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MINUTES
REGULAR COUNCIL MEETING
March 1, 1982
the regular meeting of the Plymouth City Council was called to
order by Mayor Davenport at 7:45 p.m. in the Council Chambers of
the City Center at 3400 Plymouth Boulevard on Marcch 1, 1982.
PRESENTa Mayor Davenport, Councllmembers Hoyt,
and Threlnen, City Manager Willis,
Manager Boyles, Planner Tremere,
Public Safety Director Carlquist,
Lefler, and City Clerk Houk,
ABSENT; None
CONSENT AGENDA
Moen, Schneider
Assistant City
Enqlneer Moore,
City Attorney
MOTION was made by Counclimember Hoyt, seconded by Councllmember
Threlnen, to adopt the Items on the consent agenda.
Motion carried on a Roll Call vote, five ayes.
MINUTES
MOTION was made by Councilmember Hoyt, seconded by Councllmember
Threlnen to adopt the minutes of the February 27 special Council
meetlPq as submitted.
Motion carried on a Rol1 Call vote, five ayes.
PRESENTATIONS
Howard Hunt, member of tile. 80ard of Directors of C.L.F.A.N. and
the Cl"` tys official representat.lve to the Minnesota Waste
Management Board's Citizens Task Force, suited that the most
319111flcant Item tho Board has discussed Mas to reopen the
record for further written remark until March 12. He believes
any addlt.lonal data should his for"arded quickly, He presented
to the Council some of the data he believes would be beneflclal
to the lkward and asked the Council for their Ideas or dddi t tons.
CONSENT AGENDA
Item 4
MINUTES -
MEETING OF
229 1982
Item 5•
SPECIAL
FEBRUARY
REPORT ON WASTE
MIGMT . BOARD BY
HOWARD HUNT
Item 6-A
Regular Council Meeting
1. irch 1, 1982
Page 48
The hearing exasiner 011.1 submit a sec-ind rep)rt when the record
Closes again. 013cu3310n followed on the types of Information
which should be submitted.
PETITIONS. REQUESTS AND COMMUNICATIONS
Manager Willis stated that the Council, some time aqo. adopted a
resolution changing the addresses of same streets in Plyneouth.
This is a process which occurs from time to time to Insure that
buildings in the community are accurately Identified. The pur-
pose Is primarily to Insure that the City is able to locate
addresses quickly,, esneclally lit the case of emergency. The
system works sell and the changes which the Council recently
adopted are negessary to maintain Ote system.
Mayor Davenport stated that the Courtcl! acted In the manner- It
did, without holding a public hearinq prior to changlnq the
names, because In the past name changes did not caused contro-
versy. In the future the City will conduct public hoarinq In
advance of the name change.
Lou DIRlenzo, 5360 Vicksburg Lane, presentee) a petit.lon from
those resents on the private road which lies north of the Soo
Line tracks and easterly from Vlcksburq Lane in opposition to
the change. They have had no prior support on the road Prom the
City in maintenance, and they don't even qet m.ai.l delivered down
the road. He asked If the City has Jurisdiction over the namtnq
or a private road.
Manager Willis stated that the City has the responsthltlty of
asslgnl ng addresses: acid if one of these properties needed fire
or police asslstanco, It Is lmpor`.ant t1oat there be some consl.s-
tency In names to did In findliiq t;ie address.
Karen Banister, stated that In tho past the fire and pollee have
hack o—troubbt f lndinq an ,Address on Vlcksburq Lane. At the
time of Initial deve•lopnrent, residents were told they could
select any name they wl sl 3d. They were, h•mever, assigned
Vicksburg by the ilulldlrig Official when the plat was developed
and have used this name since.
Mary Kumerfleld-Brown, 17521 26th Ave., sl atel that the change
s not consistent *TEh the grld plan. She quostloned how rmich
notice the Council had to the proposed name change.
OISW!I M(1 OF STREET
ADDRESS CNANCES
Item 7-1
DISCUSSION OF STREET
ADDRESS CHANCES
Continued)
Item 7-A
11
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Regular Council Meeting
March 1, 1952
Page 49
Mayor Davenport answered that the Council probably saw the pro-
posed change %he Friday before the meet.inq at which It was con-
sidered when they received their agenda packets.
Don Fetarston, 17535 28th Ave. Nov stated that this pdarticWar
c iange`13Tnadequate avid unnecessary. He objected to the pro-
posed n0le of Merriae.:c and stated that If a change Ii needed, It
would maize senna to make It a more comprehensive one.
