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HomeMy WebLinkAboutCity Council Minutes 02-22-1982 SpecialM I N U T E :. SPECIAL, LOUNCIL KE ritC FebruAry 22, 1992 he special meeting of the Plymouth City Council was c:atW to order ay Mayor Davenport at 7:35 p.m. In the Council Chambery of the C.it)t Center at 3400 Plymouth Boulevard on February 22, 1982. PRESENT': Mayor Davenport, Counc.l imembers Hoen, Schneider and Threlnen, Clty Manager Willis, Assist.int City Manager Boyles, Planner Tremere, Ennincec, iloore, City Attornev Let -ler, and City Clerk Houk. C©uncl imember Hoyt Joined t,e mec;tinq at 7:50 p.m. ABSE'tT t None CONSENT AGENDA MOTION was made by Councilmember Moen to with the exceotlon of H R -B to the consent Cc,uncl.tmember cchneider, seconded Dy adopt the items on the consent agenda, Itens 7-H and VL, and to acid Items 7-R agenda. Motion carried on a ROIL UNUTFS MOTION was ;Wade by Counc.timembar Moen, to reqular Council meetinq 1t V o - Counellmember Schneltior, seconded adopt the ml nutes or the February as submitted, Motion carried on a Noll Call vote, four ayes, PRESF_NT AT IONS CONSIW Item 4 AGE NDA by MirRITFS - 1 MU T I NC Of' 22 , 190? Item 5* Mayor Davenport presented Frank harron with a Certificate of Appreciation for the years of sF ry l ce he gave to the P t ann i ng Commission before he re;ilgned in December, 1991. The Mayor also thanked Tlm S!gnorellt, who *as unable to by present, for his years of service on the Human Rlnht% 4nmmisston. Steve Unne.l, Vice PresWentl'Man mer of wc:c present to thank the Counei l for assistance durinq the development review of :heir new bank project in Plymouth, 1 Northwestern Vcinkwest, thel r cooperat tan and and construction phase4i SPECIAL FF 1,1HIJA.IY VRF St NTAT ION CFRTIVICATFS OF AwRfmrim-TIPt SICNORfLL1 AND FRANK BARRON Item 6•A PRF SUNTATION-STEVE z 1 HP111 L, N0RT11W STF'RN HANK Item b•B Special Cora ne i .1 kteet i nct February 2 , 1932 Page )Z PETITIAN.4, DrMr,STS Alin CQMMUFtICATII,.,. Manager w.illts Stated that this was a rev.Esed hPUD preliminary plan/plat, candlttonat use permit, and rexantnq for Plymouth HtI15 Company for "Plymouth Ht ; is 4th Addlt ioi)", Dick Knutson, consultant to the Plymouth Hills Company, stated TE was Mthat the elderly site should have a separate walkinq corridor to connect w.lth the trait system and this was the reason for the requested "pan -handle" between outiot R and Black 1, Lot 1. Councllmember Hoyt Joined the meeting at 7:50 p.m. Discussion followed on the question of density in the development and the difference between City ovned easement versus a private easement. Frank Larson, developer consideration .in regard to the bulldinq sties. He because the other areas housi nq for the elderly elderly site. of Plymouth Hlltq, stated another the "pan -handle" is land contours and would prefer the corridor trail olan probably will be hail It before the and he is trying to plan arntind the MOTION was made by Counctlmember Threlnen, seconded by Councllmember Hoyt, to adopt ORDINANCE NO. 92-02, AMFNI)INC THF 10N1NG ORDIHANC! TO CLASSIFY CERTAIN LANDS LOCATED NORTHEAST OF PLYMOUTH BOULEVARD AND 37TH AVE. NORTH AS HIGH DENSITY MOLTIPLE RESIDENCE DISTRICT. Motton carried on a Roll Call vote, five ayes. MOTION was made by Councllmember Threlnen, seconded by Council. member Schneider, %'.o adopt RE SOLCTION NO, 8? -67 N'PROV.INC RFNISW RPUD PRFLIMINARY PLAN/PLAT AND CONOtTIONAI. US[ PERMIT FOR "PLYMOUTH HILLS 4fti ADD t r [OPW (A 1071) . MOTION was made by Counciimember Schneider, seconded hY Councll- member Moon, to acid condition 111 cis follows: "Final Plat shall be modified to ellminate the separation of the northerly site and the southeap•Qrly site, access to the puhllc trail corridor from the southwesterly elderly site) shall be provided by private easement (ilonq the common lot line." Motlon to amend passed on a Roll Call vote, five ayes. Amended resolution passed on a Roll Ca.l1 vote, five ave9. PLYMOUTH MILLS COWA14Y (81073) Item 7.•A ORNMANCE We 4?.0? ME D GZOtSi N. J .— ORDINANCF Item 7-A RESOLUTION NO. R? -67 CONDITIONAL USE P RMI T -PLYMOUTH HILLS 4th Af1DN. R in73) Item 7-A Special Connell Meeting February 22, 1482 Paqe 33 NQT10N was made by Counc.t imember Threlnen, seconded by Coa.anci l - member Hoyt, to adopt RESOLUTION N0. F17 -6J4, SETTING CONDITIONS iO BE WT PRIOR TO PUBLICATION OF ORDINANCE HEMNINC. LAND LOCATED NORTHEAST OF PLYMOUTH BnULEVARD AND 37TH AVENUF; NnRTH 81073). NOtion carr.led on a Roll Call t-ote, five ,iyes, Mayor Davenport stated he was concerned about the dividing ,land In the APUD by metes and bound%, and the Planning Commission and/or Councl.l vould accomodate such divisions or cc. dLtlonal t -vales actions, oractice of assts med that rontIntie to by plattlnq Frank :arson answered that they are