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A regular meeting of the
Neils at 7:30 p.m. in the
Boulevard on May 4, 1981.
MINUTES
REGULAR COUNCIL MEETING
May 4, 1981
Plymouth City Council was called to order by Acting Mayor
Council i;hambers of the City Center at 3400 Plymouth
PRESENT: Acting Mayor Neils, Councilmembers Schneider and Threinen, City Manager
Willis, Assistant Manager Boyles, Engineer Moore, Planner Tremere, Finance
Director Ricker and Attorney Lefler. Mayor Davenport arrived .it 8:5D p.m.
ABSENT: Councilmember Hoyt.
CONSENT AGENDA
HOTlnN wac made by Councilmember Scl.ael ler, seconded by Council- CONSENT AGENDA
member Threinen, to adopt the items on k"he consent agenda with Item 4
the exception of 8-I.
Motion carried on a Roll Call vote, three eyes.
MINUTES
MOTION was made by Counc i lme4nber Schneider, seconded 5y Council- MINUTES - SPECIAL
member Threinero,, to approve the minutes of the April 27, 1981 COUNCIL MEETING
special Council meeting as submitted. APRIL 27, 1981
Item 5*
Motion carried on a Ro'll Call vote, three ayes.
1981 GENERAL OBLIGATION IMPROVEMENT BOND SALE
Acting Mayor Neils announced that the meeting was convened for
the consideration of the bids which had been rece,ved for the
purchase of $2,625,000 General Obligation Improvement Bonds of
1981, as advertised for sale. The City Clerk presented affidavits
showing publication of notice of sale in the official newspaper
and in Commercial West, a financial paper published in Minneapolis,
Minnesota, which affidavits were examined and found satisfactory
and ordered placed on file.
The City Clerk presented the sealed bids which had been received
prior to the time specified in the notice of sale, which were then
opened dnd tabulated. The bids were as follows:
Net interest
Cost A Rate
Bancnorthwest, Dain Bosworth, Inc., $1,588,415.00
and First. National Bank of St. Paul 9.5439%
Piper, Jaffray R Hopwood, Inc., $116291463.50
Allison Williams Company 9.1902%
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Item 6
Price
BOND SALE
S215931000.00
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Philip Chenoweth, representing Ehlers and Associates, Inc.,
reportzu on t e current condition of t`ie bond market commenting
that the econorW points toward even higher interest rates until
the end of the year, and advised Couri:ll to award the bid for
the 1981 General Obligation Bonds tc '.he low bidder tonight.
MOTION was made by Councilmember Schneider, seconded by Council -
member Threinen, to adopt RESOLUTION NO. 81-278, H RESOLUTION
AWARDING THE SALE OF $2,625,000 GENERAL OBLIGATION IMPROVEMENT
BONDS OF 1981 TO BANCNORTHWEST, MINNEAPOLIS, MINNESOTA AT A PRICE
OF $2,598,000; FIXING THEIR FORM AND SPECIFICATIONS; DIRECTING
THEIR EXECUTION AND DELIVERY: AND PROVIDING FON. THEIR PA`!MENT,
Motion carried on a Roll Call vote, three ayes.
PUBLIC HEARINGS
A. Street Vacation - 26th Avenue west of Fernbrook Lane
Acting Mayor Neils opened the public hearing at 7:45 p,m.
RESOLUTION Nfl, 81-278
AWARDING SALE OF BT
GENERAL OBLIGATION
IMPROVEMENT BONDS
Item 6
E_.rry Hauer, representing petitioner, stated the original
purpose of 26th Avenue was to secure access to three houses
which were located on the proposed Mrgney Addition block 1,
lot 2. These houses no longer exist and the street is not
needed and should be vacated. He stated future development
on lot 2 would be restricted to access on 27th Avenue North,
Mr. Hauer suggeQ ed Council defer Lonsideration of this vaca-
tion until after their review of the Magney ,Addition preliminary
plat later in the evening.
PUBLIC HEARING
STREET VACATION
Item 7-A
Mark Manderfe_ld, attorney for Marvin and Judith Ilerwig, stated his
cents, w r-e the owners of Parcel 4 to the north of the site,
do not object to the proposed rezoning for the Magney Addition,
but thAv are afraid of losing access to their property and ask that
Council deter the street vacation until the recoimnendation of the
Planning Coinrission is met and a permanent joint access agreement
between the two parties is provided. He stat.ed thA Herwig's are
currently rising this street as the sole ecces; ':o their property.
Emu ene Berthiaume, Rockford, Minnesota. stated he owns th;: parcel
adjacent to the Ilerwig's property and objects to the proposed street
vacation since it would take away access to his lct and the Herwig's.
