HomeMy WebLinkAboutCity Council Minutes 04-19-1982MINUTES
REGULAR COUNC IL IEEIINC
April 19, 198d
1!e reguldtr meeting of the Plymouth City Council was colied to
order by 04yor Davenport at 1:35 p.m. in the Council Chambers or
the City Center at 3400 Plymouth Roulevard on April 19, 198?.
PRES011 1Myor Ddweeport, Coureci!members Moen.
1hreln0n, City Handgrr Willis. Assistant
Boyles, Planner Tremeree Engineer Hnore,
Blank. Public Safety Director Carlqulst,
Lefler and CltV Clerk Houk.
A86CN1 Counci.lmember Hoyt
COIZE10T ,AGENDA
Schne ldwr dntl
City Mandaer
Park Director
City Attorney
NOTION was made by Counc i tmembe r Schneider,, seconded by
Counclte"ber fte;n, to approve the consent agenda with the
addition of Item T -Q and the deletion of .Igen 7-K,
Motion carried on a Roll Call vote, four dyes,
H1NUTES
NOTION Was m4de by
Counc i lmembeer Muer r to
Council meeting of April
Cour 'llmember Schneider, seconded by
approve this minut:ra of the specLitl
12, 1962 as submlttt;vt.
Mot lots carried oil d Rol l Cdl l vote, four dyes ,
PPOCLAHAItON
Mayor Davenport read a pros ldmdt Lott des tgn,it trtq
April 16 through April 24 as Volunteer Recollnttion
City of Plymouth.
PRESENTATIONS
the week
Week in
COWNT A(XNDA
Item 4
MINUTES - SPECIAL
COUNCIL WF TING (IF
APRIL 12, 1982
Item So
0f PRnC ANATIPtl -
the Vt)t_UNYFER RFC[ MI-
TtON WFkK
Paul Flare, retprejsetntlnq Orduer and Associates, developers of
t e y IF spark concre;pt 13 Lan, summarized the components of each
of the; three proposed parks: (1) West Medic lne Lake Park - to
Include trails, wildlife habttat, tenets courts, ptcn1c area,
beach, and the creat Lan of d parkway. (2) Ptymouth Creek P,.rk -
to Include d community center, trdtl system, recredt tonal fdct-
lltitts dna lake. ()) Parker's Ldke Park - to Include . be.rch,
picnic area, and lake,
Manager Wl.11is nott;d t•hdt some of the vdrtous eomitonelIts dlreidy
exist beet no C0113truutIO11 will take PldC0 on any others until
the Council gives detdtled study to the deditlons dr d holds
hedrings for the nelghborlrtq resldertts to comment. The plans
presented art: strictly concept s for long -ranee p lann t no
purposes,
PRFSE'NTAI [ON - MARK
CONCEPTS
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Regular Council Meeting
April 19, 1982
Page fl'i
MOTION ods atdde by Councllmember Moen, seconded by Councllmenber
Schnelder, to adopt the concept plana presented by Breuer and
Associ dt es .
tint ion CdrrIW9 Pour ayes..
PE 1111015, REWUESTS AND COMMUNICATIONS
NOTION was xede by CounclAme:mber Schneider, seconded by Council.
member
ouncil-
member Wen, to adopt RESOLUTION N0, 82-170 APPROV'INC* LOT
DIVISION AND VARIANCE FOR HENNEPIN COUNTY PARK RhSERVF DISTRICT
82012).
Notion carried ern d Rolf wall %ote. Four ay".
MOTION wds made by Cowrelliftmber Schneider, seconded by Counctl-
member Nue;n to adopt RESOLUTION N0. 82-175 SE TT i NC CONDI T I ONS
TO HE FST PRIOR TO FILING ,LOT DIVISION FOR HENNEPIN COUNTY PARK
RESERVE DISTRICT (42012) .
Motion carried on a 14011 Call voe.e, Pour dyels.
NOTION was made by Councilmrmber Schnelder, seconded by Council -
member Moen, to ddopt RESOLUTION NO. 82-176 APPROVING REQUEST BY
GREG ER.ICKSON FOR A SITE PLAN AMENDMENT AND VARIANCE (82010).
Notion cdrrierd on d Rall Call Vote, Pow• ayes.
NOTION wds made by Councl.lmembe r Schrielek:r, seconde*4 by Council -
member Moan to ddop%i- RESOLUTION NO, 8? 177 APPROVING PREL IF1IN.
ARY PLAT FOR GLA,DYS 3H014AS FOR "WHITE OAKS HILL" (42008).
Hotton carried on .a Roll Call vote, Pour ayes.
Manager Willis stated that the
request for prellmindry plat
Addition" deed rec:om nendt6d that
coridItlons.
Pldnninq Commiss Lon hds hedro the
P,rr St.uphen Nesiund for "Cheshire
he pldt be dpproved with certain
Dick Knutsoet, re.pre sent inq Stephen Neslund, proposed to they
Dune t di. dA l dress t iv t of "hesh ire Ldne become d public
street rLght-oP,wdy ds th-l; outlot hds no value to they property
and should be wrned by they public. He rioted the, e+xlstinq public
edseMnts. The Pidnninq Comminslon has recomme,ided thdt they
strip remdlet under one opnorshlp.
Cowecilmember Threlnen asked ifthen assessments on Che property
should be split between the City died they tither lot. Mdndcler
Willis dnswered that the dssessments would qo only to the
developing lot.
