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M I N U 7 E S
REGULAR COUNCIL 14EETING
May 189 -i ie 1
Ji regular meeting of the Plymouth City Council was called to order by Acting Mayor
Neils at 7:30 p.m. in the Council Chambers of the City Center at 3400 Plymouth
Boulevard on May 18, 1981.
PRESENT: Acting Mayor '(ails, Councilmembers Schneider and Threinen, City Manager
Willis, Assistant Manager Boyles, Engineer Wore, Planner Tremere, and
Attorney Lefler. Councilmember Hoyt arrived at 8:15 p.m.
ABSENT: MAyor Davenport.
CONSENT AGENDA
MOTI()N was rude by Councilmember Schneider, seconded by Councilmember CONSENT AGENDA
Threinen, to adopt the times on the consent agenda with the exception Item 4
of Items 7-5, 7-H-3, and 8-A.
Motion carried on a Roll Call vote, three ayes.
MINUTES
MOTION was made by Councilmember Schneider, seconded by Councilmember MINUTES - RER
Threinen, to approve the minutes of the May 4, 1981 regular Council COUNCIL MEET
meeting as submitted. MAY 4, 1981
Item 5*
Notion carried on a Roll Call vote, three ayes.
PUBLIC HEARING - Street Vacation of 6th Ave. east of Queensland Lane
Acting Mayor Neils introduced the public hcbari!ig to consider the Naca- PUBLIC HEAR.:IiO
tion of 6th Avenue east of Que:!i;sland Lane. STREET VACATION
6TH AVE. EAST
The Mayor opened the public hearing at 1:35 p.m. OF QUEENSLAND
Ne one chose to speak and the hearing was closed at 7:35 p.m. Item 6
MOTION was made by Councilmember Threinen, seconded by Councilmember
Schneider, to adopt a Resolution Autherizin; the Vacation of a Portion
of 6th Avenue in Wayzata Farmsteads Addition,
Pirition carried on a Roli C311 vote, three ayes.
Earl Grave, 540 Queensland, requested Council to hear his objections
to the htreet vacation on 6th Avenue although he had not been present
at the public hearing. Mr. Grave claimed hq had an agreement with the
City exchanging the cul-de-sac easement on his pro,ierty on Quaker Lane
for the vacated steeet easement nn 6th Avenue, and the agreement made
no mention of a trail easement. Mr. Grave submitted a letter from the
City Engineer dated August 13, 1979, regarding this agreement for the
Council's review.
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Manager Willis stated the cul-de-sac on 6th Avenue was pit in for the
benefit of Mr. Graves property to provide a turn -around so that peo.-
ple did not use his driveway. He stated whether or not the City has
a trail easement on the vacated easement will not affect any setbacks
necessary for future construction on his property.
MOTION was made by Councilmember Threinen, seconded by A:tiny
Mayor Veils, to reconsider the previous action taken on the
6th Avenue street =vacation
Motion carried, three ayes.
Acting Mayor Neils stated he did not wish to act on an a(reement he
had no previous knowledge of. Council concurred.
MOTION was made by Councilmember Threi.nen, seconded by Coincilmember
Schneider, to rescind the vacation of a portion of 6th Avimue in
Wayzata Farmsteads Addition and defer action until the City Attorney
reviews the matter and advises whether a street vacation -rill violate
a prior agreement with Mr. Grave,
Motion carried, three ayes.
PETITIONS, REQUZSfS AND COMfM11NICATIONS
Manager Willis introduced request for approval of preliminary
and final plat for the Malmstedt Addition for JuhnMalmstedt and
stated that curb and gutter improvements were a requirement of
the development contract,
John Malmstedt, petitioner,
and gig! ter on the west side
perty since it would not be
in the area and it would be
improvement,
objected to the requirement for curb
of Niagara Lane adjacent to his pro -
consistent with the existing streets
a hardship for him to pay for this
Acting Mayor Neils stated it was Manager's recommendation that
if sometime in the future the general area develops and curb and
gutter improvement:, become desirable, the improvement weld be
installed at that time and assessed to the prope' r.y Cw^,ers
MOTION was made by Councilmember Threinen, seco-00 by Council -
member Schneider, to adopt RESOLUTION NO. 81-244, A RESOLUTION
APPROVING PRELIMINARY AND FINAL PLATS FOR THE MALMSTEDT ADDITION
FOR JOHN MALMSTEDT striking the condition apt,roving the Develop -
merit Contract %
Motion carried on a Roll Cali vote, three ajes,
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PRELIM./FINAL PLAT
MALMSTEDT ADDITION
JOHN MALMSTEDT
00)6! Item 7-A
RESOiUTION N0. 81-294
PPR ING PRELIMINARY
A FINAL PLATS
MALMST,.if AODiTION
JOHN "tAL MJTEDT
810*#6) Item 7-A
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MOTION wan made by Councilmember Th reinen,, seconded by Council- RESOLUTION N0.81 5
member Schneider, to adopt RESOLUTION NO. 81 -?.95, A RESOLUTION SUTING CON0I
SETTING CONDITIONS PRIOR TO FILING OF FINAL PLAT FI`R MALMSTEOT FOR FINAL PLAT
ADDITION FOR JOHN MALMSTEDT deleting the 'eference to a develop- MALMSTEDT ADDITIOiJ
n;e nt contract and adding Condition 3 deleting Item 22-C from the JOHN MALMSTED
Engineer's memorandum. 11016) Item 7-A
Motion carried on a Roll Call vote, three ayes,
Manager Wil;is introduced request Err approval o, final plat and FINAL PLAT &
development contract for Willow Grove 2nd V 444 ion for Wallace DEVELOPMENT CONTRACT
Freeman and recommended approval of Loi 1, : 1 at this time W;LLOW GROVE 2ND ADDN.
