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MINUTES
REGULAR COJNCIL MEETING
April 6, 198'
A reciular meeting of the Plymouth City Council was called to order by Mayor Davenport
at 7:30 p.me in the Ccuncii Chambers of the City Center at 3400 Plymouth Boulevard on
Apri'' 6, 1981.
PRES!'NT: Mayor Davenport, Councilmembers Hoyt, Schneidcr and Threinen, City Manager
Willis, Assistant Manager Boyles, Park Director Blank, Engineer Moore,
Planner Tremere and Attorney Lefler.
ABSENT: Cnunc,ilmember Neils.
COk E4T AGENDA
MOTION was ,Wade by Councilmember Hoyt, seconded by Councilmember CONSENT AGENDA
Threinen, to adopt the items on the consent agenda with the ex- Iters; 4
ception of It an; 7-E-1 A 2, 7-H9 7-R-2 and 8-8.
Motion carriec on a Roll Call vc••e, four ayes.
MINUTES
MOTION was o-.,je by Councilmember Hoyt, seconded by Councilmember MINUTES - REGULA
Threinen, to .epprove the minutes of the March 23, 1931 special COUNCIL MEETING
Council meeting as submitted. Item 5"
Motion carried !n a Roll Call vote, three ayes. Mayor Davenport
abstained.
PUKIC HEARING
Minagor Willis introduced the public hearing to consider the
revonation of the Apple Blossom Inn's On -sale and Off -sale
Non-:,toxicating Malt Liquor and Set Up Licenses. The Manager
renorted Hennepin County ordered the Apple Blossom Inn to cease
operatiooE effective March 12, 1981 for failure to meet thirteen
provi3ion, of the Hennepin County Food Protection Ordinance.
To date, no attempts have been made to bring the premises into
conformance and no application ),as been made for a County food
and beverage license. The County has indicated it is their
understanding that the Apple Blossom Inn is no longer in operation;
therefore, Manager Willis recorvnended that the Council revoke the
On -sale and Off -sale Non -intoxicating Malt Liquor License and Set
Up License issued to Susan Estelle Gore Huckell for the Apple
Blossom Inn,
Mayor Davenport opened the public hearing
No hie chose to speak and the hearing was
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PUBLIC H V I NG
REVOCATIO4 OF ON- AND
OFF -SALE NON.- INTAX.
MALT L;QUOR LICENSE
SET UP LICENSE
APPLE BLOSSOM INN
Item 6
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MOTION was made by Councilmember Schneider, seconded 1. Council -
member Hoyt, to adopt RESOLUTION NO. 91-213, A RESOLU'iON REVOKING
T11E 1980-81 ON- AND OFF -SALE NON-INTGXICATING MALT LIC"10R LICENSE
AND SET UP LICENSE FOR SUSAN ESTFLLE GORE HUCKELL DBA HP%E
BLOSSOM INN based on their failure to meet the standar 's of
the Hennepin County Food Protection Ordinance with vecird to
health and food service and the fact that no applicatirin for
a food and beverage license has been made and the App' Blossom
Inn has ceased business operations,
Motion carried on a Roll Cal' vote, four ayese
PETITIONS, REQUESTS AND COMMUNICATIONS
Manager Willis reviewed the RPUD Concl-apt Plan submittr•1 by Lowry
Hills Construction Company for "Deerhiven" located a' Zachary
Lane and Coiinty Road 10 and noted the Planning Commi 4s i on's
recommendations.
Neil Weber, project architect representing petitioner, responded
toouncil's questions stating Lowry Hills Construction Company
consists of Berrie Barr and Dorothy f,rekelberg, He stated the con-
ditions os 'h_ resciu'ion0 as proposed iy the Dlanni•q Commission,
w"91 be met in the preliminary plat, an -A' he noted th two cancer -ns
peti t i orr %r has regardi na !ens i ty and setbark vari anct s, Mr., Weber
stated the project is proposed to he phased over 2 ;cars and will
coincide with the timing of the :,atiitary sewer,
RESI UT ION NO* Fol -213
RVOKING 980-81
ON- A OFF -SALE NON-
INTOX, MALT LIQUOR
A SET UP LICENS''S
APPLE BLOSSOM INN
Item 6
RPUD CONCEPT PIAN
nEERHAVEN FOR I.OWRY
HILLS CONSTRUCTION CO,
81011) : 1 em ;'-A
Council discussed the al i lnrnent of he public street ,rhich bisects
the plat in relation to the public street in the 111ar-icon hills
aevelopment on the west side of '_achary Lar.e. Counci imember SchneidAr
suggested eliminating that portion of the puhlic st%L-t paralleling
Zachary Lane and the units it ar,%.esses. Mr, Weber ,-epl ied this would
not he ecovornical ly feasible. Counci Ii,iember Schne 'er proposed that
the alignment of the puhlic strut in Harrison Hi' he reviewed
jiving consideratip, to moving the ?nt,,ance onto _hairy Lane to
a lower elevatior ;t,1 acr_essing unite, 16 and 11 Ueerhaver south
of the knoll.
Council discussed t ie 1.:10, of pans <t ion i 1 the o%Stern port i .1n of
that plat along Deerxrood Lane in(i rt,nsidered whc! the seven units
the Planning Commis ion denied co:: d be elimina ed. Mayor Davenport
stated Counci lmembe- Neil! had iu1; lestcd delet i 9 ,snit 013 and deli -
cating that land to Ti:r,beo Shores :'..rk.
Mike Paxton, 11610 - 57th Avenue '1. , dddreise,, he t•anr, i r i onal area
on Deer -wood :_ani stat in(I ,ill resi,lences west of the proposed develel,-
ment are s i nrlle fan:i ly 110'"es a -d he re.lue:.ted ha' they be buf fere,,
with a row of ,'nyle far1ily homes (iIona Dee rwo)d L-, no. Mr, Paxton
stated if s i ngl e -fdmi ly hones ,ire not feasible j 11)rry reerwood Lane,
they would i ike to sept 2-fami ly l.in i r i rtither h(in the 4-- favi ly un i %
proposed i or th,it 1 )car. loo.
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Dick Fssen, 5610 Evergreen Lane, representirg the Vale Hoff H.O.A.,
stated his association has nbjecte(i to the LA -2 guiding for the
Deerhateen area since 1972 and they object to the proposed density
for this development and propose that there should be less than 50
unite to offer Froplar- transition to the LA -1 area. Mr. Esser stated
they believe the entire area shcvld he guided LA -1 to conform with
aflacent deveiorments.