Ile stated they purchased the property with the pu'll is -%treat easement
to provide access.
C. F, Ma ney. petitioner, stated he is willing to give the Herwig's
access from his private driveway if the easement is vacated. Mr.
Magney proposed if 'he two lots in qtiestion develop as one, the
logical access would be off 27th Avenue. Councilmember Threinen
inquired if Mr. Magne; had attempted to acquire these lots before
the site plan was deve'oped. Mr. Magney replied he had offered the
Herwig's access to their property by private driveway.
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Tom Snouffer, representing petitior+er, stated he contacted the
Herwi3 to discuss a private driveway agreement after the P'an-
aing Commission reviewed the preliminary plat of the Magney addition,
but they have not been able to get together regarding this matter.
Mr. tnouffer stated if two accesses are allowed to their plat, they
will he willing to grant permanent easements to these 'lots. However,
if they are only allowed one access to their plat, they cannot allow
additional traf=fic on the driveway.
Acting Mayor Neils stated consideration of the street vacation was
dependent on approval of the Magney Addition pre'iminary p'at and
asked Council to consider the street vacation in conjunction with
Item 8-C later in the evenings
The hearing was closed at 7:52 p.m.
8, Street Vacation - Minnesoti Lane north of 90 _Avenue PUBLIC HEARING
STREET VACATION
Acting Mayor Neils opened the public hearing at 7:53 p.m. Item 7-B
No one chose to speak and the hearing was closed at 7:53 p.m.
MOTION was made by CounriImember Schneider, seconded by Council- RESOLD TION NO 81-;'Jq
member Threin^n, to adopt RESOLUTION NO. 81-2719, A RESOLUTION AUTHOR I Z I NG V1JTiIOit
AUTHORIZING VACATIUN OF A PORTION OF 1!0'N"&S0TA LANE IN CHRIS- MINNESOTA LATE Iii
TIANSEN'S PARKERS LAKE THIRD ADDir.ON. Ciin"ISTIANSFN'S
PARKER'S LAKE 3RD ADN,
Motion carried on a Roll Call vote, three ayes. Item 7-8
C. Issuance of Off -Sale Non-lntox. Malt Liquor License for
Bill's Purit , 17405 Counter Rodd b, for Wm. Rademacher PUBLIC HEA'IINr.
OFF -SALE NON-INTOX,
Acting Mayor Neils openel thl public hearing at 8:00 p.ri. MALT LIQUOR LICE`ISE
Item ; -C
Wayne Anderson, Bus'ness Administrator for William Rademacher,
st..ated they have finpleaen,,ed ineaits to correct the license vio-
lations involving license :•ene:val and sale of 3.2 beer to a
minor, as indicated in his letter to the Council dated Aorit
24, 1981.
The hearing was closed at 8:05 pain,
Council discussed the violations and agreed Bill's Purity has
had i good record in the past and was making an effort to pre-
vent any future problems in the sale of non-intoxicatini malt
1 i quor,
MOTION was ,Wade by Cr-uncilmember Schneider, seconded by Actinq RESOLUTION N0, 81-280
Mayor Neils, to adopt iESOLUTION NO, 81-2801, A RESOLUTION APPR I`GOrF-SAL
APPROVING APPLICATION FOR OFf -SALE NON-INTOXICATIN S MALT LIQUCR NODI-INTOX. MALT
LICENSE FOR WILLIAM CLIFFORD RADEMAC:IER, DBA HILL'S PURITY, LIQUOR LICENSF FOR
17405 COUNTY ROAD 13, FOR THE PERIOD MAY 51 1 81 THROUGH BILL'S PURITY
JU`IC 30, 1982, Item 7-C
motion car•riee. on u Roll Call voce, three ayes.
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PUtTIONS, REJUESTS AND COMMUNICATIONS
City Manager Willis Introduced the proposed Land U3e Guide Flan
amendment, MPUD Preliminary Plat,'Plan. Rezoning and Condition+'
Use Permit for Northwest Business Campus for Prudential :nsurcince
Company of America located in the northeast quadrant of Highway 55
and 1-494.
Dickman Knutson, representing petitioner. introduced a presenta-
tion of the proposed Northwest Business Campus. Ron Hintz, Pru-
den.ial Insurance Company, displayed slides illustrating various
business camr,,uses developed t4rot,ghout the country by Prudential.
Mr. Knutson reviewed the propped preliminary plat, including
trails, and requested that the trail elevation be approved at a
lower elevation than recommended for a more aesthetically pleasing
effect. Mr. Knutson then reviewed the grading plan and the land
SW ding and zoning as it exists and reviewed the proposed phasing
of the plat, which -+ill develop in three phases through 1985.