f.lndlnq that no single d veloper today could take upon itself the entire 22, acres Including a division between condominiums, rental property, and elderly houslnq. His englneers came out with this layout to meet the request for elderly housing. Tomaik neveLopment could only come up with a plan for 144 units. Oscar Nostdahl stated he could come up with a plan for the remainder of the property with 20 units per acre, Metes a id hounds descriptions were used to prepare purchase agreements "or the resulting parcels. Mayor Dv%venport stated that the City dl.scoura(jes division by metes and bounds especlati) Ln a PUD which is to insure the approved development. He added he has an Aversion to this type of division, particularly w1thln the downtown Plymouth area. Dick Knatsnn St.-ited this is a preliminavyplat proc.e5s and perhaps a revtsed concept plan should have been brought before the Council before. The Mayor asked that Mr. Knutson hP sure to consider this In feature similar 6vko lopment, Manager Willis stated tills Item is an approval of final peat and development contract for "Spices Addition" for Dana Corpora- tion. The City engineer has recommended tin addiAlonal condition he added prior to the f1ling of the final pleat deallnn with the future altgnment of Medlnd Road. Tills would mean the Spicer Company would be able to I)roeee d with their ;dans .and the final alIgnment could be changed when It's decided. MOTIGN wales made by Counc.l lmember Muen, seconded by Counc.i lmemb r Schneider, to adopt RKSOLLITION NO, 8? -69 WROVINC F INA[ PLAT VID DEVELOPMENT CONTRACT FOR DANA CORVORAI ON "P M R ADD1110till 181054} vlth the following condition added to the Development Contract; "i4,7 Permits from the DNR and MI nneildh.i Watershed D.qt rtct have been applied for but have not been r1rEanted. The f'117SWIT.TO" N0.82 -6A S -f w 660171nNs PLY101OWN HILLS 4TH AnnN. (Rtli73) Item 7-A APPROVAL OF FINAL PLAT-".VTCFR AnON" DANA CORPORATInN W54) Ttem 7-R RE501.1.IT.ION NO, 8? -69 APPRRYWC VINAL TV SP i wi ADn [ T l ON" T)ANA CORNORAT UIN 91054 ) Item 7-R Spec.lal CcrinclI Meetlnq February 22, 1982 Page 34 Watershed District Is requesting further investigation of other alternate alignments for Medina Road which mlght have less Impact on the wetland. The Cit? will undertake the nec«ssary lgnment studies as requested by the Watershed District. TI;e developer recognizes and agrees that It is their respos,slbl.lty to construct Medina Road from Vlcksburq Lane to the v<ftat boundary of thA plat. If the alignment of Medina Road changes from that shown on the final plat, the developer aqrees to submit a revised final plat which would provide for the revised alignment. The developer agrees that they will pay the total cost for the construction of Medina Road on the alignment approved by the Watershed District and DNR, and will provide the City with a flnancla: quarantee as specified by the subdivision ordinance to .Insure the completion of Medina Road" ^d deleting Item 13.2 from the Development Contract, 8111 Hoffman, Dana Corporation, stated he had no problem with this amendment, Motive carried or a Roll Call vote, fire ayes, MOTION was made by Counclinember Moen, seconded by Councllmember RESOLUTION NO, 4? -7n Thelnen, to adopt RFSOLUTION NO, 9? -70 SFTT[NC CONDITIONS PRIOR SETTING C NO T ON. 7 TO FILING nF FINAL PLAT FOR "SPICER ADDITION" FOR DANA CORPORA- ,SPICER AnnuION11 TION (91050 with the elimination of condition Ifo, nANA CnRpORATION SLO54) Motion carrlod on a Rall Call vote, five ayes. Item 7-9 NOTION was made by CounciLmember Schneider, seconded by Council- RESOLUTION M 8? -71 member Throlnen, to adopt RESOLUTION NO. 92-71, APPROVING SITE WROVIINC, 91TE PW PLAN FOR MIA COKFORAT I ON (SP ICER DIVISION) AT SOUTHWEST CORNER "SPICEN ""DIT.ION" OF VICKSBURG 1 ANE AND HIGHWAY 55 091067), DANA CORPC,RAI'1O;1 91067 ) Mayor Davenport askpca Khat Spicer manufactures. Mr. HofFinan Item 7-C anssered that they manufacture axles for heavy-duty equipment. Thele plant is expected to employ approxLriately 400 people. MotLOn carried on a Roll Cali vote, five ayes. MOTION was made by Counclimember Scheelder, seconded by Council- RFSOLUTION NO, 9t'-72 member Moen, to aoopt RESOLUTION NO. 82-72, PROVID1141-1 FOR THF , ISSUANCE. AND SALE; % .INDUSTRIAL. DEVELOPMENT REVENU% [1)NDS TO Item 7-1)w PROVIDE FUNDS TO BE LOANED TO 11ANNF R F' NG [ N1T 11 I NC CORP. In the mnount of $1,000,000. Motion carried on a Roll Call vote, four Byes. MOTION %os made by Counellmember Schneider, seconded by Connell- RESOLUTION NO, 9? -71 member Moen, to adopt RESOLUTION NO. 92-73, APPROVING, SITF PLAN AP P R OV I FOR WALLACL FREEMAN FOR "WILLOW GROVE. SHOPPING CENTER" LOCATED WALLACE F RF FMAN, NORTHEAST 01 NATHAN LANE, AND HETTY CROCKER IINIVF- (800W. WILLOW C,ROVF 90054) Motion (;arrLed on a Roll Call vote, four ayes, Item 7-F.