with Lot 1, Block 2 approved as an outlot a platted at a WALLACE FREEMAN
later date, 180048) Item 7-B
Tom Erickson, representing petitioner, stated they have requested
two separate ee.vPlopment contracts, one for the east side of the
plat and one for the west side, so they are not r:quired to provide
improvements for the ^ommercial lrts until a site plan is approved,
Acting Mayor Neils stated he did not wish to approve a land divi
s i on which defers ; i to i riprovernents to a later date when there may
be separate ownership of the plat,
Mr. Erickson stated they do ii(A object to giving easements for these
impravements but they do riot wish to put in the pipe in the commer-
cial !ots before the site plan is approved. Since most, of the im-
provements are on tFese lots, they object to having to rile a bond
for all improvements for the residential and commercial plats.
Acting Mayor Neils replied on the east side of the plat :or;e of the
public improvemcnts iticludt, ponding, drainage and storm sewer im-
provements which must be construct"d in conjunction with the land
division before ownership :hanges hands and there may % separate
ownership%
Mr. Erickson sugjested that the plat be approved subject to tie
proposed development contracts with the requirement for publil: im-
provements on the viest side only and storm drainage improvements
for the entire plat giving the petitioner the opportunity to work
out tipta details of timing 1dith the staff. He also stated Lhe peti-
tinner has the hard shells prepared for signut,are, He further
sated if the Council would change the date for the completion of
improvements to December, 1983, the petitioner would si!in the
d,2ve1opment contract.
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MOTION was made by Counci lriember Neils, seccnil-.4 by C,,unc s (member
Threinen, to adopt PESOLUTtON NO, 81-2969 A RESOLUTION APPROVING
FINAL FLAT ANO OEVELOPKN" CCNTRACT FOR WILLOW GROVE 2ND ADDITION
10R WALLACE FREEMAN amending the D"velopment Contract by changing
the date of completion to December 31, 198"x.
Motion carried or, a Roll Call vote, t;ree ayes.
MOTION was made by Councilrnember Neils, seconded by Councilmember
Threinen, to adopt RESOLUTION NO. 81-.297„ A RESOLUTION SETTING
CONDITIONS PRIOR TO FILING OF FINAL PLAT FOR WILLOW GROVE 2ND
ADD I TiON F'OR WALLACE. FREEMAN.
Motion carried on a Roll Call vote, three ayes.
MOT10h was made by Counci 1 mef^ber- Schne der, seconded by Council -
member Threinen, to adopt RESOLUTION NO. 81-298, A RESOLUTION
ADOPTING ASSESSMENTS IN THE AMOUNT 0Y' $1'1.416 FOR SEWER AND
WATER AREA CHARGES FOR WILLOW GROVE ZNn ADDITION, PROJECT 121.
Motion carried ,n a Roll Call vote, three ayes.
Cournc. i 1mEmber 'ioyt arrived at 9: 15 p.m.
Manager Willis introduced the Troy Lund Company's request `or
a,iendment to Subdivisicn Variance APproval for the develorent
of 14 ' ots In an '-RD di c,r.rict viest of Troy Lane and Peony Line
in Section 60
Jim Gudda:, petitioner, statod after variances were granted last
ear .1.nc,(Yhey undertook the (.orrstruct i on of roads on their proper-
ty, they deter+nined ':heft h -id created some safety problems on Lots
11 and 12 with the pr'opos(!d platting. Suhse,luent ly, they hired a
professional enginef-r to reptat the laird and the proposed rer_onfi-
guratior of the ]an( c --Fated anot.ier (15th) )ir•cel. Several )f the
new parcels do not neet the ordnance ,tandar'rfx as to widtti, but
they make better use cf the land and the new p1tin brin:ls all the
stroets under ;private ownership and el i1ninate access cu Troy Lane,
Ri0ard 8oh1, petit i joer, staled they ha%4& redesigned the northern
orf on this prope•ty to correct safety problems in the ori9i nal
proposal, lie d-sh'ay,J the new ; lattinq and reviewed costs for
strEet maintenance, stating the City would benefit because this
new groposal intey•0•es a;l streets in the project into t1,e private
streot plan and el i rni nate. the need for City ria i ntenance, and it
also benef;t_s the hoi°u!owners by keeling down the cost or the private
r oc.d.
Luther Forde_, potitioner, e4ndorseJ the points made by Mesas. Guddal
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RESOLUTION We 81-t96
APPROV11G FINAL PLAT
8 DEVELOPMENT CONTRACT
WILLOW GROVE 2ND ADON,
WALLACE FREEMAN
80048) Item 7-8
RESOLUTION 1`10. 81-297
SE I 7 CND IMIN -
0R FINAL PLAT
WILLOW GROVE 2ND ADON.
WALLACE FREEMAN
8OC48) Item 7-8
RESOLUTION NO. 81-298
NUTT NC ASSESSRNT
SEWER 8 WATER AREA
W i 'A 1 GROVE 2ND RDDN .