Mr. Knutson SLAW that if d vdrldrlCe, watvinq pdrklnq setbdek
regeelre:mejnts could be obtdined, the int could perhaps be.
developed, part iculdrly It Lhe easement for roadwdy east of
coerstruete:d Cha4hirei Lane: Were Vdcdted.
RESOLUTION "0602-174
R..V`INI; LA
DIVISION # VARIANCF
HENNEPIN CMINTY PARK
RESE,RVF (A?012 )
Item 7-A*
RESOLUTION NO*82-175
STY T1W Towl tMK
PRIOR TO LOT
DIVISION-HENNEPIN
COUNTY PARK RESERVE
Cl OM
Item 7-A*
RESOLUTION' WS? -176
APPOM L
AMENDMEN I-ERICKSON' S
SUPER V4.0 ( 2010 )
Item 7-&•
RESOLIIT1014 NO*82-1'77
ARY PLAT FOR "WITU
OAKS HILI," ( 4201114)
Item 7•C*
PRR IMINARY PLAT
STEP14T" NESLUND
Item 7-D
Ll
f 1511 -
Regular Council Nevtlnq
April 19, 1982
Page, 84
On thtt matter of the request of Stephen Neslund fOr a cor:dltlon-
dl use perrslt for a mt.:tl:l-tenant office building In the 1-1
district Nr Knutson stated that Cul -Pepper Construction
Contpdny had previously received dpprovd.l for do industrlat
Wilding. 'Thoy subsequently found out that the soil was bdtl dnd
the cost of correcting It wds prohibitive. They are now propos-
Lng the site be used for an office betlldlttq. The Planninq
Canaisstor recomwnded dpprovdl.
Ndror Ddveinport stated he was
use: in do industr i dt dreg. He
set d pracudent as he doesn't
of Vice 03413 in lndustr lel dreds
not enthusi dst lc about do of f ler
ddded his concern that this would
want to encourage multi -tenant
H011011 was made by Counel.lmember Threlnen, seconded by, Mayor
Davenport, to dotopt RESOLUTION NO. 82,•170 ANPROVINC THE RFQ.FS1
BY STEPF11:4 NES1.UtE1D Ff1R CUL -PEPPER CONSTRUCTION COMPANY FFR A
CONDITIOPAL USE PFRNIT (82005) with the dddlt ton of the fol low-
linl wording to thtt third pdrdgrdph: "that d floidinq is mdde
Mit the soil eonstrilnts on this site are unique drd merit
speacid.l c:ondltloildl ust; permit c,onsWeritlon".
MU110H wis3 mdde3 by (ouncItmentl er SrhrleEtter, ttticotide6t by couticll-
member M>)en, to amend the resolution to dddto the above: "That
the pdreel has su6stdWJdl dreds which have bt!ra show t to be
unbuilddble beicdusiti sof the; easement constrdints of t -49t% and
power llt es."
Mot ton to dmetd carried, Pour dyes.
The Ndyor dddral th,,t I.N. vdrldtter, rrnuc sts should be :tt d
minimum when the site p wdn s brought to the+ couiwe t l .
Mot l,on #ls dMU110 o! varr I ed (-it d Roil Cdl l vote, four ayes.
MOTLON wds made by CouncL imembe+r
member !avert, to adopt Ri so.' UTION
ANY PLAT FOR STEPHEN NESt.UND FAR
FOR "CHESHIRE ADOITION" (82004),
Threlnen, secotided by Cuonc: t l -
N0. X12-179 APP%)V1NC PRLL Iw11N
CUL-PI'PPt R C011S I HUCT 10N COMPANY
Mdyur Ddvenyuct stdted that Lhe nevetopment Rev irw commmitie riots
recummerute:d that no remnant p.ereels should be err..dtr;.
CuunclXtitembe,r Thre littin politterd out that they developer eould
reques', v dcdt tori of the City road e.istampitt s .
Motion carr L t?d on d R01.1 Cd l l 1001e, fuLlc dyes.
Mdndgtr W11119. stdtrd that 3 4 S textiles hdW±
dlt ion dt use I)ermlt 1.0 h0lcl re3td i l sdlrs fr(m
fxillty !n ,,he 1-1 I)lstrl(%,(.. They Platinl,n[)
re:contended deinlal becdaises It is not e:uvo lstenv,
o rd l n,uice
rtaquested d cuti-
t. he l i emir ehoo se
Comm I ss len hos
with the !on',nq
CONDITIML USE,
PERNIT-STEPNI.N
N 'SLUND
Item 7-f
RFSI11,11T 1nN NO, A? -174
AP'PMVYI . r. IC=s
CO. t` "AIT1 PIAL USF
PERMIT -STEPHEN
Ns SL UNIT (At "15 )
Item 7-F
RESOLUTION Nfl,A2-179
CRY Ni_. AT , S'i FPHF11
PIF SLUND o "COVSH IK
Al)I.)1 T I p!1" (i 004 1
Item 7.4)
S TF It Ttt.i S
It (em 7-F
Reguloor Council, Ifeet t r 41
Aprl1 19. 1992
Page $S
Ld ryr Yom, pdrtr ee loo J ,! S lexhtlt}a. stated that his business
Ts to buy d id sell material wholesale. W 13 request like a
permit to muld two sdtrrs per ye-ir, of oaproxln atesly one week in
length edCh, to 3011 I •f f sped ll ly pr iced material he *An. able
to purcl dse, He %Uc d hes Ndd held ow%e sale before he was
lntorated a permit w<vs oecdcf, Ourl 7 tihdt sale he h.ad the
dpprov dl ol? 'three bus I nt s se q. Iry sur round l vol bu.t l d l rN s to use
their ,94rkJrtg lots for tht t aerflow, He d0ticlpates their con-
t lneaed 4ppM-41.