* Special Council Meeting Febr`aary 22, 1982 Page )5 MDII(,M was made by Counctlmember Schneider, serended by Council - member Hoen, to adopt RESOLUTION N0, 82-749 APPROVING SITE PLANANDCONDITIONALUSEPERMITFORA "DAY CARE CENTER" LOCATEDNORTHEASTOFNATHANLANEANDBETTYCROCKERDRIVE (811054)0 Motion carried on a Roll Call vote, Pour ayes, NOTION was made by Councl.lmember Schneider. seconded -'ay Counci l- me r,Ober Moen, to adopt RESOLUTION N0, 92-750 APPROVI ,1C SITE PLAN. FOR FOOD ENGINEERING CORPORATION AT THE SOUTHWEt.T CORNER OFNIAGARALANEAND28THAVENUENORTH (A-670). Motion carrrpd on a Roll Call vote, Pour ayes. Manager Wil.11s stated this is a request for final RPUD plat/planapprovalfor "Amhurst 3rd Addition" For Hans Hagen Homer. Thedeveloperisaskingpermissiontoobtainberi.ldlnq permits for amodelhomepriortothephysicalavaltabllil.y of utillt,es tothesite. Howard Hunt, representinq Hans Hagen Homes, stated he doesn'tunnderCanBcwhytheassessmentforsanitarysewerisbeingmadeatthistime. Engineer Moore stated that this has been theCouncil's pallcy for years. This assessment is only for the area sewer and water charges. Mayor Davenport asked that they Specks) Assessment Committee review the question to determine whether. or riot this is cunsls- tent with past policy. Howard Hunt stated that he believes the ordinance requirInq twoyearguaranteesonallapprovedlandscapinqiseKresslveanddiscouragesthedeveloperfromlneWdinq ,any more than the minimum required by the landscape policy, MOTION was made by Councilmember Thre[ne'n, seconder) by MayorDavenport, to direct staff to review the Cltv's Policy relatlnqtolandsCouinqfinancialqurrantees. MOTION wds matte by Counc! lmemher Schnet der, seconded ov Council - member Threinen, to arlopt RESOLUTION NO, p? -76 APPROv[Nl, RP1113FINALPLAN/PLAT AND DEVELOPMENT CONTRACT FOR '10011jR T 3RDADU [ TION" FOR HANS HAGEN HOMES (HPLIO 79-?) ( 7904 ;) and ad l thefollowlnqto14.3 of the Development Contract: "The (teveloperWyohtalnapermitforonemodelhomepriortotheut[litlegbutnotbeforeacontractisawardedforthetitil[t.iet,". rt tori carried on a Roll CcA l l vole, five %lVej. RESOLUT T,ON Nf1. R2-74 APP SI E 'kA WALLACE FREEMAN WILLOW CROVE AO054 ) Item 7-F* RESOLUTION 110, a2-75 FOf1D F IGINFFRING A-670) Item 7-C-* RP1ID FINAL PLAT AMHURST 3llp .AnnN, HANS HACFN HOWS 7 9046 ) Item 7-H RF SOLI IT CON NO, 9?4A AMHURST )RD A401K HANS HACF'N HOMk 5 7 91)46 ) item 7-H Special Council Meet kqq Fcaruary 22, 1982 Pagn 36 NOTION' was made by Councl lntember Schneider, seconded by Counct l - member Threlnen, O adopt RESOLUTION NO, 82.-77 SEITINC CONDI- TIONS TO BE MET PRIOR TO FILING OF FINAL PLAT FOR "AMHURST 3141) ADDITION" FOR HANS HAC.EN HOWS (79046). Motion carriee 3n d Roll Call vote, five ayes. NOTION was wide by Cnunc l lmembe r Schne 1. ale r, second, 1 by Council. memher Threiitvn, ti adopt RESOLUTION NO, %$-78, AD( Mir ASSES, . MENTO SANITARY SEWEI'e s --.ND WATER MA - AWfURST THIND ADDIT [OPI, PROJECT NO. 221 la tt,e amount of Sl)4260,00. Mot.lr,-i carried on d ROLL Ca.l 1 vote, five ayes, Manager Willis stated that this is a request for final plat from Nick Loschelder for "Ridgecrest 2nd Addt`n,". Nick Loschelder, developer of Rldgccrest, stated he has had ;some of his concerns satisfied since he wrote to thaw City, His remali lnq concern Is the required soddinq of hei ~oulevdrd nr lnr to construction. Mayor Davenport stated the Council's cencern is with erosion durinq I.h.. deve.lrnnment and the problems It causes. '-le asked that Mr, t_oscheldor I)e, reasonahle ghoul the potentlal erosion and the proulems It can cause with public accese. The Clt% will not make him 4qc1 cent 1 l the lot is developed, If he can control the erosleli pre Llem but they wdnt to he dbie to enforce the soddl nq IF' :% bee:times necessary, MUTION was m,.v&- by VLtine Ilmemher SchrieLder, seconded by Cot,nell- member Hoyt, to adapt 'It:SOLUT ION NU. 92-79 At- PROVING FINAL PLAT AND DEVE'LCOME:NT CONTRACI FOR ,RIDGE-CHCr %qD ADDITION" FOR NICK LOSCHEILDER (A4;41, Motion carried on a Roll C.il l vote, fVe ay •s. MOTION was made by Councl lmembei Schneider, net-onded by Council. member ounclI- member Hoyt, to adopt RE SO.UT ION NO, 92-,9G SETT INC, CONDI T 1("iS PRIOR TO FILING 011 FINAL PL NT 00 " R UXE:CRI. S t 2ND ADDITION" -OR NICK LOSCHFIDLR (A-774)0 Motion edrried on a Roll Call vete, five ayes. MOTION was made by Counelimember SehneLt'^. , seen,ided by ColincL l- wember Hoyt, to adopt RESOLUTION NO. 92-41 A110TING AS5VSSMENT, VRELT, CURB AND CUTTER AND UTILITIVS - RIDrkCRVST 2ND AI)nITEON, PROJECT N0, 219 in the amount of 999,91S.1.11j, Motion cl-trrle^d or, a Roll Call vote, ftae aves. RFSOLUTION NO. 82-77 1Tffg- AMHIIRST 3RD ADD", 79046 ) item 7-14 RE.SCLUTIIIN N0. 