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RW$IUR COUNCIL MICP
April S, 1902
V* ra voAr meetiog of the Plymouth City council was called to
ce\kv by M4yor Davwnport at 7x40 ptne in the Council Charge of
t! . t1t4 C.'eater st 3400 Plymouth Boulevard on April S, 1982.
MY= oav'anport r Casunci lmembers Hoyte Moen $ and
10H:lA eldrx, City PAnager Wil-lA s, Aseletant City Manager
kvlRs, Planner Trdauarm : l ft9inoor PAWre. %astatant
City Attorney Lefler, a xl C•it•y Clerk Honk.
AMEN?: councilmesber
NOTION a>`%o and* by Cowicilms*her Moen, seconded by CounctUwmber
Umyt, k(l s.dopt the Items an the consent agenda wtth the
exception of teen OBC.
fttion Carl'i&k QkR a Roll Call vete, four ax%a.
MINUTES
NOTION was made by CQ%Ur.t%amber Moen, secondee!' by Coloricil,aeaher
Hoyt, to adopt the at nutexs of the K4rch 29 srpeci,.41 Count i 6
meeting as suboutted.
Motion carried on a Roil Call vote, three ayes* ev nctlmember
Hoyt abstained&
PROCLAMATION
Kayor Davenport read a procl.aaation naming the oak of April 12
to April 10 an Buildinn Safety week in the City of. Plymouth.
PUBLIC HEARINGS
sanager Willis stated that this hearing ie to consider vacation
of a port.:on of the utility and drainage easement on Lot 6,
bloock 3, Devoe, Ponds float Addition. There to a house partially
constructed within the easement and it is proposed the City
vacate the east 3 feet of the existing easement. He recommnded
approval.
Mayr, Davenport opened the publ.ie hearing at 7x50 p.m.
No ono w4a present to speak and the hearing was closed at 7151
p.m.
C4NRBNT AGzgDh
Item 4
MINUMS • SPIMCIAL
COUNCIL KIRVTI NG
MARCH 29, 1902
Item S•
PROCLAMATION
BUILDING SAFM W910t
Item 6
PUB? 1C HEARING -
VACATION OF EADEMlZNT
SEVEN PONDS @AST
ADDITION
Item 7-A
nowlar Council Meeting
April g, 1992
Page 7t
DIM ON was made by Counci lmeeber Hoyt, seconded by Counci lm amber
Moen , to adopt RESOD LION We 92-160 AUrNORIZING THE VACMON OF
A P 3RTION OF UrILI`NY AND DRAINAGE 114SEMROTo LOT 6, BLOCK 3,
S1VZN POW% EAST ADDITION.
motion carried on a Poll Call vols, tour ayes.
Manager Millis stated t' -tat this hearing is on a pvbltc
improvement project which would entend watermain along 34th
Avenue from Fernbrock Lane to the feast aide of I-444. This
Connection is needed as part of the City's overall distribution
system to insure that the City will have an adequate water
supply to the east side of I-494 frck the water distribution and
treatment facilities located on the west side of I-494. The
costs will be paid by the City and the abutting property
owners. Since the property along the no•th side of 34th Ave. is
a single family dwelling, this assessme..t will be deterred until
At is no longer homesteaded.
Mayor Davenport opened tate public hearing at 7:54 p.m.
Frank Harris, 1115 .2,nd Ave. S., partner
Center, stated his ap;wcval of the project
can begin this OwAer. His firm wants to
this project will make that possible.
The public hearr%U was closed at 7:55 p.m.
In Plymouth Freeway
and his hope that it
develop their lot and
MOTION was made by Coancilmember Hoyt, seconded by Councilmember
Moen, to adopt RESOLMON NO. 82-161 ORDERING IMPROVEMENT AND
PREPARATION OF PLANS AND SPECIFICATIONS, 34TH AVENUE WATERMAIN
IMPROVENENT - PRWECT NO, 208.
Motion carred on a Roll Call vote, four a,yea.
