and reappraisal of his property.. Thomas J. Hirsch. 1304 Medicine Late Road, P.J.D. 026 118-224400429 o ecce otie iner•ease in the market and limited value of his property since he purchased it in December, 1979 claiming $3,300 of the purchase price was for personal property, He requested review and reappraisal of his property. Geraldine She , S750 Vicksburg Lane, P,1.0, #04 -1;9 -2? -32001, claimed proper a acent to hers (#044118-22-32402) was valued much lower than her property and she requested review and reapl,raisal of her property. Jack Bell, 12850 - 20th Avenue N., P.I.D. ,#22-`11842-440010, objected tome crease in the market value of his home since 1968 and requested review and redpl4rais41 of his property. Roje'.r aurns, 14410 - 10th Avenue N., P.I.D, #33-118-22-110005, stated he 664g'hi;' 1 is home for $79,940 and it was issessed at $92,200 60 days later while an identical home in an adjacent development was selling for $85,000. He objected to the market valuation of his home and requested review and reappraisal of his property. Patrick 2umbusch, 1230 Pineview Lane, P.I.D. #35.11842-220036, objected oma '4`ercen increase in the market value of his home since he purchased it in October. 1979. He requested review and reappraisal of his property, Roger Li elt, 740 Quantico Lane, P,1.0. 033-118-22-240090, claimed the assessed na,ricet value of his home was $10,000 higher than homes that are for sale inn his neighborhood and he requested review and reappraisal of his property, Dean And rson, 16160 - 3th Avenue N „ P,1,0. #32-118-22-41-0009, objected YoTthe assessed market value of his home since homes in his area are sel- ling for $8,000-$109000 less, He requested review and reappraisal of his property, David Lewieki, 9830 - 26th Avenue, P.I.D. 024-118-22440036, objected to anne,1ea"" se of 63 percent in the market value of his home in ore year. He stated the home is 60 years old with no City water or attached garage and insurable only up to $50,000. He asked for review and reappraisal of his property, Dennis Croff, 3190 E. Medicine Lake Boulevard, P.I.D. #24-118-22-230022, pec the increased market value and limited value of his home each year since 1977 and asked for review and reappraisal of his property. 1170* I J Regular Council Rooting June 2. 1980 1*age 171 thhe dorn A. Larson, 16541 - 29th Avenue N., P.I.D. #20418.22420030, oMJ ."t"a'to 7 percent increase in the valuation V his property and claimed property adjacent to his was valued lower than his. He requested review and reappraisal of his property, Bert Lain ecnn, 991 Yuma Lane, P.I.D. #32-118-22110146, objected to a 30 percen ,i,crease in the limited value and a 20 percent increase in the market va'ue of his home this year since he is retired and will not be able to afford increases such as this in his taxes. He requested review and reappraisal of his property, Fames Olsen, 1506 Velton Lane. P.I.D. #2%ell842440037, objected to Mee 15 percent Increase of the valuation of his home because of the drainage problem; an hi.,n property. He requested review and reappraisal of his property, Kei4neth E. Frick, 311 Union Terrace, P.I.D. 036-11842-311004, stated he Mesona Rock house that was built 25 years ago and he objected to the 'Oncrease in the limited Woe and market value of his property. Ile requested review and reappraisal of his property, Wiliam Schoenin `.b130 - 16th Avenue N„ P.I.O. 029-11@t-22-4100.8, sto ea e own two-bedroom home in Chelsea goods and I,he increase in the valuation of this particular model was inappropriate. He regdested review wnd reappraisal ,,f his property, Jeanne Hammond, 1665 Yuma Lane, P,I.D. #29-118-22-4100171 objected to the fncreiii Tn the valuation of her two-bedroom home in Chelsea Woods and stated the market value was not equitable since another, model valueq at $38.25/sq, ft, was l.rger than her home valued at $6B.25/s4- ft. 