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MINUTES
REGULAR' COUNCIL MEETING
May 17, 1982
The regular meeting of the Plymouth City Council was called to
order by Mayor Davenport at 7:30 p.m. in the Council Chambers of
the, City C*nter at 3400 Plymouth Soulevdrd on May 170 1962.
PRESENT Hdyur Davenport, Councllmembers Moen, Hells, Sichnelde:r
and Threinen, City Manager Willi;, Assistant City
Manager Boyles, P1drule:r Treme:re, Engineer Moore, Park
Director clank, City Attorney Lefler and City Clerk
Houk,
AHSENTc None
PLYMOUTH FORUM
Mdr lidtdldeil, 17220 14th Ave. N., stated she would 11ke a
better un erstar dir g of the pld4ning of the Klm,*rly Heddows
development. She asked how the developer got by r.ith so little
screenlr g of the project., where the water is !apposed to be
drdllling from the property, did why the+ ldve sidewdlks ti front
veal back of the development. Mdyor Davenport answered that the
trees that are Ln pldce ore smdl.i but weet the requir.emel ts as
to numbers. He .atdted Lhdt the `ldnnlr g CooMisslon a 5 ds
diligent !n this mWLer ds they are in dil others. Manager
Willis stated that there shout' not be a rroblem with water
drdli dee If the project ods built dcccrdllig to the piths
submitted by the developer. He added that if Mrs. datalderr had
arty other questions she should COIItdCt R31dir Tr.at;re, Plannlrtq
01rector.
LVHSE4 AGENDA
MGT 10..4 was made by
Councilmember Moer, to
Item 8-C* dr d mdkillg
headil g.
Cclu. do i lmembe r Schnel der, secu r de d by
dpprove tht c0113er t drrrrdd by deleL tr q
it-, I term 7-C under the Public Hedr i ng
MOLL(. passed on d hJll Cdl 1 vote:, five dyes,
MINUTES
HOTION wds made by Coutillmember Schtieideer, seconded try
Councilmember Mier, to dpprove the minutes of the requl..ur
CuutIcil meeting of Mdy 3, '1982 .is submllLtd.
M„tloll passed on d Roll Cdl l voLe:, five dyt~s.
PLYMOUTH
f tem' 4
CONSFNT
Item 5
M1NUTk:S
MEETING
1;) 82
Item 64
FORUM
AGENDA
RF GI ILAR
OF MY 1 y,
Mtigular Cowlcil
May 17, 1992
Page 113
PUBLIC ME.AR NGS
Meet 1019
Mayor D.lverr}port stetted thdt the purpose of this public hearing PUBLIC HEARING -
r as to consider the Fox Forest .Wditlori/18th Ave. improvements. FR03ECT 122, rox
He expidirled the public hearing process. FOREST MITSON/
18TH AVr%. ' I14P
Mdtrdger Willis stdted that the proposed 18th Avenue project Item 74
Involves the construct ion of sanitary sewers and watezinain to
serve Chia 1'r)x Forest Additiclvr and also the remalttdler of the
property which lies be. ween the frontage road on Highway 55 and
Forestview Larry. 18th Averuere Will, also be constructed from
Highway 55 to West Medicitre Lake D ive along with necer nary
storm sewer. The cost estimates drtd alignment have beat
prepared by the Cngineering Department. The special assejsment
curr±mittee lids ruvlewed the report and applied the City's
assessment policy, if this project should be ordered by the
Cowtell within the next six months, the City would undertake to
have the Etrgitreer prepare specs drtd take bids. After the
project Is cumpleted the Council would dire#..( the prepardt: ion of
a special dSsesswitt roll and hold another public hearing. At
that Lime Lhe Council will riedl w1Lh the. actual cost%: assessed
agaLrtfit edch property a(tu he encouraged : esidents to attend tile.
Assessment Puhlic tiedritiq.
Ertgiiieer Moore stated that th,,s propostd improvement: -is in
response to a petition fro. the developer of Fox Forest. The
developer will pay ;001 of the dssessment ori both sides of the
street in the area Ire awns. The .%ems! rtder will be dssesspd tta
Lhe dbuLLing property owners. There will be two types of street
standards in the improvement beeduse of Lhe d1Yferenl proposed
uses of Lhdt street.; utte Lo residential street stdttrldrds of 3,
feel wide and the ether to collector street standards of 36 Feet
wide. The City would be paytnr the. cost Lo construct the
etaittlltn walls In the dpproxlmdte .cr„ouriL of %1" 5,;89.35.
Mayor Davenport ui)etted the public hearlttg at 8:00 p.m.
Lett Thiel, 2910 Flay Ave. S., represent. + ncr Cerrtur Lott Company,
77ed he Ls lit favor of Lite project. Mayor Davtinport stdted
ttrdt the f told! plat will be before thf. Pl.rnnirtq COMiSs ton dL
Its meutltty of May 26.
Andre Lee, 11f 31 18th Ave. N., stdted that tet: residents on the
t:dsLsite of 13th Ave. have had seftr acrd blacktop ro ids a,td drE
sdL,I,sfLed. 11' stamecttU wants drtd.iLlr.rtdl ImprueemenLs, they
should pay for them.