Manager Willis stated that the City had previously removed
debris from .he property at 1265 Kingeview Lane resulting from
the demolitAa:t of some buildings. The coats incurred by tie
City are nom Feeing assessed against the property owner.
Mayor Davenport opened the public hearing at 7:56 p.m.
Paul Hagemeieter, 255 Plymouth Road, owner of the property,
stated that the demolition was done in 1979. He stated he nr ver
did receive a court order for the demolition. He briefly stated
the sequence of events leading up to his suit against the City.
Attorney Lefler stated that the case Is in litigation and the
matter is in the d.iscavery process now. It was referred to the
City's liability insurer and their attorney .is also involved.
Discussion followed ov the timeline of events leading to the
demolition.
Lee LaBore, Attorney nor Mr. Hagemeister, stated the procedures
Mx. Hagemaister took to most the City'• demolition order. He
suggested the assessment be held Iii abeyance until the
ANSOLL MOR 94.92-16
AUrROXIVI1G VACATIOPM
LOT 0. Rlti0C. 3 SlRVl.'N
PONDS RAN? ADON.
Item 7-A
PUBLIC RUIONG -
PRPJECT 209. 34TH
AV E. 1iATI MAI N
Item 7-s
RESOLUTION NO.82-161
ORDS RING PREPARATIOM
OF PLANS A SPECS
34TH AVZ * WATR VNAI N
PRDJECT NO. 200
Item 7-B
PUBLIC HEARING -
SPECIAL ASSESSMENT
BUILDING DEMOLITION
Item 7-C
irrr
Regular Council Mswting
Apari l So 1982
Paw 72
The public hearing was closed at S r 22 poor.
NXION was mos by Mayor Daveerport , seconded by Councilmember
Moen, to refer the matter to the. Special Assessment Comittee
for TOVIOW and re9a1W1end4t10n to the Council.
Kation carried on a Roll Call vote, tour ayes.
Ps'I7 1tm8L, AND CObOlMUCATIn1S
Manager, Millis stated that this matter is not on the Consent
agenda because the develops, Richard Deziet, disagrees with the
Planning Commission recaam adations and conditioner of the
developeent contract. lye. Deaiel wishes to leave open the
possibility that in the future elutlot ,t carr, be developed and the
street right-of-way won't be needed.
Richard Deaiel, 4525 Vicksburg Lane, lrtated that he would like
the option of selling this ,lot it the street did not go
through. He thought a covenant on thit adjoining properties
could force the owroars to buy the strips of land abutting their
property If it was uaed for a etz-eet in the future.
Major Davenport stated his concern with the land going forfeit
in the future it the adjoining property owners chose not to buy
the strips. He stated a covenant would disclose the possible
availability of the land but couldn't force the resident to buoy
it. He stated his concern with setting a precedent Poor similar
circumstances in other developments.
Discussion Tran held on the sewer connection costs and why the
work was being done and charged to Mr. Deaiel. Mr. Deaiaxl has
agreed to pay the costs as he had requested the connection aild
will be the only one to benefit from it.
MOTION was made by Counoilaremher Hoyt, seconded by Councilmember
Moen, to adopt !RESOLUTION NO. 82-162 APPROVING FINAw FLAT AND
D1EVELOPKENT CONTRACT FOR "OXBOW RIDGE" FOR RICHARD DEZIEL
81035) .
Ilotion carried on a doll Call vote, four ayess
iWrI,ON was &ado by Counci lmeraber Hoyt,
1*wn, to adopt RESOLUTION FIO. 82-163
INET PRIOR TO FILING OF FINAL. PLAT FOR
DEZIEL (81035)0
seconded by Councilmember
SETTING OONDITIONS TO BE;
OX3OW RIDGE" FOR RICHARD
Notion carried on a Roll Call vote, four ayes.
NOTION was made by Councilmember
Itoen, to adopt RESOLUTION NO.
UNITARY SEWER AND WATER AREA
khe amount of $22,230.00.