82-78 CAS Sim AMHURST 3RD AD01710011 PROJECT 221 Item 7-H RFSOLUTION NO, 92-79 APPROVUIC '7JnT RIDGECRFST 2ND ADON, HICK LOSCHE IDR -R A-174) Item 7-1 RESOLIITtON NO, V-80 F CN, corefriaps R IDLE CREST 2ND ADDN, A-774) Item 7-1 RESOLUTION NO. V-911 An0PTING ASSTSSMFN T RIOGFCft'ST ?Nn AnIIN A-774) Item 7-1 MGTION was mdt e by CiuncLlme4rhet Schneider, suconded h 1'okinclI.- RE4;OL9TION NO., 9?-R member Hoyt, to adopt RESOLUT `ON htf , V-92 A11f1111 LNC, AS9F SSMFNT, AWTVIC ASSF-, 5F1'F1T SANII ARY SEWER ANI) WATER ARFA - N 10(;FCltt ST NJ) A001 Tion, PRO.1! C T RIDCaFCNFST 2ND AVON. N0. 220 in the amount of 56, 49, u, A-774) Item 7-1 ipeetal Council Meetinq February 22, 1952 Page )7, MQi110I4 was made by Councl imember Schneider, menber Moen, to adopt RESOLUTION NO. 82-83, AND DEVELOPMENT CONTRACT FOR ''OROCKPANLr<R BROCKPAMI ER (90046) . seconded by Council. APPROV INC FINAL PLAT ADDITION" FOR, DAVID Motion carried on a Roll Cotl i vote, four ayes. MOTION was made by Councilmember Schneider, seconded by Crxinell- member Moen, to adopt. RESOLUTION NO. 82-849 SFTTINC CONDITIONS TO FIE MET PRIOR TO F iL INC FINAL PLAT FOR 11(1R0CKPAHLFR ADD I T I0t'r" 50046). Motion car*led an a Roll Call vote, four ayes, MOTION was made by Coune l lmembe r Schneider, 3e% -ended b -f Cot i nc l i - member Mout, to adopt RESOLUTION NO. 82-459 ADOPTING, AScsi CiSMFFIr, SANITARY SMR AND WATER AREA - 6RACKPAHLUR ADDITFON, PROJECT NO, 222 .in the amount of 510,533.60. Motion carried on a Roll Call vote, four fives. MOTION was made by Counctimember Schneider, seconded by Council - member Moen, to adopt RFSOL,UTIUN NO. A2-+969 APPROVINC FINAL FILA; FOR "PLYMOUTH CENTER 2ND ADDITION" FOR CITY OF PLYMOUTH (A-•94), Motion carried on a Roll Call vote, fosir dyes. Regdrd.inq the proposed lot (11%IsIon for DdvI(I Crai e, Courcllmember Threlnen stated hu w.is conce;roed that all of the legal matters might not be resoked with the filing, Cltv Attorney Lefler stated that he 1s surr Lhe procre'dinds will take some time to complete but he cannot scbe ony problem with the lot divisions MOTION was made by Counrllmember Threlnen, seconded by Coitnell- member Schneider, to adupt RESOLUTION NO. q? -87, APPROVING LO) D I% IStON OF PLATTFU LAND 01- SCR IHI 0 AS LOT It BLACK '10, "F LF-IURST ADDITION" FOR MR. AN) MRS, 0AVI0 CR01' (41070. Motion carried on a Roll Call vete, four eyes. MOTION *,is madt, by Counc i lmembe r Thre l nen, secooded by Council- member ouncil- member Schneider, to adopt RESOLUTION Nn. Sp -RS, SlTI[NC CONDI- TIONS TO tit MF t PRIOR TO FILING AND RELATFn TO LOT 111VtSION I.nl( DAVID CRANE k4101191). Motion 4-,%arrled on a 841.1 Call vote, four dvei. RESOLUTIO" N04 S2-83 APPROFiC "FD ' OnOCK.PAHLF R ADTD.I T I " Rnn46) I t e+n 7-39 RF,nL11Ti0N N0. RU .% RROCKPAF(LFP Ar31DITION 40046) Item 7-Ift RF.5nL1IT 'InN NO. A?AS sirmrsm RRnCKPAHLFR Ar)nITI(1N 90n416) Item 7-36 RFri0LUTION N0, R? -R6 v.rw, F91V P PL YMOUTH CENTER A-94) Item 7-K' APPROV I NC LOT DIVISION -DAVID CRANE. m 7-L RF SKI I f ION NO, q7 -R7 DAV In CRA14F 0ln71) Item 7 RFS011ITION NO. SF UTI NC C ONn`ITTr4% 11 Av t n CR ANF 41071 ) I t rim 74 Special Councl i 14ect t n, Febr tary 22, MR Page 38 Manger Willis stateu :hat Ascension Evanqellcal Lutheran Church has requested reconsideration of the teams of Policy Resoltitlon 73-128 to qrant then use of tempordry sewer capdclty for the construction of a church on the west side of 10t, south of Greenwood Elementary School. The site Is In the FRD xune which does not permit churches. Councllmember Threlnen stated he recalled the dl5eu3slon when the Zoninq Ordinance was revised in 19,40 deleting churches as allowable uses in t,ie FRD District, The problem is that churches are beinq used on a day to day basis, not only on Sundays, and should not be allowed without public sewers, Mayor Davenport steitPn he does bell eve In a l :owl nq churches in an FRU (futures restricted development.) area 'out they should not Le alloweJ to include day care centers or schools wKich have d grz%citer amount of sewage. Dick Clark, fstory"o representing the request Ascension Church, briery reviewed and flIture plans for the church the In PIyoiovth. He asked for permission for the church to connect to the elcist.inq Amber Woods lift station dnd that the west half or the church's pk% aerty be included for development of homes. res i dencees from bo Ce.unel lmember Schoel ier stated he didn't like set t inq ct prerv- dent by lett.lnq the day edre canter and residential lots have dcc'Oss to the tempoveiry sewer CeI)dclty. Counclinipmber Threint;n stated that other use: proposed for land In the area asked for the same sewer acce;.s and Frere Uirne l down. Mr. Clark stated he would like Lo amend his request to Include only the east half of the property for development o° the church. He noted the %kdns also showed future parsona(le. MOTION