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HomeMy WebLinkAboutCity Council Minutes 05-03-19824 1 M I N U 1 E S REGULAR COUNCIL MEETING May 3, 1982 The regular meeting of the Plymouth City Council was citllted to order by Mayor Davenport at 7:45 p.me In the Council Chamt*rs of the City Cetite:r at 3400 Plymouth Boulevard 611 May 30 1982. PRESENT: Mayor Davenport, Councilmembers Koen, Neils, Schneider and Threfnell, City Manager Willis, Assistant city Manager Boyles, Pldrlrter Tremece., Engineer Moore, Werk Director blank, City Attorney :.efler and City C,.erk Houk. A85ENT: None PLYMOUTH FORUM 0 0 No one was present for the Plymouth Forum. R.YMOUTH FORUM t.em1 4 CONSENT AGEIIDA MOTION was made oy Courlcrilmembe:r Moen, seconded by Councllm ember Schr•celder, to approve the cnnseiit aye+Ida with the deletion of item 7-3. Motloll cdrr.ted, eit a Roll Call vote, five ayes. MINUTES K1TION Nds made by Counclimember Moen, ;ecoitded by Councllmelnber Schneider, to approve the m1 duties of t' e -JpF Cl al Council meeting of .April 26, 1982 as sutxnItced. PETITIONS,_ RE2gES TS ANO COM10N1 CA -t ONS Manager Wilfl.s stated th.•1t the PleirullcK C(linmisstoon recommerxird approval of the RNUO ftoil JdAl1 d11d development contract for Pikmouth Hills 4th Addition" fur the Plymouth Hills Company. The developer has asked fur dpprovdl 0 do ddderdum ru the devetopmea cocltrdet l:tlpc-d [rty the costs of Improvements to prov Idt IV lvato deo elopment dccess to a pub t lc trail upon the city. Jec el'11 olc, stated that their request Is, eid,lreIy .;eapdr ite frL.m that of Tumdrk (App lictit ion 8"1013) dlbi tlnq du not wdl)t the requests to be Considered as oue 1)e3cr use (f the immedidte flua:)ctdl burder s It would place on them. HO also stdttll Plymouth Hills C0m4)a11y thought the park dedicdt i.on fee, would be due dit the time: of the site p lar) dpprovol oiwl bulldl.l)y permit issuc:))ce, dnld nut dt the time of find]. pl,.4tl,tgo lie stated It would be herd for them to get the I00111Vp t,c)gether at this time s itict! Tomd: k 1 s f i rldnCi ng depellds upon the filing of thu plat. CONSENT AGENDA tteai It NINUTF.S - SPECIAL COUNCIL *-ETL11G OF APFI L `6, 1932 Item 6• PLYMOUYII HILLS 4TH ADDITION", RPUD FINAL PLAN & OF`&LOPhENT CONTRACT tem 7-A 0 Regular Council Meeting May 39 1982 Page 100 Planner Tremere rears the Citys policy on park dedication fees regarding concurrent approval of site plans with final plats. Frdnk Larsen, Plymouth Hills Company, stated that they have the respons Ib"flTty of Playing the subdivision fees and real estate taxes and assessments. He would like the park dedication fees to be payable dt the time of site plan dpprovdl by Towark the builder. lidrtager Willis stated the effect of this could be to reduce the speed with which the City collects its park dedication fees. Frdrrk Larsen st. cd that the Development Contract addendum he submitted regdrdirrg trail Improvements was on the basis of his understdrtdirrg that the bridge was riot d footbridge but was to be d bridge which could support maintenance vehicles. They don't wd tt the responsibility for installing a vehicular bridge to City specifications. They are, however agreeable to building a footbridge. He; is prepared to withdraw the ddderrdum if the Council understarals that the bridge is to be a footbridge only. Engineer I4oure; st:dted that the developer will be required to malntdi.n the bridge, including the removal of snow. If the developer irrterrd:. to used truck for snow removal, the bridge would have to be built ds a vehicular bridge acrd meet City spectf icdt loris for sdme. Mr. Ldrsen stdti;d It was his uirderstandinq that he wrnnld be responsible for the cortstruct.loii of the bridge but the Cite was to mdinLdin It as it will be on public property. Engit.ee:r Moore Stdted that the purpose of the private bridge Is