Magor Davenport replied t; -ie density range in an LA -Z district is 3-5
uprits per acre, and the Deerho-en Froposai is at thi low end of the
density. The Mayor staled the Council cannot down zone the land to LA -1.
MOTION was made by Councilmember Hoyt, seconded oy Council.
member Schneider, to adopt RESOLUTION NO. 81-214, APPROVING
Re P.U.D. CONCEPT PLAN FOR LOWRY CONSTRUCTION COMPANY FOR
OEERHAVEN" LOCATED AT ZACHARI LAPIE AND COUNTY ROAD 10 amendiog
Cundition 5 by adding the words U.
S.. and providing for adequate
transition from existing single family homes on the western botin-
dary of the plat by sibstititing duplexes for qiiddri-i-inium units;
adding Condition 11 directing rRAC to revier the Concep?. Pian,
dated January 22, 1981 (revised Feb. 24), w;th respect to the
desirability of acquiring thpl wetland areas of the property as
a nature center and recommerding that unit #18 he lelk ted and
the property dedicated as rarkland in lieu of Par: DFdication
fees; and addivrg Ccwdition 12 requiring the pre!-,Ti^,ar•y plat
to include ,in alt-2 nate for -:wo accesses onto loci iary Lane,
one approx=mately 300 feet r.:r!n of 0e ac:;ess shown, and the
second to provide access on the south cons!dering the alignment
of the public street in the Harrison Nils develolment to the
east and eliminating the "T" inrprsection.
Motion carried )n a Roll C,11 vote, four ayes.
Mr. Weber asked for approval )f variances for setbacks in this
RPUD since the v have been al'owed in other 4PUD'c an the past.
Counci lmeriber Schneid(r stated setback variances were. all. -.)wed
in one RPI)D only to save trees on the site. Mr. 'Weber questioned
Dat type of trensit on will to required on the western boundary
of the plat. Mayor Dave port re;)lied the transition should meet
the City's adopted transition policy.
Manager hillis introduced the concept pans for Mission '+'-11s csnd
Tir:ber Sf ores Ve*ighborhooi "arks and rioted they i nc:orpo'ated rec t-in-
mendatiins from neighborhood residents, PRAC and staff.
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RESOLUTION N0. 81-214
APPROVING R. .U.D.
CONCEPT PLAN FOR
DEERHAVEN - LN) RY
CONSTRUCTION CO.
81011) Item 7-A
Geon % RealmuLo, 11335 - 40th Avenue N. , conimented on thy fol lowing CGNCEPT PLAN FOR
points in the concept plan: i) trail along Zachary Lane will allow MI" ;ION 'ILLS PAQK
people outside the neighborhood occess to the I.rk ars,' tlfiere b.4ouid Item 1-8
he a heilige or some I ype of hamar F-etween the trail ,rnd Zachary Larre
to provide protect i o;, children and hikers- 2) concept plan neo 1 ect s
the wildl;'`e ,urea whi, h residents wifOi to i r•eserve anis plants that wi tl
attract w+ldl!fe should be incorpor),,'ed 3) an irrigation Ulan should
be prov dec for the new pl -4nt i ngs ; 4) parking ar lla should nut exceed four
spaces; Arid ';) the nat,jral shelter of trees are preferable to the prol.olk!'i
shelter.
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Tom Renshaw, 3955 Arrowwood Lane, representing the Mission Hills H.O.A.,
rev nwe tTe results of a neighborhood survey completed in the fall of
1980 in which 90% of the residents were interviewed. We Renshaw stated
at an April 5 meeting of the association's Executive Board, it was recom.
mended that the ba::eball field be eliminated or downgraded to a grassy
field with a natural berm for a back stop since a large field will dominate
tht, small park. We Renshaw also suggested realignment of the trail and
W minatirg the steps accessing the parking lot since they will not allow
acccbs to bikers and the handicapped.
Tom Philstrom, 11340 - 39th Avenue N.. stated he paid a premium for his
of because it abuts the park and he understood -it would remain a natural
area. lie objected to the proposed reshaping of the pond because it elimi-
ates the water on the north side of his property. Mr. Philstrum stated
he does not object to the park development but he would like at least 50`ti
of the park to be preserved as a natural area and would like some considera-
tion given to retaining the wildlife Frea. Mr. Philstrim inquired if the
DNR has reviewed the concept plan. 'payor Davenport replied this is not
an environmentally significant area and is outside the DNR's jurisdiction.
L10 d Olsen, 11415 - 40th Avenue N., objected to cutting down the wi1dl4*fe
p aff'on in the park and asked that the wildlife area not be Jist:urW
until U)e nesting season is ol-er.
Dan Buckle, 11435 - 40th Avenue N., .sated the homeowners in his area,
w ich does not directly abut the park, o not want a formol ballfield
in the park, and prefer an informal grassy firld.
Damon 7arber and Johr Ke kee, Design ConFor' i An comnented on the Concep,
Plan and state—Tc die proposala calls for an ,,til';;mal b,il lfield with an
aglime infield to, facilitate maintenance.
Mr. Buckley stated that residents were concerned that the playfield may
be taken over by adults `.or a practice field if a formal field is con-
structed, He also stated the proposed trail shou'd connect to the tray;
on 46th Avenue and it should be completed to the outlot on 40th Avenue,
Park Director Blank stated the trail will be completed to both these
intersections and southerly to 36th Avenue. He also stated the step,
to the parking lot will" he eliminated in the final plans. Mr. Blank
commented the proposed ballfield will he a playfield, but he feels it
should be orientated to a certain direction so that it will be a safe
area and he recommethded that the ballfield be approved as shown in the
proposed concept plan.
Council!nember Threinen objected to receiving three sets of recommendations
from the consultant, PRAC and staff and stated he feels the plans are not
ready for concept plan stage and shou!d be reviewed again by PRAC.
Council questioned staff about the possibility of providing a barrier
between the trail and Zachary !-ane. Park Director Bl ark replied there
is a 30 ft. right-of-way for the trail and it w4ll be located as far
away from the street as possible.