Huss Smith, 11M.5 18th 1 (e. N., t)bjected to the Improvement. also
as tile rood would hd•4 value to the resldesiLs on the east encs
of the pr%'t'ect. If ,here was an upgrdding orf Lhe road,
Certturltut shun01 a pay for It.
Flurenc t S i', 11825 180 Ave. N., also objected to Lh;,
prupv%ed rrr,provemr,ttts.
Regular Council Meeting
May 179 1982
Page 114
Selvdtore.S. Cecere, 5501 McGuire Road, Edl a,
property known as eetonia, Inc., wanted to be
opposition to the project. He will be attempting
an agreement with a<other property owner to
property and feels the proposed 18th Ave. would
development they may propose.
owner of the
on record in
to enter Into
develop their
cut 1 oto any
R. H. Swaggert, 11814 18th Ave. N., stated that the road as
propose would be right in his froe t yard because he already Is
only 18 feet from the road. He also objected to the increase In
traffic which would result.
Michael Huber, 10949 Johnsci e Ave., Rloomi gtor, asked if the
City pldbned to mdke -this are, into a park in the future.
Md<ager WILLIS answered Thal d cu ecept plar has beer sub nitted
which would make d park in this arca. Mr. Huber stated his
co ecern with the taxes he Is paying already on this empty lot
and the: fact that the lot is unbulldable without costly
improvements. Mayor Ddver porL stated that the assessmer t Is
made: do the basis that the lot Is ber efltted. If the City weld
proceed to purchase the land for d park, that the purc:tase price
ouid reflect the le,provermenfis co itemplated in this pr-je:t• He
added Lhdt this is the: first of two public hearings; -Ae secona
will be to dlscus4 actual dViessme t amounts.
Allen Green9Lelij 505 Clover. Lane, representlt g ox Herfurth
ea y, asked w1 ether or not the Cour cil would be open to
rezoning. Mayur Davenport: answered that there is d procedure
for revue:sting rezoning property.
The: public hedrl eg was closed at 8:25 p.m.
NOTION was indde by Cour cllmember Neils, seco ided by
Councllmember Moev, to defer action n orderinq of the project
unLil the filial plat for Fox Fnrest d id the developme et CoretrdCt
for the Fox Forest Addlt loi has bee executed; and further, that
possible dssessme:its be rereviewed by the Specidl. Assessmeiot
Committee.
Motloee passed or a Roll Call vote, five dyes.
PIOIi%'P';: was made by Cou ecllmembe:r Neils, seJcu:deod by
Cuuncilmember Threine e, to direct staff Lu bring the Senlor
Citizen Oe:ferre±d Assessment Policy back e,o the Couitcll by the
wid of Oeuee wiLh the new incomes figures for 1982 and explore the;;
possibiliLy of loweri eg the age of eligibility from 65 to 62.
MuLluie eodrried, five ayes.
M01idger Willis stdLed Lhdt Lhe City has u11dertdken work Lo n dKe
certain improvements to the storm drdlndge plan lit the Northwest
Business Compus. The area of Lhe proposed poi d i ig strUCLure, 13
diong Plymouth Creek between 28th Ave. dnd the proposed C.R.
61. The low deiislLy resideuL idl Bred would be assessed aL n e
PUBLIC HEARING
PROJECT 1239 POND
BC -131 I l MPIt0 t EME N T S
teem 7-H
Regular Council Meeting
May 17, 1982
Page 115
rate, multiple fdmily residerrtia.l.
itidustridl/commerc:di dt the hlghost
catrslderdtiorl the fact thdt differe.nt
vdrylrtg dmounts of runoff.
it a little hig[,er, arW,,
rate. This tabes into
types of usage cotttribu'ze
Engineer ,more described the projcbct as having two alternative
locdtiores for the control structure; alternate 1 placing the
structure behind the house at 2805 Sycamore Lane, and alternate
2 pldcitrg it 850 feet north. The proposed dsessment area
includes all properties where water drains to this pond. it
111 dlso be ttecessdry to Cledtt Plymouth Creek chdtrnel between
the structure and proposed C.R. 61. He added that the drainage
dyed nody be reduced ds mire study of the project Is conducted.
Mdyor Udvettport opened the public hearing at 8:40 p.m.
Cdrlos Hodge, represetttilog _Prude Aldi lttsurdt.ce Co., stdted that
V'rudeottidl cbricurs with the proposed improvement.
3ohtr Graves, 12850 28th Ave. N., stdted dlterndtive 2 wds best
urhis pruperty. He asked how the City would Insure thdt: the
berm would be built. Mdyor Davenport answered that the City
would inspect the curnstruct ion but he added that Prudea ldl hds
Ito the past dlwdys exceeded City requirements and there hds been
little need to watch them. Mr. Grdves dsked about the height of
the berm grid where the dirt would come from. Engineer Moore
ditswered that the materidl for the berm would hdve to be brought
In.