to connect the private development with the public trail. system. The bridge is d corrveniertce to the resi&nts of the deveelopme:irt , and It wu•a ld be possible for resident! to dCCeSS the trails dt other, albeit less coftvL-itient, locations if the bridge were rtuL constructed. acrd especially trail Md rk H etch, Tomdrk Development Company, dsked etbout the slte?rndt ve ui d bridge, rtdmely d private trail to the west of the public c:,rridor, runrrlrta south to north through the develepment. Mditdye:r Nillls explalrte:d that, ds a P.M., the development I -i required to hdVe lrttegrated fdCilitld,, acrd especially trail decess. MUT10N was mdde by Coups i lmbm;iw. c Neils, seconded by Courrcilmember Schneider, to a61p1. Rt SOLI'TION N0. V-208 APPROVING FINAL PLAY AND DEVELOPMENT CONTRACT FOR "Pt„YMOUTH 4ILLS 4TH AD)ITION" FOR FRANK LARSEN, PLYMOUTH HILLS COMPANY RPUD 62-1) (81073) with tht dmendmant to Item 13.1 of %Aie desvelopmetiL euntrdcL to read: VF ,ymettt of fees-in-i.iuh! , pdrk de;dledt torr for the fust development phase (72 dwel l l t y urtlis) 0 shdl I be: mdde at the; t Ime of bullditrg permit Issudrtce lit decorddrrc;e wiLh th. Pirk DedlOdtiotr Policy in effect dL that time." The park dt:diccitoiort fete is to be: pold bj. Tomjrk or any subsequervt owner." 0 0 RESOLUTION N0.82-203 A IIFVELOP ENT 014TRACT "PLYMOUTH HILLS 4TH .ADDN." 81073) Item 7-A Regular Council Meeting May 3, 19W Page 101 Mot tort carried ort a Roll Cdl i vote, five ayes. MCI 11ON Ards made by COUn.Ilmember Neils, seconded by Councilmeinbrr Schneider, to adopt RFSOI_U1ION NO. 82-209 SC_TTINC CONDITIONS TO BE MET PRIOR TO FILING OF FINAL PLAT FOR "PLYMOUTH HILLS 4M 1DDITION" FOR FRANK LARSEN, PLYMOUTH HILLS COMPANY HPUU 612-1) (81073) with the appropriate dmerdnient to condition 3 so that Item 13.1 of the development contract as revised, would apply, i.e.,: payment of Park Dedicdtion fees -in -lieu of dedication (for 72 dwelling units) in accordance with the Utedicatlon Policy !rt effect at the time of Issuance of building permits; said park dediCdtiort fee to be paid by Tomark or any subsequent owner. MOTION was made by Councilmember Moett, seconded by Ccuncllmember Schnelde:r, to dmeid the resolution to add a condition, as follows; "Payment of dll dellitqueiit taxes which are due at the time of filing the final plat." Motion to amend carried, five ayes. Mot ion ds dme-nded carried Oil d Rol 11 Call vote, five ayes. MOTION was made by Councilmember Neils, secooided by C'oiakcilmember Schnelde.r, to adopt RESOLUTION NO. 8? -2100 ADOPTING ASSESSNEKIT -S. %fit TARY SEWER AN!) WATER AREA AND SANITARY 5CW k LATE RAL ,. WL.YMOU71i HILL.S 4TH ADD1 1,0N - PROJECT NO. 230 !n the amount of $58,673.20. Motion carried ort d Roll Gill vote, five dyes. Mdrldger Wlills stated Tomdrk's proposal is for the first phase development of "Creek Place". The Pldvuiirtg Commisslnn recommends dpprovdi of the RPUD site plan. Mdrk Ndvich, Tomdrk Development Company, requested d two month 1 eway ott the removal of the trailer which will be used ::s d te,nporary sales office. Mayor Davenport suggested the Counell approve the Planni g Commisslon rec:ommertddt tots d td 1. itisider dity ext A ltslott on the t 1.me of removal of the trailer , the time the Certificdte of Occupancy for the building is cipproved. MOTION was made by Counellmermber Moet, secoitded by Councilmemae:r Neils, to adopt a resole;' ton APPROVING SITE PLAN FOR TOMARK ULVFLOPML.NT (C MPANY FOR '-CREEK PLACE OF PLYMOUTH" 01PUD N0. 82-1) t..00ATEU SOUTHEAST OF COUNTY ROAD 9 A10 PL t'MOUTH BOULEVARD 8201:1). RESOLUTION N0.82 -209 SETTRE. ITI PLYMOUTH HILLS 4TH ADDN . ( 81073 ) Itt+n 7-A RESO UTION N0.82-210 ADVO TING ASSESSMENTS PI YMOUTH HILLS 4TH ADDN.