HomeMy WebLinkAboutCity Council Minutes 11-03-1980MINUTES
REGULAR COUNCIL MEETING
November 3, 1980
A regular meeting of the Plymouth City Council was called to order by Payor Etunt
at 7:30 p.m. in the Council Chambers of the City Center at 3400 Plymouth Boulevard
on Nwieaber 3, 1980.
PRESENT: M?yor Hunt. Councilmembers Davenport, Neils and Schneider, Manager Willis,
Administrative Assistant Boyles, Engineer A,ure. Planner Tremere and
Attorney Lefler.
ABSENT: Councilmember Hoyt,
CONSENT AGENDA
NOTION was made by Councilmember Schneider, seconded by Council- CONSENT AGENDA
member Neils, to adopt the Item on ::e Consent Agenda with the Iteo 4
exception of Item 5-K-1.
Motion carried on a Roll Call vote, four ayes.
PETITIONS, RE UE STS AND COMMUNICATIONS
Manager Willis introduced the request fur approval of site plan
amendment and conditional use permit for Metroquip, Inc. at 2340
Fernbroor Lane (A-746).
MOTION was made by Co unc i l member Neils, sec onued by Mayor Hunt, RF SOL UT I OPE N0. 80-803
to adopt RESOLUTION NO. 80-8036 A RESOLUTION APPROVING SITE AMOVI S PUr -
PLAN AMENDMENT ANU CONDITIONAL USE PERMIT FOR METROQUIP, INC. AMENDMENT $ CUP FOR
FOR AN OUTSIDE STORAGE AREA TO BE LOCATED AT 2340 FERNBROOK METROQUIP,, INC.
LANE amending Condition 4 to read: "The pr000sed landscaping (A-746) tern 54
shall be installed prior to June 30, 1981."
Bud rHa dun, petitioner, agreed to the coed*tion proposed by
Zpu mem er Neils.
Mot+on carried on a Roll Call vote. four ayes.
MOTION waf rude by Councilmember Schneit wr, seconded by Council- RESOLUTION NO. 80-804
member Neils, to ado?t P_ESnrUTION NO. 8%. d04, A RESOLUTION
Ar?PROVING SITE PLAN AMENDMENT Fin; AN ADDITION TO AN EXISTING AME MMENT FOR
RUILDING AND RELOCATION OF AN EXISTING BUILDING FOR DUNDEE OUNVU NURSERY
NURSERY AT 16800 HIGA14AY 55. (A415) Item 5-B+
Motion carried on a Roll Call vote. four ayes.
Manager Willis introduced request for Preliminary Plat approval PRELIM. PLAT 8 REZONING
and Rezoning for Carlson Center for Carlson Companies (80019). CARLSON CENTER
FOR CARLSON COMPANIES
800)9) Item 5-C
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Couricilmenber foils stated he was not so concerned about the traffic
generated by the !and uses proposed for the plat, but he was concerned
about how traffic from existing neighborhoods would change its driving
patterns and whether the propos•.-., roadways a1W interchanges would chan-
nel this, traffic in an acceptable: pattern. He also stated he felt the
Berkshire neighborhood has hgen neglected in terms of planning of in.
ternal circulation, transition, and landscaping external to the neigh-
borhood. Councilmember (Veils stated since the interchanges at County
Road 15 and Fernbrook Lorne would not be developed for some time. he
would perfer to see the traffic design gfve priority to smooth flow
o-, traffic from Fer°^!:vk.k Lane rather than frosn County Road 15.
Mayor Hunt airected staff to provide Council with a study of the
linkage ~,:stem on the Fernbrook Lane corridor between County Road 6
and 4ighwi-y 55.