Hlchdrd Christidttson, 13310 34th Ave., asked If there was a
reason why the City wds currently dllowirtg certdirt drdin.age
areas to be filled Ire without requiring Immediate excavdt [ori of
other dreds to mditltdin storm water holding cdpdc[ty. Mayor
Udvettport answered that the City is cdrryinq o -A Its
comprehensive storm pldti. -if one area is filled Ili by
development, dnother area must be dug out to hold the drainage
dlthough the two types of work do riot hdve to occur dt the same
time.
Ron Holden, 4235 Fernbrook Larne, spoke In opposly ion to the
pro ect. He stated that hla property wouldn't benefit drid lie
shuuldrt't be assessed. He dlso ohjected to pdying for the
trdttsferring of fill to construct the berm to belief It
Nrudetttidl's property. Mdndget Willis stated that the work
being dome by Prudentidl hds no bedring on the holdltq edpdclty
of the project dnd wouldn't chdn%le the cost.
Al Soe:ffker, 2805 Sycdmore Lobe, stdted his object tori of
dartitdte 1 becduse the control structure would come within 6
Inches, of h 1 s home dttd he feels -it would destroy his lot*
Odle be;rthidume, '16650 101st Ave,, dsked where the water comers
From, " itg neer Moore dnswered thdt the wdter comes from
storm sewer lilies and drdittdge Wdys drtd drains Into the open
dyed.
Regis a 0*mcl l Beet l ng
144y 17, 1182
Page 116
Va bchlosser, 4150 Fernbrook Lane, stated his objection to the
project :aures he doesn't feel his property benefits.
The public hearing was closed at 9:08 p.m.
MOTIM 043 Made by Councllmember Neils, seconded by
Couacilmember Thceinert, to adopt RESOLUHON N0. 82-232 ORDERING
IMPROVEMENT AND PREPARATION OF PLANS AND SPECIFICATIONS,
PLYMOUTH CREEK IMPROVEMENTS, PROJECT N0. 123 with the condition
that alternative 2 be the preferred structure and that the
consulting engineer who prepares plans and specificatlorts for
such Impr6vement include any feasible alternative which would
lessen the visual Impact to existing homes on 28th Avenue.
Motlor% passed on d Roll Call vote, five dyes.
Mdyur Davenport stated the purpose of this public hedeing Is to
c;ottslder the Issuance of all off-sdIe Intoxlcatlrtg Ilquor license
tis, lyd Mdltdelbdum for Highway Liquors, 3435 County Road 18.
Mayor Odvrrtport opened the public hedrittg at, 9:12 p.m.
lyd Midudelbdum, 1621 Pertttsylvdrtld Ave., asked if the City had
any of er quor eppl.lcdt iot%s udder cons iderdt ion at this t Ime.
Mditdger Wil lis driswered that It did note
The public hedring ads closed dt 9:16 p.m.
MOTION was matte ty fouu oilmember Moen, seconded by Council-nember
Schneider, to ddop'. RESOLUTION N0,, 82.233 APPROVING OFF -SALE
INTOXICAIINC LIQUOR LICENSE FOR IRA MANDELB,AUM.
Mut tot% passed un a Holl Call vote, five dyes.
F'ET TIUNS RE UES,S AND COWU ICATIONS
NOT -ION wits _made by Councl lmember Schneider, s xonded by
Counclimember Moen, to adopt ORDINANCE NO. 82-13 AMENDING THE
ZONING ONUINANCE TO CLASSIFY CERTAIN LAND LOCATED AT 13501
COUNTY ROAD 15 4 R -1A (LOW DENSITY SINGLE FAMILY RESIDENTIAL)
DISTRICT.
Motion pdsseo on d Roll Cal vote, five dyes.
Hdndgar Willis stated that the request for subdlvislon code attd
urbdn development policy vdrldnces for lot division fogy Twltt
Odks Redlty on behdif of Letty Cunntnghdm hds been :evlewed dttd
cur sldered by the Punning Cummisslutt.
Wdlldce Attd r ot%. 3353 Duuglds Drive, representling TwIn Oaks
Red ty, pointed out posrttve dspdcts of grdr%tittg the vtiridnce:
dll the ,lots meet the, mlttimum size requirements, they- would all
support necessary ott site sewers, dttd the prospective gwr%ers are
aware of the fact they would not receive full City services. He
stated he was dwdre that the state law had changed requiring
City dpprovdi of tut divlstot%s irwo.{ving pdreeis of less than 20
RESOLUTION W).82-232
ORDERING IMPROVEMENT
PREPARATION OF PLANS
8 SPECS, PROJECT 123
PLYMOUTH CREEK
Item 7-0
PUBLIC HEARING -
OFF -SALE INTOX
LIQUOR LICENSE
Item 7-C
TRESOLUTLON
NO.82-233
APMVITZ OFF --M=
INlOX LIQUOR LICENSE
IRA MANDELBAUM
Item 7-C
ORDINANCE N0, 82-13
ORDINANCE - CHRISi
MEMORIAL CHURCH
820'0)
Item 8-A•
SUBDIVISION REQUEST
LETTY CUNNINGHAM
TWIN OAKS REALTY
82015)
Item 8-B
Regular Council Meeting
May 17, 1982
Page 117
Councilmember Schneider commented these parcels were created
before the state law was changed.