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MOTION was made by Councilmember Hoy'%-, se;:onded uy
Threinen. to adopt a RESOLUTIO" APPROVING CONCEPT
HILLS NEIGHBORH003 PARK with the inclusion of the
vision fnr eight parking spacoes.
Councilmember
PLAN FOR MISSION
shellter and pro.
Councilmember Hoyt stated, in terms of long-range development, the
shelter is necessary and desi rab-ie and eight parking spaces are a
rA nimum for any type of neighbor -hood group activity.
SUBSTITUTE MOTION was made by Zouncilmember ;'hreinen, seconded by RESOLUTION NO. 81-215
Cnuncilmember x hneider. to adopt RESOLUTION MO, 81-215, A RESOLU-P RRVI G CONCEPT PL N
TION APFROVIW; CONCEPT PLAN FOR. MISSION HILLS NEIGHBORHOOD PARK MISSION HILLS PARK
including the four recommendation. approved by PRAC at their Itcm 7-9
Narch 26 meetIng amending Item 2 to include requirement f)r proof
of parking for four additional parking spaces for suture ure including
one handicapped parking space, and adding Item 5 requiring comple-
tion of the trail along Zachary Lane from ?6th to 40th Avenue.
MOTION TO AMEND was made by Mayor Pavenpc.-t, seconded by Council -
member Threinen, by adding Item 6 provid-.ng an ag-lime infield
for the ballfield.
Motion to amend cilrryed, three ayes. Councilmember Schneider voted
nay.
Motion to adopt Resolution 743. 81-215, as amended, carriod on a
Roll Call votF, three ayes. Councilmember Hoyt •oted nay.
Mayor Davenport stated Council desired the ballfield to be as under-
stated as possible with no adult ballgames scheduled for the field.
Dick Essevi, 5610 Evergreen Lane, representing Va'e Hoff H.O.A.,
stated they do not want: a shelter in the park bit agree with al i
the o. -her recoirinendations of PRAC. He stated the association
disagrees with staff's recommendations regarding access to the
park and park maintenance. They have encol.rayed access to the
park through the Association's property e'.,uttirng the park and
are concerned that any City -developed r:rk ar.cess will encourage
other than neighborhood residents to use the park and will result
in parking on the streets in the area. Mr. Essen also stated they
preferred a gravel trail leading to 0.e lake which would he more
in line with a natural park area, an(, claimei-i it could be as dura-
ble as an asphalt trail if constructed property. He also stated they
wished to see the trail constructed as far to the south as possible.
Councilmember Threinen conmented gravel trails are not accessible to
the handicapped. Mr. '_ssen disagreed.
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CONCEPT PLAN FOR
TIMBER SHORES PARK
Item 7-B
Dr. Duane Sween, 5715 Evergreeen Lane, spoke against the proposed access
in the nort n corner of the park and !,yoke in favor of the PRAC
recommendation for access in the south.
Council discussed how residents of Vale Hoff and Asplund's Oakwood
Shores would access the Dark. Councilmember Schneider stated they
would have ac^ess fo•om the new street on the east. M,nager Willis
stated it is a pubic park and the puhlic have the right to access.
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Mike Paxton, 1161U - 57th Avenue N., stated the present access is adequate
and opposed the proposed access in the north. Mr. Paxton also opposed an
asphalt trail along the lake since it will destroy the vegetation,
Wes Clemens, 5615 N. Evergreen Lane, spoke in favor of leaving the informal
access .n the: north as it is and against a mord formal access at that point
since it may create parking problems.
Ken Searl, 5600 Evergreen Lane, spoke in favor of a gravel trail along the
lake so that this natural area would be restricted to walkers and not en-
courage bikers around the lake. Mr. Searl felt the trail should be located
close to the water line and as far as possible from abutting yards.
MOTION was made by Councilmember Threinen, seconded by Council -
member Schneider, to adopt RESOLUTION NO. 81-2166 A RESOLUTION
APPROVING CONCEPT PLAN FOR TIMBER SHORES NEIGHBORHOOD PARK
including the five recommendations approved by PRAC at their
March 26 meeting,
MOTION TC AMEND was made by Councilmember Schneider, seconded
by Mayor Davenport, by adding Item 6 deleting the proposed shelter.
Motion to amend f.3iled, two ayes. Councilmembers Hoyt and Threinen
voted nay.
Motion to adopt Resolution No. 81-216, carried on a Roll Call vote,
four ayes.
Council recessed from 9:45 to 9:515 p.m.
MOTION was made by Councilmember Schneider, seconded by Council -
member Threinen, to adopt RESOLUTION NO. 81-217, A RESOLUTION
APPROVING CONCEPT PLAN FOR ZACHARY PLAYFIELD SHELTER.
Motion carried on a Roll Call vote, four ayes.
RESOi CTION N0. 81-216
0MVING COREPT PLN
TIMBER SHORES PARK
I tem 7-2
RESOLUTION NO. 81-217
APPRNING C CE AN
ZACHARY PLAYFIELD
SHELTER - Item 7-C
Manager Willis introduced the site plan for First Bank -Plymouth SITE PLAN FOR
located between Highway 55 and Plymouth Boulevard at 34th Ave. N. FIRST BANK -PLYMOUTH
81006) Item 7-D
Vern Wilcox, representing First Bank System, Minneapolis, replied
to Cc! jnci s questions regarding the building materials and eleva-
tion of the building in relation to the Plymouth City Center.
Mr. Wilcox stated the bui',ding will be constructed of white limestone.
William C. Anderson, arch tact, displayed plans showing views of the
bu T-ding from several lo;.,tions,
Mr. Wilcox requested Council to a, -)prove a four-sidedsign
20 ft. high which will be 10 ft. i%elow the roof line of
He stated the four-sided cube wou'd be visible from all
Mr. Wilcox also requested larger directional signs.
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the building.
access points.
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MOTION was made by Councilmember Schneider, seconded by Council -
member Hoyt, to adopt RESOLUTION NO. 81-2180 APPROVING SITE PLAN
FOR FIRST BANK -PLYMOUTH LOCATED BETWEEN HIGHWAY 55 AND PLY14OUTH
BOULEVARD AT 34TH AVENUE NORTH a.m nding Condition 5 by adding
the fallowing after the words "long term survival": "and to
enhance the sight line of the City Center building;"
Motion cerried on a Roll Call vote, four ayes.
Mayor Davenport expressed concern about proof of parking for
Phase II of the bank.