PRC' JF.0 T NO, 121
Itr (I 7 -Pa
VAR :`.':CF ik')Y LONG
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DaT,e 138
140TI9N was made by Counc:lmember Hoyt, seconded by Councll,member
Threinen, to adopt RESOLUTION N0. 81-2999 A RESOLUTION APPROVING
SUBDIVISION CODE VARIANCE AMENDMENT FOR TROY I.ANO COMPANY based
on the finding that the new configureatior promotes pu!+'ic sairety
and eliminates private drive access from r public street ind
property owners will benefit from the ihred costs of the street
improvement.
RESOLUTION NO. A 9
AP PROURUIUBD I YN
CODE VARIANCE AMENOMT
TROY LAND COMPANY
80D22) Item 7-C
MOTION TO AMEND was mads! by Acting Mayor Nei's, seconded by Council-
nanher Hoyt, by adding the following conditions: requiring that the
road eAtension shall be constructed by standards approved by the City
Engineer with a cul -d. -sac at its northern terminus; road access to
Parcels D and E be from the west; no variances regarding any future
subdivision are granted or implied; and applicable conditions of Reso-
lution No. 80-323 shall tie part of this approval.
Notion to amend carried. four ayes.
Motion to adopt Resolution No. 8I-299,
Poll Call vote, Four ajes,
as amended, carried on a
MO r ; `N was made by Counc i 1 me.nber Schnee,' der, seconded by Counc i 1-
membilf 'hreinen, to adopt RESOLUTION NO, 81-08. A RESOLI,' ON
AMENUiP+G TME ZONING ORDINANCE TO CLASSIFY CERTAIN LAND LOCATED
EAST OF WEST MEDICINE LAKE DRIVE AT 30TH PLACE NORTH AS R -IA,
LOW DENSIIY SINGLE FAMILY RESIDENTIAL DISTRICT, FOR THE
RAPPAPORT ADDITION.
Motion carried on a Pull Call vr te, four ayes.
MOTION was made by Caunciimember Schneider, seconded by Cuunci1•.
member Threinen, to adopt RESOLUTION N0, 81-3006 A RESOLUTION
APPROVING SUBDIVIS(ON VARIAKE FOR CONSOLIDATIGN/DIVISION OF
UNPLATTED LAND FOR THE CITY OF PLYMOUTH SOF THE PURPOSES OF
THE ACQU I S I T ION AND I)E VELOPPEN f OF THE ZACHARY LANE COMMUNI T V
PARK LOCATED NORTH OF C,Re 9 AND WEST OF ZACdARY LANE.
Motion carried on a Roll Cal" vote, three ayes.
MOT 10f. was maoe by Counc i
member 'rhreinon, `.o adopt
APP2riV NC, S 1 Tt PLAN FOR A
ON ?3RD A1,1ENUE NORTH AND
Imerber Schneider, seconded by Counci
RESOLUTION N0, 81-3011 A RESOLUTION
TWO. -PHASE OFF ICE/WARE'HOUSE BUILDING
ERNFIROOK LANE: FOR WARRE,. ORTENRLAD,
Mot,on carried on a Roll Call vote, three ayes.
MOTION was made by Acting Mayor Neils, seconde! by
Hoyt, to a'opt RESOLUTION No. El -'1096 A RESOLUTION
rLAN AMENDMENT FOR EXPANSION OF PARKING FACILITIES
THE DEACON LUTHERAN CHIIr(CH AT 1 1,205 COUNTY ROAD b.
Motion carried on a Roll Call rote, four a"es.
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ORNNANCE N0. 11-08
AV,'trV"rNF, 7R, PRI'
ORDINANCE TO R-1
FCR RAPPAPORT AD
Item .'-n
RESOLUTION N0. 81-300
ASR OTT- NU -TU b T MM
VARIANCE FOR
CONSOL I DA I'1N! I V I S I O'1
OF 'JNPLATTED LhND FOR
CITY OF PLYMOUTH
810241 Item 7-E•
1- RSSO1.UTION N0. 81-301
A"FOVTNO SIT TIN
F01i WARREN ORTENKAD
4 1001 Item )-F*
C )unc i Imor.0,%er
APPROVING 3 I TE
AT ST. PHILIP
RESOLUTION Nil. 81-302
TFRT
6TFRG S ITE _PT N
AMENDMENT FOR ST
Ph I L I P LUTHERANCH
81019) Item 7-t
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411 411N wax ,rade by C804cilmt-fitil,er Schneider, ser.o;dej by CouncIImv*er Threitten, to adept REJ L11TIEd NC'. 81-303, A RESOLUTION
APPROVING CCR9ITIONAL USE PF'. 41T 0CWWAL FOR JUDITH B. GILSTEFFORTHEPEPPERMINTFENCENIL."FY SUM AT ST. PHILIP THE OEACON
LUTHERAN CHURCH effective through May 311, 19F1.
Motion carried on a Roll Call votes thee.? ayes.
POTION was made by Councilmember Schneider, ;econd`d by Council- W,4er Threinen, to adopt RESOLUTION We 1!r-3046 A PF -s LUTION
APPROVING CONDITIONAL USE PE9M1T FOR XANNA LAVAULT AND BARBARA
SIME FOR THE PEPPERMINT FENCE NURSERY SCHOOL AT ST. f'41UP THE
DEACON LUTHERAN CHURCH effective through Ray 31, 1982.