L. -t Cunningham, 15740 C.R. 479 asked if the City had authority
to grant the _Mston. The Mayor answered that the City has
this duthority. She stated her neighbors are In favor of the
divl,sion, per the submitted petition.
Cotaicilmemberr Schitelder stated the City should have a policy on
subdivislons of less than 20 acres if variances are going to be
granted,
t:c j"--llmember Threlnen stated he doesn't believe it would be in
the City's best interest to set a precedent in this case when
there was other urban ldird available to be developed.
Tom nnli!Sh , 1:740 C.R. 47, stated his waft had contacted the
ty numerous, times before the dppIIcation was made. She
understood thtit th•: City would consider a variance when she
requested the: subOlvislon. She had numerous personal hardships
dlld d ldc': of favids which prevented the filing of the division
before then state Idw changed.
MOTION *eis made by Couicilmember. Moen, seconded by Councilmember
Sch•teiJer, to defer for further informdtioli from staff as to the
iive;to-' y of ex ist I ciq 5 acre parcels in the rural service area
diad possible criterla which could be adopted as a policy for
dlvislolts such ds this.
Nd idger Willi; stated -that the staff could prepare the
liiformdtluii wltW j0 to 45 days died have it back to the Councli
stwAtime ill July.
Courictimetsbec Sc:wieider stated that a fi ianeial hardship cannot
be eonsidl.wred by the CUunCII ds a variance request.
Ndyor Dixveitport stated the best
time "uld be to defer. He
dlvisluns of this type, ano the
dpprotie the varid ic•e but was
ilterrndt Ives.
MoLioii cdrried, five dyese
the Council could du at; this
expldi io,d the problems with
Council was nor Incilited to
willing to consider possible
Bill west, represent iiig Coticord House, stdted he Is request iiig a
cord t dl use permit ford retail sale dt 14105 13th Ave. N.
The salts hdd but -bit scheduled for Ndy 21 dtid 22 but was changed
beeduse It ldcked Cuuur,ll dppr13Vd1. It will be changed to June
10 to 12 if the Council approves tonight. He is dskitiq for a
three day permit if possible but would settle for two days.
CounullmtsobeL• Neils s+yated shu, hds a problem with the Thursday
through SNturday stile4 Shy+ belle: es d traffic problem would be
created .in the ared during vegular wort,ing days and hours.
CONDITIONAL USE
Pt V41 T -CONCORD HOUSE
W %REHOUSE SALE
92020 )
Item 9-D
E
C]
0
Regular Council !feet 1 ng
Hdy 17, 1902
Page Ile
1lON wds made by Councilmember Neils. seconded by RESOLUTION NO..82-234
Councilfteasber Moen, to adopt RESOLUTION NO. 82-214 APPROVING A -
CO DLTIONAL USE VZ.041T FOR CONCORD HOUSE FOR A ORE -TIME RETAIL RETAIL SALE FOR
Sk.E FR0;1 A WWHOUSt FACILITY IN THE I-1 DISTRICT LOCATED AT CONCORD HOUSE,
14105 13TH AVEhW NORTH (82020) amending condition f1 to read: CONDITIONAL USE
The ways arxf times of operation shall be Friday, June 11 from PERMIT ( 82020)
11:00 'd -M. to ?:OO p.m.; Saturday, June 12 f& vee 10:00 a.m. to Item 8-0
5:00 p.m.i. ti:tO sale may cootLeue on Sur,eay, June 13 if they
Should w choosy.
MOIAN was made b-4 Councilmember Sc[111elder, seconded by
Counchmember. Nelle, to dme nd condition. #9 as folows: That the
Surtddy hoc.rs ncr begs:@ tw.19re 12:00 p.m.
M`ut ion carried, five ayes.
Mr. West stdt d that they do not plan to ds,k for tiviother sale
for dt least Q.te: year Mid mart likely leo years.
Mayor Davenport suggested that staff develop d policy or
ordinance amendment to hdptdle these one time sales.
Mr. West asked about stgndge for ihe: sale. He r-. oposed a
temporary sign on the building to face 1-494 (3 ft. x 50 ft.)
and locdte 5 signs (4 ft. x 4 ft.) dt various Ioco.,Ions to offer
traffic di: ect ion. They would be taken down a': nl0t .
MOTION was made by Councilmember Neils, seconded by Mayor
Davenport, to amend the main motion to substitute coiedittoil 112
ds follows: Approval of signage as rejuested by ret it loner.
Amendment carried, four dyes. Councilmember Threlnen voted nay.
Cowicllme:mber Thretnen asked if the policy would follow this
r ;qu(;st and dl low they sdme- type of signdge.
MdyoT Ddvenport dnswetred that hes would -iot vtxpect I he pot ley to
dllow 50 font signs. He is dpprovii e) it in this Instance
because Concord House hds followed the s+sps required to obtain
d conditional use permit while mdl)y ocher warehouses just hold
thel< sales without perml! lute fron, the City.
Mutio;li ds twice dmeiide:d cdrried oit d Roll l~al.l vote, five ayes.