Mayor Davenport arrived at 8:50 p.m.
LAND USE GUIDE PL
AMENJMFNT 8 MPUP
MLIMINARY PLAT/PLAN
REZONING 8 CUP =0R
NORTHWEST BUSINESS
CAMPUS (80062)
item 8-A
Counc!Imember Threinen asked if the request of the Highway Department to
upgrade Highway 55 will deter the aroject. lar. ;.nutso•+ replied they will
5e able to comply with the requi reinents of the "i ohway 0e.9artinent if that
City allows them to phase thr installation of uuhlis i;iprovements concur-
rently with their level opmenc pl •.in. He stated Prudent i al will make a
2,000.000 investment for gradin.;, storm sewer, berming and landscaping.
They feel the amount of traffic that will be 13!oerated by the first phase
of the site will not be severe and they wish to petition for c -.Instruction
of Xenium Lane to County Roast 9 in the future. Mr, Knut;on reviewed th-a
proposed tr_ tic plan and addressed proposed street constrmct;en schedules
for Phases i, li and III. He then reviewed proposed occuty-incus for Phase
I of the site and stated they projected occupancy in 198< 81P. They 1.rrpose
to construct only the roads in Phase I dsiring the constru.tion of this phase.
S,.bsequent ly, they will vet it i on for roads in Ohase 11 in 19132 for construction
it 1983 and petition for roaJs in Phase Ili in 1983 foi construction in 1984.
rgineer Moore stated staff has nit reviewed this specific schedule and noted
they must vacate existing Xenium Lane if they wish to shift its location.
Ccuncil questioned Mr. Knutson about their intention to petittri for the con-
struction of Xenium Lane to Count%- Road 9 when the City desire-; and their will-
ip-gress to deposit 25% of the improvement cost to quarantee construction. Mr.
Kru.son replied they have 52,000,000 invested in improving the site, but they
will agree to provide a deposit for Xenium Lane construction. if required.
Mr. Knutson st.ate,l they ,Iisagreed with the need for additiclial turniny lanes
at the intersection of Highway 55 and Xenium Lane at present, and they felt
0e existing turning lanes are adequate for the the first three years of
development. Councilmember Threinen inquired if there is a traffic problem
at this intersection at the end of development of Phase I if there would be
some means of remedying the pr iblem before Phase 1 I is constructed. Manager
Willis replied as individual site plans ,ire approved, the City will have the
otport&lity to deal with any traffic orchlems.
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P"Ye Knutson questioned Condition 9 of the resolut'on aied suggested
it should refer only to those building; across from the Creekwood
Heights addition (Lots 3. 4, and S, 811)ck 3) since tl'e other lots
are so Beep this restriction would not be necessary. Regarding Con-
dition 13, he asked that the Council not approve the City consultant's
cmplete trnftis study tonight since th ty have not had time to fully
re;i;evoIt. Actino Magor Neils stated the design details of the traffic
study will be ad4res sed at the Lime of final plat approval. He stated
all that is necessary at this time is ar additionil condition requiring
the developer to petition for the improvement of additional roads asso-
ciated with Phase Ii and Phase III of the development so that construc-
tion of improvements may be undertaken at the Counc-11's discretion for
the purpose of assuring that the phasing of the project is in accordance
with the recommendations of the City's traffic consultant.
MOTION was made by Councilmember Neils, seconded by Councilmember
Threinen, to adopt RESOLUTIOPP N0. 81-281, A RESOLUT;:ON APPROVING
16AND USE Gk'TDE PLAN AMENDMENT AND MPUD PRELIMINARY PLAT/PLAN, AND
CONDITIONr;L USE PF'%MITS AND REGb%9nING REZONING FOR PRUDENTIAL
INSURANCE C&PAN) FOR NORTHWEST BVSINt) CAMPUS MPUD 81-1
amending the second 1 i ne of Condition l by adding after the word
buildings": "un Lots 3, 4 and S of Slov.-k 3."
MOTION TV AMr ND wras made by Counc i l memt er Neils, seconded by
Councilmember Threinen, by amending Cordition 13 as follows:
The de; i gn ar,u construction of Coun' y Road 61 and c ther public
streets within the aevelopment shall bo! in accordance with ,he
fins; traoisport:ation study approved by the City Coun JI it the
tint. of sinal plat approval."
Motion ':o amend carried, four ayes.