Motion carried on a Roll Cal' vote, three ayes.
Council member Schneider introduced the Pequest f l)r , c-,•;a ; c
conditional use permit for a carry -out operation for the 'o%den
China Restaurant located in. t4c. 'rojr Seasons Shc;; ing Cente,-
dt County Road 9 and County Road 1.3 for Ray lin and stated that
the petitiono.r wished to speak to tno requirement for outside
si:orage,
e Lin, petitioner, stated they have attempted to keep their
waste containers clean and hajo arrnaged for pick-up three tines
per week, but they have some people dumping trash into the con-
tainers after closing and iPaving them uncovered.
Acting Mayor Neils expliine.l that the shoppinr, center
was approved with the condit'o, that there would be n
storage fcr rgfuse and garbage and this condition has
met throuohlout the shopp,rig center,
development
outside
not been
Mr. 4' -in replied they did not know this was a rN p. vnent of the
City until they received the notice for Condit ,se permit
renewal and they plan to provide an M:ncl ~Sure Ider dumpster
before the h0 -day renewal period ex1l;r ,
BH Llao6 petitioner, stated a., was confused ah),', haling extorisicn07theirconditionaluseFler,nit on orovision o° enclosure
their dumpster, because they intended to encu dumpstar ±1
required as soon as possible,
Acting Mayor Neils stated it is not legal to have a dumpster in
the Four Seasons shopping Centlor• ,)ut.side the building unlo;;sitisenclosed '}y some structure, and Council intends to erifor,:e
this pr, -)vision th,oughout the Shopping k.nter. Council n00' r Hoyt
statod it ,f t er 60 days they rF ^!,ode p, arts to enclose the (11.,mpster
behind their bisfiness, :heir 1.1.ionai ;;se permit will be renewed
automatically.
RESOLUTION NO, 81-303
AP Of OVY NG_ jTTW
USE PERMIT FOR
9EPP'ER!4INT FENCE
W(RSERY SCHOOL
A-413) Item 7-H-1''
RESO'o'JITION We 81-301
USE i'ERNIT FSJR
PEPPL*RPIN', FEW
NURSERYSC'r*
BiC#14; Item 7-H-2•
C5f,4D; T ; ONAL USE PERMIT
GOLDEN CHINA RESTAURNT
OK ;EASONS SHOPPING
CENTEII (80017)
Item T -H-3
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Mage 140
MONON was made by Counci lmembev' Schne!der. secunded by Counci l-
mer4ber Threinen, to adopt PCSOL-MON N0. 81 -.NQS. A RESOLUTION
APPN,0VING CONDITIONAL USE PERMIT FOR A CARRY -OUT W'RATION FJR
R&Y JUET-HUA) LIN FOR THE GOLDEft CHINA RESTAURANT IN Forlt
SEASONS SHOPPING CENTER to be renewable in sixty days.
Motion carried on a Roil Call vote, four ayes.
MOTION was made by Councilmember S%nneider, seconded by ouncl)-
member Threinen., to adopt RESOLUTION NO, 81-3060 A RE30LUTION
AMENDING DEVEL011M NT CONTRACT FOR WIND RPOGE AT SASS LAKE 3RD
ADDITION FOR LUNUGREN IROS. CONSTRUCTION, INC. PROVIDING FOR
THE DEVELOPER TO INSTALL V .IMPROVEKE.NT!; FOR THE. PLAT.
Motion carried on a Roll Call vote, ;1eee ayes.
Manager Willis stated the City has
Centurion Company requesting that
improvements nithin the Fax Forest
of grating, in 1982.
received a petition from
the City in%tall the public
AddiLl on, with the exception
Len rhiel represe!itiny petitioner, agreed to all conditions of
he reWution and the Engine+r's vrenorandurn.
40 T I ON wo s made by Cot nc i l member Hoyt, seconded by Cou•,c i l mernbur
Threine n, to adol t RESOLOTION N0, 81-307, A RESOLUTI(1,1 .1CGEPTING
PE' T; T jN FOF PURL IC IMPROVEMENT FOR FOw FOREST ADDITION,
iotton carried on a Roll Call vote, four ayes.
Engineer
projects.
mittee's
meets.
RESOL1`10" NO, a
UMM
USE PERMIT FOk
GOLDEN CHINA RESTRAUNT
FOUR SEASON SHOPPING
CENTER (80017)
Item 7-H-3
RESOLUTION N0. 81.3416
ANr INE bEVROPMV
CONTRACT FOR WINO
RIDGE AT BASS LAKE
3RD ADDITION FOR
LUNDGREN TIROS. (A-755)
Item 7-I'
PETITION FOR
i M !"RO"EMENTS IN
FOX FOREST ADDITION
CEPITUR I ON COMPANY
Itr-am 7-J
RESOLUTION NO, 8 7
Az7T- 1`Tw; It
PUK IC I MPROVEMF:
FOX FOREST ADDITION
CEMTURION COMPANY
Item 7-J
Moore reported tin the status of 19x1 public improvement PUBLIC IMPROVEMENTS
Counci lmember 'Thr•einen reque: ted the Assessment Com- STATUS REPORT
recorranendati an -rc,r assessment of the 9th Avenue improve- Item 7-K
Acting Mayor 4e i l!, questioned P l,,rrne r, 'rerrere about the Develop-
ment Plan R•aview 'L;nmvotree .end if it ii functioning efficiently
and assisting developers in spoeding ;p the review process tis
intended. Planner Tr•emere stated Petitions are now reviewed by
staff not more than two d(iys after they have been entered, and
he Feels the Develop r:ent Pian Review Committee has been productive.