Mayer Davenport requested Council to consider Items 8-A and 8-F
on the agenda -to accommodate the interested parties in attendance.
RESOLUTION
NO. 81-218
APPOVING SITE PIAN
FIRST BANK-PLYMO'u'H
81006) item 7-D
Manager Willis introduced a pruposal for prcceeding with feasibility
determination, and acquisition of land for subsidized elderly and/or
family housing in Plymouth utilizing allocated Community Development
Block Grant (CDBG) funds and noted the proposal was reviewed earlier
by the Housing anO Redevelopment Authority (HRA) and recommended for
approval.
MOTION was made by Councilmember Hoyt, seconded by Councilmember
Threinen, to adopt RESOLUTION NO. 81-219, A RESOLUTION DIRECTING
STAFF TO PROCEED WITH SITE ACQUISITION AND/OR HOUSING ASSISTANCE
PROGRAM PLANNING FOR DEVELOPMENT OF LOW TO MODERATE INCOME SUB-
SIDIZED HOUSING USING ALLOCATED COMMUNITY DEVELOPMENT BLOCK
GRANT FUNDS amending final paragraph by adding the words "as
initiated by the NRA."
Motion carried on a Roll Call vote, four- ayes.
Councilmember Schneider stated that Councilmember Neils suggested
considering the 53 acre Belgarde parcel for acquisition. Council -
member Hoyt stated the HRA has given first priority to a Downtown
Plymouth site and objected to adding a ;ite that has not been re-
viewed by the HRA.
Mark Eckes, representing Plymouth senior citizens, spoke in
of the Downtown °lymouth site for elderly or family housing
agreed with the other locations proposed if that site does n
out. He stated HUD officials require that the site provide
facilities and transportation. Mr. Eckes stated he will be
to continue working with HUD and staff in the site selection
Manager Willis reviewed the report on Metro Mobility which
proposes to expand the project service area to include
Plymouth, noting the State is not going to be able to
continue to fund this operation and the City will eventually
have to pick it up to be funded through property taxes in
the future. Councilmember Hoyt stated the Plymouth Human
Rights Conunission should evaluate this proposal for Council.
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COBG HOUSING
ASSISTANCE PROGRAM
Item 8-A
RESOLUTION NO. 81-219
APPROVING FEASIBI
LITY STUDY FOR
0115 I NG ASS I STANC
PROGRAM W/CDBG FUNDS
Item 8-A
favor
and
of work
shopping
pleased
process.
METRO MOBILITY REPORT
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NOTION was made by Councilmember Threinen, seconded by Council -
member Schneider, to refer the Mn,r'MT Report on Metro Mobility
to the Human Rights Commission foif, evaluation.
SUBSTITUTE NOTION was made 5y Councilmember Hoyt, seconded by
Councilmember Threinen, referring the issue of Metro Mobility to
the Human Rights Commission for study and possible recoamendations
with the direction that they look at the pragmatic impact of the
program on Plymoeth in view of the philosophical considerations of
extending the service and the short and long term erorn3mics consider-
ing the possibility of continued State funding or the possibility of
local funding and determine the cost/henefit to Plymouth residents.
Substitute motion carried, four ayes.
Councilmember Threinen expressed concern that the petitioner
be aware of where the sanitary surer is ctvning from and of
the required easements for right-of-way to access, Parcel Be
Dale Grave, petitioner, stated he is aware of how unitary
suer service is to be provided to botl parcels arid of the
easement requirements for right-of-way.
MOTION was made by Counc;lnember Threinen, recon;4ed by Council -
member Hoyt, to adopt RESOLUTION N0. 81-220, A R:..SOLUTION
APPROVING SUBDIVISION VARIANCE FOR LOT DIVISION JF PLATTI•D
LAND ON THE EAST SIDE OF QUEENSLAND LANE ACROSS FROM 125
QUEENSLAND LANE FOR DALE GRAVE.
Motion carred on a Roll Call %ote, four ayes.
MOTION was made by Councilmember Threinen, seconded by Council -
member Hoyt, to adopt RESOLUTION N0. 81-221, A RESOLUTION
SETTING CONDITIONS RELATING TO AND TO BE MET PRIOR t0 FILING
OF LOT DIVISION FOR DALE GRAVE.
Moti)n carried on a Roll Call vote, four ayes,
Councilmember Threinei, questioned Engineer Moore about access
to Earl Grave's lots at 540 Queensland Lanes. The Engineer re-
plied only one-half the right-of-way for 6th Avenue was dedi-
cated at the time Wayzata Farmsteads was 11 atted, and if Parcel
A is further subdivided, access must come from either 6th Avenue
or the south. Councilmember Threinen inquired how that land will
be accessed if 6th Avenue is vacated. c.1gineer Moore replied if
it is vacated, it will go to Parcel A, alid if access must be pro-
vided in the future, it must be entirel,tj on that parcel.
MOTION was made by Counci lmenber Threiren, seconded by Council -
member Hoyt, to adopt RESOLUTION NO. 81-222, A RESOLUTION
APPROVING LOT DIVISIO4 FOR EXISTING PL1TTED LOPS FOR EARL
GRAVE AT 540 QUEENSLAND LANE.
Motion carried on a Roll Call vote, four ayes.
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LOT DIVISION FOR
DALE GRAVE (80064 )
Item 7-E-1
RESOLUTION N0. 81-220
APPROVIN SUFIVI-ST00ti
VARIANCE FOR LOT
DIVISION -GALE GRAVE
800E4) Item 7-E-1
RESOLUTION N0. 81-221
SETTING CONDITIONS
FOR LOT DIVISION
r F•LF GRAVE (801164)
ten 7-E-1
LOT DIVISION FOR
EARL GRAVE (81015)
Item 7-E-2
RESOLUTION N0. 81-222
T R(1 ING LOT DI SI
FOR EARL GRAVE (81015
I:em 7-E-2
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MOTION was made by Counci1mernl.ter Thre. peen, seconded by Council- RESOLUTION N0. 81 3
member Hoyt, to adopt RESOLUTION NO. 81-223, A RESOL010N 3r NG NDI
SETTING CONDITIONS RELATING ?'O AND TO BE MET PR OR TO TI..ING FOR LOT DIVISION
LOT DIVISION FOR EARL GRAVE. EARL GRkVF (81015)
Iter: 7-E-2
Moticn ca-ried on a Roll Call vote, four ayes.