MOTIW wds mdd#A by Couitell.membeir Nalls, seconded by
CouncDax-mber Threinern, directing stdff to prepdre an or.•dirianece
dmendmdnt setti1e0 forth pruviswi,s For ddmli,letrdLLVe dpproval
of wdrehouse sates within the 04ustrial district, the
urdir.Anee should specify: pdrkliig requirements, sigrA4f.i, hours
of aperdtioil, swurity provisions, frc(xvricy of such saies not
to exceed tett per cdlenddr year (Jdnu.r'v - January) aiut length
of sale not to exceed two days per evoitt, urto day W be
SaturOdy; died until the dme:0movit Is ddlupt,edw sur.h sdies mdy lief
dpproveci h) ddmInISurati.ve sta" r.
Regular Cowicil Meeting
May 179 1982
Page 119
MOTION was made by Councllmember Threlnen,
Davenport, to amend the motion ind strike the
administrative approval of such sales prior
amendment .
seconded by Mayor
last provision for
to adoption of the
The Mayor stated he wants all requests to come before the
Councl 1.
Mot lots to amend carried, five ayes.
Coutteilmembor Threinert stated he would like the Planning
Commisslon to review the ordinance becuase If such sales are to
be a policy, the pldrt tir g of such facilities would take oil a
different hue with respect to parking.
Motion as dmendthi carried on a Rol 1 Call vote, five ayes.
Mattoler Willis staf.ed the conditional use permit is requested by
Lhe He t tepltt County Park Reserve District to permit Jevelopment
dttd operat 1.011 of the Medicine Lake Reg tonal Park. The Planning
Co missLutt rtv hewed the Petition d td recommended approval
subject to 19 coaditiotts. He stdred that the City has beer
working wlLh the County for many years to develop this park.
William Eia rb`au, Hetinepi Cour ty Park Reserve, presented some
lit ormatiott of_the park itself dnd the system as a whole. He
stmmdriterd the history of the County's dealings WILK neighbors
of their parks gild the sequence of events leading to the current
ded1I1kgs with Lhe City.
They herr met with AMLAC repr.ese:rttatives mdtly times to discuss
the pldtts. The proposah is for a regional park to service d
varieLy of cummurt.ltles In t,hls area. There will be a reutger r,rt
duty durl tg times of heaviest use in the summer attd voluttteer
I'eike pdLruls all ddy. liurietg the *Utter there will be d
voluAeer ski patrol workJng the park. They are dskitiq only for
phdse: I development. They don't know when phase 1.1 or III can
procecd because of t'lndMCidl ronstrdittLs.
CouiteiAmemF.*r Thrreirten asked Don King, Piduner for the Park
Reserve) If' the tnatrt road d td parking lots could be moved to the
west dL Rio great etuense to the District. Mr. Ki tq d tswered
t hdt they bellevtd the road dnd pdrki tg should be ds close; to
Lhe edsL houndary of the park ds d matter oe' aesthetle priorlty.
WapresseuttaL 1ve:s or the Mission Partners and the Park D istC ict
are working on an agreement to resolve the Pdrtrters' c;oicernt;
about the luCcrt.tUrt attd buffering of Lhv parking fdcllitieS.
Mr. Harbedu sLdt ed Lhdt the; Pdrk Reserve wdnLsj d good buffer to
screen the park users' view of the housi tg developme:tt ds V -e1.1
as to scree;lt the home:owtters' view aF the pdrkietg Int. Thnre
will be 40 pern titwttt pdved spdJ%es Por cars arid boat trellers
otUt till expattsle t of 20 011 tIdvto sndce:s. Their resedrch 9,ct holt
cotaluc;ted d suVvey tend worked with the Metroqulltaee Council to
determlite the number of spdcjs. Mequtred.
HENNEPIN COUNTY PARK
RESERVE DISTRICT
REQUEST FOR
CONDITIONAL USr
PERMIT (82019)
Item 8-E
fl
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Replan Council Neeting
Mdh 17-0 19K
Page 120
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Mayor U veiVort. cimmeted ort the Nldnidfig Cowlsslen's
recomendattiorts for the development of ;t "management envelupt"
for the lake*, lvclv ding the de-eiopwriot of bodttrwy regulzition;
lay aiprpropriat.e dgeaclu.. he stotud thee. the City ha3 oro
WLerbtio" i f wti.idtliog bet.weer the l:.rke, property owners and the
lake user4 who do not own l,iikea property should beating
regt,hdtl:orla 'ble, estdbllshed. The rules Mould apply to all
users. Ra stated hop, wds stipport:ivro of ,approving pha3e 1, with
onguing efforts by th Gutnty avvJ othea, dgeaocl4ys to de elep d
md,riageovit envelope.
CcunctimeMer hells asked It ttrere wou!,d be overrllghta act,ivtties
tit U* dark. Mr. 'inq d-nswerM, that the pd.rk would be dosed at
night. tt wlll Lit open seven days d, week wlrh a feel .required
for ddatit:tdoco Mr. Kit g ttoo-ed cortc(frrls .ibout d ",)dsuive park"
vs. all 4dctive para" and he eKp.tdin«d the: difference betlseen d
Park, tRes,erve ar d W Rrglttlldl Park, iuch as thins orte. He cited
the .stubs't.anoidl dt ont 4 undeveloped land to this Regional Park
whlen WAS slightly below that-avun.t required d'Or d Park
Rest eve.