MOTION TO AMEND was made by Counci1p*mnber Neils, seconded by
Mayor Davenport, by adding Ccndition 20 requiring the developer
to submit petition; for the impenvemeent of streets and roads
not included in Phase I development and properly address thc:,e
conditions in the development contract so that should the City
determ;ne construction of these street's must proceed on an ac-
celerated schedule relative !o the developer's plans, such
action may be commenced by the City.
Motion to amend carried, four ayes.
MOTION TO AMEND was made h; Counci lr,tr,ber Schneider, seconded by
Mayor Davenport, by adding the following language to Cnndition 8:
In Area I maximum height c F structures on cats 3, 4, at:d 5
of Block 3 shall be no greater than 35 ft.''
Motion to amend carried, f:)ur ayes.
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RESOLUTION foe 81-281
Or"
GUIDE PLAN AMf rIDMEMT
WUD PRELIM PLATP)LM
CUP b REZONING F01
PIORTMWEST BUSINESS
CAMPUS MPUD 81-1
80062) Item 8-A
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Page 128
MOTION TO AMEMD was matte by k:ouncilmember Threinen, seconded by
Councilmember Neils, by ado;ng the following language to Condi-
tion 2: "Uter;itate trail design (elevation) will be considered
at final plat
Motion tc• amenc` carried, tour ayes.
I10TION was made by Counci lmembs:• Nei 1 s, seconded by Mayor Davenport,
to notify apprcpri'ate individuals in the Westminster area regarJing
corrsiderition of the cid-de-sac on 30th Avenue in the future.
Motion carried, four ayes.
Motion to adopt ResioNtIon No. 81-281, as amended, carried on a
Roll Call vote, four ayes.
Council recessed from 9:38 p.m. to S1:46 p.m. Mayor Daaverrport
resumed the Chair.
4anayer Willis introduce< "rel: -!inary Plat for O:rtlot 8 of the
Drakelond Business and Technical Center and an amended ,1PU0 plan
for 200 condominium units 4rur Norman JarnesiWestglen Developers.
Councilmemnber Neils stated if the RPUD is to be platted into
separate building lots and there is separate ownership In
the plat. Ke questioned whether the main traffic circilation
street shi;uld be a public or private streets Manager Willis
stated it is contemplalled as a private street. Councilme'nber
Neils inquired if it will be subst!ntially completed at the
t irne of Phase I construction.
RPUD PRELIM PLAT/91l0.N
AMENDMENT - PPUD 77.1
WEStGLEN CONOOMINIJMS
NORMAN ,!ARNE'V
WEST;1.E"1 DEVELOP
A-698) Item 8
Jerry Hauer, representing petitioner. stated he wished to clarify
tVr-ie i terns in the resolution: 1 "lumber of lots --it is i:hei r intent
to have the entire project be a condominium project. 21, What is they
maxirrum width referred to in Condition 3? 3) Is the setbacir require-
ment referred to in Condition 5 determined to the property line or
to the Street line? ''ouncilmember 'Vers replied the intent of Con-
dition s is to move 'he buildings .is fer south as possib`e and leave
more if -ear yard than front yard. Planner- Tremere replied the setback
in Condition 5 shall be determined from the west line of the dedicated
trail.
Cc:uncil discussed the request `or 31 additional units over the 169
units approved in the concept plan and asked fo), justification,
Mr. Hauer stated the revised plan incnrpora,es toga outside garages
under the buildings and building coverage is reduced to ;.2 acres from
3.? acres in the orioinal plan. Councilmember Neils cc-1rented under-
rouno gara5as will also result in t substantial reduc' t oi: in the
amount of blacktop sUrf ace.
Nonnan Jarnes. petit,oner, sated the ori;inal plan was approved with
ten buildings and t,is plan has been revised to five hailitirgs,
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MOTION was made by Councilmemher Neils, seconded by Councilmember
Threinen, to ,adapt RESOI 1TION NO. a1-282, A Pt"VILUTION APPROVING
REVISED RPUD FREL IMI NARY PLAN FOR RPUD 77-1 AND PRELIMINARY PLAT
FOR WESTGIEN CON0041NIUMS F9R NORMA1 JAR11ES/WEf'TGLEN DEVELOPERS
ON OUTLO,T 8 CF THE DRAKELAND BUSI'IESS AND TECHNICAL CENTER
adding Condit'on 13 requiring that improvement of 45th Avenue
abutting this piat shall be addressed In the development contract
for Phim. i an,1 the interior street shall be completed before
Phase I t•!. completed.
Motion carried on m Roll Call vote, four ayes.
Manage; Willis lntroJuced requte.:t for ++ezoning drtd Pr•eli,ninar,v
Plat for the Magney Addi^ion for Md9fley G)ntructlon Company.