'he requested review and roiappw% sal of her property. Kent Levine, 1905 Archer Lane, P.I.p0 e va ui on of his two-bedr000vk home hi h,jr than the value of smaller homes an reappraisal of his property, 29-118-22-420050, objected to in Chelsea Woods since It was in the area, He requested review Wally Budnick, 1820 Comstock Lane, P.I.O. #29e118-22-420805, stated s home with 1.000 act, fts is valu(Ad at $10,000 more than three- bedroom homes in Chelsea Woods and hk, requested review and reappraisal of his property. Don McCoy. 1735 West(A Lane. P.I.D. #29,,1)8-22-4100539 objected to e va uation of hit NO -bedroom home in Chelsea Woods and requested review and reappraisal of his property. Darrell Hammond, 6075, Goldenrod Lane, P.I.G. NO2-118-22-120022 objecte4 t-6—tWe market valuation of his hon* and requested review and reappraisal of his property. 171- Re grrl •r Counc i 1 Mlee t i nq June 2. 1980 Page 172 L. Van Klapin, 1304 Medicine Lake Drive, M28-bl04244605; a =z-440@S7, 04ected to the -increase in the market valve and limited value of her property. She requested review and reap- Preisal of her property. Aevr nn [ i s t . i+. 130'4 We purse ceiiWMI11nium in) and limited value of his of his property. Medicine taste Drive, P, I.Q. +t26,-118-22.4400'. 1919 and objected to the increased market valnte property, No requested review and reappraisal n2 Mu land, 14830 - 27th Avenue Net P.I.D. 421-116142.430008, asked UN.; Assessor to give him a low days to look for some other comparW es to his home before the reappraisal is made. TorJJ L. Chen, 3605, Ldwndaie. V1.0. *06-11842-44001, claimed the e vown of his property was too high since part of the property has burned down and the read is in poor condition, which has made it difficult to sell the property. Mr. Chen claimed neighboring property has a lower valuation and asked fat review and reap`raisal of his })raverty. KarrB uer, 11623 - 28th Avenue N., P.1,0, #23ra118.22-430080 Stated We— I nerea a in the market value of his home was too much for a home 20 years olde itw asked for review, and reappraisal of his property, Jim: Monteith, 2123 Garland Lane, P.1.0. 029,418-2244002! obJected d d 11,70,,000 increase in the market value of his home in the six months since he purchased it. He requested review and reappraisal of his property, Gar- R. Blu m, 200 Black Oaks, P,1.D. #32-118-22.430002, objeeied to a Wpercent ncrease in the market value of his home in 1980. He claiffmd most of his property has been under water due to a storm drainage problem and he lost 42 trees last June which decreased the value of his property. He requested review and reappraisal of his property. Mark ko nrief, 1860 Juneau Lane, P41.0. #2i}-118-22-42011 r, objected to a nerease in the market and limited value of his home since he purchased it 'in September, 1979 sirice he has rnat yet landscaped his property and the area is not completed. He requested review and re- appraisal of his property, David Oaven ort, 20SO Merrimac sTa-ted fie is a partner in this of the parcel is too law, He the