Manager Willis rP, iewed the concept for collector -distributor roads
along 1-494 from Highway 12 to County Road 60
Councilmember Veils stated another problem to be faced is the down-
IOdding of Coi. my Road 15 west of I-494. Mayor Hunt asked Council
to comment on Plann"--iii Commissioner Wi;,e's minority report and on
Robert Troemel's proposal for traffic in this area. Councilmember
Schneider spoi:e against Ar. Troem+el's proposal and Mr. Wire's report.
stating traffic going west on County Road 15 should be discouraged
but. not eliminated. Councilmember Davenport stated he does not favor
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County Road 15 being dead ended and hoped an alternate design would
be submitted presenting other alternatives. Councilmembet• Neils
stated he would favor approving the preliminary plat with the excep..
tion of this particular segment ao that a traffic study of this area
could be completed before action is taken. He stated the traffic study
should also address accesses to existing residential neighborhoods north
of County Road 15 between the !-494 interchange and Harbor Lane.
Councilmember (Veils also asked that internal and external streets in the
Berkshire area be considered and detailed traffic design for this area
raubmitted prior to final plat submission; the area should include the
industrial lots, Lots 1 and 2, Block F Councilmember Schneider suggested
that Lot 1. Block 5. might be changed in some dimetrsion to the west or
south. Councilmember Schneider incuired if we had a firm commitment on
the new alignment of County Road 15 as it goes to the east from Berkshire
Lane to Highway 55 that it will go just south of Glea nloch.
Skip McCombs. representing petitioner, stated that relative to Lot 1.
Block the adjacent street alignment has been gone over very carefully
with the Highway Department and its direction has been moved as far as
possible to the west. Mr. McCombs stated he wo6ild like Council to defer
consideration of County Road 61 vu:h of County Road 15 as a separate
Issue because of problems that hi e been raised in the Minnetonka neigh-
borhood. He stated the petitioner did nwt object to deferring the two areas
from preliminary plat approval, pending further study.
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Russ Nahorniak, 414 Berkshire Lane, stated he felt development should
be stop until problems at Berkshire I.ane and County Road 15 are re-
solved. Re spoke in favor of deferring this segment of the development.
Ron Rte, 15014 County -laud 15, expressed concern about the traffic along
Coro—i Road 15 at the Parker's Lake Road and Niagara Lane connections
and haw this will connect with the Carlson Parkway. He felt the traffic
plan si;ould be designee to discourage traffic from going through the
neighborhood.
Manager Willis pointed out the plan for Parker's Lake Road. Coun.; i 1 -
member Neils stated Parker's take Rn;td should nit be closed .:nd 1t
should be designed to discour,%ge additibnal traffic on the road.
Dorothy F. Cisko vsk , 14316 County Road 15, ingaired if consideration
of er roo alnewouldbedeferredforatime, Mayor Hunt replied
it would be considered after a traffic study is completed.
Robert Troemel, 14808 County Road 15, comm.onted on the traffic plan
Re su m tte3 Lo Council and encouraged Co,nc11 0 amend the proposed
plan of the County Road 15 interchange a. Carlson Parkway.
Dave Nygren 420 Berkshire Lane, inquired what work app roval of the
preTimfnary plat would allow the developer to proceec, with: Mayor
Hunt replied g-ading of the plat could be begun in approved areas.
Mr. Itigren questiviied deferring action on tripe County Road 61 area.
James P. Bremer, 302 Zinnia Lane, stated he is on the wast side of
the -asee ounty Road 61 between old C.R. 15 and nt-w C.R. 15
and is concerned about what berming and buffering would be required
if the read goes through :ind if the road will be a four lane highway.
Mr. Bremer stated he felt 0eir neighb(rhood will be isolated if
old C.R. 15 is connected to lite industrial park.
Pat Brewin ton, 1030 Magnolia Lanr chjected to the interchanges
propose or -494 at ilicthway 55 ano .%eunty Puad 15, and stated
she felt the Carlson Center should inter riolize its roads with
outlets only ori Highway 12. payor Hunt replied the interchange
at County Road 15 was ues i fined before 1'49% was developed and
eliminating inter0arges with I-494 creates worse traffic problems
in internal neigiberhoods.