Councilmerrrber 'Jells stated he felt the two corner parcels with
house', u; them may becoma a problem to tete City at sornetirre n
the future. He suggesteri deferring action or, this plat urlti'l
such time as the develo;ier makes :r rersonaole effort to con -
sol. idate those two parcels as part of the plat. Counci Imem; • r
Neils expresse9 concern with the office/warehouse building ••-
posed on the F!rnbrook and 2?th Avenue frontage and whether the
very large Iot to the west co;;ld rea;onab'f evcloP a4th0t'
additional access to the. property. Ne also obji+cted to the out-
side storage zcne peopo!•ed for the buil'irg +!buttirg Fernb•ook.
jerry Hauer, r^earesenti ng petitioner, st.at.ed ':raerner-Weir. snot Wer
developer, had attempted to ,)nsol ida!e the ve,rrlent ial c• rne
parcels i Ito this plat, bd: their plan, were not carrie(! ),rt. Mr.
Hauer sta,,ed there are :^any 9-10 acre Irits developing in the Carlson
Center anti they feel j lot like this Could be der•,.tl oped 'rere with
frontage un Fernbroul: ',_,Ani,. lie exp1 ained the pr.iPosed , •aff is
olan and the neeei to ;)rovide maneuvowabiliry for truck .1-affic
around the tui 1 ding.
ounci lrnem!)er Vei Is st.ited approval of two ac+:essep 'o. he plat
at this title is premature and, shou'+t be addrei;sed at s 0an
stage. Mr., Hauer repl ied the adjacent rrupert i nwrrf'.rc o riot
object to two ,accesses on Fer0rcok Lane i 11 they rece4 a per-
pe':jal easement on the north f,r '.hernse'r ves ur my pur ,%tidsers
r' the l r•nuerty which 0 it; their •tcci.,s t.) their- exi,t,nq g(irdge.
i+owever, dcc esti to the <,+tith s r''.i t'SCdr• .`ur their tr,td t, trdf f i ,
ir. 14anderfel attorne- for the ,ferwiq'ti. who own the
parcel adjacent to the north, 5tdtat.i he C ierlts hdd no
td; d:eveloprnent of tho Morcel wi'"i t.0 ,..ceSWS hu' the-
cerned that they ret t i n their ci,r•r•ent occesi by e-rsene
they have agreed than if a oertndrlent eia -.lment is provi
Ilerwig property, thi-y wculd be atiendhle to ally pro•'it+st
of the Magney prope+•ty as lune dti ,he exis.:'r y tea%.0 en'
vacated be`ore they reach an agrue+•t nt with Magney.
re0den!'.a"
b,ject i on
drN con-
He stated
di to the
platting
i S lot
RESnL:!f10N NO. 81-282
7jPPr f','Fi. R V ;
14PUD P11F .IM. PLAN
Vic opUO 77-1 AND
PRELIM. PLAT FOR
WE51'GLEN CONDOMINIUMS
A-698) Item 8-9
REZONING 3 PRELIM PLAT,
ACNE v ADDITION FOR
MAGVEY CONSTRUCTIn
81112) Item 0-C
VACATION OF STREET
EASTMENT - Itern 7-A
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Counctlmember Neils stated the City does not have the right to vacate
a street right-of-way to the benefit of one property owner to the,
detriment of another property owner without )roviding a replacement
benefit to that property owner,
MOTION was nude by Councilmember Schneider, seconded by Cot-ncil-
meieber Threinen, to adopt a Resolution Denyin3 Vacation of 26th
Avenue west of Fe rnbrook Lane,
Motion failed, two ayes. Mayor Davenport and Councilmember tics!% voted nay.
Councilmember Neils stated the principal concern is the matter of equity
between the parties and the City must attempt not to harm ary party,
He felt it was appropr`.ate to defer the matter until an agye?ment is
reached between the parties for a permanent easement to the properl-y
for access. Councilmember Schneider stated the vacation wi!1 give one-
half acre of land to one party to the detriment of hi; neigh3or to the
north and it will make his property much more marketable, Councilmember
Threinen felt access could be p -ovided frchi 27th Avenue or 2'Nth Avemue
without vacating 26th Avenue.
MOTION was nade by Councilmember Schneider, a.econded by Coun-:il-
member Neils, t,, reconsider the previous }notion.