Hoyt, seconded by Councilmember
82.164 ADOPTING ASSESSMENT FOR
OXHOW RIDGE", PROJECT 223 in
Notion carried on a Roll Call vote, four aycio
OXBOW RIDGf!" FINAI,
PLAT, RICKARD DE'ZZU,
Item 8-A
RESOLUTION N0.82-162
A,PPRDVIX, FINAL PLAT
t)XBOW RIDGY* ( 81035 )
RI HARD DEZIEL
Item 8-A
RESOLUTION NO.82-163
SVTTING CONDITIONS
FINAL PIAT -"OXBOW
RIDGE" ( 910 35 )
Item 8-A
RESOLUTION N0.82-'64
ADO10TINC AMMSSMENT
OXBOW RIDGE' -SEWER
WATER AREA
PROJECT 223
Item B -A
Retqular C una,(i!: M et.ing
11p>ril s, 1992
Page 73
MOTION was made by Coun cis l>Iaember Roy : ,
Mien, to adopt AEBOLtA4 on NO. 92-o 16t)
OX0O1i RIDGE" ADDITION - 467M AVENM
UTILITY I1$RPIVEDQ'N'f8.
seconded by Councilmember
ORDERING PROJIt,!P N0, 211,
b WESTON LANE, STRI T AND
etes"tion carried on a Roll Call vote, feror axes.
MWI00. was Made by CounciLimmber Hoyt, seconded by Ceuncilmembe.r
Moen, to adopt. ORDINANCE NO. 92-07 AMEIIDING THE ZONING ORDINANCE
TO CIMSIFT CISTAIN LAND LCCV90 OAST 7P VICKSBURG LANE AT 46TH
AVENUE AS I1 0 19 1 LOW DENSITY REST DENTY.AL) DISTRICT.
Motion carried on a Roll Call vote, roux- ayes.
MOTION was Reade by CouncAlmember Hoyt, sicon°!oii by CouncAlmember
Moen,, to adopt RESOLUTION NO. 82-166 SITTINGCONDITIONS TO 9E
MET PRIOR TO PUBLICATION OF REZONING ORMHANCE FJR MOCKS 1, 2,
AND 'l, "OlCWW RIDGE" (01035),*
Notion carried on a Roll Call vote, four ayies.
WrION was m*de by Councilmember Moen,
Hoyt, I.o adopt RESOLUTIaN NO.. 82.167
CIRCLE STAR BUSINESS CENTER STH
CORPORATION ( 81062) .
ser.. nded by Counci lmembmr
APP1?IOVING FINAL PLAT FOR
ADDIT ON" FOR RAPJMORST
Motion carried on a Roll Call vote, four aye:j.
NOTION was made by Councilmeniber Moen, seconood by Councilmeinber
Hoyt, to adapt RE.SO .UTION NO. 82-168 Si.TTI NG CONDITIONS RELATIVE
TO AND TU 89 KET !PRIOR TO FILIOZ; FINAL PLAT FOR " CIRCLE STAR
BUSINESS CENTER STH ADDITION" FOR I;AUMgHORST CORPORATION
81062) .
Motion carried on a Roll Call votes four ayes.
Jim Johnston, representing Charlton Companies, 10,000 Highway
55. gave the background of the propert f owned b- S. J. Groves,
their parent company, e,nd the plans for developms.%%t. They are
attampttng to create a pleasant gate4ay tc tNe City of
Plycn-uth. The buildings will be corporate tv regional
hea•.luarter type occulwinciee and the plans in-:lude a 1)od first
class hotel. The lanai Tor the hotel is not atirrently owned by
S. J. Groves% They ea:ttmate that this dtvalopownt will have ai,
assessed value between 45 and 50 million .folla.rs at buildout,
MOTION was made by Councilmember Schneider, seconded by
Councilmember Hoyt, 'to adopt RESOLUTION NO, 82-169 APPROV'.