MOTION was made Iry C)uncilmember Schneider, seconded by Council -
member Davenport, to ii,3prove Preliminary Plat for Carlson Compan-'es'
Carlson Center with Conditions 1-7 as stc,'.,ed; amend..ng Condition 8
to indicate the Berkshire Lane Alteration submitted by neighborhood
residents is itot ad*pted; adding Condition 9 excluding Lot 1, Block
5, Lots ', and 20 Black 16,, nd Out i nts E and F from urel lml nary plat
approval until further planning and study of traffic circulation of
the entire area is completed; adding Condition 10 excluding from
prFi iminary plat approval Outs ats A and B. Lot 4, Block 3;, and Lots
5 and 6. Block 4 until a satisfactory solution to road ali nment with
old County Road 15 and Carlson Parkway is approved by the Council.
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SUBSTITUTE NOTION was made by Counrilme-4-er• Ne -11, econded by
Councilmember Davenport, to adopt RESOL : ION N0. ,GS.
A RESOLUTION APPROVING PRELIMINARY P! AI, 'TCR CARL&" ''*mrANIES
FOR "CARLSON CENTER" LOCATrD SOUTH OF COON; Y ROAC .M THE
EAST AND WEST SIDES OF 1-494 deleting Cow tion F ;+d sub-
stitutiq j new Condition 8 as follows: "' •eliminiry plat
approval of the Berkshire lane and old Cr> onty Road 15 area
and Out;ofs E and F and Lots 1 and 2. Block 69 Is deferred at
this timt- and is to be redesigned for preliminary plat approval
prior to final plat approval of the entire plat or any part
thereof;" del.W ng Condition S and substituting a new, Condition
5 as follows: "The connection of Ca, I son Parkway and old County
Poad 15 and/o,- ft•rnbrook Lane and the access to the properties
on the north side of Counts Road 15 east of Harbor Lane are sub-
ject to further e6esign study considering the future need for t"e
extension of (erlrbrook Lane between County Road 6 and County Road
15 and possiule collector -distributor construction between Highw-ly
12 and County Road 6 prior to final plat approval.
MOTION TO AMEND was grade by Councilmember Davenport. seconded
by Councilmember Schneider, to include Lot 1. Block S. in the
Main Motion as amended (Condition 8).
RESOLUTION N0. 80-
U PKELIKe
CARL'a0N CEK1R FOR
CARLSON COMPA141 S
80019) item 54•
N1Wnn to amend carriAd, three ayes. Councilmember Neils voted nay.
Motion to adopt Resolution No. 80-805, as amended, carried on
a Roll Call vote, four ayes. it
3TION was made by ttyor Hunt, seconded by Councilmenber Neils,
Iretting staff to forward a copy of Resolution oto. 80-805 to
the Minnetonka City Council asking Dem to give consideration
to a concept design for Parker's Lake Road to minimize the
effects of traffic from Highway 12 and new alignment of County
Road 15 to Parker's cake Road.
Motion carriod, four ayes.
MOTION was made by Councilmember Schneider, seconder! by Council -
member Neils. to direct the City Manager to prepare a resolution
directing a traffic dasign study on alternatives ftis FernbrooK
Lane, County Road 15 and 1494 collector -distributor roads from
County Road 6 to County R)ad 15, and recommending a consultant
to do this study at the Nty's expense at, it affects the City's
Thoroughfare Guide Flan.
Motion carl"fed, four ayes.
MOTION was made by Councilmember Neils, seconded by Council -
member Davenport, to direct staff to work with the developer
in redesigning the preliminary plat for the residential area
east of 1494, considering the following: 1) access to the area
between proposed C.R. 61 between old C.R. 15 and new C.R. 15 and
the Trost plat boundary of the Lanewood-Vinewood neighborhoods;
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2) consideration shill be given to street patterns and intersection
designs that would preclude inadvertent entry to the neighborhood
b;y old C.R. 15 from the east; 3) a reasonable internal circulation
pattern be considered that wood riot isolate one portion of the
neighborhood from the other portion of the neighborhood; 4) the
land use transition from one form of residential structure tyPe
to ether forms of residential structure shall adress the City
policy on transition.