property. Lane, P.I.D. p30-118-22-140023, property and he Peels the valuation requested review and reappraisal of The w4r'2ng was Closed at 8:50p.ff1. Manager Willis explained the Tax/Valuation eomparis©n for the y,edrs 197, through 1980 prepared by the Assessor, MOTION was made by Councilmember Neils, secQnded b_y Counci1member Davenport, to recess the Board of Review until 7:30 p.m, on June 13, 19804 172- J n u r i Regular I Resting June 2, 1980 page 173 Ration carried, live Ayes. Council recessed f romp9:00 was absent Iran the table. UNION CITY to 4:08 P.m. C06AC-1lmember Davenpo. °& T FOR IRS FtWCING Ranger Willis lntroticed Union City Mission's request for an addi lonal $600,000 of Industrial Development Revenue Bond financing for the construction of a detoxification facility at the new Pioneer House. The Ranager recommended that, after the public hearing, the Cuuts%-:! defer consideration of the request for IRB funding until such time as the plans for proceeding with the detox center have been finalized. Mayor dont opened the public hearing at 9:10 p.m. Glenn M. Farb'. Assistant Administrator and Finance Manager of kn%nit, fission, stated the origin4l estimates for the cost of the proposed detoxification center have increased to such an extent that they are asking Council to defer this matter until they can revise their plans. Councilmember Neils questioned Mr. Farmer about ttr) function and metl*ads of funding of the organization. Mr. Farmer replied they have always had a contract with Hennepin County to provide care for inebriates and the homeless, and as the needs of the public expanded, the home has expanded its services, but its basic function has been to provide help to needy people. Their detox services with Hennepin County are on a cost basis, with no allow- ance for profit or charging off interest, and O'culs are less than those of hospitals and the same as those of free-standing organizations. The hearing was closed at 9:20 p,me MOTION was made by Councilmember Hoyt, seconded by Council - member Schneider, to adopt RESOLUTION NO. 80,3561 A RE!"iLUTION DEFERRING FIJRTHE;R CONSIDERATION OF THE PkOPOSED UNION CITY MISSION INCORPORATED PROJECT UNDER THE MINNESOTA MUNICIPAL INDUSTRIAL DEVELOPMENT ACT. Motion carried on a Roll Call vote, four ayes. Councilmember Neils revue,ted that at the time the Council considers this matter infoimatian be provided *,n what is, the total source of Union City Mission's funding and what portion of that is derived from public sources. Councilmember Davenpor returned to the table. 173- PUBLIC 4EARINC UNION CITY MISSION REQUEST FOR IRO FENANGINC Item 7 RESOLUTION NO. 80-356 EN i MOWTOPt OF IRB FINANCING REQUEST UNION CITY MIS 10N Item T Regular Council Meeting June 2. 1980 Page 174 Manager Willis reviewed the park zonsvitant`s recommendation to rebid the park slolter buildings and recommended that additional appropriations to the extent reRuived be assigned to this Part Dedication F'u,u1 and bond proceeds so that the pro- ject :an be completed as propose4o Mi I N eras made by Councilmember t4yt seconded by Counc i l - member Neils, to adopt RESOEUTIO 4 ala. 8Cc-357, A RESOLVION REJECTING BIOS FQR TFIE tooks'RUmon or PARK SHELTERS FOR LA COMIWTE. OAKWOOD, FERNORPOK ANO PLVRCt TH COMMI 17Y PLAY- FIELOS, PROJECT 0;1. Motion carried on a Raft Call vote, live ayes. Frank Berg, B -R -W. stated they have reviewed possible deducts to ee ectrical bids in the past week and recommend than the bfls be awarded as