The Mdyor o3ked If the lnstdl tat Lor of d a•we making mdchlite
would bis part of phd5J, ll. Mr. Kit.q respoodee thdt they hdvc
rout detu:trminMcd If this type of equipment would be zrlst•elled but
If 1.1: *QUid, It noulrt be part of d ldter phase.
Comeilmeriber Neils asked if the Pdrk District had dcq Ired all
the sites tt wants for the pdrk. Mr. Bdrbedu answered that they
hare, nut. He added thdt 51,850,000 h -ds bee it cummilLed for phose
1. Beyond that no money has men dll.X .d.
Cutaitk lmember Moen dsked If the Park 014,trlet had been i,t
co;el:ttct with the Mtssaon Hllls Homeowllers Assuciattnn, Mr.
B.1-rbe..0 stattvd thtay had met. Ntth elle. HOA. Ct;ur.t.lmember Moer1
st.dtect she twrcelves thdt., whllM1, WAC [tidy be 4101dre of the,
tNinpordry access fear, 36th Ave. M., the Misstot Halls HOA Is
lout.
Cui.lne l imember• Schneider dskpi-,1 who would puttee t: -e lace beyond
the 30(1 foot limit of the Fodrk D.Istrict. Mr. Bdrbe:a, dvisv.,red
th t this would be the Couroty's (ilot too:; Pork Dt;t elet j
ru5ponslbility.
Kntlwpilt WuItty Cum issiotter Robh stdted thly d ;vrob l.em
hecduse vf reduced Fwtd11 g. rhe Cotatty stem ff h -is the
d4thori ty to determl.e the dmnurlt 0 patrol llnq thdt's dotie.
CoialocIlraembor Schitelder rltdtVd ; hdt if It IF, a reginndl park,
thu region s,houtd NO the pr.lic toig of It.
tad Kersehke, .3030 Lerch 1-dtte:, ChArmdit of AMIAr, stdted they
suppor he planning Comml.331011 rec:ommetlddt lot with the ty
conditlwlls.. They drd st,11 cemented with Lite number of warkinq
spoxes belno provIded ror krdlle m ante wt th proposed
uiicertdlitmmd tiev ices. They dret disc: c:incertte d with the
dSSturbdr Ce Of thO l6e because of the suhstotitlal dredginq.
Reglu ldr Council Meat 1 ttvl
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Pd.ue 121
Courteilmember Schnelder dsiced If the Park Distrie . was aware of
the City oroslon control policy. Engineer Moore said they were.
Bub Sc.ribrter, 2015 t.ancanter Lane, stated his main concern Is
ihdt Nvethin to be litcluded in the "mdn,xp litent envelope" be
decided before dpprovdl because it is easier- to take care of
1100.
Cll,kt Carlson, 202 Pesnlnsuld Road, Medicine Ldke, stdted he
would like -to mdke sure that dll items rrer brought out and he
feels ltot ultly people w1thilr :500 feet of the pdrk get noticed of
meetings but people on the l4ke be kept informed of
development. He requested a 30 ddy del.ry to give the City of
Medicine Ldkv d chance to review and comment on the plan.
Councilmember Threirten asked If the City of Medicine Lake had a
pldnnilrg dgt:nry or dny group which could dot as d planning
agency. Mr. Cdr.lsorr dnsviered that they have d consultant but
that the Council. ds d whole will mdke aery decision.
Mayor Odvrrtport polrrted out that the City Council of Medlc:ltte
dke should be fully aware of the Park plan as It has been
t;.%rttcmNldLW for 1tumicruus years. If Mr. Cdrlsort had some;
problem with the park he should pass Lt along to his elected
ufflVidls to communicate with the Pdrk District
Ro1r Wdt ci, 3630 Forests iew
6th Ave. as d temporary
fOr the p:uject will rt,n
become permanent.
Ldne, stated his concern is use of
access. His concern is that. funding
out dltd the temporary dCcess would
Courrcilmember Schneider pointed out that phase .1 includes the;
lrtstdl Latiotl of decet;s from C.R. 9. The tempordry access would
be only during construct torr of this access.
Doc, Mdxwt:ll, 3620 I-dst Medl+,ine Lake Blvd6, st.tted tlodt the
mdxmum r umFier of sfide es for budts should be based on the impact
un the entre lake.
Erlkd Urban, 1541 West P edlcine Lake Drive, thdrrked the Pdrk
eservt; for glv 11ty the people this beautiful p4.trk. She, jta.Led
the neighbors may have hdd d misunderstdrrdiny as to the dctl%it.y
1t:yals, deed proposed de-e:lupmertt of future phdsOs should not
Liciude the slide anti the, wave mdklny machine:.
Nr. Odrijtdu st'dt-ed Lhdt temporary access from 36t'h Ave. N. will
uru.y be uA ll October. of 1993 dnd there Is money set ds ldc for
closlrtg It permanently when the mdln access from C.R. 9 is open.