0,111 St rommen, 17505 29th Ave. N., st dted that It his address Is
to be c aged he would like to have It changed to 27th Ave. as
his house fauces 27th Ave. and his driveway comes off of 27th
Ave. vet his address is 29th Ave. The Couiv,!ll stated this
probably could be done.
Sheila Harr, 17510 26th Ave. N., stated her house alst faces
ME Ave7mt she has a 26th Ave. address. She also objt cted to
the name change and the manner In which the proposed chc,nge was
hanuled.
lucl t Ile Marinos, 17i'0 29th Ave. N. , stated she opposed tht':
ctiKargeecau.se rr!mac would be more confus.lnq to people trylnll
to find her hoarse. The post office had already returned her
mall to the senders because of the name change although &t won't
become effective k.-ntll April 15,
Mayor Davenport reminded the Councll that the public sdferty and
911 factors are compellinq reasons for the proposed chane;es.
Len Anderson:, 16550 9th Ave N., stated that the fire and police
Know where Il:rch Briar Tr. 1 is with no problem. it is a
private road and he questions whether the City has the Nirlsd.ic-
t Lon to make any chatage.
Diane Anderson, 16550 9th Ave. N., stated that therzi fides need
to be a dMe entiation from 9th Ave. N. but they would like It
to retain Birch Briar Trail rather than 9th Ave. Ctrc'e,
Jean E eland, 16505 9th Ave. N., stated shy. has never had a
problem with the fire or pollee not fLndlnq her house. flnc:auwe
this is a private road, she believes they have the r ght to
choose the name.
O1SOJSSION OF WEFT
ADDRESS NAMES
Continued)
Item 7-A
Regular Council Meeting
March 1, 1982
Page 50
Joanne Chrlstofferson, 16545 9th A%re. N., stated that Aul.ld,lnq
Icla e n c had told her that It was a private road
and the neighbors had a rlqht to nave It. She stated he adlnit-
ted a mistake was made In renaminq the road.
R. A. Chr.lstofferson, 16545 9th Ave. N., stated that this !s an
eitihMsW namethat appears on a1.1 maps. If the residents
really don't have any perogatiVe. although they pay for snow
removal and maintenance, IltIgatlon mG:y be necessary.
Manager Ntl.l.ls stated that Birch Briar Trall was changed to 9th
Ave. N. to 1960.
Lee Keeley, 16525 9th Ave. N., stated that this is the fifth
nam change In the two and a half years she has owned her pro.
perty.
Jean Clarke, 16515 9•.h Ave. N., stated that she was told iihe
could uae either 9th Ave. N. or Birch Briar Trail when she p«r-
haseu the property many years dqo. She chose 9th Ave. N. ,at
that time. She would like to be left alone so she can rece.lve
her mall and not have to notify everyone she corresponds with of
a new address.
Hon Kuech.le, 1130 Forestvlew lane, stated he believed tho name
change was arbltrary and he objected to belnq Informed after the
passage. lie stated that the rendminq of this street will not.
benefit emergency service as none of the streets dre khrough
streets.
John Oeetn! ger, 1140 Evernredn Lane, asked why the Council would
create a problem where one does not exist toddy. He is not
against change but if a change is necessarv, It should improve
the sltuattan not make it worse.
Or. Har an Delnln er, 1100 Everqreen Lane, stated that geography
am peopI cannot be symbolized by numbers and Melds. She
objected to the i.ame change as no. belnq necessary.
Margaret Schwantes, 5316 Ylcksburq Lane H., stared she is ladylnq
for a private road, she has been thruuqh two .address changes
already and there is no mall service down her ro.id. if there
hds to be d name ch4snge, the nelghhors would like to be able to
make It themselves.
DISCUSSION OF STREET
ADDRESS CHANGES
Continued)
Item 7-A
Regular Council Meeting
arch It 1992
Page ' 51
MOTION wa.*, made by Counci (member Threlnen, sei;anded by Counel.l-
nwnkber Hoyt, to reconsider resolution No. 82-53 Approvinq
Amended Address/Street Name Changes.
Notion carried on ,; Rol l Cal l vote, five ayes.
MOTION was made by Councllmember Threinen, iteconded by Mayor
Ddvenport, to rescind resolution No. 82-S3 1pprovinq Amended
Address/Street Mame Chanqes.
k%tion carried on a Roll Call vote, five ayes.