MOT I Ohl wes mdde by Cour le l lnembe r Schneider. y acor7de d by Cr.unc l l -
nmakier Thretir er, to) .adopt RCSOL UTION N0. AV -440 DENYING THE
REQUOT Lf 3 b S TEXTILES AMO tATt.S i0R %TN01 o IG lAL US! PFRMI I
92411)•
Councllmemkwrr Threl.ne:n stated the dlf f Ic.-ilty Is In the holo! riq
Of retdlt ssaleS !n do lkiclustrtdl 6strlct. He dre±sn't find dny
persuastilie3 redson to chdrogle the cirglndnce to accorm rl,etA d stnq;ez
bwlness, lne preN touttly al.luMntl sales In lrrdustrta.l areas have
nut met with success. Ne tents thdi the 45 pdrklml spdct. the
comp4miy hda 0.111 ocit (c1C 1f1otN d succ•mssful wdrehoerKr SdtP.
Mot ion cdrri,ed an d Roll Cdr: t vote. fog^ ayes.
MOTION wds mtf1e by Couiel1me"ner Schne;Ider, seconded by Countlt-
member Moeii, to adopt IIE.SOLUVION N0, 92-101 APPROVING - ENAL PLAT
AND DEVELOPKI-01T CONFRACT FOR "TRFI'1TCH PLT' 1ST APF ITIIIN" FOR
U, S. HOME CCX1PWk1I0N (81043)%
Mut l.un Cdrrlcd or% d Roll Cod L vote+, ftil- ' dyea, %
MOTION odso mddt by Counc l lmember Schnt lder, sa;n:or ded by Council-
member
ouncil-
member Kjerr to adopt RE5OLUTl011 110. 92-112 S4 '( INC CONDITlt1N,S
7'U Vi kt.T PRIOR 10 FIL1NC, AND RECARDINC FINN. PLAT FOR "TRENTON
PLACI , ISF AUD 111 ON" FOR U, S. H04 CORPORATION ; i 1041) ,
Not Ion carried 01-1 d Roll Call Note., four .iye,%,
MOTION was made by CowiclLmember Schneider, -50c;ondel by Cntmr„tL-
member Well, to 4dopt RESOLUTION NO. 92-18.) APPROVING RFOI& ST BY
11, S. H014 CORPt`.1HA T I ON FOR A SITE HL AN AND COW I f I ANAI, 0%
PERMIT FOR "I'H1:NTON PLACk IST A 01TION” (P1041),
Motloll edrrled ars d Rol.' Call Note, fuer dyes.
MOTION wds made by Count l lmember Schne i der, ntvoWee L; i- dune l i -
membe r Muatn, te; dclupt t)RD 11 1KCt t1q , Q,10 AMr''Fll) I N : THE lON ! Mr
ORDINANCE TO C{.ASSIF1' CERTAIN 1,41f) 00UD EAST 01 "1 HION I W
AND NORTH OF WUNT1` ROAD 9 AS R-4 (H((,H MILT l't 1
KSIDEAC1 1 DISI d,ICT,
Mut lora edrrie-d can a Ido - 1 C41 vote, four dyes,
RFSOLUTI(W !10,,42-1Rt1
tNYREQt'. (Ill
J & S TEMTILFS FOR
CONDITIONAL 1116r
PFRHIT (87011)
Item 7-F
RESOLUTION Nf?.9?-lq1
WROVIN-c- -FIRV Wryl
TRFNTON PLACE 1!.t
ADON., t1.S. HOW
9104))
Item 7-C"
RESOLUTION N09Q-182
WTTINC—WHI)ITRI -
TRENTON PLACE
IJ , S . HOME (R 1041)
Item 7-G*
RESOLUTION h0.A?-'I81
CUP FOR Il. S. HOW'
TRENTON PLOW. -
41043)
LOW(
41043)
Item 7-C"
ORDINANCE' N0. 92.1 G
ORDINAWT, U.S. HO
l t earn 7-C,*
Rieger lar Cogs l l 11eet i twit
April 19 1982
P,1Qe 86
MDUAN was made by Counci lmeadter Schneider secornfed by Counci 1-
r Moen, to adopt RESOLU11011 M1. 82-184 SIE 1 T ING GOND IIIONS
TO EE NET PRI(rej TO PUBLIT'"Mr. REMING ORDIPA"CE FOR "TRENTON1
PLACE IST ADa ! 7.1 Ob'" FOR U. "OK COPPORATION ( 8104 3) .
Motion edrrItA an, d Roll Cdll votes, four dyes.
MOTIN was made by Counc i lrnember Schneider, seconded by Council.
waZar Mcn, 6%",,,% ddc,pt AESO9.UT.ION N0, 02-185 ADOPTING ASSFS.SWNT,
SANITARY SEER AND WATERMA,EN - TRENTON PLACE FIRST ADDITION -
PROJEC7 229 In the dmount of 510O0O3.'.We
Mot logy edrried on a Roll Call vote,. Pour eves.
Rif.%k Ifurray of Q -T Ldnd Company has requested that the ?FUR
Final P.idn/Pldt. Rea i s ion for "Cedar R ldge" (•A-81)) be rearov ed
from the agendd (is he will be out of town.