-SANITARY SEWER WATER AREA, PROSECT 230 Item 7-A TOMARK DEVELOPMENT RPUD SITE PLAN Item 7-B Regular Counc ll Meet l cig May 39 1982 Ildge 102 SUBSTITUTE, MOT!,ON wds mdde by Couitcilmember Neils, secioltded by Colmorilmember Noeit, to ddopt RESOLUTION PCO. 82-211 APPROVING WE ULAN FON TOMARK DEVELOPMENT COMPANY FOR "CREEK. PLACE OF PLYMOUTH" (RPUD N0. 92-1) LOCATED SOUTHEAST OF COUNTY ROAD 9 AND PLYMOUTH 80111 EVARD (82013) with the fol lowlllq ddditlole to cotiditloii f5t "Extension of time for removing the: sales trailer wl.11 be considered by the City Council Lit cdse of extreme winter Culidl t ions" I substitute coitdlt inn 09 as fol lows: "PdyMltt of fees -lie -lieu of pdrk dedlcdtloli for Phdse 1 (72 dwelliivj ljiilts) dt the time of building permits Lsstianre In dccordance with the Pdrk Dedledt Lott Policy Lit effect dt thdt time"; and include the ldligUdge of Sect toil 13.2, d), b), e), gild id) of the development coardct fur" Plymouth Hills 4th Addltioii" dpproved by the City rvuitcll 50)'82. MOLL011 cdrried ort d Roll Cali vote, live dyes. Frank Ldreets atdted he would prefer clot to hold up development but 'lee l s that request tity Pdymeltt of tdxes dt the f i l i itg would! be a flndncLdl hdrdshlp oil the developer. He wdltts to fl.le the fltidl plat before the etad of the month. Discussion followed durlog which thereyuiremerrt of pldt dpprovel was cJdrif.ied 0tit udxes due Oil May 31 must be pold eveii if the plat is filed prior to Lhdt ddte. MOTION w.es mdde by Couitc i linember Moen, seconded by Couitc i lmember Sc:hne:lder, to ddupL RLSOLUT1ON NO. 82-212 APPROVING REQUEST FOR CONDITIONAL USE PERMIT AMENDMENT FOR A REVISION TO THE MiUD PLAII fOlt PRUDLNTIAL INSURANCE CVM'ANY1S "NORTHWEST BUSINESS CAMPUS" M'UD 81-1) ( 80062) . Mutidle carried oil d Roil C.ift vote, five ayes. Mdltdger Wil,119 stdted the Planiilog Commission revised the request ut UwighL Ldt'8Ui for cuii(ll t londl use site plan dmeiidmeltt died vdridlice; at, L..drsoii Auto Repair dt 11320 Highway 55 diid re nineiided .approval subject to severdl conditions ds set forth Lit the resoLuLloit. The: 011e Bred of concern to Mr. Ldrsoie IS the Item of do ddditicutdl edsemenl which would cunLempldte the dctudJ puhllc serviciu road which is tit ddditloo to an exisLiitg +edseme tit rutanUtg pdrdlle L Lul4ghwdy 55. He recoweiided dppruvdl of Lhe: dct Lout ill decor.daitce with Lhe Pidititiiig CUmmiSslUll recurmm iiddt lun. MOTION was mdde by Cuuitcl line:mber Mueii, secoltde;d b) Coutic;i linembei. Ne;lls, to adopt RESOLUTION NO. 82-213 APPROVING CONDITIONAL USL SITZ PLAN AMLNDMENT AND V4RI.ANCE FOR DWIGHT LARSON FCR "LARSON AUTO RLPA1R" LOCATaU Al 1 1320 HIGHWAY 55 ( 82009) . Uw L Ldrsati, 11320 Illghwjy 55, dity more: di tr dwdy to Lhe1 :ltya ytsdtS oil lditd which the C ,, Ly users 0 stdLed he He objecLc;0 for rodd, d'dn't chant to give Lo pdylttg taxes for RESOLUTION MWMM N82 1T 'PLAN TOMARK DEVELOPI£NT CREEK PLAT" 82013) Item 7-H I M RESOLUTION N0.82-212 XPPRMIM RMT CONDITIONAL USE PF RM 1 T , "NORTHWEST BUSIWSS CAMPUS 0062) Item 7-C" LARSON AUTO REPAIR C OND I T I OW%L USE RMIT & 1ARIAXE Ltum 7-D RESOLUTION NO.82-213 WSW w7MMALT` 8 QNDITIONAL USE PERMIT, LARSON AUTO REPAIR ( 82009 ) lt•em 7-D l L Regular Council Neetinq Ndj i, 1962 Page 10) City Attorney Lefler stated that etid maintaining the rood for the City property 110w and It -would be NOTION was :made by CojecLimember Davenport, to amend thrr resolution porkitw} shall be on ;he site Ito ordinance requir(Aent s". if the City has been pl,),Ping past six years it probably Is desirable to formalize this. Sehrreide r. , ' secotided L 0 Mayos to add to condition #6.• "All designated dress per !oninq Councilmembur Wells stated the plan is a great step forward Ito Improv ittg tho site aril hopes the trelghbors wll: follow, suit. Notion to 4met tf failed ort a Roll Call vote, two ayes. rouiicilmembers Ncen. Neils, and Threine st voted nay. Motion carried on .i. Rnt.l Call vote, five ayes. Zlandger WLllls st ated that staff does trot agree with the Pl-tiotdl g Commisslott approv41. of the 1APUt' i•nticept pidit for "Bass Ldke Ridge" for K-11F.;y Ldnd Corporation.. This is outside the dlt;d of current sf!rvl.