wis frdde v Couneltmember Schneider, seuanded by COUncit- member Hoyt, tl e--. resolution 73-1,?.A tho day be wa1%fk l In this case so th,- Ascension Lki1. reran Chu.,ch m-3 hook up tO the Amber Woods sewer system vlo v fort emalis; anJ that this would preclude res i dencees from bo l i q developed on the west half J the church property. Councllmember Threlnen etaLed that the rhurrh still has to qo before the PL tnnlnq Comnisslon with rezunlnq and CGIldit(unal use site plans. It would he iinre appropriate to consider this issue In the context of those dpi. Ucat lons. The Mayor stated he cool ln't vote for the motion un lees there was a rond.itlon that tho day school use r)r any use which would Increase the rdpdclty beyond the church use was etiminAnd. ASCENSION CRIRCH APPEAL- OF POLICY INTERPRETATION Item 7-M Special Coxinell Meeting February 22, 1982 Paqe 39 Motion failed, one aye. Mayor Davenport, Councilmembers Moen, hrelnen, and Floyt voted nay. MIDI -ION Nas made by Councilmember Threlnen, secondees by Mayor Davenport, that the proposed use of the site by the Ascension Lutheran Church for exclusive church programs and excludinq day care and/or church school shall not he prohibited by resolution 7)-12$. Petlt.lons for approval of rezonlnq and site plans shall be considered on their merlts. Mayor Davenport explained that the church could make a formal proposal to the Plannlnq Commission for rezonlnq, Motion carried on a Roll Call vote, three ayea. Couneltmember s Moen and Cloy t voted nay. MOTION was madb by Councllmember SLhnelder, sroconded by Counc[l- munber Moen, to adapt RESOLUTION N04 8? -99 ORO RING, PROJFC1 014, AMHURST 3RD ADDITION, STREET AND UTILIf[ES 11 1POOVFVVITS, Motion carried on a Roll Call vot3, fotir Byes. MOTION was made by Councllmember Scnneldc.r, seconded by Council. member Moen, to adopt RESOLUTION NO. 82-90 01int P [Nc PROJECT ?01, BROCKPAHLER ADDITION , 41ST AVFHUF, STRFFT ANi1 UTILITY I PROVC- MF.NTS. Motion carried on a Roll Fall vote, four ayes. Manayer Willis stated that West Point Qusinsss Center cut In the Industrial Furl: access problems. a number of bi.istnes tenants at tht! have requested an aadltlanat mediae Buulevar a strip to relieve vehlcutor Bruce E ertson, represent incl Vantage Cr•mpantes owners of the est Point Business Center, asked if West Point would have to pay the entire amount of the project if the median were removed, Mayor davenport answered that it would. If the property owner cf the Nest Point businesses petitioned the City for the, improvemerts, the required public hearincl could be waived. Staff has •to object tons to question is who sc,ould pay cost should be borne by the method would be to call for should pay, the median heinq remov,nd htit For the work. Staff believes people Fisk 1 nq for the removal. a pt.ihltc he.lrinq to determine the the One who MOTION was made by Maya: Davenport, seconded by Counrllrmamher Threlnen, to refer this mater to the staff for disetisslon with represent at i ves from V ant acle Company, Motion ecirr.led nn a Roll Call vote, f l\ p .lyes, RE SOL11T I ON No, A? - 99 WrHim1 mojErrin AMHURST 3Rn AnnN, 5TRFFT & UTILITIES Ttetn 7-N-1" RF:=+%t tITIf1N No, S? -911 i TFIC BORCKPA4LFR ADDN, STRRFT & UFILITIFS Item 7-N-?* nt QUL ST FOR MFI) I AN CUT- t'ouSTRIAL PARI; HLVD, virs f otr XFNIUM Item 7-11 Special Council Meeting February 22, 1982 Page 40 MOTION was made by Couniclmemmr Schneider, seconded by Council - member Hoyt, to adopt RESOLOTION NO, 82-91 DENYING PROPOSM VACATION IF A PORTION OF 31ST AVENUE .N MAPLEDELL IST Ai )ITION. Motion carried on a Roll Call vote, five; •ayes. MOTION was Mddo by Counci lmember Hoyt, se,onded by Counci lmemi er Threinen, to adopt RESOLUTION NO. V&.92 AMENGINil DE.VFLOPMEMT CONTRACT, NORTW%ST BUSINESS CAMPUS (80062). Motion carried on a Holl Call vete, five ayes. MOTION was made by Counctlmember Schneider, seconded by Council - member Moen, to adopt RESOLUT16R NO. 9? -93 7F.CLARING ADFQUACY OF PETITION AND ORDERING PREPARATION OF RG)ORT, STREET LIGHTING - DEERHAV N ADDITION. Motion Cdrried on a Roll Call vote, four ayes. MOTION' was made by Councllmember Srhnelder, seconded by member Moen, to adopt RESOLUTION NO. 82-94 RECEIVING ANI) ORDERING PREPARATION OF REPORT, STRi:F T LIGHT INC ROAD H BETWEEN OLIVE LANE. AND PEONY LANE. Motion carried on a Roll Call vote, four ayes. MOTION was made by Counci.lmember Schneider, seconded by member Moen, to adopt RESOLUTION NQ. 92-95 SITTINC 1992 REVIEW HEARING DATE FOR THL CITY OF PLYMOUTH FOR JUNE 1, 1:30 P.M. Motion carried on a Roll Ctill vote, four ayes. RESOLUTI'JNNO, 42-91 UENYINC VACATION MAPLEDELL IST ADI)N, Item 7-P RESOLUTION N0, R2.-9 AE13 TRY9 C R ,r PRUDENTIAL CO, NORTHWEST CAMPUS Item 7-Q RESOLUTION NOe 42-93 V.\y{...