Manager ,til i is introduced proposed address
whic;i would bring tyre Citv sire:°t nmap into
system and recomnended that Item 4 of the
Soo Latic to h.'.rd Avenue North.
dnd street name changes
confcradt.y with the grid
resolution be a.mendeld from
MOTION was made: by Couni.i lmember Hoyt, seconded by Counc lmember
Threine.n, to Adopt RESOLUTION NO. 81-338, A RESLILUTION APPROVING
ADDRESS AND STREET NAME CHANGES AS REC)MMENDED BY THE CHIEF
BUILDING OFFICIAL an;eading Item 4 of t le Resolution ,,y changing
Soo Lane to 53rd Avenue North.
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DEVELJPMENT PLAN
REVIEW COmMI TTEE
STATUS REPORT
tem 7,-L
RESOLUTION
NO. 81-308
AWAY.: TREET
ADORE S` CHANGES
I ten 7 -M
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Motion carried on a Roll C4-11 vote, tour ayes.
tanager Willis reviewed tht, City Engi nLer's proposal for an e+iergy
management system at the City Center building, Engineer Moore
explained how the system would function. Counc!!l reviewed pro.
7ections of increased energy co -;is it the future and discussed
the •savings this system could prov-lde.
MOTiUN was inade by Councilmember Schneider, secondeo by Council -
member Threinen, to adopt RESOLUTION NO. 81-3099 A RMLLIflON
APPROVING ENERGY MANAGEMENT S7STEM FOR THE CITY 10EN7F9 BUILDING.
Motion carried on a Roll Call vote, four ayes,
NOTION was made by Counc i lmember Hoyt, seconded oy Acting Mai,; or
Neils, to adopt RESOLUT:ON NO. 81-310, A RESOLUT: ;a ORDERING
PREPARATION OF PRELIMINARY REPORT ON IMPROVEMENT OF POND BC -8
AND THE COST OF THE STUDY TO BE PAID FROM BASSETT CREEK STORM
SEWER TAX DISTRICT UNTIL PROJECT 1S ORDER AND OTHER FUNDING
PROVIDED,
Motion carried on a Roll Call vote, four ayes.
MOT IO'i was made by Counc i lmember 5chre i der: , sectinded by Counc i l -
member Throinen, to adopt RESOLUTION NO. 81-3'11., A RESULu' 1061
APPRGVIMG CONCEPT PLANS FOR EAST MEDICINE LAKE DARK,
Motion carried on a Roll Call vote, three ayes,
MOTION was made by Colincy!member Scr•ieider, seconded by Council -
hmemb;-tr reinen, to ak'opr RESOLUTION ;!0. 81-312, A RESOLUTION
APPROV I ;'G PLA"S ANL SPECIFICATIONS AND ORDERING ADV€P, I SEMENT
FOR BIDS FOR K!.;Sly' X,:',S, TIMBER SHORES, AND SCHMIDT LAKE
NEIGHBORHOOD PARD.
Motion carried or a -)i: C.i; l wore, three ayes,
MCT I ON was 1. , 41 : by rviric, i fi:;:mer Thre i rion , se(.onded by Counc i i -
meriber Hoyt, to 4)*. S01 l;'T IGN NO. 81-313, A RESOLUTION
APPROVING PLATS AN; C"F(Ai i;:A IONS AND ORDER06 M11ER'I ISEMENT
FOR BID", :-1R FUEL F`;1riliNG F:'C11 TIES AT THE POBLIC UTILITIES
BUILpIr:,,
Motio;i carried up G ^,i11 Cai i Loote, four ayes.
MOTION das made by j.k.Un: j 1i kimber Schnee der, seconded by Counci 1-
opniber Th.-einen, to a('o,,jt RCSOLUT ivN NO. 81-314, A RESOLUTION
APPROVING PLANS ANL SIE "FIIAT114S AVD ORDERING ADVERTISEMENT
FOR BIDS FOR THE 19k 1 S'r:L "Ok WORK,
Motion tarried on a Poll Cali vote, °hree ayes.
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ENERGY MANAGIPM
SYSTEM AT CITY CFPITCR
Item 7-N
RESOLUTION NO. 8.304'
APPIN CAU
MANAGEMENT SYSTEM FOR
CITY CENTER BUILDING
I tem 7-N
RESOLUTION NO. 81-310
W m1 t
REPORT FOR POND RC -8
I teen 7-0
RESOLUTION NO, 81-311
RI)Wwrow"T_
PLANS FOR EAST
MEDICINE LAKE PAPP
I tem 7-P*
RESOLUTION NO, 81-31?