-e of sewer diNJ water III an area which lifts trot been assessed for trunk or !aterdl benefit arrd is not In the City's current five year Capital Improvement Progrdm. Some of Lite nurth part o.' Lite site cuuld yet access to a sewet•, but, beCduse the. land IS ouLslde the f lees ycdr program and does not have direct service, It has trot beer•r asssssud. The concept plait slwuld tint be approved utrtil tht: Council has Incorporated thle portion of the City itr Itg capitdl ir;,prove:ment program. MOTION was made by Councilmember Moen, seconded by Couticilmember Threlrre;ri, to adopt RESOLUTION 40. 8"-214 GENIAL OF REQUEST BY HAI -LEY LAND CORPORATION FOR AN RPUD CONCEPT PLAN FOR A SEVENTY-EIGHT ACRE SITE (82001); Couriellmember Threlnetr dsKed Pldtrtter Tremere for Clarification i)f the Commission's actioti. Phatitier Tremere answered that the Platrirliig Commxsslon did trot discuss the coticept plait in detail, arrd left the detennitrat Ion as to whether the land could be servee to Lite Cormcilf, Uick Krler, Westwood Pldrming did Etigl;ieertny Co., stated that L e r pIdol was to prov lde df fordable houses near 'he Prudential f:uildltlg. They feel the concept request would give them the opporLutilty to &termltre how the Cautrcil feels about the plt!n. They world go Oroug %.he CIP procedure; if the. thought the Council would be w1111iig to coo dlotig with the con^ept plan but do trot w•/tit bo waste their Lime if the Couneil doesn't approve. He statr.ei the redsotis they are proposing this development ncludltrg moderate priced housiriy dtid dCCess to Lite htghw,ry. r HALLEY L.WD CORP. RPUD CONCEPT PLAN BASS LAKE tuncE 82001) item 74 RES0LUTION-NO.82-214 LAND CORP. REQUEST RPUD CONCEPT PLAN 82001) Item 7-E Regular Council Meeting May 3, 1982 Page 104 Discussion continued oft the Metropolitan Council position on Plymouth's future development; the Development Framework; and rousing policies. Mayor Davenport explained that, if the Council approved this request, it would be inconsistent with the approach which dppedrs to be all acceptable means of assuring approval of the Comprehensive Plait by the Metro Council, Mr. Krier stated they growth concerns, but drgumerrts necessary development should be understa rd the CIP feel they can help to cores ince the Included. procedures drrd staged the City provide the Metro Council this Mike Hat ley, 600 Shelard Tower, stated their position is to aro—vTde redsorrJhly priced Nous; ,a3 Irr the Plymouth area. He asked for the same treatment as other developers who have received concept dpproval but dre out of the CIP. Mayor OdverrporL polrrted out that where dpproved the Cou rcil wdsrr't working direct.tics, idxiager Willis r pidlrred concept pld s i olved land within the the other developers were u Ider the Metro Council that the other development current CIP. Court cixmember Nei -is askesf about. future alignment of County Road 61 as it would abut this property acrd if the alignment were estdb l fished. I:rrglrreet Moore dr;swered that thot County and City hdve reviewed do dllyrrrcwrt turd the development of County Rodd 61 is pdrL of the current Errglrreerilrg study ordosred by the Council. Malrager Willis pointed out the boundary of the cur•1ent CIP. Frdn Hagen, 7415 Wdyadtd ulevdrd, esker" how d developer call demu rstrdte d creed Lo geL t-+1 Lhe CIP. Mdndger Willis stated he 1 s currcerr ally dctlorr to give a dei eliper t'he cutid Ldke place dL d ertdlll Ltm oc• -ur for mdny years. There is m. furnished with s::we:r drrd wd'.er. part iculdrly edut le.t s .lrl itoL %i l tin come iIl with plans for !acrd uu'.s[dr. d ,.hat the COUIICI l nut t dke Inpresslon