Dick Carl ulst, Public Safety Director, stated that the most
Wricu ty in varyinq from any conslstant street naminq will be
with the proposed 911 system. Many hours have been spent on the
proposed changes to make them consistent. The problem Is one of
vslldating addresses when a call is received. There are al,.c
some difficulties with new officers flndlnq the right addresses.
HO ION was made by CouncItmember Threlnen, seconded by Council-
mea.ber Hoyt, to proposed 53rd Ave, N. (D), proposed Merrimac
Lane (3), proposed 9th Ave. Circle (L), and pr000sed 11th Ave.
N. W. from resokution No. 82-53.
Counclimemher Hoyt spoke against deleting 53ri1 Ave. N. (D)
because the rest of Vicksburg Lane runs north and south the
en'tire Length of the City and It is Incongruous to have
Vicksburg Lane addresses going east and west,
Motion Walled on a Roll Cali vote, two ayes. Councl I memhers
Moen, Schneider and Hoyt voted nay.
MOTION was made by Councllmember Srhnelder, seconded by Launell-
member Moen, tc adopt RESOLUTION NO. 82-116 APPR041NC AMENDED
ADDRESS/STREET NAME CHANCES with Merrimac Lane (3) and 11th
Ave. N. (M), as proposed, deleted from the original resolution
No. 82-53,
Motion carried on d Roll Call vote, five :eyes.
Councllmember Threlnen asked
response to the Metropolitan
prehensive plan and sanitary
next 30 trays,
whether It oda imperative Lhdt
Counct l re,ljardinq the City's
sewer cdpacity qo ahead %lthln
the
COM -
the
DISCUSSION Of STREET
ADDRESS CHANC,£ S
Continued)
Item 7-'A
RESOLUTION NO,82-116
AIIDRESS/STRE:F T NAME
CHANU S
Item 7-A
RESPONSE TO METRO
COUNCtL-COMPREhEN-
SIVE PLAN
Item 7-N
Regular CounclI Meeting
March 1. 1982
Page 52
Planner Tremere stated that the raquevted extension
March 8. deferra: can be asked for but there must
reason. (he Couoec.l i will have nine month: to adopt
of ,.-"r the 1a,tro Cruncll has passefJ on It.,
is up on
be a good
the p.l an
CouicllmmNer Threlnen stated that the Retro Council's concern
is alio a concern of the waste Management Board. Dlscusslon
followed on deadlines, procedures Involved, and consequences of
the City's answers to the Metro Council's concerns,
NCT:O14 was made by Councllmcmber Threlnen, seconded by Council-
mcAber Hoyt,, that the Council accept the draft for Monitortnq
Criteria for Review of 5 -Year Capital Improvements Proqram, as
well e.s Vkv Staging draft, but In addition to this they esta-
blish an 0 hoc advisory committee on addressing the implementa-
tion of the recommendations, particularly on the monitor.tnq
criteria, that the Council might address concerns In staging
until 1990,
SUBSTITUTE NOTION was made by Councilmember Schneider that the
ad hic committee be formed prior to the Council's adoption of
th! s Jraf t ,
Motion died for lack of a second.
SUBSTITUTE MOTION was mktde by Mayor Davenport, seconded by
Councilmember Threlnen, directing the staff, within the next two
weeks, to convene a meet);ng of 1100ard Hunt, Planner Trcnere,
Mayor Davenport, Cotincllmemuer Toreinen, Engineer Moore, and
Manager Wlllls to review the site selection criteria In terms of
the Comprehensive Plan monitoring criteria,
Motion carried on a Roll Call vote, flue ayes,
MOTION was made by Councilmember Hoyt, seconded by Councllmember
Threlnen, to accept the report and file It with the Metro
Council by the March 8 deadline,
MotIOn carried oo Rult Call vote, five ayes,
Councilmember Threlnen stated there shauld be some other Items
Included In the, written testimony belnq sent to the Waste
Management Board now that they've reopentid the record of the
hearing. lie suggested, the monitorina criveria become part of
the lnformdtlon submitted,
Regular Council Meeting
March 1, 1982
Page 53
NOTION was nude by Councllmember
Threinen, to adopt RLSOLUTION N0.
DATION FOR EXISTING PLATTED LAND
ATED (A -47S).