Robert Barrows, d,!lorney for the Mission Pdrtnership, st,.tead
thdt, Me stZort deyelupmerrt had concerns ort the pdrkinq lot
se:reerting. He be:ileve,s they hdve !row redched do agreement In
principle. He would l a ke d cortd i t itmn ddded to the resolution
With the; l.e:rms of theit agreement.
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Page 122
the Mayor stated he would like any bu°ferirrg problems W be
handled between the two parties Involved.
Peter PPlaum, Lundgren Brothers, stated
that t t., pdc irgl lot be buffered. He Is
would like It to be a condition to
cu rditloredl use permit, since City
specifically address this situation.
they are only asking
concerned about 7 t and
the granting of the
regulations do not
Mayor Davenport stated that the City wlil apply Its buffering
policy decd anything over and above that which Is reaoeired should
be worked out between the two parties 5 revolved.
MOTION was made by Cour.cilmc)mber Threinerr, seconded ')yE
Councllme:mber Moen, to adopt RESOLUTION N0. 62-235 APPROVING A
CONDITIONAL USE PERMIT FOr( THE, HENNF;PIN COWTY PARK RESERVE
01!,IHlCT FOR DEVELOPMENT AhJ OPERATION OF MEUICISE LAKE REGIONAL
PARK (82019) .
MOTION was made by Councilmember Threlnen, s#econt')e0 by
Cuuncllmember Schneider, to ameitd corrctit ion 013 by adds cry that:
screening pld[rs are subject to d mutual dgrermerrt between
Hennepin County Park Reserve and MI ss ivrr Pdrtnersh ip, owners of
the, ad j ¢ land.
Mdyur Udveuport stated that he couldn't dpprove this because tt
woijid make the authority of the City contingent uporr agr,4emeirL
between private pdrtles. Discussion ensued with the City
Attorney,
SUt3ST11UTE NOTION was mdde by Councilmember Threlrten, seconded
by Councilmember Neils, to amend coo -clition #13 by d0lrrg thdL
the Cuuncil will take mote of any dgre;emerrts that may be reached
bestoit:en the Mlssiurr Partnership acrd Netnrepin County Park Reserve
District regardlnq buf ferlrty.
Substitute mollon crrried, fivt dyes.
MOTION was made by CuuncllmemWr Ne..,l t s I sek:ordet' by
rourivllmembe;r Threlrien, to de at,' coiuittlon #lz etid to
ubstltute,, condltiori 61 es fellows: Ihis rtrmit Is ls5ued based
urs the: 1982 c+e%relvpmWrt master pidrr acrd trrrlut!es t!pprotidl of
Phdse It ds outlined in Dori Klrrg's memo of March 30, 1992. Site
pldrr eipprovdl ,eilI b, required for subsequent phdses c+f
develupmexrrt.
Mut ion carried. rive: dyes.
110T1ON was made by Cotrncllmember Schneider, seconded by
Coutiollmembe r Nell;., Lo suhstitdte: voridltioti 83 as coll.ow:,:
That. the twporary decesr, to the boat launch{ rig site oi% 36th
Avno shall be limited to Oc::ober 1, or irnLil the pea%a4 dent
trued to C.R. S is irutit, rdrlu"^ver dumps first, and that, it
0di l be posted by :ply;rag: ds 4urh.
RESOLUTION Nl'.82• :35
1PPINIFE HEt'JR W"'
COUNTY PARK RESERt
DISTRICT C' iDITIONAL
USE PERMIT (62019)
Item 8-E
Rego:dr CounciL Me^ting
ady 1T, 198?
edge 123
Motion Cdrrled, f°ve dyers.
MOTION wds mdde by Councllmember Neils, seconded by Mayor
Ddvusport, to dmend couditior 02 to read as follows: Arcess to
the lark stidli be from C.R. 9 and shdll be constructed with
Phase I. Interchdnge design shall be reviewed by the City
Engineer dr d the Hennepin County Highway Deodrtment, a.od
dpproved by the City Council.
Motion edrried, five dyes.
MOTJ.ON was made by Counclimemt r Sciii%jicrer, seconded by
Courrcl.intember Ndlls, to dmeid cor+dition #5 dr follot: A
physiedl bdrrier such ds d feit.ce shdll oe ra:intdin4d to prohibit
vehiCUldr access frm 36;h Ave. N. diter Octooer 1, 1983 or
diter the permd re tt road from C.K. 9 Is built, whIche%er conies
f first.
Hot torr cdrried, five dyes.
MOTION was
Councllmember
pdree'_s with!
single pdreel
dcqul s) t ion,
made by
Schneider,
the Pdrk
dfl.er
Couneilmembea-
hdt cundlt ion
bounddries shall
coml. let toil of
1`10L lull cdrricA, f Lve dyes.
Neils, seco nied by
09 shall read: All
be cror sr IlWed to e
the totdl pr rperty
MOTION Wds made by CouiieII .rember Schneider, sec nided by
Cuuncilmember Neils, to delete condi.tiorr 011.
Mut; los cdr rie.d, five dyes.
MUTLON was made by CouncLlmi-mber Wills, seconded by
Couirclli..k4aber Muerr, to delete condition #18.