Mdjidgesr W'Illts stated thdt this land use outde pidn dmeMment
did RPUD conce,)t p.ldn for Dickman Knutson for Wayzata Rank and
Trust Company wds deferred frim the April 5 Restlnq. The
t'lanaing Camission h.s re:eome:nded dental of the requests.
Subsequent to the r`!dan%tlnq Commisslon r&cP-,%,menc±dtlorr. d lett,;..
is received from the petitioner sett tnq forth ddd.it londt points
with restwet to their posit ton. the r i ty Mdr ctger vecommeiWed
that the Counc i I t dke no dct to with respect to the proposed
diignment of L.unty I73dd 61 dt this time. A st dy is hetrin
completed by Ste9dr-Roiicae on the dllynmcnt dud od t be received
by the Couvetl In 1dl.044 Ndy or edrty June. Mdndger Wtilts
pointed out the impjet the proposed chdr ge wciuid have on the
City's sanitary sewer.
Dick Kn tson .1stdt'e+l his recoIIrctton that they P'l.tnntrm
Comml^siorc reeu nmend4loii to deny ods solely becaise of the
sloe cdpacity question. dnd did nut lnetude they findings In the
proposed resolution. He propose=d do diternative• route for
County Rodd 61 which he -tdtesd could sdve the City money.
Mdrid Vds)llou, Chalmdii of the. Pldr11111IQ COMM tsstUn, stdtod Lhdt
thea '1 isrungommisition's t ecommeliddt toil to deny was bdsed cin
the generdl land use eons lderdt tons ds Witt l is the spirt Pie
concern Aver sewer e:d;aa- Ity.
Councilmember Threlnen 2 !,teal th.it do extremely c4ireF il e-'dmind-
Llon Is, edlled for when 4dst Chercules dre proposed t traffic: and
density over an entire . ;ea. lie would like further del llx+rat lu11
n this, mdtte!, before to :l c g .u v det lore.
Greg Frdnk, NcCombs-Kn, t scan.
showing the amount of ire-re:dNtld
LA -3 de%viopment would r of 1 f-
do LA*i district,
showed the re ski t t s of a -stutiv
low rKsuIt lnq from the propomed
r,hlt •dl ly different ;.hdn that of
Rr% Wie" N0.82-tA4
SETT, N6 IffiNK) I T MRs
PRIOW TO ORD INANOX
r4iRL.IC A111)N, U.S.
HOME 01043)
Item 7- ;0
RESOLUTION NO.82- / 8S
AMPTING 15SF,SSWRT
SEWFR & Wa TERMAIN
PPUI'1e C r
tent 7-P.*
R- T L.ANn "C1'1, AP
RIDC,I` (A-813)
Item 7•N
D ICKMN KNIJTACIN
XAV IA TA RAW, L AN11
tKS WIM PLAIT A
RFUn ('f1NCf PT PL41
4 fTfl3)
Item 7-I
Regu lar Cowx t I "eat t nti,
Apr 11 19. 1992
Page 67
Fran 14,t9en, represent.ir 1 Halley Lana Canpany. staited roncerns
w th dAd objections, to :tie praposed County Road 61 allaivowitit.
He also read a letter fr s the owner of the property dd,!detint to
this development, Mr. (ralg Marton, who also objer s to the
proposed red.11gnetellt.
Wil l idm Edea, represent l ntf
property a irg proposed for
stdted his ob,jact lure to any
road would be placed entirely
ur fair asseMments. He asked
d1tearna:lve.
Pregrdnmed Larne Co.
development by Heiley
realignment of C.R. fl
within his site and ext
t hdt the Council not co
owners of
Lara! Co. ,
because the
lose them to
m3lde:r thLs
Jdck Ktthrber 5700 041k View Lane, st-ited
cottauttdoit,t opinion
he is a resident. in
Pdlmers ove drtd reprealented others in his ne.tghborhood. TRey
feel the Planning Cexnmiss1011 hes done
the proposd.l and they ,iprees with the
deartslty of this dread from singLe family
df fect the ne lghborhood dr d lmpdct the t r
good fob of revieawlnq
denial. Ch,;noton the
o quads would rodica.11y
audlity of life
Mike Pdxton. Vice: Pre+slderct of the Bdss Ldkn Homeowners Asseseld.
tion, oxpr;,sjtj his rooncairn with the regtrlellnq from [A-' to
LA-). He asked the Courici 1 to mdint,+ln the cons lstency they
hdve shown lot their pdst. p1dr nlr g,
Mdyur 04venport suggested
reCOMe ttddt 1011 to defer
County Rodd 61 ds this is
drld the Councll should
poteantidl sdvlrngs Clalmed
should be studied.
the Council concur with the Mdiidger's
coe s iderdt loll of drty real Lgftment of
eider cortslderat 1011 ba the c01131dltdA3
andtt their results. Beeduse of the
y Mr. Kveitso11, hes believes the atter
Courtcllmembt•r Threinee st,ted thdt they Pldnnlrbq Coermtgston did
consider kind use Issues lncludiny sower, traff let deeislty as
reflected Ln the f Lndtngi In the ctrdPt resolution, 94osed on
the Pl;3111.t119 COMR1453101`1 ml tWtes and rec mmenddt tori, this request
should be twiled,
MOT ION was mad u by Counv i lmembe r Thr e i rcen, se•e•oo*A by C ottrtc t l -
member Moett, to adopt RISOLUTION N0, 82-196 DENYING REQIJL:ST FON
AWNDMUN T TO LAND tJSk WIDE PI -AN AND RPUD ff.'NCE PT 1'l -AN FOO
DICKMAN KNUTSON FOR WAYZAIA BANK AND TRUST COWA,11Y (900))e
Motion edrrled on a Roll ('dL 1 %•otv, fuer dyes,
h'O T ION was mdde by Coune 1 lmember r Threat nen, sect: nded by Council- ouncIl-
membermembr_r SelteneLde.r to request the, cottauttdoit,t opinion ort the
possibility of potentLdl sdvtngs on the reallrIrtmrrtt of C.R. 61.