Hoyt, seconded by Counc l lmembter
8: -117 , APPROVING LOT CONSOL t -
FOR DLCO ENTERPRISES, INCORPOR-
Notion carried on a Roll Call vote, four ayes. Maycr Davenport
ahstalned.
NOTION was made by Councllmember Hoyt, seconded by Counclmember
Thuelnen, to adopt RESOLUTION NO. 82-118, APPROVING PARCIIIC PLAN
AND VARIANCE JR DLCO ENTERPRISES, INCrRPORATED AT 1605 COUNTY
ROAD 1d (TRACT A REGISTERED LAND SURVEY 942) (A -47S).
Motion carried on a Roll Cast vote, four ayes. Mayor Davenport
abstained.
MOTION was made by Councltmember Huyt, seconded by Councllmember
lhreslnen, to adopt RESOLUTION NO. 82-119, ESTABLISHING CONFI-
TIONS TO BE MEt RELATIVE TO APPROVAL OF PARKING PLAN AND
VARIANCE APPROVAL AND LOT C014SOL IDA T ION APROVAL EOR DLCO ENTER-
PRISES, .INCORPORATED (A-475).
Motion carried on a Roll Call vote, four ayes. Mayor Davenport
abstained.
NOTION was made by Counci.lmembec Hoyt, seconded by Councltmember
Thretnen, to adopt RESOLUT! 014 NO, R2.121G, *PROV TNG FINAL PLAT
FOR DON MYRON FOR "SHILOH ESTATES" FOR LARRY LARSON (81053).
Motion carried on a Roll Call vote, five ayes.
MOTION was made by Councll.nenbe; Hoyt, seconded by Counctlmember
Th rei nen, to adapt RESOLU`T lQN NO. 82-121, SETT INC, CONDITIONS
PRIOR TO FILING FINAL PLAT FOR DON MYRON FOR "SHILOH ESTATES"
FOR LARRY LARSON (8105 3) .
Motion carried on a 9101E Cali vote, five ayes.
MOTION was made by Counct imember Hoyt, seconded by Couitcl tmember
Thretnen, to adopt RESOLUTION N0, 82-122, ORDERING PUBLIC
HEARING ON THL OROPOSED VACATION OF A PORTION OF UTILITY AND
DRAINAGE EASEMENT LOT 6. BLOCK 39 SEW PONDS FAST ADDITION for
April 5, 1982 at 7:30 p.m.
Motion carried on a Noll Cali vote, five as
RESOLUTION N0.82-117
V040910 Tor W.
SOL IDAT ION, D ICO
ENTERPRISES (A-475)
Item 7-C*
RESOLUTION NO.82-119
0
PLAN, DLCO ENTLR-
PRISES (A-475)
Item 7-C•
AESOLUTtON N0.h2-115
CONDITIONS TO BE MET
RICO ENTERPRISES
A-475)
Item 7-C•
RESOLUTION NO.82-120
SHILOH ESTATES
Otos))
Item 7-D*
RESOLUTION NO.82-121
SrMK_(0XDTfftlW
SHILOH ESTATES
Rios))
Item 7-D*
RESOLUTION NO.8x-122
MMMICPD&W TM
PROPOSED VACATION
S F VE. N PONOS ADON .
tem 7--F*
Regular Council Meeting
March 1, 1982
Page 54
0MOTIONwasmadebyCouncilmemberHoyt, seconded by Councilmember RESOLUTION N0.82-12
Threlnen, to adopt RESOLUTION NO. 82-123, CALLING FOR HEARING ON CALLIK REARM -
IMPROVEMENTS - PROJECT 208, 34TH AVENUE WATERMAIN for April 5. PROJECT 208
1982 at 7:30 p.m. WATERMAIN
Item 7-F*
Motion carried on a Roll Call vote, five ayes.
MOTION was made by Cuuncilmember Hoyt, seconded by Councllrsemb-tr RESOLUTION H0.82-124
Threlnen, to adopt RESOLUTION NO. 82-124, AF`PROVING CHANGE ORDER
N0. 1, PROJECT 017, PHASE 111, SHELTER BIUILDING, COMMUNITY PLAY. ORDER, PROJECT 017
FIELD 11,3ROVEMENTS ZACHARY PLAYFIEL7 addinq $1,193.70 COMMUNITY PLAVVIELDS
Item 7-G-1*
Motion carried on a Roll Call vote, five ayes.