\ LWIM 919.1- inn I STREET LICHT4 DEF.RHAVEN ADDITION Item 7 -R -1w Council- RESOLUTION N0. R?. 34 PETITION 6ARG R COUNTY STREET LIGHTS C.R. 6 Item 7-R-24 Council- RESOLUTION NO, as -95 BOARD OF SLUIRC, DAMRUAMT r9:9? at OF REVIEW Item 7-S' MOTION was nide by Councilmember Schneider, se under' by Mavor Davenport, that staff be directed to lonk at of ger ronstrtict.lon equipment needed Ir 198' and mike a recomme- ri, ion as to the Possible ourchase of used equipment. Motion carried on <I Roll Call. vote, five aves. MOT 101. was made by Counc I I member Hoyt, seconded by Counc 1 Imember Threlnen, to ;adopt RESOLUTION NO. 82••96 AWARDING BID FOR THI PURCHASE OF ONE TRUCK MOUNTED SEHFR XT AND TRAILER MOUNT!0 MANHOLE. VACUUM UNIT from PicQueen Equ1.pitenL Co. to the amcunt of 5i,400.00, funds aLithortx,nd from Account No. •'0'-5ji-921. lotion carried on a Roll Call vote, five ayes. RESOLUTION NO, R? -96 XWM-w n7n, , JLc.T/MANHOLE CLEANFR Item 7-T-1 I MENEEM I1 II Special Council Meeting February 229 1962 Page 41 MOTUM was made by Councllmember Hoyt, seconded by Councllmember RESOLUTION NO. 42-97 Thretnen, to adopt RESOLU' T''N NO. A2-97 AWARDING KID FOR THE P00WE OF ONE BACKHOE rom ®edgy Co. In the amount of RACKHOE 36,500.00, funds authorized from Account. No. 602-53.1-921. Item 7-T-2 Motion carried on a Roll Call vote, five ayes, MOT1011 was made by Councl lmenber Schnel.der, soconded uy Council- RESOLUTION N0. P-2-98 rrem!w Wen, to adopt RESOLUTION NO, 82-98 REUIVIMr REPORT AND 7TTM, PUBLIC . OLLING FOR NEARING ON [MPROVEMENTS - PROJECT 2049 f,,;.ACIER LANE 4FARING9 PR03ECT 204 FROM 27TH avenue to 2cjTH PLACE, CL.ACIER LANE Item 7-L1* Motion carried on a Roti Call vote, four awes. MOTION was made by Cour.ci linember Schneider, seconeed by Coui cl i- R SkIITInN N0. 82-99 member Mo n, to adop-. RES,ILUT!ON NO, 42-•99 APPROVING CHAt•9C.E WpOnvulc CHARF ORDER t:0. 2'9 PROJEtiT NO. 112, PUMPHOLISF. NO, 5 by add[nq ORDtQ-PROJFCT 812 40118951. PUMPHOUSE NO, 5 Item 74-10 Motion carried on a Roll Gill vote,, Four ayes, M011ON was made by CouncLlmember Hoyt, geconded -z- Counc[lmcmher RFSOLlfrION NO,9?-1no I,ieelnen, 0 adopt RESOLUTION HO. 42-100 RfOUi ST FOR PAYMENT RMUFST f: ,IMM-Tir NO. 8 AND FINAL, PUMP HOUSE NO, S, PR0:XCT NO. 8Q in they amount PROJECT Rl?, Plov of 56,236.44 to A & K Congtruc! Lon Co. HOUSE NO, 5 Item 7-W-1 Motion carried on a Roll Ca ! L vote five dye.. MOI ION was made by Counci lmember Schneider, secorined by RESOLUTION NO.9?-101 Counc l .lmembe r Moen, Co adopt RE SOLO F t or F. 1, 92 -101 Al' . NnR i 1 l tir, R OUF S T FOR PAYME N T REQUEST FOR PAYMENT, DEI. rl WFLI PUMP NO. 6 "RODE CT NO. 01? In the PRO3r CT 012, WELL canount o? $10,900.81 to Lee NLi Ihvwrt Nlumbincl and Heating Oo. PI.W NO, 6 Item '0 -W-?'b Motion carried on a Roll Call vats', Pour eyes. MOTION was made by Counc L l member Scnr, e i Je r, secondecs by Council- RE SOLOT L nN NO , a? -10? member Moen, to adopt RESOLUTION 510. -10? RFDUCING nw.LOPMENT ROM RMICTION BOND, FLRNOALE NORTH 2ND COITION (A -6L5) to SO. FF RND•AL. E t aIR TH 2ND DDN. (A_6151 Motion cdrrled can a Roll Call. vote, Iocir ayes, Item 7.X-1* MOTION was made by Councllmemher Sc.hnoide c-, seconded h' COunell- RE,'"i"1.U1'IOh N0.9? -103 member Moen, n adopt RE SOLhT [UN No. 82-103 RFDI IC (N(; '1E.VF LOPMF NT MR11 FIFTTMW BOND, ZACHARY H10 -S 2ND ADDITION (79114`) to x%5-3,794, JACHARY HILI S 2N1) AnnIT[nN (791145) Motion car -led on a Roll Call vote, four ayes. Item 7-Y-,* MOTION was made Ly CounclImennher Schnee!de-, secondee, by C(ILIK"11- RFSnL.11TIflN 110.Qt'-104 member Moen, to adopt RESOLUTION NC, 82-104 Ri 11CINC, 0[V1 Lnl'MFN1 1014M R rMIN 9ON9, NISS.IOM HILLS PARK ATH ADDITION (AG"t 7) to 557,450. Ml 1STf)N HCLLri PARK aT11 AIION, (AnOC 7) Rotion carried on a Reil. Cc -ill *oLe, four aves, [tem 7-X-3} Special Council Meetsnq February 22, 1982 Page 42 MOTION was made by Councilmember Schneider, seconded by Council- RESOLUTION N0.82-105 member Moen, to adopt RESOLUTION N0, 82-105 REDUCING DEVELOPMENT BOND, BURL OAKS 3RD ADDL-TION (A-792) to 576,400. CURL OAKS 3RD ADON, A -"M) Motion carried on a Fall Call vote, four ayes. Item 7 -X -a* MOTION was made by Counct lmemher Schneider, ,seconded by Council. RESOLUTION NO,82-106 member Moen, ',,.