MOTION was made by Councilrember Schneider, s.eccnL;er* INy I.-ouricil- RESOLUTION N0. 81 -?2.1
MEMBER Hoyt, to adopt RESOLUTION NO. 81-224, A RES',:111'10'1 AWARDING ArRACT'_NARDI GG CONTtOR'
CONTRACT FOR CITY EMPLOYEES GROUP LIFE INSURANCE AIND (,ROU' MEDICAL City EMPLOYEES GROUP
AID DENTA!. STOP -LOSS iNSUPAN0% FOR T1iC Yr,4 '481-82 10 THE SAFECO LIFE INSURANCE AND
I.IFE INSURANCE COMPANY IN ACCOPO.ANCE WITH 'THI:iR PROPOSAL nATE-) GRnUP MEDICAL/DENTAL
I %R':H 269 1181, i ten 7-F
Motion : a rr i ed on a Roll ual l vote, four aye-;.
14CTION was ivadr by Cuun-Jimember Schnride^, seconded by Council- RESOLUTION NP, 81-225
member Hoyt, to adopt F47SOLUTION NO, 81-22.5, A ):ESOLUTION Ail rHORIZIN *l AN SF E R
AUTHORIZING THF TRANSFI'R OF FUNDS IN THE AMOJNT ;;F $41746 01' FUNDS FROM GROUP
FROM THE ;;ROUP KiNTAL ACCOUNT TO THE RESERVE FOR INSJRANCE H#)S':ITAL/SURGICAL
CLAIMS ACCOUNT WITH TPF RALA`!CF OF THE RESERVE ACCOUNT TO BE AND DENTAL INSURANCE
MA;NTAINE1 AT 25% OF "'HE ESTIMATED CLAIMS FOR THE FOLLOWING. ACCOUNT i'O RESERVE
YEAR BY ANNUALLY TRAN3,'ERRI'1G THE NECFSSAR" FUNDS FROM THE FOR INfORANCE C'_AIMS
GROUP HOSPifALI;;;°r::('h AMC THE GROUP DENTAL ACCOUNTS. Item -F
Notion carried on a Roll Call vote, tour ayes.
MOTION was .nage I:y .'ouncilmember Schneider, seconded by Council- RESOLUTION N0. 81-2",6
member Hoyt, o accpt RESOLUTION No. 81-226, A RESOLUTION iCFPRO II NG ENSI N
APPROVING EXT[:'N','.)N TO THE PRESENT CONTRACT TO EMPLOYEE F NEFl T I''. PRESENT CONTRACT
ADMINISTRATION COmPANY TO ASSIST THE CITY STAFF IN ADMINIS7A,%'ON TG EMPLOYEE BENEFIT
OF ITS SELF -1 NSI)RANCE DENTAL PROGRAM. ACM I N I STRAT I ON CO,
I'_Em 7'-F
Mot -,on carried on a Roll Call vote, four ayes.
MOTION was mace )y Coui rJlmember Hoyt, seconded by Councilmember RESOLUT'.ON NO, 81-227
Threinen, to -idcpt RESOL'JTION NO, 81-22i, A RESOLUTION AUTHORIZING TRA N RRING FUNDS
THE TRANSFER OF BUNDS IN THE AMOUNT Or $306,26^ FROM THE UTILITY FROM UTILITY TRUNK
TRUNK FUND TO TAE '066 SP,.T.IAL ASSES':MENT FIX, BA:iCII ON THE FUND YO SPECIAL
ADOPTED AMORTI,'.ATI(.,:! S01EDCLE. ASSCSSMENT 3OND FUND
I t ew 11-G*
Motion carried or a kc,! 1 Call vote, four ,.ey(!;.
MOTION was male by Ca(incil,nemh%r Iloyt, seconded h COUncilmen,;)er RESOLUTION NO% 8'-2213
Threi nen, to a iopt tESCh.LIT I I'N 14. 81-22-11, % RF SItLL, I I ON AJ rI1,1R I Z' NG AP')ROVING EXECV71ION
THE MAYOR ANS) CITY MANA'lER TO [I I'TE THE :.ONTRACTS '- R FCOERAL OF FEDERAL AND STATE
I,AiJCON AND SfATC MATCHING FIliVDS "'PANTS Fr,, 'IiE DFVEL+)r'NENT OF PARK GRANTS rOR EAST
fAST MEDICINE LAME REACH, 4FDICINE LAKE REA.H
I Lem 7-H
Motion Larried on a 1:'oll tall vitt., thin? aIics. Ccunc11memher
Schneider voted .idy,
Couri ilmerber Schne'..ier stated he rel Teves Prot enough Plymouth
residents use this Dark to justify the exhe!iditure of chesc run.ls,
102-
i
Rec.ul ar Council Meeting
April E, 1981
Page! 103
MOTIOM was -n?de by Counci1,ire;nher Hoyt, seconded by Councilmember
reirien, to adopt RESOLI;TION NO, 81-2299 A RESOLUTION AUTI?'RIZING
IIE tom,"^p AND CITY MANAGER TO EXECUTE THE LICENSE AGREEMENT WITH
riL rMIGAr.,-, ,;;;,, NOZTEi',4ESTERN TRANSPORTATION CO. FOR THE CONSTRUC-
TION AND OpERATIO"i rF A STORM SEWER FORCE MAIN ON THE RAILROAD'S
RIGHT-OF-WAY.
Motion c,rried on , Roll Call vote, four ayes.
Engineer Moore responded to Council's questions regarding the
contract with, Professional Services Group, Inc. to conduct an
Infiltration/Inflow (I/I) Analysis on the City's sanitary sewer
systen. Tne Engineer stated approval frog the Minnesota Pollu-
tion Control Agency has just been received and work will proceed
immed?ate'y, but progress will depend on the amokint of rainfall.
MOTION was made by Councilmember Schneider, seconded by Council-
mernbe-- Hoyt, to adopt RES01-9T I ON NO. 81-2139, A RES9LU-1 i ON
APPROVING PROFESSIONAL SERVICES AGRELMENT, INFILTRATION/INi!_OW
ANALYSIS, DOCUMENT N0, 020?81, WITH PROFESSIONAL SERVICES G;OJP,
INC. (P,S.(;.),
Mction carried on a Roll C.iII vote, four ayes.