originally pre,rsed at this time. NOTION was made by Counciimember Hoyto seconded by Council - member Neils, to adopt RESOLUTION NO. 80--358, A RESOLUTION AWARDING BIDS FOR PROJECT all, LA. fOMPTE, QAkW00U. FERNBROOK AND PLYMOUTH COMMU14ITY PLAYFIELDS. AS FOLLOWS: OAKWOOD FERNBROOK PLYMOUTH JR. HIGK LA COMP'TE HOFFMAN ELECTRIC ELECTRIC REPAIR & CONST. HOFFMAN ELECTRIC GOPHER ELECTRIC Motion carried on a Roll Call vote. five ayes. 215,295. X10 224,150.00 299,434,00 20,110S.10 MOTION was made by Councilmember Hoyt, seconded by Council - member Neils, to adopt RESOLUTION NO. 60-359, A RESOLUTION APPROVING PRELIMINARY PLAT FOR CARLSON PROPERTIES, INC. FOR CARLSON COMPANIES 3RD ADDITION (A -21s). Motion carried on a Roll Call vote. five ayes. NOTION was made by Councilmember Hoyt, seconded by Council - member Neils, to adopt RESOLUTION NO. 80 360, A RESOLUTION APPROYINC FINAL PLAT FOR CARLSO4, PROPERTIES, INC, FOR CARLSON CIMPAN:ES 3RD AONTIOP (A-215). Moticit carried on a Rol" Call rote, five ayes. MOTION was made by Cou.ciImember Hoyt, seconded by Council - member Neils, to adopt RESOLUTION NO. 80-3611 A PESOLLI)ION SETTING CONDITIONS RELATING 10 FINAL PLAT APPROVAL FOR CARLSON. PROPERTIES. INC, FOR CARLSON COMPANIES 3RD ADDITION A-211. Motion carried on a Roll Call vote, five ayes. 174. AUARD OF 8I DS CIIMM RITY PLAYF IELrS PROJECT 017 Item 8-A KE SOLUT IOM NO. 80,o351 Mrs., I IM FUN PARK SHELTER BUILDING. PROJECT Oji 7 Item 8-A RESOLUTION NO. 80-358 ASD Fr R - ELECTRICAk rn4TRACTS COMMwITY V'AfFIELOS PROJECT 0: Item 8-A RESOLUTION NO, 80-359 APPANI . '_ CARLSOP COMPANIES 3RD AUDITION (o-215) Item 8-H* RESOLUTION NO. 80-366 APPWNG . 4W CARLSON :+,'iPANIES 43RD ADD!TION (A-215) Item 8-9• RESOLUTION N0. 80-361 S a FOR FINAL PLAT CARLSON COMPANIES 3RD ADDITION (A-21 Item 8-B' 7 Regosar Council; Meeting hune 29 1980 61Age 115 6lanager Willis introduced a request for approval of site plan, SITE PLAN, VAR IA%CE variance and lot division from Twin City Fealera.1/%ple Grove AND LOT UlflSION Partneri for a savings and loan facility at the northwest corner TWINCITE' FEDdPA.L of Quinwood Lane and County Road 10. including the use of a MAPLE GROVE PARTNERS temporary" facility until the permanent structure is completed. (80015) Item 8 - Bots Galush, Twin City Federal, displayed a drawling of the proposed ofcili y 7 nd reviewed statistics for walk-in traffic Twin City Fed- eral experiences in their various locations. Pte stated they hope to open in September or October in the temporary facility and begin construction in the spring so that they can remove the temporary structure t,efore the end of 1981. Mr. Galush added that they propose propose to ase a modular building similar to that used earlicer by the Northwestern Bank in Pbple Grove on the we%t side of the shopping center awl they must sign a one-year lease agreement for the unit. Council discussed the proposed use of the temporary facility and the timing of the proposed construction. MOT 10N was made by Myer Hunt , seconded by I:ounc i Imeotber Hoyt , to adopt a Resolution approving site plan and variance for Twin City Federal amending Condition 10 by striking the last sentence and substituting "the building shall be removed from the site within 30 days of thte issuance of a Certificate of Occupancy for the new structure and a Certificate of Occupancy sh4'11 be issuers for the temporary modular structure f'or a period not to exceed one year." X TION TO AMEND was made by Councilmember