Motion carried, four ayes%
NOTION was wade by Courici lmember Schnrlder, seconded by Coun i 1- Ri' ;OLUTION NOJ13
member Neils. to adopt •:i'SOLUTION NO. . 1-283, A RESOLUTION dry C
YNYING VACATION OF STRi ET RIGH; -OF -WAY ON 26TH AVENUE NEST SIREET RIGHT-OF-WAY
JF FERNBROOK LANE, WH AVENUE WESi OF
FERNBR00K LANE
lution carried on a Boll Call vote, four ayes. Item '-A
layor Devenport adv i sed petitioner to show Cotrnc i 1 some i nd i c i -
tion th,it an agreement has been reached by the parties involv;!d
tefore hriiging another petition for street vacation to Counc-l.
MOTION was wade by Cotinci lmember Neils, seconded by Counci lmeirber RESOL'JTICN NO. 81-784
Tireinen, to adopt RESiLUTION NO, 81-284, A kESOWTION APPROVING A PRO'J N6PRFLIM*X"AT
PRFLIHINARY PLAT AND R!"GARDIN:G R1'7.ONING F!1R MAGNEY ADDITION AT AND REZONING FOR
21'TH AVENUE NORTH AND FERh1BL'(,0K 14NE FOR MAf,NEY CONST-2UCTION
kite and
MIAGNEY ADDITIJN
deleting Condit"on 4 and stristitutiny the fallowing c.onditicn: MAGNEY CONST'1JCTION
Access to Fernbrook lana shall bg a si%gle ,i;-ress by way of 31012) Item 8-C
the existing pubiis screet right-•()f-w.ay.`
tor ion corrik,d on a Roll Call vote, foiir ayes.
Council briefly ti-scussed the outside c,coraye shown on the yr,iph:1cs for
the east kite and uggostpi.1 s:ieh stordge would nc,t he viewed i"avoi-dh't.
Manciyrt.r Wi .i 1 is 1 ntroduc: Ni the re(piest for approval of 3e lera 1
Develolpnent flan ariendment, Site Flan dnd Cunditiundl UFe Periiit
for Sdg•,uwre Cundomraiums for Qw,il i y I'Lmnes, Inc, stat' iirj the
original dtvelolnn int ,elan did r,c,t have as a reiiuiremerl'. dedica-
tion of the two outlets initiWately dh.ittinij exist ing C.R. 9.
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PL%N AMENDMENT/Ci
SITE PLAN R VARIANCE
SAGAMORE CONDOMINIUMS
QUAL ;TY HOMFS, INC,
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The Manbcler st,ited these out l of s, ,ss
contemplated at some time they wot-1(t'
County Road 9) right-of-way purpose;.
who owned the nut l ot:s.
such, are riot bu i 1 dabl o and it was
he dedicated for street (future
Councilmember Schneider inquired
Del Wischmiin, representing petitioner, stated Metro Develoisneot Corpo-
ration
orpo-
ratio ai'_Ae original owner of all the land,, including Outlots A, C
and D. and N -as a wholly-owned subsidiary of Quality Homes, Inc. They
have now split and are two separate corporations and Metro retain: ,,wner-
ship of the outlots; thus quality Homes is not in a position to dedicate
the lanai as recommended in the Engineer's Memorandum.
Council discussed the tomrdous traffic condition at the entrance to
the Sagamore development and concurred that this would be intensified
with additional development. Another entrance should by provided on
the north end of the development.. Councilmember Neils suggested a by-
pass lame should be prov'led on County Road q. Engineer Moore stated
a bypass lane for left-tuirning traffic is needed, but not enough land
is available to provide a bypaiz,; lane on the south.
MOTION was made by Counci':,1i4ember Schneider, seconded by Council-
n&mber Threinen, to atiort RESOLUTION NO, 91-
61.
85, A RESOLUTION
APPROVING AMENDED GENERAL UEVELOPMEN'i PLAN, CONDITIONAL USE
DERMIT AND SITE PLANS FOR LOTS 5 AND E FOR SAGAMORE CONDOMINIUMS
FOR Q'1ALITY HOMES, INC. adOing Coalition 9 requiring that
i-icceltration and deceleratior lanes on County Road 9 he provided
at! developer's expense.
MOTION TO AMEND was mace by Mayor Davenport, seconded by Council -
member Schneider, adding the following language to Condition 4:
r.o the extent that existing right-of-way would both
bypass and acceleration/deciPl±ration la.nes."
Motion to anend carried, foue ayes.
MOTION TO AMEND was made by Councilmember Schneider, seconder, by
Councilmem)er 1,reinen, by adding Condition 10 requiring developer
to provide evidence to the City Attorney concerning the trarisfr-r
of Outlots A, C and D from Quality Homes, Inc. to Metro Development
Corporation and a listing of the principals of both corporations.