MOTION was made by rouncilmember Schrinider, seconded by Council -
member Threinen, 'o adopt RESOLUTION NO. 81-231, 1. RESOLUTI('iq
AMENDING E%'GINE'ERING SERVICES AGREEMENT WITH STRG/,R-ROSCOE, INC,
Mo•io,l caeried on a Roll Call vote, four ayes.
MOTION was made by Councilmember Schneider, :econd.d by Council
member Hoyt, to adopt RESOLUTION NO, 81-232, A RES.1LU1'l()'N
AWARDING !il1 FOR PURCHASE. OF ONE. NEW 2100 GALLON C4PfkCI7Y
STREET FLUS' ER TO BORCHERT-INGERSOLL, INC. IN THE ANOUNIT
OF $45.017 AND AUTHORIZING CITY MANAGER '0 ENTF_R I^:TIS 4
CONTRACT F R THE PURCHASE: OF THIS EQUIPMI •tT.
Motion carried on a Roll C01 vote, thr,.e ayes. Counc i 1 member
Threinen abstained.
MOTION was made h.y Counc-ilmember Schneider, seconded by Courrcil-
mPmher Hoyt, to adopt RESOLUTION NO. 81-2339 A RESI)LUTI(iN
AUTHORIZING INSTALLATION OF NO PARKING ANY TIME SIuNS C#N
34TH AVENUE FROM EASI MEDICINE LAKE DRIVE TO WELLINS TON I_ANF.
Motion carried on a Ro'l Call vote, four ayes.
Jim Raabe, petitioner, stated the residents in the area wish to
have the signs instal ',ed and are aware they will not be able to
park in the street.
All
103-
RESOLUTION N0. 81-220,
WROV ING LICENSE .
AGREEMENT W!CdICAGG
NORTHWESTERN R.R.
PROJECT N0. 606
Item 1-1*
INFILTRATION/INFLOW
ANALYSIS STUDY
Item 1-J
RESOLUTI)N N0. 81-230
APPROVING PROFESSIONAL
SERVICES AGREEMENT FOR
INFILTRATION/INFLOW
ANALYSIS STUDY
Item 7 -J
R':StJLUTION N0, 81-231
AMENDING E:NGINEER!NG
Er!I'ICES AGREEMENT W/
STR;AR-ROSCOE, INC.
Item 7-Y,
RESOLUTION N0. 61-232
AWAP.D I NG BID FOR
PURCHASE OF STREET
FLUSHER
Item 7-L
RESOLUTION 140,
AUTHOt I Z I'1 NO DAi 1 i-1
SIGNS ON 34TH AVENUE
F, MEDICINE LAKE DRIVE
TO WELLINGTON LANE
Item 7-M
Regular Council Meeting
April 6, i981
Page 104
MOTION was made by Councilme+ber Hovt, seconded by Councilmember
Threinen, to adopt RESOLUTIO N0, 8i-2346 A RESOLUTION RECEIVING
PETITION AND ORDERING PREPAR. 'ION OF REPORT FOR STREET LIGHTING
FOR GLEN ECHO LAKE ADDITION.
Notion carried on a Roll Cal' vote, four ayes.
MOTION was made by Counci'Imei,ber Hoyt, seconded by Councilmember
Threinen, to adopt RESCLU71OW NO. 81-235, A RESOLUTION ORDERING
PUBLIC HEARING ON THE PROPOS`.!') VACATION OF A PORTION OF ';TREET
EASEMENT WEST OF FERNBROCK LANE AND SOUTH OF 27TH AVENUE.
Motion carried on a Roll l:eil vote, four ayes.
MOTION was made by Councilmemhzr Hoyt, seconded by Counl:i]member
Threinen, to adop- RESOLDfION NO. 81-2361 A RESOLUTION JROiRING
PUBLIC HEAR14C ON THE PROPOSED VACATION OF A FOORTICN Of MINMESOTA
LANE IN CHRISTIANSEN'S PARKER'S LAKE 3RD ADDITION.
Motion carries on a Roll Rall vote, four ayes.
MOTION was mad,u- by Councilmen, er Ficyt, seconded by Counci lmember
Threinen, to adopt RISOLLri i "!0, 81-2379 A RCSOLUT1ON APPROVING
CHANGE ORDER NO, 1 FOR PROJEC' 017, COMMUNITY PLAYFIELD IMFROVE-
11ENTS, PHASE I% SC4EDULE F, IELETING 52,000 FROM THE. EXISTING
C9NTRACT PRICE OF $413920C.
Motion cair;ed on aloll Call vote, tour ayes.
MOTION was made by C i jnc i 1 member Hoyt, seconded by Ca unc i 1 me,liber
Threinen, to adept RE :OLUTION NO. 81-238, R RESOLUTION APPROVING
CHANGE ORDER NO$. 4 FOR PROJE.C, N0, O1', COMMUNITY PLAYFIELO
SHELTERS, ADDING $1,391.50 1'0 THE PREVIOUS CONTRACT PRICE OF
5.400.
Motion carried on a Roll Call cote, four ayes,
MOTION was made by Coonc i 1 me nb.r Hoyt, seg onded by Cot ^ - i 1 member
Threinen, to adopt RESnLJTION N0, 81-2391 4 RESOLJTION APPROVING
CHANGE ORDER N04 5 FOR RNDJECY NO. 017, CONMUN 17 Y PLAYF IF.Ln
SHELTERS, ADDING $599.04 TO ThE PREVIOUS C(jNTRA(7' PRICE OF
316,701.50.
R)tion carried on a Rol Call bate, four ayes.
MOTION wa : made by F-,ur;c: i l nems: •2r Hoyt, sec.en;, 1 by Council member
Thv-eine, to .1dopt RESOLUTION N). 81-2400 A RF_S 1LUTION AUTHORIZING
PAYMENT ON REVi'ES1' FOR PAYMEN- NO, 5 IN THE Ay'UNT OF $10,086.72
r0 ELECTRIC REPAIR AND CONSTRUCTION FOR PROJEC' 017, COMMUNITY
PLAYFIELnS, SCHEDOLF D-10
tion carried on a Roll Call vote, four ayes.
104-
RESOLUTION N0, 8
ORDERING REPORT FOR
STREET LIGHTW
GLEN ECHO LAKE AWN,
Item Y -N*
RESOLUTION NO. 81-23
ORKRING-PU9L If
HEARING - STREET
VACATION - 26•H AVE.