AM NG PLANS
SPECS 8 ORDERING
ADVERTISEMENT FOP BID
MISSION HILLS, TIMBER
HORES S SCHMIDT LAKr *
N'IGHBORHOOD PARKS
Item 7-q*
R'ESOLIJION NO. 81-313
SPE.CS R ORDERI.4C%
ADVCRT I SEMENT T Q ` !'D
F UE I. PUMPING FA(: I L I; Y
Item i -R
1SOL.UT 04 NO. EI -3i4
SPECS 8 ORDERING
ADVERTISr.u,,'NT F0 BID
1981 SEAL COAT WORK
Item "Sib
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MOTION was made by Councilmoiber Schneider, secondee! by Council -
member Threinen, to adopt RESOLUM-1 NO. 1-315, A RESOLUTION
AUTHORIZING PLACEMENT Di Mr) PARKING SIGNS ON 18TH AVENUE AND
FORESTVIEW LANE,
Motion carried on a Roll Call vo`.e, three ayes.
NOTION was made by Councilintsnber Schneider, secorled by Ciurci'-
member Threinen, to adopt PESOLUIION N0, 81-316, A RESOLU'i!ON
RECEIVING PRELINiNARY REPORT AND ORDERING STREET LIGHTING PRO-
JECT FOR CEDAR RIDGE PLAT TWA:,
Motion carried on a Roll Ca'1 vn'.e, two ayes. Acting May( -,r
Neils abstained,
MOTION was made by CourKilmembev Schneider, seconded by Council -
member Threinen, to adopt RESOLUfIUN NO. 81-317, A RESOLUTION
RECEh ING PRELIMINARY REPORT AND ORDERING STREET LIGHT1r1G PAO-
JECT FOR CHELSEA MEWS AND CHELSE4 WOODS ADDITION,
Motion carried on a Roll Call vote, two ayes. Acting May3r
Neils abstained,
MOTION was made by Cou,icilmember Schneider, seconded by Council -
member Thy-Finen, to adopt RESOLUTION NO. 81-318, A RESOLUTION
RECEIVING PRELIMINARY REPORT AND ORDERING STREET LIGHTING PRO-
jc rT FOR FOUNTAIN LANE AND 27TH AVENUE.
Mc,tion carried on a Rall Call vote, two avec. Acting Mayor
Nit ils abstained.
MOTION was made by Counc ilmembe r Schneider, seconded by Council -
member Threinon, to acopt RESOLUTION NO. 81-319, A RESOLUTION
RECEIVING PRELIMINARY REPORT AND ORDERING STREET LIGHTING PRO-
JrCT FOR HADLEY PLACE ADDITION.
Molior carried on a Roll Call vote, Lwo ayes. Acting Mayor
Neils abstained.
MOTION was made by Councilmember Schneider, seconded by Council -
member Threinen, to adopt RESO!.UTION NO. 81-31-0, A RCSOLJTION
RECEIVING PRELIMINARY REPORT AND ORDERING STREFT LIGHTING PRO-
JECT FOk HERITAGE ESTATES 2ND ADDITION,
Motion carried on a Roll Call vote, t-vo ayes. A1:t'ng Mayor
Neils abstained.
MOTION was made by Counciimember Schneider, seconded by CVuncil-
MEMBER Threinen, to adopt RESOLUTION N0, 81-321, A RESO(.UTION
RCCEIVING PRELIMINARY REPORT AND ORDERING STREET LIGHTING PRO-
Jt'CT FOR HERITAGE ESTATES 3RD ADDITION,
Motion carried in a Roll Call vote, two ayes. Actfml Nlayor
Neils abstained,
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N0. 11-315
IMTXf
NO PARKING SIGNS ON
18TH AVE & FORESTVIEW
Item 7-T•
PESOLUTION N0, 81-316
SPORT A ORDERING
STREET LIGHTING
CEDAR RIDGE PLAT TWO
Item 7-U-1•
RESO:UTION NO. 81-317
WCEMM PI
REPORT & ORDERING
STREET LIGHTING
CHELSEA NEWS A
CHELSEA WOODS ADDN,
Item 7-U-2+
RESOLUTION NO.
81-318
RWC-'toM PRtL I
REPORT A ORD!RIN
STREET LIGHTING;
FOUNTAIN LN a :7TH
Item 7-U-3*
AVI
RESOLUTION NO. 8'1-319
RC A u Ei fff NARY
REPORT 8 ORDERING
STREET LIGHTING
HADLE PLACE ADDN.
Item 7-U-4*
RESOLUTION NO, '51-320
RR AMR 1
REPORT & ORDFRING
STREET LIGHTING
HERITAGE ESTATES 2ND
Item 7-U-5+
RESOLJTION
N0, 81-321
RREIVINtEL1
REPORT & ORDER!
STREET LIGHTING
HERITAGE ESTATES ?RD
Item 7-11-6+
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MGTION was made by Councilmember Schneider, seconded by Council. RESt,•,UTION NO. S1-322
member Threinon. to adopt RESOLUTION NO. 81-322. A RESCLUTION RECrIVIRC PRCIAT'W*
RECEIVIK PRELIMINARY REPORT AND ORDERING STREET LIGHTING PRO- REPORT & ORDERINC,
JECT FOR LOST LAKE WOODS ADDITION, STREET LIGHTING
LOST LAKE WOODS ADON.