Motion to amend carried, four ayes.
MOTION TO AMEND was made by adOition Condit4on Il requiring pet4-
tioner to execute a short -form development contract to guarantee
the installation J public improvements.
Motion !o amend carried, four ayes.
Motion to adopt Resolution No. 8I-285, at amended, carried on a
Roll Call vote, four ayes.
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RESOLUTION N0. 81-285
APPRWING AMM5
GENERAL DEVELOPMEIT,
PLAN/SITE PLAN/CUi
SAGAMORE CONDOM"; NI 1MS
QUALITY HOMES, INC..
81004) Item 8-1)
Regular Council Meeting
May 4, 1981
Page 132
Manager Willis introduced request for approval of Site Plan and SITE PLAN AND CON
Conditional Use Permit for Willow Grove Condominiums at Nathan DITIONAL. USE PER
Lane and Stetty Crocker Drlve for Wallace E. Freeman noting the WILLOW GROVE COND
developer was requesting Council to increase the density from WALLACE E. FREEMA
the 76 units recommended by the Planning Commission to 90 units. 'Q1003) Item 8-E
Howard_Dah1gren, representing petitioner, request4d additional units
for the added_site area due to street vacation; additional units for
the moeest income housing units proposed; and additional units for
preservation of trees on the site and the addition of trees and bushes
on the site to make the site more aesthetically pleasing; and additional
units due to i.butment :o Nathan Lane. Mr. Dahlgren stated they are asking
for 90 snits on the site wh'ch will benefit the City and offer affordable
housing to famill-s. Vie added the site has 13.5% coverage +Knich is less
than any of the alijacent. developments to the south in St. Lewis Park.
Manager Willis noted the staff memo concluded 2 additional melts, for a
total of 78, were allowable because of the Quaker Lane stv-eist vaca,'. i on,
but the additional units *-.uld be based upon Council interpretation of
the landscape criteria and upon variance considerations.
MOTION was ,nade by Councilmember Th rei nen, seconded by Cr, unc i 1 -
member Nei Is, to adopt RESOL9TION NO, 91-286. A RESO!.UTII}N
APPROVING SITE PLAN AND CONDITIONAL USE PERMIT AND VARIANCE
FOR WI'.LOW GROVE CONDOMINIUMS LOCATED AT THE: NORTHWEsf CORN:'R
OF WHAN LANE AND 8r: T rr CROC:KER DRIVE FUR WALLACE E. FREEMAV.
MOTION TO AMEND was made by Councilmem;,er Schneider, seconded by
Councilmember Threinen, by adding the following I,1nguage to 'an-
n1tion 11: "....and there shall be no changes to the landscapEt plan
wirhout recornmendatio:o of Planning Commission and Council appy-aval."
Mot,on to amend carrie:i, three ayes. Ct.-,ncilmember Neils voted nay.
Councilmenber Neils stated he wis sympa"iet' to the
additional 90 units sinc.0 he feels the proposal fits
ever, he does not wish to set a preceden'. by setting
density for the site through v,iriances,
request for an
the site; huw-
an arbitrary
Motion to ddopt Resolution Plot. 81-286, as amended, carri d on ,i
Rall Call vote, four ayes.
RESOLUTION N0. 81-286
P RO INr S!"TE PLAN/
CONDITIONAL USE PERMIT
APID VARIANCE FOR
WILLOW GROVE CONDOS
Counc•11 di sci.issed Project 117, improveo.rent cf Pilgrim Lane fr"r PRFL IMI NARY REPORT
26th Avenue to Nathan Lane, and Engineer Olson reconinended that PROJECT 111 -PILGRIM
al . irnate designs should be considered for tie intersection of ' APIE IMPROVEMENTS
Pilgrim Lane and 26th Avenue. Councilmember Neils commented that 26TH TO NATHAN LANE
specific recnrnn endations shOLIld be proposed at the public hearing Item 8-F
for intersection designs at both ends of thc, street. He stated the
ditch improvements sho)uld be cost?d out and Councilmember Threlne..
recommended storm sewer costs should he presented at the public hearing.
MCTION was made by Councilmember Threinen, seconded by Council- RESOLUTION N0. 81 7
132-
me Fober Neils, to adopt RESOLUTION N0. 81-''8], A RFSOLl1T[f-N, REC 1 REPORT
E('EfY[NG PRELIMINARY REP;IRT AND CALLING FOR HEARING FOR CALLING FOR HEAk
PR(oJEi.T 1! 1, IMPROVEMENTS TO PILGRIM LA^'C FROM 26TI1 I,VEN'JE PROJECT 117-P[LGRIM
TC +lATHAN LANE ON MONDAY, JUKE 1 , 1951 tT 7:30 P.M. LANE MPROVEMENTS
Motion carried o a Roll Call vote, fo,,r ayes.