AT FERNBROOK LADE
Item 7-0-1*
RESOLUTION N0. P`-236
b fl i urn -IC,
HEARING - ST!'%'rEtT VAL .
TION - MIN tESOTA LANL
PARKER'S LAKE R;_) AL; Ne
Item 7-0-2y
RESOLUTION N0, 81-23!
PPR 5 F1 NG C'fANGE IR EER
PROJECT N0, 017
COMMUNITY PLAYFI
PHASE II - SCHED F
Item 7-P-1*
RF;OLUTION N04 81-238
APPR I CH NC ROEt2
PROJECT N0, 017
COMMUNITY PLAYFIELDS
SMELTERS
Item 7-P-2*
RESOLUTION NOo 81-239
APPRM NG CHARGE ORDER
PROJECT N0, 017
COMMUNITY PLAYFIELDS
SMELTERS
Item 7••P-3*
RESOLU'f ION N,'l, 81-240
11EQUtSTT. r.zP. ^RAYMFNT
PROJI*CT NO, 011
111/1/11 1I TY PLAYF I
SC,HEDULE 0-1
Item 7-il-1*
Regular Council Meeting
Aori 1 6, 1981
Page 105
MOTION was made by Counci 1 mta.her Hoyt, seconded by Counci 1 meinber
Threinen, to adopt RESOLU1ION N0, 81-241, A RESOLUTION AUTHORIZING
PAYMENT ON REQUEST FOR PAYMENT NO. 5 IN THE AM09PI-T CF '42,623.22 TO
GOPHER ELECTRIC CONTRACTINC,, INC. FOR PROJECT 017, COMMUNITY PLAY -
FIELDS, SCHEDULE D-2.
Motion carried on a Roll !..3!1 vote, four ayes.
MOTION was made by Co;:ncilmember Hoyt, seconded by Councilmember
Threinen, to adopt RESOLUTION NO. 81-242, A RESOLUTION AUTHORIt'N1j
PAYMENT ON REQUEST FOR PAYMENT N0. 7 IN THE AMOUNT OF $10,179.61
TO HOFFMAN ELECTRIC COMPANY FOR PROJECT 017, COMMUNITY PLAYFIELDS,
SCHEDUI.r 0-3.
Motion carried on a Roll Cell vote, four ayes.
MOTION was made by Counc i l merriber Hoyt, seconded by Counci 1 meriber
T'ireinen, to adr:pt RESOLUTION NO. 81-243, A RESOLUTION AUTH041ZING
PAYMENT ON REQUEST FX PAYMENT NO, 7 IN THE AMOUNT OF $29,064,83
TO HOFFMAN ELECTRIC COMPANY FOR PROJECT 017, OMMUNITY PLAYFIELDS,
SCHEOU,E 0-40
Motion carred on a R,-11 Call vete, four ayes.
MOTION ria: made by Councilmember th yt , seconded by Counci 1 member
Threinen, to adept RESOLUTION NO. 81-2449 A RESOLUTION W'HORIZING
PAYMENT ON REQUEST FOR PAYMENT N0. 2 IN THE AMOUNT OF $21,054,34
TO CONSERVATION SYSTEM';, INC, FOP. PROJECT O11, COMMUNITY PLAYFIEDS,
SCHEDULE 0, PHASE II.
Motion carried on a ,loll Ca!l vote, four ayes.
MOTION was made by Councilmember Hoyt, seconded by Councilmember
Threinen, to adopt RESOLUTION 040. 31-2451 A RESOLUTION AUTHORIZING
PAYMENT ON REQUEST FOR PAYMENT ;VO. 7 IN THE AMOINT OF $1,414.82 TO
R.C. DAHLSTROM, INC. FOR SHELTERF AT .HE COMMUNITY PLAYFIELDS,
OJECT 011.
Motion carried on a Roll Call vote, four ayes.
MOTION was ,Wade by Councilmember Hoyt, seconded by Counc:lmember
hreinen, to adopt RESOLUTION NO. 81-246, A RESOLUTION AUTHORIZING
AYMENT ON RE`)UEST FOR PAYMENT N0, 3 IN THE k"OU?IT %'F $261,Jb3.98
0 DAWSON CONSTRUCTION COMi'ANY FOR PROJECT 008, P i ff LAKE AREA
R11 -11K SEWER, FART 1.
Motion carried in i Roll Call vote, fo..ir aves.
MOTION was made by Counci lmeober Iloyt, seconded by C+aunci lmember
Threinel,. t^ acopt RESOLUTION NO. 31-247, A RCSOLUr17N AUTHORIZING
PAYMENT ON REQUEST h ;R PAYMENT N0, 7 I`1 TiIE AMOUF;T x.11' $41,676,01
TO NODLAND ASSOCIATES, INC, FOR PRn.urs 904, 004 A'ID :101, 49TH
AVE . , 71ST AVC . , AND l OT 11 AVE*
Mot un Cdrried oo a Roil Call Mute, four ayes.
105-
RESOLUTION N0. 81-241
REQUEST FOR PAYMENT
PROJECT 40. 017
COMMUNITY PLAYFIELDS
CHEOULE. 0-2
Item '41-2*
RESOLUTION N04 81-242
REQUEST FOR PAYMENT
PROJECT N0. 017
COMMUN'TY PLAYFIELDS
SCHEDULE 0-3
Item 7-Q-3*
RESOLUTION NO. 81 .2.43
FROJE :T N0. 017
COMMUNITY PLAYF Z ELI'"
SCHEDULE 0-4
Item 7-Q-4*
RESO'.UTION N0. 81-244
REQUj 1T FOR PAYMF'fT
PROJi.CT NO. 017
CIMMJNITY PLAYFIELDS
SCHEDULE G - PHASE II
Iter -..-Q-5*
RE S_ULOT I ON NO. 81-245
REQUEST VOR PAYMENT
PRO,JE:Cf NO. Oil
COM!MU\ITY PLAYFIELDS
SHE L T"' S
Item 1-Q-6*
RESOLUTION N0. 81-:4b
Rf_,'UfSTFOR P YM -ENT
PROJECT NO, 008
1111,E LAKE AREA TPUNK
EWER, PART 1
tem ?-Q-7*
P(.SOLJTIJN NO. 111-24_7
REQUL"ST TOR PAYMENT
66jECrs 904/00-1/00i
41TH AVC., 51ST AVE..