Motion carried on a Roll Call cote. two ayes. Acting Mayor Item 7-U-1*
Neils abstained,
MOTION was made by Cauncilmember Schneider, seconded by Council- RESOLUTIOP: NO. 31-323
member Threinen, to adopt RESOLVi ION NO. 81-32310 A RESOLUTION R1TTMWPRf71D1I1'
RECEIVING PRELIMINARY REPORT AND ORDERING STREET LIGH'ruk PRO- REPORT b ORDERING
ECT FOR MEDICINE RIDGE ADDITION, STREET LIGHTING
MEDICINE RIDGE ADON.
elation carrlea on a Roll Call %.ote, two ayes. Acting Mayor Item 7-U-8*
Neils abstained,
MO'ION waF made by Councilmember Schneider, seconded by Council- RESOLUTION N0, 81-324
member Threinen, to adopt RESOLUTION NO. 91-324, A RESOLUTION AGCY
RECEIVING PRELIMINARY REPORT AND ORDERING STREET LIGHTING PRO- REPORT a ORDERING
JECT FOR MISSION HILLS PARK 7TH ADDITION, STREET LIGHTING
MISSION HILLS PARK
Motion cerricd on a Rol; Call vote, two ayes. Acting Mayor 7TH ADDITION
Nei 15 abs',aincd, , Item 7-U-9*
MOTION was mace by Courrcilmember Schneider, sFcnnded by Council- RESOLUTION N0, 81-325
member Threinun, to adopt RESOLUTION NO. 81-325, A RESOL UTTON RECEIVING ,RT 8
RECEIVING REPORT AND CALLING FOR HEARING ON STREET LIGHTIN*G* IM- CALLING FOR HEARING
PROVEMENTS FOR FAtENDIN PARK ADDITIONS, STREET LIGHT,NG FOR
FAtENDIN PARE: ADRNS.
Maticiri carried on a Roll Call vote, .wo ayes, Acting Mayor Item 7-V-1*
N014. abstained.
MOT,(iN was made by Councilmember Schneider, securieed by Council- RESOLUTION Nth, 81-326
member Threinen, •o adopt RESOLUTION NO, 81-3261 A RESOLUTION RITUENG RENATT-
RECEIVING REPORT AND CALLING FOR HEARING ON STREET LIGHTING IM- CALLING FOR HEARING
PROVEMENTS FOR GLEN ECHO IAKE ADDITION. STREET LIGHTING FOR
GLEN ECHO LAKE AODN,
Motion carried on a Roll Call vu -e, two ayes. Acting Mayor Item 74-2'
Neils abstained.
MOTION was Made by Councilmember Schneider, seconded by Council- RESOLUTt'ON N0, 81••321
member Threinen, to adopt RESOLLTION i10. 81-327, A RESOLUTIONEt CIV1N'7U&Y_1
RECEIVING REP(.RT AND CALLING FOA HEARING ON STREET LIGHTING IM- CALLING FOR HEAR:NG
PROVEMENTS FOIc LANCASTER LANE FROM 19TH AVENUE TO 21ST AVENUE, S1REE LIGHTING FOR
LANCASTER LANE FROM
Motion carries on a Roll Call vote, two ayes. Act1ng Mayor 19th AVE, T(; 21ST AVE,_
Neils abstained. Item 7-V-3*
MOT ION was made by Councilmember chneider, seconded by Council- RESOLUTION NO, 91-328
member Threinen, to adopt RESOLUrION NO. 81-328, A RESOLI;fION RECEIV C RCP -01. Il,
RECEIVING REPORT AND CALLING F()R HEARING ON STREET LIGHTING `,M- CALLING FOR HEAVING
PROVEMENTS F -)h PLYMOUTH CREEKVIFW ADDITION. STFFET LIGHTING FOS;
PLYMOUTH CREEKV i A0. -
Motion carried on a Rull Call vote, two ayes. Acting Mayor Item 7-V-4*
Neils abstainer.
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MO3'ON was made by Councilmember S..:hneider, seconded by Council -
member Threinen, to adopt RESOLUTION N0, 81-3291 A RESOLUTION
RECEIVING REPORT AND CALLING FOR HEARING ON STREET LIGHTING IM-
PROVEMENTS FOR SYCAMORE LANE FROM 6TH AVENUE TO WINDERMERE DRIVE,
MetiJn carried on a Roll Call vote, two ayes. Acting Mayor
Neils abstained.
MOTION was made by Cc-incilmeinoer Scrneider, seconded by Counci1-
me.nber Threinen, to adopt RESOLUTION, NO. 81-330, A RESOLUTION
RECEIVING REPORT AND CALLINr, FOF HEARING ON STREET LIGHTING IM-
F•RGVEMENTS FOR MEADOW LAWN S"HiES STH ADOITI..
Motion carried on a Role Ci -31 vote, two ayes. Acting Mayor
Neils abstained.
MOTION was made by Councilniember- Schneider, seconded by Council -
member Threinen, to adopt RFSOLUTI04 NO. 81-331, A RESOLUTION
REDUCING DEVELOPMENT BONO FCR M'.SSION PONDS TO THE AMOUNT OF
5,550 TO REFLECT THE COMPLETED WORK.
Motion carried en a Roll Cali vete, three ayes.
MOTION was made 3y Councilmember Schneider, seconded by Council -
member Threinen, to adopt RESOLUTION NO. 81-332, A RESOLUTION
APPROVING REDUCTION OF DEVELOPMENT BOND ;OR MISSION 'ONDS 2ND
ADDITION REVISED TO THE AMOUNT OF $109080 TO REFLECT 1,' COM-
PLETED WORK.