that de oeloment w'neii IL possibly would riot A ldrld in Plymouth already The C [ Ly needs tj be f.rl %e ,lope to developers who pldrlrled growth areds. a 0 1 J Regular Council Meeting May 39 1982 Page 105 Mr. Hage" asked if ttee land was assessed and levied for serer. Engineer Moore ansftred that it was within the proposed assessment areas but was not assessed because of the unavailability of water at the time the fl.ndl asessments were levied. Councilmember Threinet stated that this denial of d concept plan might teem contrary to the City's past practice, bt]t the issue Is being forced by the Metro Council concerns. He noted, however, that the petitioner's development clearly expressed the expectation that development could proceed in the, near future If the concept plait were approved. Motion carried on a Roll Cdll vote, five ayes. Engineer Moore stated that if the petitiefier wished to have a iietitlott Included itt the upcumltag CIP, they should submit It immediately. The boundaries of the staged growth areas are not incl as yct but will be decided with the CIP re-tiew following p-,blic hearings. NOTION was made by Coun,I.imemher Koen, seconded by Councilmember Schttelder, to ddupt RESOLUTION NO. 82-215 RECFII',NG PETITION FOR PU8L LC IMPROVEMENTS11 LOT 6.179 BLOCK 2, SUBURBA+ MI E ON PARKERS LAKE ADDITION. Mot: ion carried on a Roll Cdll vote, five dyes. MOTION gids made by Councilmember Moen, seconder' by Co}tncilmember Schttelde,r, to adopt RESOLUTION NO. 82-216 V't)LRING PREPARATION OF PRELIMINARY REPORT, HUMPHREY ESTATES AVDITION, STREET AND UT 1L IT IES, PROJECT N0. 231. Motion edreLed On d Roll Call vote, five gyvas. MOTION wds made by Councilmember Moett, seeo:,ied by Councilmember Schneider, Co ddopt RESOLUTION N0, 82-211 REVVING PETITION FOR PUBLIC l WhOVEMENTS, LOT 4 AND 5, BLOCK 4, f aYLINE HIL .S UNIT I ADDITION. Motion cdrried ort d Roll Cdll vote, five d; es, MOTION wds made by Counciltnember Moett, seconded by Councilmember Schttelder, to adopt RESOLUTION N0. 82-218 AUTHORIZING ikF MAYOR AND CITY MANAGLR TO EXECUTE THE QUIT CLAIM DEED CONVEYING PROPERTY TO THE HENNEPIN COUNTY DEPARTMENT OF TRANSPORTATION. Mutton cdrrittd on a Holl Cdll vete, five dyP:s. u RESOLUTION N0.82-215 RECEIVIR (MM w1BURBA4D'%L-'-* EtAt;KERS LAKE ADDITION ton 7 -F -I* RESOLUTION .NO o 82 -21., ORDFRING iORELM 47 REPORT, Fd WIREY ESTATE'S ADOITWU Item 7-F-?• RESOLUTION N0.87-217 SKYL14E HILLS W iT I Item 7-F-3• RESOLUTION NO.82 -M 8 CLAIM DEED CONVEV.iNG LANG TO HENNEPIN CTY DEPT C TRANS. Item 7-G•' Rego idr Coaec it Meeting Nay 3, 1982 Pdge 106 MOTION was Tilde by Councilm"iber Moen, seconded by Councilmember Schneider, to :adopt RESOLUTION N0. 82-219 RECEIVING ADDENDUM TO REPORT ON IMPROVEMENTS - PROJECT 2050 COUNTY ROAD 61/XENIIIH LANE IMPROVEMENTS. Motion carried on a Roll Cdll vote, five ayes. MOTION was made by Couricilmember Neils, seconded by Councilmember Threiiien, to ddopt RESOLUTION NO. 82-220 REQUEST FOR PAYMENT N0, 2 AND FINAL, 1980 TELEVISION INSPECTION, SANITARY SEWERS, PROJECT N0. 111 in the amount of $19147.02 '•,o Viklitg Pipe Service Co. Motion cdrried on a Roll Cdll vote, five ayes. Councilmember Neils asked If the residents of Shenandoah would be apprised of the difference lei costs for the seal coat program died why their costs will be more;. Mdlidger Willis ditswered that they chdllce Lu spedk to the Council higher because of the difficulty druwid gdrages . MOTION mos mdde, by Cuumr-llmember Thret«eil, to PLAN'S AND SPEC IF 1C t f ,IONS 1982 SEAT. COAT WORK6 will be informed aid given d oil it. Their costs will be seal coati rig in dr ivewdys and Councilmember Neils, seconded by adopt RESOLUT-UN NO. 82-221 APPROVING AND ORDERING ADVERTISEMENT FOR BIDS, Mot ion edrrie:d oil d ROIL Cdll vote, five dyes. MOTION Wds mdde by Couricllmember Moe+i, seconded by Councilmember Schiteider, to adopt RESOLUTION NO.82-222 RECEIVING REPORT AND CALLANG FOR HEARING ON IMPROVEMENTS - PROJECT 1229 18TH AVENUE - HIGHMAY 55 TO WEST M1EU1CiNE LAKE DRIVE for May 17, 1982 A 7130 p.m. Mot loll Cdrried on d Roll Cdll vote, five dyes. MOTION eras mdde by Cowicilmember Moen, seconded by Councllmember Schitelder, to adapt RESOLUTION N0. 