Regular Council Meeting
May 4, 1981
Page 133
MOTION was made by Councilmember Schneider, seconded by Council -
member Threinen, to adopt RESOLUTION NO. 81-288, A RESOLUTION
APPROVING REMOVAL OF STOP SIGNS AT INTERSECTION OF LARCH LANE
AND 45TH AVENUE,
Motion carried on a Roll Call vote, four ayes.
MOTION was made by Mayor Davenport, seconded by Councilmember
Threinen, to adopt RESOLUTION N0. 81-289, A RESOLUTION APPROVING
CHANGE ORDER N0. 3 FOR PROJECT N0. 017, COMMUNITY PLAYFIELD
IMPROVEMENTS, MISCELLANEOUS CONTRACT, SCHEDULE F. ADDING
20694.8; TO THE EXISTING CONTRACT PRICE OF $228,553.00.
Motion carried on a Roll Call vote, four ayes.
MOTION was made by Councilmember Threinen, seconded by Council.
member Schneider, to adopt RESOLUTION NO. 81-290, A RESOLUTION
AU HOR IZING PAYMENT ON REQUEST FOR PAYMENT N0. 10 IN THE AMOUNT
OF $68,377.80 TO C. S. McCROSSAN, INC. FOR PROJECTS 702, 905,
909, 924 4ND 808, FERNBROOK LANE, 23RD, 26TH AND 13TH AVENUES.
Motion carr ed on a Roll Call vote, four ayes.
MOTION was made by Councilmember Schneider, seconded by Council -
member Threinen, to adopt RESOLUTION NO. 81-291, A RESOLUTION
APPROVING REDUCTION OF DEVELOPMENT BOND FOR MINNEAPOLIS INDUS-
TRIAL PARK 3RD ADDITION TO THE AMOUNT OF $10,000 TO REFLECT
THE COMPLETED WORK.
Motion carried on a Roll Call vote, three ayes.
MOTION wes made by Councilmember Schneider, seconded by Council-
memt•er Ttreinen, to adopt RESOLUTION NO. 81-292, ' RESOLUTION
APPROVINt; PLANS AND SPECIFICATIONS AND ORDERING ADVERTISEMENT
FOR BIDS FOR PROJECT N0. 017, ZAChARY LANE COMMUNITY PLAYF;ELD.
Motion carried on a Roll Call vete, three ayes.
MOTION was made by Councilmember Schneider, seconded by Council -
member Threinen, to adopt RESOLUTION NO. 81-293, A RESOLUTION
APPROVING PEDDLERS, SOLICITORS AND TRANSIENT MERCHANTS LICENSE
FOR THE OPERATION Or A MOBILE FOOD SERVICE AT MEDICINE LAKE
BEACH FOR CAROL ,1. HOCVER FOR A PERIOD ENDING DECMtBER 31, 1981.
Motion carried on a Roll Call vote, three dyes.
MISCELLANEOUS
RESOLUTION N0. 81-288
APPROVING REMOVAL
OF STOP SIGNS AT
LARCH LANE 8 45TH AVE.
Item 8-G
RESOLUTION N0. 81-289
APPROVING CHANGE ORDER
PROJECT 017
COMMUNITY PLAYFIELDS
MISC. - SCHEDULE F
Item 8-H
RESOLUTION N0. 81-290
REQUEST FOR PAYMENT
PROJECTS 102/?05/909/
924 AND 808
FERNBROOK LANE,23RD
26TH AND 13TH AYES.
item 8-1
RFSCLUTION N0, 81-291
APPROVING BOIN~
REDUM IN FOR
MINNEAPOLIS 1NDUSTR'AL
PARK 3RD ACDN. (A-1L19j
Item 8-J*
RESOLUTION N0. 81-232
APPR NGLAN1NS & S('E
b ORDERING ADVERTISzM
FOR BIDS - PROJECT 01
ZACHARY LANE COMMUNIT
PLAYFIELD Item 8-K*
RESOLUTION N0, 81-293
WFP"TNG PEDDLERS
LICENSE
Item 8-L*
Manager Willis reported the League of Minnesota Cities has asked LEAGUE OF MN %1TI.S
the City to delegate a representative to their hoard of Directory
by May 29.
Council supported the practice of allowing the burning of leaves
in the City in the fall of the year.
The meeting adjourned at 11.45 p.m.
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FALL BURNING 'AlF Lf. AVC
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