Motion carried, four ayes.
Manager Willis reviewed Carlson Companies' request for approval TAX
of tax increment finatncing for 1) const,•llction of a diamond FUR
interchange and new bridge at County Rod! 15 and 1-494; 2) Item
extension of Count Road 61 from 8th Avenue North to the south
City limits; and 3) bituminous paving of proposed Carlson Park-
way from County Road 15 to the south City limits; stating all
those facilities are called for in the City's Thoroughfare Plan
and will benefit not only the developer, but the larger community.
M- nager Willis recomrrrended consideration of these improvements
for incl;,sion in a tax incremesit finan:ing project. The Manager
explained the Theory of tax increment Financing and asked Council
to copolder adoption of a policy for handling requests for such
financing prior to undertaking work on the Cp rl son Center projects.
Mayor Hunt stated he would like to see what portion of the projects
are assessable and w it portion is not assessable.
Councilmeiber Davenport stated hp is not against this financing
and suggested a financial guarantee of sone sort be investigated.
He also asked to see the impact tax increment financing would have
on School District #284 t4xe; and the amortization schedule For the
proposed bonds.
Dave NXqren. 420 6erkshire lane, stated he aelieves, based on
studies a has m-div, tax increment financing would be a viable
thing to consider for tais project and woule not result in a
burden to the Plymu,ith taxpayer.
MOTION was made by Co,incilmember Schneider, seconded by Council-
r&T-moer Neils, to adopt RESOLUTION NO. 80-806. A RESOLUTION
AU'HCR IZ ING THE CITY ttANAGER TO PROCEED WITH ALL NECES;iARY
STE'.lti REQU`RED aY THE MINNESOTA TAIL INCREMENT FINANCINE' ACT
TO CREATE A. TAX INCAENENT FINANCING DISTRICT AS OUTLINED IN
HIS MEMORANDUM OF OCTOBER 30, 1980.
Motion caaried on a Roll Call vote, four ages.
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INCREMENT FINANCING
CARLSON CENTER
5-D
RESOLUTION N0. 80-806
IMOR - T1dW
OF TAX INCREMENT
FINANCING DISTRILT
Item 5-0
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Pa ge 3.9 8
Council recessed from 9:50 to 10:00 p.m. Councilmember Nel1s
was absent from the table.
MOTIOW was made by Councilmember Schrwtider, seconded by Couw.il-
member DAvenpart, to adopt RESOLUTION N0. 80-807, A RESOLU'TIO'N
ACCEPTING PETITION FOR SANITARY SEWER AND WATERNIAIN IMPROVEMENTS
FOR 11TH 4'NUE WEST OF VAGABOND LANE amending Condition 2 by
adding the following: ".....to be i:onsidered with the 1982 CIP."
Notion carried on a Roll Call vote, three ayes.
Counciltember Neils returned to the table.
MOTION was :Wade 5y G,unci lmember Schreider, seconded by Council -
member Neils, to i1fopt RESOIUTION NO. 80.808, A RESOLUTION
DECLARING ADEQUACY OF PETITION AND ORDE?ING PREPARATION OF
REPORT FOR STREET IGHTING FOR CEDAR RIDGE, PLAT TWO ADDITION9
Notion carried on a Roll Call vote, three ayes. Councilmember
Neils absnained.
MOTIOfl was matte by louncilmember Schnei0r, seconded by Council -
member Neils, to adopt RESOLUTION NO. 80-809, A RESOLUTION
APPROVING AMENDED LA :E REGION RECIPROCAL FIRE SERVICE AGREEMENT
AND AUTHO41ZINa THE HAYOR AND CITY MANAGER TO CXECUTE THE
REVISED AGREEMENT.
Nation cc:rried on a Roll Call vote, four ayes.