RECLASSIFICATION OF !.AND USE GUIUING FOR CHAR:.jTON CONSJLIDAT'le
COMPANIES, INCQRPORArw RoR S. J. GPOVES 6 SON COMPANY FOh
W.IP tRTY LOCATED IN THE NORTHwEscr QUADRANT OF MINNESO'"A STATt.
I4IGIjWAY 55 AND COUNTY STATE AID HIGHWAY 18 ( 820112) .
Ration carried on a Roll Call vote, four ayes.
AESOLt„1TION Noe 9aJ211Ii@RDr,I(tI rR jaC'
OXBM RI03GE"-ST
ti EMILI'sY IMP.
Item S-A
ORDINANCE We 92-07
AMEWDIN; ZONING ORD.
0711' 011 AiR"
Items 9-A
RESOLtFtt on N0692-166
9 F'T5 1'-010ITIONS
P RI CIR TO Pte?-61CATr I ON
OF OWINANCErg"OXYOW
RTOGE" 0103%)
Item A-.
RESOLUTION 140.82-167
APPROVING FINAL PLAT
CIRCLE STAn STH ADDY
81f)Vi
Ilam 8-B*
RESOLUTION N0o 1? •• 1 RPA
SIMVING CONDI11'10'.1S
CIRME STAR 'IoTH ADDN
4 81062 )
Item 3 -Be
CHARLTON COMPANY
CUID*1 PLAN AME?{DMENT
Item A -C
RESOLUTION N0.92-169
APPROVING RRCLASSI-
FtCATION OF LAND USE
CHARLTON COMPANY I
So J. GROVES (82002)
I teen 6-C
1
If/
Reqular Council Hooting
April 5, 1982
Pegs 74
MC TION was made by Counri tmember Schneider, seconded by
Councilmemb.tr Hoyt, to adopt RESOLUTL®N NO. 82-t70 SETTING
CONDITIONS RIGIMING LAND USE GC1109 MIS AffiWDMZNT RECIU !STED BY
CHAR14= CONSOLIDA',lM C#)MPANIES- INCORPORMWD FOR S. J. GROVES a
SMS COMAN1' 1820021.
Motion carried un a Rall Call vote, four ayes.
Mana?er Millis Stated that item 8-D, Dickman Knutson for Wayzata
Hank 4 Trust Ca., Land Use Guide Plan Amendment and RPUD Concept
P:;a 192003) has been withdrawn from this agenda at the request
of Mrs Knutson.
NOTION was made by Councilmember Mryt,
Mon, to defer consideration of the
final plan and lot division foe Frank
Company (82906) until the petitioner
Northern Cablevision, proposed uses
present.
seconded by Coancilmember
epproval of revised APUD
Larsen for Plymouth Hills
and representatives from
of the site, can be
Motion carried on a Roll Call vote, four ayes.
Manager Willis stated that Suburban Properties, owners of the
property at the northwest corner of 10th Avenue and Nathan Lane,
have requeettd abatement of assessments for sanitary sewer and
street improvement in the amowit of 3500098.72. They previously
paid an area sewer charge and feel this additional assessment
levied in conjunction with City Project 007 iw for an
improvemant from which they don't benefit. They olid not preoent
a written assessment appeal at the time of the public
improvemu nt hearing or at the special assessment hearing.
KCTION was nada by Counci lmemb,ar Schneide! , seconded by
Councilmember Hoyt, to reconf.lrm the assessment on :he project
owned by Suburban Properties.
Motion carried on a Roll Call vote, four ayes.
MOTION wase made by Cnunci lmembe r Hoyt, seconded by Councilmember
Moen, to adopt RESOLUTION N0. 82-171 APPROVING CHANGE ORDER N0.
30 PROJECP N0, 1570 MISSION HILLS NEIGHBORHOOD PARK by addl.nq
120674.46.
Motion carried on a Roll Call vote, four ayes.