IOTII NVE .
1 -'em ?-Q-8*
Regular Council Meeting
Apri' C, 1981
Page 105
MOTION was ie -:de by Councilmember Hoyt, seconded )y Councilmember P17SOLUTION N0. 81-249
MOTION was made by Councilmenber Hoyt, seconded t.: Councilmember RESOLUTION N0. 8 B
Threinen, to adopt RESOLUTION N0. 81-2489 A RESWITION A.'ITHORIZING RLONrST FOR- PAY 95PAYMENTONREQUESTFORPAYMENTN0. l IN THE AMOU" " OF 55.173.51 rO PROJECT N0, 113
CONTRACTING SERVICES, INC. FOR PROJECT N0. 113, FINETREE MIDO;-E PINETREE MIDDLE POND
POND DREDGING,
SANITARY SEWER.
DREDGING
Item 7-Q-9+
MOTION carriod on a Roll Call vote, four ayes.
ayes.
MOTION was ie -:de by Councilmember Hoyt, seconded )y Councilmember P17SOLUTION N0. 81-249
Threinen, to adopt RESOLUTION NO. 81-249, A RESL_UTION AUTHORIZING lft UEST FOR PAYMENT
PAYMENT ON REQUEST FOR PAYMENT N0, 3 AND FINAL l:l THE AMOUNT OF RP 1jECT NOS. 920/009
2,768*59 TC ORTHDALE CONSTRUCTIGN 1-0., INC. F(Yi PROJECT NOS. TURTLE LAKE/HARBOR LN,
970 AND 009, TURTLE LAKE AND HARBOR LANE SANITARY SEWER. SANITARY SEWER
Item 7-Q.-10
Motion ca rriel on a Roll Call vote, four ayes.
MOTION was ma4p. by Councilmember Iloyt, seconded by Councilmember RESOLUTION N0. 81-250
Threinen. to adopt RESOLUTION NO, 81-250, A RESOLUTION APPROVING TSG _R 8AGt 0511 RS
AFIPLICAT16NS FOR RENEWAL OF GARBAGE HAULERS LICENSES FOR A ONE- LICENSES
YEAR PERIOD ENDING MARCH 31, 1982 FOR BALDY SANITATION, BLOCK Item 7-R-)•
SANITATION$ BROWNING -FERRIS IND., CLEANWNY SANITATION, DAVE'S
SANITATION, EDEN PRAIRIE SANITATION, HILGER TRANSFER, INC.,
G.D. LaPLANT SANITATION, INC., NISTLER RUBBISH REMOVAL, RANDY'S
SANITATION, SCHLR!R SANITATION, SHOBE R SONS DISPOSAL SERVICE,
SUNRISE SAAITATI.ON, VILLAGE SANITATION, INC. AND WOOOLAKF
SANITARY SERVICE.
Motion c,rrried on a Roll Call vote, four ayes.
MOTION was made by C.iuncilmember Schneider, seconded by Council- RESOLUTION N0. 61-251
member Hoyt, to adept RESOLUTION NO. 81-251. A RESOLUTION
r'' (
OV ING PEDT)LERS,
APPROVING PEDDLERS, SILICITORS AND TRANSIENT MERCHANTS LICENSE LiCITORS A TRANSIENT
FOR JOHN HARRY NYSTRM FOR THE SALE OF MEXICAN IMPORTS FROM A MERCHANTS LICENSE
TRUCK LCCArFD AT THE STANDARD STATION ON XENIUM LANE AND HWY, JOHN NYSTROM
55 FOR A PERIOD FROM APRIL 6, 1981 TO DECEMBER 31, 1981, Item 7-R-2
Motion carried on a Poll Call vote, three ayes. Mayor Davenport
abstained.
REPORTS OF OFFICERS, BOARDS AND COMMISSIONS
MilT1ON was made y Cooncilmember Hoyt, seconded by Mayor (Davenport, RESOLUTION N0. 81-252
to adopt RESOLUTION NO. 81-2521, r, REsni,UTION APPROVING A PULICY ROVING O'ICY POR
PROVIDING FOR THE ROUTINE PAYMENT OF PERIODIC PAYMENTS TO CON- PERIODIC PAYMENTS TO
TRAITORS amending the resolution by inserting the word "construe- CONTRACTORS
tion' in paragraph 4 atter th- words payments due". Item 8-8
Motior; carried on a Roll Call rote, four ayes.
MOT!')N was made by Councilmember Hoyt, seconded by Councilmember RESOLUTION N0._81 3
Thrvinon, to adopt RESOLUTION NO, 81-253, A RESOLUTION ADOPTING ADOPTING 0F:VISI00
R VIJl' IS TO THk cITY'S INSURANCE PROGRAM POLICY. CITY'S INSURA11ICE
PROGRAM POLICY
Motion carried rin a Roll Call vote, four ayes. Item 8-C
lOb-
I
Regular Council
April 6, 1981
Page 107
Meeting
MOTION was made by Mayor Davenport, seconded by Ceuncilmember
Schneider, to adopt ONDINANCE NO. 81-06, AN ORDINANCE XMENDING
SECTION 810 OF THE PLIMOUTH CITY CODE RELATIVE TO WEED CONTROL.
Motion carried on a Roll Call vote, three ayes. Counciimcmber
Schneider voted nay.
Council accepted the Manager's report on Revenue Sources and
Budgetary Constraints dated April 3, 1981,
MISCELLANEOUS
ORDINANCE 90. 81 -Oe
AMENDING SECTION 810
PLYMOU?H CITY CODE
RE WEED CONTROL
Item 8-D
REP^RT ON REVENUE
SOURC=S AND
BUDGETING CONSTRAINTS
Item 8-G
Council reviewed the agenda for the joint Council/School District JOINT COUNCIL/
No. 284 meeting schedule for April 7, 1981. S.D. 284 MEETING
Mayor Davenport announced the Elm Creek Watershed District's ELM CREEK WATERSHED
Annual Meeting is being held on Tuesday, May 5. ANNUAL MEETING
Councilmember Schneider reported he has received cells
4 -wheel drive vehicles leaving r its and dumping garbage
develonnents under construction in the Citv.
The meeting adjourned at 11:20 p.m.
regarding
in new
City Clerk