82-223 CALLING FOR HEARING ON 1MPROVLMINTS - PROJECT N0, 12>, PLYMOUTH CREEK IMPROVEMENTS, PONU 8C -P11 for Mdy 17, 1,982 dt 7:30 p.m. MuLlon carded un d Roll Cdll vote, five dyes. MOTION wds m.ide by Councilmember Neils, seconded by oumilmemb+:r Moeti, Lo adopt RESOLUTION N0. 82-224 DESIGNATING ONSULTING ENGINEER AND AMENDING ENGINEER SERVICES AGREEMENT, 1.w494/COUNTI ROAD 15 INTERCHANGE, COUNTY ROAD 61 RELOCATION to oe SLrgdr-Roscoe, litc:. RESOLUTION tO82-21.9 OD C.R. 61 AENION (LANE PR0,7EC1 205 Item 7 -Ha WS01 UTION N06'82-220 MUL65T FOR V- WQ. ? & tINAL 191M JV SEWER INSP.. RESOLUTILM N0.82-221 APPMORt"PM T-.. SPECS 8 ORDERING BIDS 1982 SEAL COAT Item 7-J RESOLUTION NO.82-22? CALLING HRNG.-18TH AVE.,HWV 55 TO W. MEDICINE LAKE DRIVE PROJECT 122 Item 7-k-1• RESOLUTION N0.82-223 PLYMOUTH CREEK IMP. PROJECT X10. 123 FOND BC -P11 Item 7-K-2* RESOLUTION HM2-224 17 9TERATIAG 1NG ENGINEER, STRGAR-ROSCOE, 494/ C.R. 15 INTERCHANGE Item 7-L Regular Council Meeting 14dy 3, 1982 Page 107 Councilmember Schneider asked how this would impact Strgar»Roscoe's working relationship with Carlson Companieso, Frank St_ cgac, Strgar-Roscoe, l.dr son Compdnles has been in they have not done any street firm Mould be working only Mlnnetonkd. answered that the work done preparation of a concept plan or utility work for Carlson. for the cities of Plymouth Motion carried on d Roll Cdll vote, five ayes. fo r but His and MOTION was made by Councilmember Moen, seconded by Councilmember Schneider, to adopt RESOLUTION NO. 82-225 APPROVING CHANGE ORDER N0. C-1, PROJECT N0. 1099 EAST MEDICINE LAKE BEACH BATHHOUSE by dddiiig $2,860.84. Motion carried on a Roll Call vote, five dyes. Councilmember Threinen asked how Northrup King drtd the University of Minnesota got Involved in the donation of seed for the Zdchdry pldyfield. Pdrk Director Bldnk daeswered thdt the U of M Ag:Iculturdl Lxtenaslott Department dntd Northrup Kiatg were looking for d site fur d demonstrdrlon seedintg project chid the City hdd torte space they could use. MOTION was made by Counclimember Threlnerr, seconded by Countctlsrcl!tMr Moell, to ddopt RESOLUTION NO. 82-226 APPROVING A CHANGE ORDER FOR PROJECT 017 - ZACHARY PLAYFIELD SOD amending Rehbelnt Bros., lite. coaatrdct by dddiatg $251000. Mut Lon carried un a Roll Cdl 1 vote, five dyes. MOTION was mdder by Countelimember Moeat, secoatded by Couatci lmember Scimtelde'r, to adopt RESOLUTION NO. 82-227 APPROVING PEDDLERS LICENSE for Edwdrd Holmers to sell tropicdl pldrets. Mut lon carried on d Roll Cdl 1 vote, five dyes. MOTION wds made by Countcllmember Moeat, seconded by Courtcllmember Schateider, to adopt RESOLUTION N0. 82-228 APPROVING PEDDLERS LICENSE for Nancy LAMM to sell frozen seafood. Mutlon Cdrrled on d Roll CdLl vute, five dyes. 1'S OF QF F AND COMM! SS10NS Mdndger, Willis dlspldyed d mdp showing the dredf, of the City preylously dssessed for sewer and literal ds well as dress which would be curtsisterit with the Metro Council's staged growth development. Hb •isked the Council to consider his proposal to IdYe the stai'f cammuteicdte with the Metro Couatcil to have the City's pldn revLrtwed and approved by them subject to matiddtory chdnye. The pleat Includes staged growth through 1990. RESOLUTION N0.82-225 ORDER C-19 PROJECY 1099 E. MEDICINE LAKE BEACH BATHHOUSE Item 7-M-1• RESOLUTION N0.82-226 XPPOVIM MANGE ORDER, PROJECT 017 ZACHARY PLAYFIELD Item 7-N-2 RESOLUTION 140.82-227 ARROVING PEDDL tES LICENSE -EDWARD HOL MFRS Item 7-N-1# RESOLUTIOp NO.82-228 XPROVING PEDDLERS