O'he, coitsuILdolt should d1t.0 lurk dt lNci lnq the dllonment where
It Is with the itddlt ion e,f d minor col lector ore West Medicine
Laken.
Mot ton carr ivd, four dyes .
RESOLUTION NO,R?-146
br-Fly-m-EWORWIT7
LAND USE. GUIIOE: PIAN
RPIIIO CONCEPT PLAN
D ICKMAN KNUT SON
8200 1)
l t elm 7-1
Requ ie Council Meet I ng
Apri 41, 19, 1982
Paw IN
Mdndge;r 1111113 stdted that the rev lsed MPUD f Lnol plat and lot PLV'Mn H HILLS Cn,
dlv.lsivo for Fro* Ldrsen for Plymouth HI.11s Company was LOT DIVISION A RPUI?
deferred from the April S meeting. RFVislnN (A?neo;)
Item 7-1
U.ck Knutson stated that his concern with the st.dff recorreme;ndd-
tlon Is that the Internal roadway easement Isn't definite.
MDIION was made by Mayor Davenport, seconded Try Councllmember RFSOLUIION We#12-187
Moen' to adopt RESOLUTION NO, 82-187 APPROV IK LOT DIVISION OF P V
EXISTING PLATTED LOT FOR FRANK LARSEN, PLYNGUIN HILLS COMPANY VIVISM, PLYMOUTH
82006), H (LLS ( 82006 )
Item 7-3
Councllmemtber Schr-ulder stdted the prlvdte road to the Northern
Cdblevlslon site tnould be designed ds d poiblic road, consistent
with the, earlier ;ppro%ed road. Access should not dppear to he
via private property.
Mr. Knutson antic ped that it would have curbs like a public
rodd. Engineer 0v3ore expIdLned thdt a cul-dei-sdc stouid
designed at the w lit end of this segment.
Mot Ion I'drrlexl at .r Roll Cdl I. vote, four dyes.
MOTION Mas mdde r a; Counc l imember Schn f I der , seconded by Council- ouncll-
membermember Moen, to Adopt RESOLUTION NO, R2-188 APPROVIW, RFVIS1n1`l
TO MPUD 78-2 FINo . PLAN AND SETTING CONDITIOPM TO FE I.T PRIOR
TO FILING LOT DIWSION FIR FRANV LARSFN, PLYMCUTH HILLS COMPANY
FOR "PLYMOJTH HI ,,6S )RD ADDITION$$ (82006) wlth the dddlt ton of
condition 013: 'The exrcute.d development conlydct for Pivmouth
Hills 3rd AddC.ton shall. be dmende;d ":o provide for tho
construction of % W dpprovaad decess rodd, based on public street
design standards with d cul-de-sac dt the west end; consistent
with the rodd design dpprovdd for the revised Mei3 pl.dn for the.
3rd Addlt !ore,
Mr, Knut+,on std''. d that if the City stdoiddrda dre 7 ton, this
mdy ba a xcesslvit He could mdke It look like d City strut t bot
to lesser stdnda cis.
Mdyor DdVenport stated that if there Cd11 be some relief from
City stdnddrds r.ldttrtq to tUrrdQe, stdff should (live thought to
this but the CIty's priMdry concern It, to mijke sure that It
looks like d Cit., street.
Mallon edrrled an a Roll Cdl t vote, four <yvs,
W1LON ods mi by Councllmemhe±r Schoel.der. seconded her Mdyor•
Davenport, tf ddopt RESOLUTION NO, 81-189 APPROVIW AWNDED
S!;NAGE FOR -r.PPY CHEF RFSTAURANT AND AMEW)tHl. RFSOLUTtnN NO,
7S -S17 with they dddit toe of condo ton 05: That t hp Intensity of
the proposed Ilght lnq not exceeci the e R I st Int, . -is verified by
the QulldlnA Of f ieAdl.'"
Motlon e:drrted on d Roo Call vote,, four dyes.
RESOLUTION N(1,A?-188
APPROVIWo RF1lIS if1N
TO MID FINAL PLAN
A SFTTINC ZYWnI1IOW
PRIOR TO FILING LST
1I1'ISI(IN, PLYWXITH
HILLS (A?006
Item 7-1
Rf ,;nLl IT t nN Nn. A;' -1 49
APPRAVINC AMFNDFD
SICNA4 - HAPPY C+0
A -930/A-8011)
Item 7-K
wrsrr
Regular
Apr I l ".