# adopt RLSOLUTION N0, SZ -106 REOIICING AEVELOI'MENT 47OND REni1 W BOND, WEST ittDa FsTATES 2WO ADDITION (A -74S) to $7,600. WEST R.I11GE ESTATFS 2N9 ADDN4, (A-745) Notion cgirr[ed on a Roll Callv.ite, foes ayes., Item 74 5* MOTION oas made by Coiinc[lmember Schneider, seconded by Council- RESOLUTTriN NO,A?,-107 member 143en, to adopt RESOLUTION NO. 82-107 REDUCING DEVELOPMENT BOND RrMF'TW BOND, W ND RIDGE AT BASS LAKE (A-755) to St4,7Q0. WIND RIDGE At MASS LAKE (A-755) Motion carried on a Roll Coll vote, four ayes. Item 7-X-6* MOT[ON was made by Counct lmvmbvr Sr,hnvL0Pr, Secc,ndr%d by Co,inr-1 1- RFSOLUT.IC-1'i NO.A2.1(lq_ mem'ier Moen, to adopt RESOLUTION NO, h'-108 AN RCVINC ACKLMENT PROVING H FOR POUNDKEEPER 0UT1LS with Funk Animal Hospital. ANIMAL POUNDKEEP Item 7-H11 Motion Carried on Item 7-V* Motion carried on a Roll Call vO!e, four ayes. NOTION was mcide by Counc`.!member Schneider, Seconded by Council- RESOLUTCON N0.82-109 member Moen, to adopt RESOLUTION NO, S? -109 APPROVING CIGARkTTF. CICANUTTIETTENSE 1.ICLNSF., PLYMOUTH STANDARD, PLYMOUTH STANDARD teem 7-Z* Motion carried on a Roll Call, vutts four dyes. MOTION was made by Counctlmem6er Schneider, seconded by Council- RESOLUTION N0.82 -11n member Moen, to ado,)t IItE NI1Ll1II011 NO, 87P -11O APPROVING 1)ISF1URSF.- ANI'ROVIN(, OiSF1t1RSF ME,NTS FOR THI- PLR 101) F.NI) i NG 11311,42 l n the amount of ME14TS 1/31/9? 51,3049562.91, Iter 74A* Motion carried t.n (i ;Zoll Call. vote, Fakir ayes. MOTION was made by Counct lmtmnber Thretrien, %econded by Council- TURILF LAKE FAW member Schneider, to defer the matter nP the Turtle lake Area LIINDGRkN FIROS, F,A,W. Pf-idLInwel: P;evelopers delinquent hill. 1)FLIN0UFNT rill:. Item 7-H11 Motion Carried on a Roll Cate vote, five ayes. MLinager Willis stdted thdL I..undgren Brothers was one of thlrteon STRFFT SWFf'P1NC developers in the City whose streets were swept by Clty contrae. llli.LING COMPLAINT tors Nnd s0sequent ly bl 1 leer, LUNDGREN 11R05, Item 7 -CC Sherm Coldherg, representinq Lui,akiren Elrothers, stated he dis- tiIgreewltl1 a Pr1ct, that the City did not not ice thtKn that they were 90 nq to clean Lhu ztreets but they would lady the involce. Special Council pteetinq February 22, 1982 Page 43 Mayor Davenport ac,reed but stated that the developer was well aware of the prob'eems of erosion control and his responslbi l.i- tles under t1ty dtvelopment contract and should have taken steps to clean the atrr-et s. Mr. Goldberg started that the problem isn't one of erosion but of dirt that fails off the trucks onto the street. Councilmember Hoyt stated she agrees that the developers should have been noticed but sweeping the streets is a part of the development contract and the developer s;',ouid be aware of th® fart. No action was taken, MOTION was made by Councllmemh TIQN nNQde 92 111,edAPPF3OVING THF, member Moen, to adopt RE. •l RESERVE FOR ENCUMBRANCES FOR THE YEAR 1981 in the amount of 1.17,337.51. Motion carried on a Roll Call votc, four ayes. MOTION was made by Councilmember Schnelder, seconded by Council - member Moen, to adopt RESOLUTION NO. 9a -"f 1r, FSTARLISHING A RESERVE WR CITY CkNTER MAIMILNANCk. AND FSTARL ISHING A RESE RVF FOR jsCCtiUI 0 VACATION AND t ANC TERM DISABILITY Lf AVE . Motion carried on a Roll Call %ote, !our ayes. REPORTS OF OFFICERS, BOARDS AND COMMISSIONS Mayor Davenport appointed to the NennPpler n 1Coui t1r Park Reserve Nt as the Counoll Coordlnatinq Representatle Illstrict for 1942. Ttie Mayor appointed aim Rice to the Task Force ut; t'airk and llecreat ion Proqram F l nanclnq to art as rhai r. He also j1ppol ni cd Frank, Dvorak, Jim Alt, Claudia Gropett 1, Pat Murray, Don Wolter, Artlatir Vertln, and Pete Thomnsun as members. MOTION was mide by Councllmemher Schneider, seconded hN t'uurlrll- me:mbisr Mraen, to a(loyt Rk 50LU'f I(1N NO.4?-113vAPi'RQV LNG THI PLVM()UTH PARK SYSTEM PLAN DAT1 U F E HHUAIIl ?21 19S2% Rf SOLOT InN NO . A? -111. WPM TW__W9RVE FOR FNCUMBRANCE,S FOR 1991 Item 7 -nn* usnLUT I ON NO.42-112 M.AnIT'41TV WWW APPOINTMENT -PAM( RESERVE DIST. Item A -A-1 4-JPOINTMf NT -PARR REC TASK FORCE Lcm R -A-? Rk SOLUT ION NOW -1i) In PARR SYSTEM FLAN item S -R* Motion carried on a Rolt Call vete, fair ,ryes• The Council reviewed the Cltv's 5 year CfIlaltal Improvement Pro- ltE1'lF'W OF CCP dram to determine if there •ere projects whle`h could be mr.ve(I till Item R -C to takeadvantage of the vtkrrent eConnmlc t)ndltluns which ars forcing contractors to bld ag(Iress"ely for puhije constructlui) work. Special Council "eetinq February Z1, 1952 mage 44 MOTH'" was made by Maycr Davenport, seconded by Counciimembet Threfnen directlr.0 staff to explore the financial .and develop•• ment ramifications of movinn C.R. 61, from C.R. 154 to C.R. 9, to the 1982 CIP from the 195.) CIPS Notion carried on a Roil Cat vote, five ayes. The Dunkirk Lane street wiclenino, Pram Miclhway 55 to C.R. 6, will be left In .1954's CIPS NOTION was made by Mayor Davenport, seconded by Councllmember Threlnen, directing staff to explore the financial and develop- ment reptl1catlons of movinq the Niagara Lane, Htqhway 55 to C.R. 6, project from the .199) CEP to the 19,92 CIP. cotton carried on a Roll Call vete, four ayes. COU neI Imember Schneider voted nay. City Council's past directives to the staff were reviewed. bio Wt:utt Weis r1eer's'lc1ry. Proposed bud4et expenditure reductions were reviewed, Counell- member