Schneider, seconded by Councilmember Davenport, by adding Conditi)n 11 requiring a performance bond to provide that the temporary unit will be removed within one year. Notion to amend carried, five ayes. SUO ' 1(UTE NOTION was made by Councilmember Davenport, seconded by Gotuncilmember Hoyt, to adopt RESOLUTION N0, 90-362, A RESOLU- TION APPROVING SITE PLAN AND VARIANCE FOR TWIN CITY FEDERAL FOR AN OFFICE FACILITY LOCATED IN THE NORTHWEST QUAtRANT OF QUINWOUD LANE AND COUNTI ROAD 10 (80015) as amended by previous motions. Blab Galush displayed the "Alternate 2" site and traffic circula, tion pl,in approviAd by the Planning Commission and an alternate plan, "Alternate 3," allowing them an access into the shopping center's parking lot with a stop sigis aaiJ chain that would be utilized during nonbusiness hours. Manager Willis recommended that Council not api.rove the proposed plan allowing acres to the shopping center parking lot because the chain would not control traffic that wished to use Twin City Federal's parking lot as a short cut to C.R. 10 via Quinwood Lane. Council discussed the poNsibility of creating a perimeter road in the shopping center parking lot from 62nd and whether the future access of the adjacent parcel would be on Quinwood Lane, which could create a stacking problem at its intersection with C.R. 10. 175- Regular Counc. t l Rooting Jura 2. 1980 Page 176 We Ritple, petitionerg stated they proposev. to access the parcel addacent to Tvin ,ity Federal oft 62nd Avenge ar,d their mortgage documents for the shopptng center do not o'low them to alter the parking lot design-, whicR would be necessary to provide a perimeter Rayor Ikewl gated t:o was with proper area traffic circulation.. especially for the north parcel. lie suggested the matter should be returned to the Planning Commissten toe further review, noting the petitioner had prepared a plan since the Coamission action. He said he could not support the petition without further review. o bst i t oft a Notion tailed, two, ayes. NeWs and Schneider voted nay. yof Hunt and Cou nc i lmemberA ROT ION was made by Counc i (member Neils. Hoytb to adopt RESOLUTION NO. 90-362. A PLAN AND VARIANCE FOR TWIN CITY FEDERAL THE WRTHWEST QUADRANT OF QUINW000 LANE Condition 10 and adding Condition 11 as secanded by Councilmember MOLUTIONt APPROVING SITE FOR AN OFFICE FACILITY IN 10 C.R. 10 amer!din j i7er previous motions, r Mde IQN N0. 80-62 AND VARIANCE FOR TWIN CITY FEDERAL MAPLE ;',ROVE PARTNER4 800'15:) Item 8-C Notion parried an a Roll Call vote, tour ayes, Mayor hunt voted nay. MOT EON was idde by Counc i l member fte i 1 s, seconded by Council- member ounci1- member Hoyt, to adopt RESOLUTION NO, 80.363. A i'(E.SOLU ION APPROVING LOT DIVISION F€,R EXISTING PLA''TED LOTS IN MAPLE MOVE CENTER 2ND AWTIOA, FOR MAPLE GROVE PARTNERS (80015). Mtian carried oe; a Rol l wd11 vote, Pour ayes. Mayor Hunt voted nay. MOTION was made Qy C%ow i(member Neils, seconded by Cauncit- member Hoyt, to aalopt RESI'ALUT,ON NO. 80-364, A RI-SOLt1TiON SETTING CONDITIONS TO BE HEi PRIOR TO PILING OF InT DIVIS19N FOR EXISTING PLATTED LOTS IN MAPLE GROUE 1ENTER FIND ADDITION FOR MA?LE GROVE PARTNERS adding Condition I requiring that driveway mess for site Man to Parcel A (norch parcel) shall be internal from private drive or 62nd Avenue, Notion carried on a Roll Cull vote, four ayes. N-iyor Hunt voted n4y. M.OT I CIN was made by Counc 1 i nember Hoyt,, seconded i y Council- member ouncil- member