MOTION was made by Ct-unci lmeml er Schneider,, secor.led by Council -
member Neils, to adult RESOLUTION N0. 0-6100 A RVSOLU;'ION
AWARDING BID FOR PRnJrCT N0, 008, PIKE LAKE AREA TRUNK. SEWER,
PART 1, IN THE AMOUNT OF $1880 9766 50 TO DAMSON COR'ST:RUCT ION
OF ANOKA, MINNESOTA.
Motion carried on a Roll Call vote, four ayes.
MOTION was made by Mayor Hunt, seconded by Councilmember Neils,
to adopt RESOLUTION NO. 80411, A RESOLUMN APPROVING
SUPPLEMENTARY AGREEMENT #3 BETWEEN THE CITY A111D INDEPENDENT
SCHOOL DISTRICT #284 FOR DEVELOPMENT OF COMMUNITY PLAYFIELD
FACILITIES AT RIDGEMOUNT JUNIOR HIGH SCHOOL.
Mat i ori carried o.n a Roll Ca 11 vote, tour ayes.
MOTION was made by Councilmember Neils, seconded by
member Davenport, to adopt RESOLUTION N0. 80-02s A
AWARDING BIDS FOR PROJECT 017, PHASE II, RIDGEMOUNT
PLAYF IELD CONSTRUC''ION TO THE FOLLUING:
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RE SO1. 01011 I0. 90-801
ACEPTiNG PrTn"ti'MO
IMPROVEMENTS 'M 11TH
AVE. WEST OF VAGASONE
LANE - item 5-1
RESOLUTION N0. 80-80&
VOWING PRET IM. REPORT
STREET LIGHTING FUR
CEDAR RIDGE:, PLAT TWO
Item 5-F*
RESOLUTION ANO* 80-809
APPRG 4 q'ii T r.
REGION REC PRCCAR F
SERVICE AGREEMENT
Item 5 -Go
RESOLUTION N06 80410
NARDING IT" -17
PROJECT 008 - PART I
PIKE LAKE TRUNK SI'WER
Item S -H-1*
RESOLUTION NO. 80-4811
Ali VING SU .l E V
AGREEMENT #3 WIlK
S.D. #2b4 - RIOGEMOUNT
COMMUM TY PLAYF IEI D
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RESOLUTION MARDING FH77W
COMMUNITY PROJECT 0171 PHASE It
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A. Ve i t A Company, Inc.
R. Hardrtves. Inc.
C. Barber Construction Co.
0. Conservatien Systems. Inc.
E. lee's Landscaping A Nursery
F. Perkins Landscaping Contrs.
G• Perkins Landscaping Contrs.
10,160.00
1 ,085.7g
49,176.00
57,614.00
16,200.00
48, 200.00
27.530.00
965.75
Motion carried on a Roll Call vote, tour ayes.
Manager Willis reviewed the proposal submitted by S.O. 0284
for looping of a water line around Ridgewovnt School for fire
protection purposes. Councilmember Davenport requested the
Special Assessment Committee to consider the proposal and
Hake a recoomwdation to Council.
MITION was made by Countilmember Schneider, seconded by Council -
member Neils, to adopt RESOLUTION N0. 80-813. A RESOLUTION
ADOPTING ASSESSMENT IN THE AMOUNT OF $2,200 FOR STORM SEWER
IMPROVEMENT AT 12916 COUNTY ROAD 15, PID 04-118-22-44-0020.
Motion carried on a Roll Call vote. four ayes.
MOTION was made by Counctlmember Schneider, seconded by Council -
member Mils. t9 adopt RESOLUTION N0. 80-8140 A RESOLUTION
AUTHORIZING REDUCTION OF SITE PERFORMANCE GUARANTEE FOR THE
HAPPY CHEF RESTAURANT LOCATED AT 14370 - 28TH P!.ACE TO $1,000.
Mcition .-drried on a Roll Call vote. four ayes.