Schneider stated he would like a hold on the hirinq of al.l new part time and full ttme employees from now until the total budget is looked gat After the first quarter. Mayor Davenport asked about transferrinq the HRA to the Metropo- litan HRA on a trial basis. Discussion followed on the propo;+,al. It was the consensus that any a;- 'ons to transfer MRA responsibilities would be considered as part of the 19A3 budget lnq process. MOTEON was made by Counct Imember Hoyt, seconded by Cotancl lmemher Threlnen, to adopt RkSOLLITION HO, V-114 RFDUCING CERTAIN REVENUL AND VXPE.NDITURE APPROPRIATIONS IN THE ADOPTFD 194? CUKRAL FUND AND SHADL TWF DISEASE. CONTROL KIDWS. Maticlger Willis stated that the plan is to keep the shade tree progr4un workiitq can a reduced scale for 19,42 and discontlnue the protiram In 1993. MOTION was amended by Hoyor Davenport, seconded by CounellmeW-ier Schneider, to prevl de for , reduction of S44,000 in the Shade Trtle Program as proposvd by the City Man'. -Mer but to leave the weed cont ro t progrmn I. °at act . Motion to amend cor,^led Cana Roll Call vote, five ,avec. Motion as amended carried on a Roll Call. vote, five ayes. COUNCIL DIRF CT IVES t t em ,9 -fl PROPOSED 11Ut)CET REDUCTIONS Item A-E RF.SOLUT ION ND. A2 -114 MUM so DISEASE CONTROL 11110GE T Item A -F Special ttouwA 111eetinq February 22, 192 Paso 45 Manager Wi lits stated he would prefer to out an entire program rather than cut back on several programs because the exper;tatlons of citizen& %nd Councltmembers would not likely change with respect to tht programs which were reduced, Mayor Davenport stated he doesn't favor cuttlnn back the weed control program. Cuuncilmember Threlnen stated he considers the nuisance weed control program as one which should be eliminated as it pits neighbor against nelchbor and City ,against resident. The Mayor asked why the administrativt costs of the weed control program_ couldn't be recovered In a special a5seissment process. He believes the offendinq parties should pay for the City's time and effort. MOTION was made by Counellmember Mcyt, seconded by Councllmember Threnen, to authorize reducing in the weed control hudget as uutlisted in the City Manager -s memo of Jantiery C"), nage 4. Motion failed on a Roll Call vote, two ayes. Councilmembers Moen, Schneider and Mayor Davenport voted nay. MOTION was made by Councilhwmber Schneider, seconded by Counclt- member Moen, that $9,000 for the mowlnq of roadside areas in the rural areas be eliminated from tht 1982 budclet. MOTION was made by Mayor Davenport, seconded by Councllmember Threlnen, to table this matter until March 1. Motion carried, five ayes. MOTION was made by Counbtlmember member Threlnen, that the City hlrinq of all new full and part 190 Motion curried, five ayes. Schneider, seconded by Council - Manager be directed to hold the time employees until after April MOTION was made by Collncltmember Threinen, seconded by Mayor Day.nport, that the City Manager be directed to make one more try at recommending something other than the cut In the nuisance weed program to make ul, the remainder of the shortfall, bearinq In mind that the recomnenciatlon should Include cuttlnq the street right of way mowing program. Motion carried, five ayes. PROPOSED 1 UMET RfF1 IUMNS (Cont'd. ) Eters+ R -F Specl41 Council Meeting February 22, 1982 Page 46 The Mayor asked that the report on City pracedures for evalua- tion of applicants for lntoxicatina liquor ilcen,es to set aside until a meeting can be held between City itaff and Dr. Schaefer. The public Improvement status report was reviewed, aim Olson, representing Bonestroo, stated that it is his view t at t e concrete used .in the Highway t0l Improvements project was quality material but he questions the number of tests which were conducted. He will work with MnDOT to, clarify and satisfy the requirements. Mayor Davenport stated he would lire the City to qO ahead with tP, corridor study of extension of C.R. 61 from C.R. 9 to C.R. LO, This corridor 1s one of the ,major transportation routes In the City, f10TION was made by Councilmember Hoyt, seconded by Counctlmemher Threlnen, to adopt RESOLUTION NO, 9? -115 AUTHOR[2[N(, STRCAR-ROSCOE TO PROCEED WITH THE' STuIIY nF THF C,R, 6l CORRIDOR FROM C,R. 9 TO C.H. 10 WITH THE COST NOT TO EXCEED $16,500 AND THE AMOUNT TO BE TAKEN FROM THE MSA FUNDS, Motion carried on a Roll Call vote, four ayes. Cou nc I I momhe r Schneider voted nay. Engineer Moore reported on the emergency repair work which was done to well No. 3. The meetlnq was adjourned at 12:20 p.m. LIN EVALUAT.IO14 OF APPLICATIONS FOR INTOXICATING LIQUOR LICENSES Item 8-F PUBLIC 1WROVEMENT PR03ECT STATUS RPT. Iten A -C EXTENVON OF C.R. 61 CORR Inra STUDY tem: A -H RESOLUTION N).82.-115 CORRIDOR STIIQY Item A -H REPAIRS Item 8-I TO WELL NO.3