Motion carried on a Roll Call vote, three ayes.
MOTION was made by Ccs Anc'.lmember Schneider, seconded by Council -
member Threinen, to adopt %z:SOLUTION NO. 81-333, A RESOLUTION
AUTHORIZING SUBMISSION OF CITY OF PLYMOUTH GRANT APPLICATION TO
HENNEPIN COUNTY FOR INCLUSION IN THE URBAN HENNEPIN COUNTY COM-
MUVITI DEVELOPMENT BLOCK GRANT AP"LICATION IN ACCORD WITH THE
HOUSING AND COMMUNITY DEVEL;i'MENT =,CT 07 1974.
Motion carried on a Roll Call vote, three ayes.
MOTION was made by Councilmember Schneider, seconded by Coun%Lii-
membe.w Threinen, to adopt RESOLUTION NO. 81-334, A RESOLUTION
APPROVING APPLICATION FOR PEDDLERS, SOL::ITOkS AND TRANSIENT
MERCHANTS LICENSE FOR THE SALE OF FISH, SEAFOOD AND STEAKS AT
THE DEEP ROCK SERVICE STATION '0 JOE JAME: SANCERS.
Motion carried on a hell Call vote, three aye:,
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RESOLUTION
N0, Al -329
WrIVIWIT911T
a CALLING HEARING
STREET LIGHTING FOR
SYCAMORE LANE FROM
8TH AVE. TO WINDEMERE
Item 1-V-5*
RESOI..UTION NO, 81-330
an -R6b1iT A
CALLING HEARING FOR
STREET LIGHTING FOR
MEADOW LAWN ESTATES 5TH
Item 744
RESOLUTION NO. 81-331
RMING L )-PW
BOND FOR M I S S I )N FONDS
A-338) Item 7-W••1*
RESOLUTION NO. 81-332
Rr6UC IRG DE f .
BOND FOR MISSION
PONDS 2ND ADDN.
A-338) Item 7-W-2*
RESOLUTION NAUTPORUMO, 81-333W
GRANT APPLICATION
Item 7-X*
RESOLUTION NO. 81-334
OPPOVING MOMS
LICENSE FOR J. SANDERS
Item 7-Y*
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REPORTS OF OF'- I CERS, BOARDS AND L- OMM I SS I ONS
MOTION was made by Acting Mayor Ieils, seco ided by Cauncilmember
Schneider, to adopt ORDINANCE NO, 61--03, AN ORDINANCE AMENDING
SUBSECTIONS 600.0 , ANO 500.03 0h ;lilt C T `'Y COC IELAT I NG TO GAR-
BAGE AND RUBBISH DISPOSAL AMENDING SUDUIVISIO 2 by adding aftt•r
the word "cans": "used containers, boxes packing materials."
Motion carried on a Roll Call vete, four ajes.
MOTION was made by Acting Mayor Ne ; i seconded by Counci lmember
Threinen, to accept Assistont Maiiager Bovleq report on the sta-
tus of pollution nrcblems in 'lm Creek.
Motion carried, four ayes.
ORDINANCE NO. 81-09
REEATING TO GA ,EAh:;
RUbGISH DISPOSAL
AMENDING SUES, 500.01
AND 600.03
Item S-A
POLLUTIUR PROL-LEMS IN
ELM CREEK AtUA
STATUS REPORT
Item 8-B
Council i•eviewed the 1980 and 1981 City Council directive*s to CITY COUNCIL DIRECTIVES
staff which have yet to be completed. Item 8-C
Council reviewed the proposed calandar for adaption of 1982-86
Capital Improvemen-c Program and 1982 City Bua'ets,
Manager Willis explained the proposed rime -phased plan for imple-
menting the 1980 Building Permit Fee S;-nedi'le and asked for
Council's comments,
MOTION was made by Councilmember Threinen, seconded by Council -
member Schneider, tc candorsiL the City Manager's :eccmmendation
of a time -phased plan fur implementing the l^OO UV:lding Permit
Fee Schedule as proposed in his memora-idum dated May 13, 1981.
Motion carried, four ayes.
MISCELLANEOUS
Counci lmeii,ber Threinrn commendea Chief Carls,ui st for assisting
Way.nita Senior High : chool in sol%;ng the t •affic problem that
existed in their pa 6 inq lot.
Counci lmember Threi nE n stated he receives' a letter i com f 'le
School District #284 !3oard requesti,ig detP•nnent of . ssessment—
for 19th Avenue improv•ment .
Acting Mayor Neils rerlied the only precedent for deverring
ass^ssments is when the difference tetweei, a residential and
industrial assessment for residential property in an industrial
zone has been deferred. Deferment of this assessment would force
us to oo to ad valorem levy to fund these improvements,
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BUDGET CALENDAR
Item 8-D
1980 BUILDING PERHiT
FEE SCHEDULE
Item 8-E
WAYZATA SENIOR H,S.
PAKKING LOT
S.D. #284 ASSESSMENTS
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Manager Willis reminded Council the Board of Review will be held
on Monday, June 8.
BOARD OF REVIEW
Manager Willis reported Commissioner Brass has moved from Plymouth RESIGNATION OF PRAC
and resigned from the Park 8 Recreation Advisory Commission and COMMISSIONER
asked Council to seek a replacement from the southwest district.
The meeting adjourned at 10:12 p.m.
City Clerk
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