MOTION was made by founcilmember Schneider, seconded by Mayor
Hunt, to adopt RESOLUTION NQ. 80-815, A RESOLUTION APPROVING
ICHANGE ORDER NO. 3 FOR PROJECTS 904/004/007, 49TH AVENUE,
51ST AVENUE ANO 10TH AVENUE UTILITIES BY ADDING $33058.00
TO TKE EXISTING CONTRACT PRICE OF S!575,157.75.
Motion carried on a Roll Call vote, four ayes.
MOTION was made by Councilmember Schneider, secondeJ by Couticil-
menber Neils. to adopt RESOLUTION NO, 80.816, A RESOLUTION
APPROVING CHANGE ORDER NO. 2 FOR PROJECT N0. 708, COUNTY ROAD
15 BIKEWAY, BY ADDING $4,575.00 TO THE EXISTING CONTRACT PRICE
OF $329.868.011.
Motion carried on a Roll Call vote. four ayes.
MOTION was made by Counc i lmember Schneider, seconded by Counc i 1 ••
member Neils, to adopt RESOLUTION NO. 80417, A RESOLUTION
AU76 HOR I Z I NG PAYMENT ON R,: QUE ST FOR PAYMENT N0. 3 IN THE AMOUNT
OF $5S,6A5.74 TO NOOLAND ASSOCIATES, INC. 'OR PROJECTS 904,
004 AND OC', 49TH AVENUE.
Notion carried on a Roll Call vote. four ayes.
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RESOLUTION N0. 80-813
ADOPTING i
PROJECT N0. 708
STORM SEWER IMPROVEI4ENT
Item 5-I`
RESOLUTION N0. 80-814
l tir WINi; itF IRCE I1c-
TION FOR HAPPY CHEF
RESTAURANT
Item 5-J•
RESOLUTION N0. 80-815
APS ;XE W'Tt
PROJECTS 904/004/007
49TH AVE.. 51 ST AVE. 3
10TH AVE. UMITIES
Item 5-K-1
RESOLUTION NO. 80-816
0 MR
PROJECT N0. 708
C.R. 15 BIKEWAY
Item 54-2"
RESOLUTION N0. 80417
REQUEST -FOR
PROJECTS 904/004/0(17
49TH AVENUE
Item 5-L-1*
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MJTION was made by Councilmember Schneider, seconftee by Cot;ncii-
wnber Neils, to adopt RESOLUTION NO. 90-818, A Q;.50I.If;10N
AU tiOR I1 CNG PAYMENT ON REQUEST FOR PAYMENT N0. 2 IN THE AMOUNT
OF $118,559.26 TO NORTHDALE CONSTRUCTION, INC... FOR PROJECT N0.
925, CRITER4'ON MPUD UTILITIES.
Notion carried on a Roll Call vote, four ayes.
MOTION was made by Councilrriember Schneider, seconded by Council.
member Neils, to adopt RESOLUTION N0. 80-819, A RESOLUTION
AUTHORIZING PAYMENT ON REQUEST FOR PAYMENT NO. 2 IN THE AMOUNT
OF $17,93.93 TO AMERICAN CONTRACTING COROPORATION FOR FOX
GLEN II, PROJECT N0. 925401.
Motion carried on a Roll (:all vote, four ayes.
MOTION was made by Councilmember Schneider, seconded by Council -
member Neils, to adopt RESOLUTION N0. 804209 A RESOLUTION
AUTHORIZING PAYMENT ON REQUEST FOR PAYMENT N0. 5 IN THE AMOUNT
OF $541•29 TO PSG/APIERICAI: CONSULTING SERVICES FOR PROJECT N0.
951, 1979 SANITARY SEWER TV WORK.
Motion carried on a Roll Call vote, four ayes.