LICENSE -NANCY L.ANOUE It.em 7-N-2* COMPREHENSIVE PLAN RLV IEW BY METRO COUNCIL. Item 8-A Regular Council Meeting May 3, 1982 Page 108 Mihai the UP Is ddjusted, sometime In September, they would dydin go back to the Metro Council with that component for their dpprovdl. If the Metro Council approves the plan on May 13, the City would have nlne months to adopt It. Discussion followed on which areas in the plan have not yet been dssessed sewer and water, how mthly acres are Included in each classlfic.etLoll and that there are approximately 475 additional acres which may be included lit the Infill dress. The amount of Idled to be included Is dependent not only upon total acres but also upon the guided density. Councllmember Threlneli asked by what criteria the additional 475 acres will brs chosen. Mdndger Willis answered that criteria hdven't beeii estdblshed but It should be decided at the public hearing. he dlso stated he wouldn't recommend distributing it all Lit 1982. LOTION was made by Cour cilmember Neils, to crite:rld which could be Included wlthiii approved CounciIt. ember Threinen, seconded by direct staff to prepare a list of used to determlite which Idled could be staged growth areas. Motion cdrried, five dyes. MOTION was made by Mdyor Davenport, secoi ded oy Creuncilmember Thrtiiien, to direct the City Mdndger to procec,d with 0he Steps he rw.commended lin his memo of April 28. Hot tori c:drrird, f ivw dyes. Councitmember Neils asked that the olst of Halley Ldnd Corpora -time's drgumeot be presented to the Metropolitan Council for their lnformdtlon. MOTION was -Idde by CouncIImembe r Threlr en, seconded by Couiielimember Neils, to adopt OR011 ANCE N0. 82-11 RFLATING TO THE ESTABLISfR5-.NT OF FIRE LAMS AND F.IERGENCY ACCESS; AMEQING SU&SECTION 90417 AND SUBDIVISIONS A, B, C AND D THEREOF RELATING TO C JPE LANES. Mot.lo4 cart Lei or d Roll Cdl.l vote, ?Ive ryes. MOTION wa:i made by Counellmember Schneider, secondoJ by Cvuncilme.mber Threlnet, that the City Mdr dger be directed to allocdtt4 the $`i,000 needea for the nuisance weed control program from :wmewhere: other thdn the c ont L ge ncy reserve to pdy for the rodd right-of-wdy Mowing. ORDINANCE N0. 82-11 EST.4OL' TAIM FIK LANES Item 8--B NU I UMCF WEED OAIT INNNCE Item 8-C 1 Ar Reguldr Cc%mcil Meeting Ndy 3, 1962 Pdge 109 NUk ion cdcrIal, four dyes. Counellmembesr Neil: db:st oitned. Couiic lmember 'chneider asked the City Attorney If there was d wdy to address his concern about undeveloped lots. Attorney Lefler driswered that many cities dry faced with the same sit.udtioi, and none. have en answer. MOTION was aade by Councilmember Sciveetder, seconded h+y Mayor Udveiiport o ddopt. ORDINANCE N0. 62-12 AMENDING SUUSECTI0 i 81OX3 OF TF` PLYMOUTH CITY CODE, &IBDIVISION 29 "NUISANCE WEEDS" BY THE ADDITION OF LANGUAGE CLARIFYING THE PROPERTIES SUBJECT TO THE RDINANCE. Motion cdrried on a Holl Call vote, three ayes. Councilmembeirs Threinen dnd Neils ibstdlned. Mdicdger Willis stdt'ea there is d lot of mor ey being spent by the City of Plymouth rest lents for mudest bus service provided by MTC, lie reccsnmeiafed th et the City continue to explore "opt out" ser* ice while d dete rmindt ion is made on whether the Metropolitdn Transit ComlIsslon would be dmendble to providing better bus service In Plym uth. MUT1ON Ards made by Councilmembtr Schrtelder, coictemplat i ng the option initiate discussions with tht City of Mdple Grove. MotI011 carried, five dyes. Ct uiic t !member He IIs. seconded by that staff be directed to coritLiue of 'Opt Out" whilt they concurrently the P'TC ditd coordindte the effort with Mdliayer Wil lis reported that the bids for Cdbiiiete:ry le.t the old disking the City to did In funding of $3,670. 