Pdge ST
junc l t "bet 1 nq
1982
MD11011 ads made by Counclimember Schn,.zlder, seconded by Cocmcll- RfIROL111IONNO.,g?-190
member Moen, to adopt RE SOL W ION 010. 82-190 AW. P i tc; F1I D, xc7mronlat
PROJECT NO. 210 - WELL NO. 7 in the dmount of S=9&, 57 oo cr vc N0. 79 PROJECT 710
E. M. Renner 3 Sous of Anoka. Ittem 7-1.0
Mat Icon cerrle:d on a Rol l Cal l vote, tour ayes
MD710N ads made by Counellmember Schnelder, sCConded by Council- RESOLUMON NOe82-191
member Moe ti. to adopt RESOLUTION NO. 42-191 REDUCING DEVELOP ENT R
W40, lie-RITACs. ESTATES AMMON (A -8Z4) to $19,450.00. SOND11 HERITAGE
ESTATES (A -R24)
Motion carried on a Roll Call stote, Pour dyes. Item 7-04-1•
MOTION ads made by Councllmember Schneldr.r, seconded by Crtvscti- RESOLUT1Ot1 N0.82-192
member Moe ei, to ddopt PESOLUTION Nfr, 82-192 REDUCINC DEVF'LWME.NT '"'Wv',[(Ww9T
BONDS HERI144 ESTATES 41RO ADDITIV4 (A-624) to 590000.00. 80ND, HE41FACE
ES TAIFS 2ND Amt.
Motion carrlesd on d Roll Cdl1 vote, Pour dyes. (A-824)
Item -M-?*
morION ads made by Cf,,uncllmember Schnclder, secooWed by ",ouncll- RESOLUTION Nn*A?-191
member Meen, to ddopt RFSOI'.UTION NO. .9? -193 REDUCINC", nFVF'LOPWNT AM11CTWFWtT.1WW-
BOND, HERITAGE ES)A ES .3RD ADDITION F(A-A?'4) to 56,200.00. AnWo WRITA.Gf.
Thre l rlton, to ddupt RESOLUTION NO.
fS'(.1TE S )Rn ADO".
Motion Carried un d Roll Call vote:, roclr dyers. fA-& 4)
10 IMPROVE Mira 1 s PNASE PAVr -NI', COMMW t TY
SCHWULL
Item 7-M-1»
MOTION was o:dde by 0unc:lmeamber Schneider, secal0pi hy. Coir '+.- 1IFSOLUTION NO.A?-194
me;riber Moen, to ddol.' RESOLUTION N0, 112-194 nf'b1`RC V: r4 ChkL11' A 1 NIL 'Amr,
OHhER 140, 49 PROJECT 00. 0171 PHASE It COMMON I IN PLAYF I CLCD OR117R Nil. 4
IMPROVEMENTS, ELECTRICAL CONTRACT SCHEDUIF D3 by deduct [net COW0117Y PLAvF'IFIn
19689,00. PR03ECT 017
Iterm 7-N-1•
Mat ton cdrrl A on d Roll Cd.l1 vete, fotdr Ares.
MOTION ad$ mdde by Councl lmember Schnelde :-, sthcondad by Cuuitel t- RFSOLUI ION NM? -195
mesmhk t Moeri, to dRkdupl iULUT [ON NO), 82-195 UTHUR [ Z lN.; RE OUE S 1 f l' A
FOR PAYWNT No. 6, PROJECT NO, 0170 COMMUNITY PLAYF IELD4, PW1St NO. 6, COMMUNITY
111, SHFI.,TER Lot i.hr dmount of 55,231,711 to W, H. 1'dtes Corrstruc- PL.AYFI+1LnS, fPRi() ECT
t lon Cumpdoty. 017. SHFL TF R
Ittw 7-0-10
Motlon cdcrle:d on d Roll Cdll vote, four dyes.
M0`410" 045 mdde. by Mdyor Ddvenpert secondcxl by Counc i lmemtwr Rk SOLUT ION N0..42-196
Thre l rlton, to ddupt RESOLUTION NO. 82-196 Rt OUE S1 FOR PAYWI T WOU0 170-0MAI —'-
NO. 10 tVID F INAL, COMMUNITY PLAYF 10 IMPROVE Mira 1 s PNASE PAVr -NI', COMMW t TY
SCHWULL 031 PROJK1 NJ. 017 111 the- dmuunt of S5194'.nO to Hoffmdti PLAYF[FLII, PRO][-C'P
k lectr lc Com;°,dny. 0 17 11 PHASk I
Item 7-0-2
Mutloll edrrItml on d Roll C41 vote, Pour dyes.
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Regular Council
April 19, 1982
Page 90
Meet 1 ng
POTION was made by Councilmember Schneider, seconded by
member Moen, to adop'. RESOLUTION N0. 8t-197 ADOPTING
DENTS. PROJECT 228 in the amount of $2,113.19 on Lot
10, Elmh+jrst Addition, David Crane.
Motion carried on d Roll Call vote, four ayes.
Councl l - RESOLUTInN NO. R? -14'7
ASSESS- ADOPTING ASSES-SMENT-
1, Mock PROSECT 728
DAVID CRANE
Item 47-p*
POTION was made by Councilmember Schneider, seconded by Council- RESOLUTION NO.82-198
member Moen, to adopt RESCLUTIOtl N0, 82.198 REOUESTING MnDOT RFOUESTI F, SPUR
CONDUCT SPEED SIVDIES on Zachary Lane, 36th Avenue to LOunty STUDIES OF MnMT
Road 9. Item 7-0•
Motion carried on ct Roll Cdl l vote, four dyes.