MOTION was made by Councilmember Schneider, seconded by Council -
member Neils, to adopt RESOLUTION N0. 80-8219 A RESOLUTION
AUTHOR IZ 94MG PAYMENT ON PZEQUEST FOR PAYMENT NO. 1 IN THE AMOUNT
OF S69798.11 TO GOPHER ELECTRIC CONTRACTORS, INC. FOR PROJECT
N0. 017, SCHE DoULE 021 ELECTRICAL CGNSTRUCT ION AT LA C(PIPTE
COMMUNITY PLAYFIELD.
Motion carried on a Roll Call vote, Ioor ayes.
MOTION was made by Cour,01member Schneider, seconded by Council -
member Neils, to adopt RESULUTION NO. 90-822, A RESOLUTION
AUTHON IZING PAYMENT ON REQUEST FOR PAYMENT NO. 1 IN THE AMOUNT
OF $266514.54 TO PERKINS LA4DSCAPE CONTRACTORS FOR SEEDING ANrk
SODDING FDR PROX T N0. 017„ COMMUNITY PLAYFIELDS, SCHEDULE G.
Wtion carried on a Roll Call vote, four ayes.
MOTION was made by Councilmember Davenport. seconded by Council -
member Schneider, to adopt RESOLUTION NO. 80-823, A RESOLUTION
AUTHORIZING PAYMENT UN REQUEST FOR PAYMENT N0. 1 AND FINAL IN
THE AMOU?1T OF $224,147.31 TO ALLUD BLACKTOP, INC. FOR 1980
SEALCOAT PROGRAM.
Motion carri,d on a Roll Call vote, four ayss.
MOTION was made by Councilmember Schneider, seconded * Council -
member Neils, to adopt RESOLUTION NO. 80-824. A RESOLUTION IRP -
PROVING DISBURSEMENTS FROM THE GENERAL FUND*, CONSTRUCTION FUND,
UTILITIES FUND, rMA FUND AND SPECIAL ASSESSMENT FUNDS Ih THE
AMOUNT OF $31437,20(.83 FOR PERIOD ENDIN3 SEPTEMBER 303, 1°100.
Motion carried on a Roll Call vete, four ayes.
RESOLUTION flee 80-6
REQUEST
PROJECT N0. 925
CRITERION MPUD UTILITIES
Item 5-L-2*
RESOLUTION PIO. );s1-819
FItWW, f
PROJECT N0. 925 -OC I
FOX GLEN I.
Item 5-L-31
RESOLUTION N0. 8820
REQUEST '' TPNW
PRGJECT N0. 951
1979 SANITA',Y SEWER
TV WORK
Item 5-L-4 4
RESOLUTIW N0.
PROJECT N( 017
COMMUNITY &.AYFIEL
SCMt<DULE o2
Item 5 •L-°
RESOLUTION N0. 80422
1M1MT
PROJECT ri P17
COMMUNIT " PLAYr IF.LDS
SCHEDULE
Item 5411
RESOLUT I0 0. 80-823
V7IM,
1980 !.EA* 7OAf PROGRAM
Item !1-L 1,7
RE5,3Ll1 SON N0. 80-
XF)IM, S
PFRIG,) ENDING 9/30
I MI $44*
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Councilmember Schneider Questioned the Engineer regerdinil communications
between the consulting engineer and the Finance Department with respect
to cash flow requirements for public improvement projeci.s.
MOTION was made by Counc-ilmember Schneider, seconded bp Mayor Vai g
to direct the City Manager to work out a cash flow prcjection for
forecasting payments for public improvement projects.
Motion carried. four ayes.
Manager 4111 -is announced ane aerial platfoim truck oras delivered
Sundety vittvn;rh 4-nd was available for inspection at Fire Station ,fl.
Manager Millis reported Leighton Larsson, developer of Kimberly
Meadows, advised that the local HUD off':R will nct allow the
instillation of garbage dispos'I units in the deve',opment and he
asked council for an exemption for this requirement of the Zoning
Ordinance. Council agreed that the City Zoni rg Ordinance require-
ments should not be revised or modified.
The meeting adjourned at 11:40 p.m.
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