MOTION was made by Covinci.lmtonber Hoyt, seconded by Counellmember RESOLUTION N0,42-1,25
Threlnen, to adopt RE 50LUTION N0. 82-125, ACCE'jTING NID, PPOJECT XMMINGNO* 920/010/014, 920/010/014, TURTLE LAKE AREA IMPROVEWATS, FROM Nor &dale PROJECT 9200 TURTLE_
Construction Co. of Osseu In the amount of 4'595;523.70. LAKE IMPROVEMENT'S
Item 7-H-1•
Motion carried an a Roll Call vote, five ayes.
MOTION was made by Councilmember Hoyt, seconded by Councilmember RESOLUTION NCt.82-126
Threinen, to adopt RESOLUTION N0, 82-126, ACCEPTING BID, PROJECT ACCEPTING BID
N0. 9019 NORTH CENTRAL INTERCEPTOR SEWER, 'VEST MEDICINE LAKE PROJECT 9019 NORTH
LATERAL SEWER AND CGUWTY ROAD 9 WATERMAIN from Northdale Con- CENTRAL INTEIRCEPTOR
struction Co. of Osseo In the amount of $416,328.01. Item 7-H-2*
Motion carried on a Roll Call vote, five ayes.
MOTION was made by Councilmember Hoyt, seconded by Councilmember RESOLUTION Ph'1,S?-127
Threlnen, to adopt RESOLUTION N0, 82-127, APPROVING PLANS AND -i
SPECIFICATIONS AND ORDERING ADVERTISEMENT FOR BIDS, PROOECr 210 SPECS & GRnER1NG BID
WELL N0. 7. PROJECT 210
Item 7-1*
Motion carried on a Roll Call vote, five ayes.
MOTION was made by Counc imember Hoyt, seconded by Councllmember RESOLUTION NU.A-128
Threlnen, to adopt RESOLUTION 40. 82-128, AMENDING DEVELOPWNT 7 WEEN . G RVEL r
CONTRACT, WES1 RIDGE ESTATES FOURTH ADDITION (A-745). CONTRALT-WEST Htl)GE
ESTATES 4TH AI)DN.
Motion carried on a Roll Call vote, five ayes. Item 7-3*
MOTION was mach by Councilmember Hoyt, seconded by Councilmember RESOLUTION NO.82-129
Weelrien, to adopt RLSOLU1tOA NO. 82-129, AUTHORIZING CONDEMNA- AUTROR12TRE C )RM
TION PROCEED tNGS, PROJECT N0. 234, GLACI LR LANE - 271H AVE* TO NATION PROCEEDINGS
ZAITH PLACE. PROJECT 204 9CLACIER
LANE
Motion carried on a Roll Call vote, five ayes. Item 7-K-1*
Regular Councl l Meet l ng
Pinch 1, 1982
Page 55
MUM was made by Councl lmember Hoyt, seconded by Councllmember
Threinen, t9 adopt RESOLUTION N0. 82-130, AUTHORIZING CONDEF41A-
TION PROCEEDINGS, PROJECT N0. 1179 PILGRIM LANE - 26TH P.YE. TO
NATHAN LAME*
Motion carried on a Roll Call vote, Five ayes.
NOTION was made by Courctlmembet Hoyt, seconded by Councilmember
Threlnen, to adopt RESOLUTION NO. SZ -131 AUTHORIZING CONIDEMNA-
TION PROCEEDING, PROSECT N0. 9019 NORTH CENTRAL SEWER INTERCEP-
TOR.
Notion carried on a Roll Call vote, flue ayes.
M0"1014 was made by Councl.lmember Hoyt, seconded by Councllmember
Throlnen, to adopt RESOLUTION NO. 82-132, AUTHORIZING CONDEMIA-
T1ON PRf10E(;0114M, PROJECT N0, 9209 COUNTY ROAD N0. 9/JUNEAU LANE
WATERMAI N,
Motion carried on a Roll Call vote, five ayes.
REPORTS OF OFFICER! AND COMMI S IOt15
Manager Willis proposed a series of "Get Acquainted" meetings
between Councllmembers and City departments. The followInq
schedule was established: Monday, April 12, 4:00 - 7:00 p.m.