MOTION was mdde by Councilmember Schneider, seconded by Council- RESOLUTION N?l.`42-199
member then, to adopt RESOLUTION NO. 82-199 AUTHORIZING JOINT AUTHORIZING JOINT
AND COOPERATIVE AGREEMENT FOR USE OF FIRE PF.9SONNEL AND EQUIP- AGREEMENT -NORTH
FENT - NORTH SUBURBAN REGIONAL MUTUAL AID ASSOCIATION, SUGURHAN REGIONAL
MUTUAL Ain ASSr1C.
Motion carried on a Roll Call vote, four ayes. Item "#-R*
REPORTS OF BOARDS1 OFFICERS AND COMMISSIONS
MOTION was made bi Councilmember Schneider, seconded by Council- 3ESOIUTION NO.R2.-200
member, tloen, to adopt RESOLUTION NO. 82-200 APPROVING DISRURSF- APPRnVI W, ff. c, URSF-
MENTS FOR THE PERIOD ENDING 3/31/82 In the amount of MENTS FOR PF<<ion
19252,571.75. FNn1N(; 3/31/f+?
Item R -A*
Motion carried on a Roll Call vote, four dyes.
Engineer Moore submitted d seaport on the Elm Creek Coriservdt'on FLM CRFFK CONSFRVA-
Commission 1991 Annual Report and Progrdm Plan dnd the 1981 TION COMMISSION
WdLer Quality MonlLurinq Report.. The Council reviewed dncl RFPORT
accepted the report. Item 8-11
Mayor Davenport asked (or documentation relating to the problem HA.SSE. T T CRE} K FLOOD
of the w-ste.r quality lei Plymouth Creek and Medicine Lake. The CONTROL COMMISStnN
Council reviewed and decdpted the retort on the Bdssett Creek REPORT
Flood Control Commission 1980-1981 Wdt,er Quality Monitorinq Pro- Item A -r
gram from Engineer Moore,
Engineer Moore and Planner Tremerc submitted reports on the REPORT ON 11WING
City's boWInq pollc,.eS deed procedures with retldrn tet develop- RFOUT14EMENTS OF
meat contrdets. IIFVELOPMFNT
Item R -q
Councilmember Schneider stated he thought the City should chdrge
the developer If staff had to make• several site Inspections.
Manager Willis stated he dir+n't favor thLa beeduse it's dt L part
of dolreg business.
Councl .lmember Thre lr en asked P ianrirr. Tr.Nmery t' the po 1 tcy
mbilmizos excessively long delays by deveatopers In completlnn
their ldredsedpe pldns . F ldniter Tremec a that, st-iff
checks a site when the developer dskes for an inspesetton. He
and the City Attorney, dre % irking on d short form develnome nt
coeetract which would state the work to he done, who would do tt
dnd when.
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Regular Council Meeting
April 19, 1982
Page 911
Mayor Davenport Inquired whether developers should be required
to bond only fcr the minimum City required landscaping but not
for dnything In excess which they plant.
Discussion followed on how much the developer should be reautred
to bond for dnd whether the bond Is a disincentive to plant more
than the minimum landscaping.
The Council accepted the reports.
Marldger Wl.11ls reported that all current memtaers of the Roard of
Zoning Adjust.ent and Apj+edls would like to be reappointed for
two year terms.
MOTION was made by Mayor Davenport. seconded by Counclimember
Schneider, to reappoint Ted victor, Wayne Stewart, and Ddv id
Crdne to the Board of Zoninq Adjustment and Appeals.
Motion carried orne a Roll CdIl vote* four ayes%
Malldge Wli lis reported that he and the Finance Director were
ue dble to complete the prepdrdtton of the materials regal. ed for
the first eludrter financial report which was on the wnda. He
Will have .it for the April 26 meeting.
Assistd t Mdr dger Frank 3oy les submitted backgrouM material on
the proposed chdr ges to the Counr'1's pollcy reldtirm to the
Issuance of on -sale lntoxieatlnq liquor licenses. Dr. JdMC%,
SeNdefer had :)revlously atteadece Council meetings and suggesteel
chdsiges which t -,e believed would help to eliminate the probi-em of
drunk- drt%ers withii, the City of Plymouth by settlne adAitiona.l
standards Por the on-sdle establishments. Owner/managers of the
City's on-sdle estdblishmeas were notified and dtterulerl d meet -
Ing to discuss Dr. Schdefer's %aiogeattuns.
Hindger Willis stated that the skiiiddrds the CouncU adopted
last year dre radsondble and will work without diidittonal con-
strdlr ts or the license holders.
Dr. Schdefvr reviewed his suggest tons to the Council. He pre-
sented grdp s sho.nq the arrests by month of drunk d-tvers !n
Plymouth drod the peak hours Ir occurred. W04 will ae preserstlnri
d model ardindr cN On the issudllce of 011-3dt6 liquor licenses cit
the Ledque of Mtnndsotd Cities meetlnq In Jtu e.
Pdul Rld ewd i representinq Rddlssoo Inn Plymouth, stdte,Kl that
he City's current i,- [ ley Is redsor db le dnd didn't need
chdnging. Over the pdst year the Radisson has hdd to e411 the
pul[ce toly twice .cind nelthk r wda d drUiklnq reotMed incident„
0e111 -11s Wolf, repre3ellt.lnq RclUts3011 [rill
hdv lwdys worked with their employees
facllittes dvdlldale for *,he tceotmernt, of
ds how to hdiidl( sltudtluns ds they drtse.