MOTION was made by Councilmember Moen, seconded by Councilmember
Hoyt, to adopt RESOLUTION NO. 82-172 APPROVING PLANS AND
SPECIFICATIONS AND ORDERING ADVERTISEMENT FOR BIDS, 1982 STREET
SURFACING PROGRAM.
Motion carried on a Roll Call vote, four ayes.
RESOLUTION NO.82- 170
SETTING C01MITIONS
CHARLTON COMPANY
92902)
Item 6-C
DICWMN KNt1PSON
CONCEPT PLAN R7QUEST
02003 )
Item 0-D
PLYMOUTH H.M.L$ CO.
LOT DIVISION REQUEST
82006)
Itom 8-R
S:IBURBAN PROPERTIES
MISLSSMBNT ABATEMENT
R:.,Jf1EST
I! em 8-F
RESOLUTION N0.82-171
APPROVING C11hNGE
ORDER N0. 3,
MISSION MILLS PARK
P ROJ BCT 107
teem 8-G-1
RESOLU'riON NO.82-172
APPROVING PLANS &
Si P EC J & 0 RUF RI NQ DID
1982 STREET PK)JECT
Item 8-H*
Ps//
l•g Council Meeting
April s, 1992
Page 75
MOTION was made by Coun ilmember Moen, seconded by Councilmember
Hoyt, to adopt RESOLWAON NO. 82 173 AUTHONZ2NI3 AND DIRECTING
THE PAYOR AND CITY MANAGER TO EXSCUTE "PLAN BULLDOZER" DISASTZR
REL19F CONTRACT WITH THE ASSOCIATED GZMROV" CONTRACTORS OF
MINNESOTA IN THE VVI NT OF AN 6M I CENCY OR NATURAL DISAVI ER.
motion carried on a Roll Call vote. !our ayes.
MOTION was mads b'i Councilmeneber Moen, seconded by Councilmember
Koyt, to adopt the proposed calendar for adoption of the
1983-1987 Capital Improvement Proi?ram and 1983 City Budgets.
Motion carried on a Roll Call votgeo four, ayes.
REPORTS OF OFFICiIRSz BOARDS AND C(*IXISSIONS
Mayor Davenport asked that the review concept plans for three
City parks be held over unts.1 the Council could more thoroughly
review the plans.
Councilmember Schneider statcl he felt the neighbors to the
parka ahciuld be informed of the plan au- they have input in the
process.
Park Director Blank stated the preliminary components of the
plan area (1) basic size of each park, (2) traffic patterns,
11) coordination with other types of constructior, within the
city. (4) funding and grant writing, (5) develepaeent of the CIP,
and (6) appropriateness of when to move ahead with public
hearings. He believed the public hearings should be held after
tre CIPS are adopted.
Planner Tremere summarized the proposed ammc4mants to the Zoning
Ordinaace. The Planning Commission did not art on three of the
proposed amendments because they would like to work on them
further. They added an amendment to the confl.itional use permlt
section and isome .language.
Discussion followed on whothor or not to bond developers for the
removal of tompora y parking areas in sales offices. It was
felt the lending +,nctitutions would cover this.
MOTION wady mads by Councimember Moen, seconded by Councilmember
Schmoider, to adopt ORDINANCE NO. 82-08 AMENDING PORTIONS OF
INDINANCE N0. 80.9. ADOPTED JUNE 16, 1980 AND KNOWN AS THE
PLYMOUTH ZONING ORDINANCE with the deletion of. Section 17,,
and renumbering Section 18,
motion carried on a Roll Call vote, four ayes.