11storlcdl Society has tdkeit v 1 l loge hal 1 kitchen dlid ace th's remodeling iri the anowit Hdrve Schiebe, representing the Plyniuth Historlcdl Society, std ed he was cinder the Impressioiii :hat the tditdscdptllg arcjnd their building would be dude by the City. Discussion continued oit the money was planned 6,670 would be: required ttrt Idndscdplrig. previous pidns fur ldndscapi11g dltt where to come From. It was estimated that to complete the, bulidlitg remode.11nq d1ai Cuuitollmembe:r Threiriteii dlso Historical Society directlon i City funds set aside fur their asked that the City it prover procedures !or U Sr.. give the expend liq ORDINANCE 82-IZ Item 8-C OPT OUT" MTC BUS SERVICE Item 8-D RF 4 ST -PLYMOUTH HISTORICAL SOCIETY item 8-E Regular Council Meeting May 3. 1982 Page 110 Councilmember Schneider asked that they submit a budget to the City at budget time so l cdn be. discussed then. Mayor Davenport stated he would like to see a matching program Initiated so that the Hlstoricdl Soc10ty Arid City would each contr!bute to the cdpital Improvements to the buildlrtg. Councilmember Thre.trten asked Mr. Schiebe to schedule a meeting with the City staff for assistance in setting up the Historical Society's budget request. MOTION was made by Councilmember Threirten, seconded by Councilmember Neils, to adopt RESOLUTION NO. 82-229 AUTHORIZING THE EXPENDITURE OF $3,670 FRAM THE RESFRVE FOR CONTINGENCY ACCOUNT for the purpose of remodeling the kitchen in the old vilidge hall building. Notion Cdrrted ori d Roll Call vote;, five ayes. MOTION was mdde by Courtcilmembekr Moert, secootded by Councilmember Schneider, to adopt RESOLUTION NO. 82-230 DESIGNATING BETTY THRE.INEN AS CITY REPRESEN'iATIVE. TO THE WAYZATA COhMUNITY EDUCATION SERVICES ADVISORY COUNCIL for d term to expire July 1, 1985. Mot iarr cdrriesd ort d Roll Call loote, five dyes. Mdyor Ddvertport dsked thdt the review of Pact IV of the City M%ttdger's memordrrdum resportdirtg to the Mdyor's memorarnlum of 3driudry 22, 1982 be placed ort the dgerldd for the meet trig of May 24. 01HlR BUSINESS 0)110H wds made by Mdyor Ddveotport, seconded by Counclimember i,oirlder, to ddopt t 'SOLU1ION NO. 82-231 APPOINTING DOUGLAS C. L.IEN0 TO THL HUMAN RIGHTS COMMISSION for d term to exnlre; JcHludr) 31, 1985. Mot iarr cerriesd on d Rc-l1 Cdll vote, f ive dyes . 1 it%, ..ounc ll reviewed the Courts: i I, %:oordirrdtlnq Rt., reSe11tdt five's report subml tied by Councl lme;mber Moen regdrd i ttg f tl t rtgs for Ulstrict e284 School BOdrd dnd the Mayor's task Forvo ort community pldyf fields. Mdyor Udvertpurt stated his pledsux•- thdt ntdfor hedlt:h edre fdClilties art: 1 tterested lot de:ve.lopliiq Nlthtlt the; Clty. He, the Cit.v Mdttdger, arid several stdt'f members, met with represettLatives of North Memortdi Medirdl Center i!td Hey 1th Certtrdl Le d.t.sc:uss future development to meet the steeds of the elderly. Thee will be Invited to dttend j Cnt.utcil rtteetir g to discuss their poslttoits wlth the eittlre Council. RESOLUTION NOeV-22+299 TORE. FOR. PLYMIOUTP HISTORIC/4- SOCIETY Item 8-E RESOLUTION N0.82-230 IMMYR VIM THREINEN AS RFP TO WAYZATA COMMUNITY ED ADVISORY COUNCIL Item 8-F* CITY MANAGER'S RESPONSE TO MAYOR'S MEMO OF 1/22/82 Item 8-G IIESOLUTION NO.62-231 WMINTING 06MEX5 ZIEMER TO HUMAN R[OHTS COMMISSION CCN REPORT e Counclietwber How stated d problem of students of W4 Streets kit ,tie neighborhood. stgnx be pldcad on her stret tit the lu.-Ighborhood. resident had co Yia ta Sen for The resident t v as they have cot her about the Nigh parking on the asked that NO Parking been on some others Md:tager t:llis stated the residents in the area should be advised of any tmp.Yeding parktog restrictions before any action Ls taken. He would like-, to 1,21k to the school administration first and possibly the homeowners associati-in in the area so they can be invited to a Coui:cil meeting to discuss the problem, the meeting d0jour; ed A 10:45 p.m. N G'2t LQ I[ -(- C L ty 1. City U.