Plymoutk;, stdterl they
to make them dware of
lila,-io l atitisrr, cis well
ROARn OF 70N INC
ADJUSTMENT 8 APPEALS
APPO.INTMEN'TS
Item 8-E
FIRST QUARTER
FINANCIAL REPORT
Item 8-F
D ISCUSSION nF
ON -SALE L IAU11R
LICENSING POLICY
Item 8-C
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Regula Cowell Meeting
April 19, '1902
Page 92
Mayor DdvaNport asked how the Dram Shop coverage worked.
Ally @rose, reprtsentlowl Radisson, Hotels. answered that if there
dro a lot of claims against a business. their preolues qo up.
Ttw ,Insurance is a state requtrement already and proof of cover-
ige is furnlsited the City at t`e time of application or renewal.
Bob Moerke, Haltday Inn Plymouth, stated that their employees
are Insitructed to watch for lndli:ators of drunkness l- their
custamrs.
Sohn Nuchulas, a. P. NI311194W3, stated that they have had very
Now pr ems caused by dr inkness. Their employees have all been
trained In detecting drunwiess. He objected to the ineluslon In
the policy odking 1t Ieantt:tory to provide free taxi: sides home
because of the possible db;. -:ie by patrons.
Discussion followed on the proposed ddd:tior-. to the policy
making It mandatory for estahilshments to pr,),, lde non -greasy and
non -salty snack foods at no cost and their havl.rq to show an
increase in percentage of non-alcoholic to alcoholic drink
sales.
0-dyor Davenport stated he would like the City to take some wrt
of affirmative Flet ion but would *;also ilk t to be fdtr to they
establishments In Plymouth who serve llqutr. He stat&.& his
concerns with some of Dr. Sc11defer'3 proposdks and how Intrusive
he belluved the City shnuld he on the system when the liquor
buslnCUU3 are 41roddy at work to insure volusitary comollcince.
City Attorney Leafier stated that the recomme.-idAtons are to a
policy form and If the Council Intended to use these quldeltnes
for the purpose of issulnq or der yinq licenses turn any ch ingNs
would also have to be Incorporated In the Clty'a urdinanoe requ-
ldttnq .liquor business.
The Mayor stated that these proposed policy chaftges arh vaque
dr d would be hard to enforce.
MOTION was made by Mayur Ddve nport, secoe ded by Councllmember
Moen, to adopt RESOLU110H NO, 82-201 AMEN( ANG POL [CY RELATING TO
ISSUANCE OF ON-S&E INTOXICATING LIQUOR L VEWSE S by addt nevi
4. a, (4) (c) 1. Purchdse3 of Oram Shop lnsur.rsice, dnd Il.
Posting of local a.4cohol treatment resources for bdrtender/
wdltress use to the policy.
Mutton c4rrled Qn d Roll Call vote, three ayes. Counctlmember
Tnrelnen abstdWed.
NOTION was made by Councl.tn-mber Threlr en, secor dvd by Council.
member Moen, to adopt RESOLUTION N0. 82402 4ALLIHG VOR A PUBLIC
HEARING ON THE ESTARISHMENT OF ONE OR MORE OFVELOPMENt OiSrRicis
PURSUANT TO M.1N,IESQTA STATUTES CHAPTER 472.A,
Mdneger Willis stated that thts resolut Nor sets public hetertrals
for the e3tabl13hMent V the proposed development districts.
RTSOLUT.ION N0.82-201
RELATING TO .ISSUANCF
OF ON-SALF INTOXICA-
TING LIQUOR LICENSES
item R -C
RESOLUTION NO.82-2.02
1VTM1- PINT
HFARINC VSTARL [SHING
f* VFLi1M4ENT
DISTR[(,'TS
teem R -•H
is/
Regu.,rr Ct.-una1 Ibet i ng
April 199 1M
Pep 93
r
310 %Miston! 1000 Higt0l dy $5, Cndr%.at ComPdr Iex, ,tdtCd hN Is
www . u
lnZer ps:. 1n working with the City to proceed with thl
devP1)pso lt.
IMt 1091 <<drrtdd or a Rol l Ca11 vote, four dyes,
dyor advenport stated he miuld llka to defer dlicussloov of the
Clt,y 1Unaelar'3 response to his mein of IW162, item IV, until
tree Apr.l.l 26 meeting,
116k& Ce;unctl
WhInager and
of April 260
sill revles the position description of the r.itr
discuss the arntudl performance rev lew at the meat irrt
OFNER WS.INESS
Mdroager 1111.113 stated he recelved a memo from Bob 1ldx4nev of the
ei,4,tropo.11td Council In response to d meetlnq regardinq the
Cltyzs f:omprehe slve Plan. It .ls not rersolved as yet but the
differc.owens are becominq better defined. He expects t:) heve
this Item on the April 26 agenda for dlscusslon. Tire matter
goes to t'hd full Netropoiitdn Council on May 11. They tat II need
Plywuth's ,respQfige before that time so they can prepdrd It for
t he t r a9e++c3 . .
The CM-10%cl i confirmed the appointment of Councl lmefter Schneider
to the Cortmnunity Access Corporation of the Northwest Suburbdn
Cdble Comu leatton Commission,
The meatlnq adjourned at 12:00 i.m.
City a ?r
CITY PANACER'S
RESFOME TO MAYOR'S
W"o OF 112?
Item 8-1
CITY 0AMAGER'S
ANNUAL KRFQRMANCE
REVIM
it. mm g-3
OTHER IIUSIW.SS