Mayor Davenport suggested that the appointments
Zoning Adjustmento and Appeals be deferred until
can be ^-wents
RESOLUTIOV V0.b92-173
AL"ORIIING "PLAN
BULLDOZER•
Item emle
APPRDVING BUD AND
CIP CALONDA{t9
Item 8-J'1e
REVIRW CONCEPT PLANS
FOR THREE CITY PARKS
Item 9-A
ZONINIG ORDINANCE
AMENDMENTS
Item 9-A
QRDIMANCY N0. 02-08
AMINDING PORTIONS 07F
Z014ING ORDINANCE
Item 9-B
to the Hoard o° BOARD OF ZONING
a full Council A,DJUSTKENT & APPEALS
Item 9-C
i /.ss/
FA9ulaT Council Meeting
April S. 1882
Pags 76
Discussion of pua.9chase options for a senior citizen housing site
Were Considered by the Rousing and Redevelopeent Authority
earlier this ttvDning. They sapporto-' the acquisition of the
property on thh basis of the seller prying all the sssetrsmants
through the svivesde of the sale. 'the cash outlay for than
project shill nc t exceed the $391,214 which the City has on handl
for the piTchasi .
MOTIOR was made by Counci lnetnaer Hoyt, seconded by Courci lmembe r
Moons to approve proceeding with the purchase negotiations
consistent with the MRA's recommendations.
Motion carried on a Roll Call wte, four ayes.
A list of proposed 1982 Improves int Projects and schedule for
bond sale to finance same was presented and reviewed by the
Could 1.
ADDENDA
Manager Willis stated that the Mission Oaks partnership to
proposing a PUD to include low and moderate income housing.
They currently have Section 8 commitment,a which are about to
expire unless they can have a tiro ject anderway by June 1* it
they do not, they trill lose their MHF& funds. They are asking
the City to establist. a 'Pax Increment Financing District to
assist in ftnrw%cing 26 units of low income housing. He otated
that residential housing was never considered by the Council for
Inclusion in other TIF districts* he stated he was bringing
this item to the Council at this time to save the developers
from putting any more money into the project it it is the policy
of the Council not to consider primarily residential tax
increment financing districts.
flarry Jensen, representing the developers, stated the project
would be planned to ba amortized over a 25 year per -Lode
ConsiderAng the currant interest rates, he believed the full 25
bears would be needed.
DLecussion followed on alternative financing methods.
Mityor Davenport stated that the City hasn't yet formed a Tax
IP,crement Financing District. Probably the first district will
be the Plymouth portion of the Carlson Corporation developments
rhe Council is not comfortable with the concept of TIP although
they are beginning to be resigned to the idea.
Discussion continued on methods of guaranteeing the City that
the developer would complete the project.
Councilmember Hoyt stated she believed TIP should be used for
pr jects which +wild benefit the entire public, for projects
which can no longer be funded by traditional funding sources,
and projects which can be paid back in a shorter period of
time. She e dded she could not support a TIP district at this
time for residential housing.
SENIOR CITIKRN SITE
PURCHASE OP'T'IONS
Item 9-D
REPT RT ON PUBLIC
APROVGMENT BOND
ISSUE FOR 1982
Item 9-M
TAX INCRVAENT
I NANCI NG PROPOSAL
MISSION OAKS SWrZC%N
8 HOUSING
e)/.
Rsjslmr, Cowaci.l Meeting
April 51 1992
Pa is 77
Manager Willis painted out that the greatest im"et would be on
the school district who would Lose tax benotit in the project
area rc- 2% p-!-•
A Mill of the Council showed that they do not favor this use of
tax kneremnt fi.•ancing.
OTHER Hug*NH88
Mayor Uvonport stated that the proposed Plymouth hazardous
waste disposal site is still being considered by the
Waste Ma"gemnt Hoard although the latest study qui4dre
several problems with the site including the lack of &Cc^=,is to
the site by road and the unavailability of sever.
The Waatte M.:nagament staff has made similar recommendations oa
several other sites in the seven comity &r.ea. They Council will
continue Its efforts to dissuade opprooval of the Aglite site.
Manager Willis stated that City staff met with representativeP
Of the Metropolitan Council today regarding their report on the
City's Comprehensive Plar. He has scheduled anot;:er meeting
with Charles cleaver, Chairman of the Me .70poli an Council, for
Ntn,&esday to discuss the mw,tter before tl a 1hearie;v en Thursday.
The meetings was adjourned a+t 10:45 p.m.
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