Street, Equipment Maintenance, Park Maintenance and Sewer and
Water; Monday, April 19, 4:00 - 6:4S p.m.Engineerinq, Hul(dlnq
lnspeQtlon, Planning and Park and Recreation; and Monday, April
26, 4%00 - 7:00 p.m. Assessing, Finance, and Police Includlnu
Civil Defense and Fire Inspeetlon,
Manager Willis pre3ented a review of 1981 and 1982 property
taxes including Mill Rate Comparison, 1981/1982 Payable Taxes,
Olstributloii of the Tax Dollar, and Comparlson of City Property
Tax Rates Wu Typl,cal Plymouth Homes,
Manager Willis stated that the
system ordinance is recommended
There has been an effort on the
trot the number of false alarms
They have mads an attempt to worl
who have had faulty alarms%
effect of penalizing business
false alarms.
e
proposed public safety alarm
by the Public Safety Director.
part of th" department to con -
which have coma
with businesses
This ocdl n,dnce
or homeowners who
Into the C.ltvv
and homeoev3rs
would have the
do not rc duce
RESOLUTION "0.82-130
NATION PROCEEDINGS
PROJECT 1179 PILGRIM
LANE
Item 7-K-2"
RESOI UTIGN NO.82-131
AUTHORIZING -CUNDER:
NATION PROM10INGe.S
PR03ECT 911, NORTH
CENTRAL INTERCEPTOR
Item 7-K-3*
RESOLUTION NO.B-132
XOTHM I 7 &,)M
NATION PROCEED I%.
PROJECT 920, C.R. 9
WATERMAIN
Item 7-K-4•
GET ACQUAINTED"
MEETINGS
Item R -A
REVIEW OF 19th t
PAYABLE 1782' TAXES
Item 8-8
PROP. SED PURL 1. C
SAFETY ALARM SYSTEM
ORDINANCE
Item a. -C
Regular Council Meeting
March 1, 1982
Page 58
M10TI(M (las akide by Councl imember
member Noyt, to adopt ORDINANCE
AND TRADE REGULATIONS a AMENDING
1155 RELATING TO ALARM SYSIENS6
lhrelneA, seconded by Council -
NO. 8241 RELATING TO OWINESS
THE CITY CODE RY ADDING SECTION
Notion carried on a Roll Call vote, five ayes.
The LIRA Commission 41scussed and passed a resolution establish -
Ing just compen341013 for ak%quisltlon of the proposed senior
housing site at .its meeting tonight.
MOTION ads made by Counc1 IwA mber Threl nen, seconded by Councl l -
ember Hoyt, to adopt RESOOLUTEON NO. 82-133 ESTABLISHING 3tAT
COMPENSATION AND AUTHOR I ZINC OTTERS TO ACQUIRE ACQUISITION
PARCEL.
Motion carried on a Roll Call vote, five ayes.
NOTION was made. i Cou"c::,—MA;euer Schneider, seconded by Council -
member Threlnen, to adapt RESOLUTION N11. 8?. -134 AMENDING RESOLU-
TION N0. 82-1'A '0 INCLUDE THE REDUCTION OF CERTAIN REVENUE AND
EXPENDITURE XORONR1ATi0NS IN THE ADOPTED 1982 GENERAL FUND
MOGE1.
Notion cdr:led on a Roll Cal t vote, f Ive ayes.
Councilmember Schneider asked Manager Willis to come hjck with
proposed amendments to City ordinance regarding mowlnq of
platted vernus unplatted lana#.
MOTION was made by Councllmember Hoyt, seconded by Counclimember
Schneider, directlnq staff that r(4ture proposed street name
changes, regardless of where they come from, come with good
evidence for tht. change or else ail existing streets are eonsl-
dered grandfathered.
MOTION was made by Councl!member Schneider, seconded by Council -
member Hoyt, to amend the motion to add that in the -;Fent there
are any other name chtinges which are compellli3q, ;hey be dis-
cussed at a public hearing with the affected peo$4e notified
prior to the Council's dellherations.
Motion to amend carr ted, five ayes.
Notion as amended carried, five d)es.
ORDINANCE NQ
SYSTEM ORDINANCE
Item 8-C
BUST COMPENSATION
SENIOR S [ TF
Item 8-0
RESOLUTION N0.82-131
3US7 COMPENSATION
SENIOR SITE ACA.
Item A -D
RESOLUTION N0.42-134
EXPENDITURE FOR
1982
Item A-E
1
Regular Council Meeting
March 1, 1952
Page 57
The Councl.l changed the March Special Meeting requIarly held on
the fourth Monday o1 the month from March 22nd to March
Meeting adjourned at 11:10 p.m.