Neils. to adopt RES3LUTION NO. 80-365. A USOLUTION APPROVING CULVERT REPLACEMENT Ort COUNTY ROAD 154 3Y HENNEPIN COUFfT,4t DEPARTMENT OF TRANISPORTATION, HENNEPIN COU(,( PROJECT NO t, l 90 a. Motion carried an a Roll Call vote. five ayes. MOTION was made by Counc i lmenber Hoyt, seconded b-• Council- member ounci1- member Neils, to adopt RESOLUTION NO, 80-366, A RISQLUTION APPROVIN6 ELM CREEK DRAINAGE IMPROVEMI'NT PROSECT AND ALLOCATING 4,300 FROM STOrM SEWER I''PROVEME,,i rA,X DISTRICT r0* 3, ELM CREEK WATERSHED, FOR T)F OROJEirT. Motion carried on a Rol; Call vote, five dyes. 1(6- RESOLUTEOft NO. 80-3+13 FOR MAPt. E GRGVE PAR T PI S (80f It err 8 -C RESOLUTION NO. 80 -HA FOR LOT DIVISION MAPLF GROVE PARTNERS 80015) Item V -V RESOLUTION NO. 80-365 CUMAT PLACEMENT ON C.R. 1414 Item 8-n* RESOLUTION NO. 00 6 ORAIMCIE IMPROVE 4. PROJECT - Item 8-E+ i Regular Council Meetim) Jane 2. 19 3Q h9e 117 NOTION was made by Councilmember Hoyt, seconded by Council - member Ne11s, to aabpt RESOLUTION' NO, 80-3612 A RESOLUTION APPROVING REDUCTION OF DEVELOPMENT BOND FOR THE VOLP ADDITION TO THE AMOUNT OF $-79150 TO REFLECT THE COMPLETED WORK, Motion cariPied on a Rol) Call votes five ayres. MOTION was made by Counei1member Royt. seconded by Counci1- member Nei 13 , to adopt RESOIUT ION N0, 80, 3699 A RESOLUT ION AUTNORI2fNG PAYMENT ON REQUEST FOR PAYMENT NO, '3 IN THE AMOUNT OF $309439,13 TO C,W, HOULE, INC. FOR PRO IECTS 906 AND 919, AtMERIKS IST ADDITION AND MEDICINE RIDGE ADDITION UTILITIES. Manion carried on a Roil Cali vote, five ayes, MOTION was made by Councilmember Hayt, seconded member Neils, to Adopt RESOLUTION NO. 80-369, A AUTMORIZINO PAYMENT ON REQUEST FOR PAYMENT NO. OF $659070,38 TO Q.R,S, CONSTRUCTION, INC, FOR COUNTY ROAD 18 WATERMAIN, Motion carried on a Roll Call vote. five ayes, by Counc i 1 - RESOLUTION 1 IN THE AMOUNT PROJECT 9336 MOTION was made by Coun61member Moya, seconded member• Wis. to adopt RESOLUTION NO. 80-3706 A AU?MORIZING PAVRENT ON REQUEST FOR PAYMENT NO, 2 OF $49894,02 TO PSGfAMERICAN CONSULTING SERVICES 951, 1979 SANITARY SEWER TV WORK, Motion carried on a Roll Call vote, five ayes. REPORTS OF OFFICERS w wewww w. BOARDS IONS by c3unc i 1 - RESOLUTION IN THE AMOUNT FOR PROJECT RESOLU7IOM NO~, 80-367 R 'l in 8040 REDUc7I®N VOLP ADDITION (A480) item 8 -Ft RESTIAITGON N0. 80-368 IMUST761 MR ts,"ILAIKS IST ADDITION/ MEDIC:"!E RIDGE ADDITION PRWECTS 9061919 Item 8-6-1+ RESOLUTION NQ 80-369 MUST 'M C,R. 18 WATERMAIN PROJECT 933 Item 8-G-3-0 RESOLUTION NO. 83.370 A WIN N 1979 SANITARY SEWER TV WORE - PROJECT 951 Item 8-G-3• MOTION was made by Mayor Hunt, seconded ty Couneilmehiber Neils, RESOLUTION NO, 80-371 to adopt RESOLUMN NO, 80-3716 A RESOLMON APPROVING REVISED A1' IRGIRMRW ` POLICY REGARDING UNDERTAKING OF PETITIONED CAPITAL IMPROVEMENTS POLICY RE UNDERTAKING AS CONTAINED IN THE LrTY MANAGER`S MEMORANDUM DATED MAY 30, 1980,OF PETITIONED CAPITAL Motion carried on a Roll Call vote, five ayes. Item09- AENT PROJECTS Manager Willis reported that the Council Assessment Committee met at 6:00 p,m, prior to the Council meeting but the meeting was continued until June 4 and they will report to Council at the June 16 Council meeting, MISCELLANEOUS w Council reviewed the proposed Council calendars from June through October and changed the date of the joint Council/ Planning Commission meeting to June 30, The meeting adjourned a* 10:35 p.m. 177- COUNCIL ASSESSMERT COMMITTEE Item 9-8 COUNCIL CALENDARS City Clerk V