Cuurrcilmember Neils stdterl the Park Reserve people hdve stated
thdt the wave mdking mdchinc is simply an idea and It would bn
p: emdture for the Couiiell LU dct o It os It is nkt in phase 1.
Courrcilmember Threlrren stdtea he believed ill t dklig odre of
problems hefore they occur and for th`s redston he couldn't
support duletlrrg the co diton bditnii g drtiflcidl equipment dnd
amusement park fdcllUles.
Motion edrrled on d Roll Call vote, three dyes. Councll.membevs
SchireLder drrd Threlrterr vuted r dy.
MOTION was mdde by Counellmetab--
it
Neils, seconded by
Counc I lmember Welt, to subst i Lute ootid.; t Ion 019 ds fo 1 iows: The
troll system wl+.hlir the park link.l g to Cho- Reylondl My trdil
systems should be consistent with the Clty's Trdil System P,ldn
dppro% ed rebrudr, 22, 1982),
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Regular Council, Meeting
May 17, 1982
Page 124
Motlon carried, five ayes.
MOTION was made by Councilmember Scho:eider, seconded Ey Mayor
Davenport, tQ add d new condition as follows: the number of
paved parking stalls for vehicles with boat trailers shall be
limited to 409 with 20 unpaved stalls for overflow to be graded
and seeded as per the approved plan. Paving of the )verflow
parking area will be determined fter the '"mandgement envelope"
study is completed.
Manager Willis stated that the Council Is being asked to approve
phase I which inclaides 60 spaces. To put the entire burden on
the Park Reserve to ceirtail the access would ncrt be appropriate
because no one knows how Mdny boats are on the lake.
Counrilmember Schneider stated a study of the Impact upon the
lake is needed. The Mayor explained 60 spaces were approved,
but 20 could not be paved.
Motion carried, five dyes.
MOTION was made b) Mayor Ddveeiport, seconded by Councf.lmember
Neils, to delete condition 4'6.
Motinll carried, five dyes.
MUTION was made by Cowtclimember Htils, seconded by Mayor
Udvei•port . to substitute condi t Ion 015 as fnl lows : The Hennepl n
County Pd, -If Reserve 9istrict shall work with the cities of
Plymouth and Medicine Lake, the Department of Natural Resources
died other dpproprtdte dgencies, IncludLtg affected homeowners
dssocldtlons, to develop a "mdndgement envelope" plan for tt-e
lake, to include protection of spdwililIq areas, wdter qudltt),
reguldt ions of motortzr'd craft, use by noir-motorized craft,
hours of boat ldUnch operatlt.)iis, dlid sdfety.
Mut ion carried, five dyes.
MVION was made by CouwtcliMember Schneider, seconded by
Covasciliaember Neils, to delete eundi!: ton d14.
Motion carried, five dyes.
Mali% mutton as amended carried on d Roll Call vote, five ayes.
Mditdger Wilda reviewed the reg6est of Storer. Cable
Cum ut)Lcdtions for site flail dpprovdl dttd d conditlwndl use
permit folr d 100 foot tower to be located un the sitz: at the
suu0vedst corner of V,icknburg Lane drid "new" C.R. 9. There had
been con,.lderdtlon of do dlterndtive to d tower such ds the use
of a "auper" trunk Cable from the mdIA fdcllity.
371im 6ehl,ii , rep:r senting Northern Cdblevislon Northwest, stated
th"dT dam'
ower is tiwtessary. It was prorosed to receive the off
air sl§itdls of the TV channels. The ":,uper" trunk could tdke
the off air channels, however, it would take up space on the
trrijhk hldlh wa's thtwided in the future to be used for additlora.t
SME PLAN &
CONDITI04AL USE
PERMIT - SWID
CABLE COMMUNICATIONS
82018 )
item 6-F
Reguldr Council Meeting
Nay 17, 1982
Page 125
chdrr;tels. The tower IS d backup to the "super" trunk being out
of use tempordrily drtd also to proviie future services. The
super" trunk cdpdrity could be Incredsed but at an increased
cdpitdl expenditure which they feel is prohibitive.
Mdrtdger Willis stated thdt the proposdl submitted by Northern
origiridily wds for d 150 foot towerlb It would be appropriate
for the Council to take any action it deems advisable to enforce
its ror irtg code b
Mr. Behl.lrtg stAced he oelleved there was implied consent ort the
Council's part when they dpprtn•ed Northerrt's franchise.
Ndrtdger Willis stilted OoL tate rates nh.trged by Northern may not
be ittcredsed for three hedr:. ds part of the;r contract but diter
t1idt they could mdke ua their Cdpltdl expenditure for an
dddlt iortdl "super" trur k.
Mr. dehling stinted Lhdt Brooklyn Pack recer tly approved d 130
foot, tower. the 1J0 foot, tower approved by MdplP Greve is In
Us future duwe,to*rr dreci. He pointed out the. origIr dl proposal
which wds for d 1.50 Poot tower drat their elug11we. recer tly cdme
up with d new concept for a 100 foot tower. If they were
required to lower their tower more, trees In the dreg could be
In the wdy of their rec:epLton. The 150 Foot tower Is preferdble
but a PO foot tower Is d comprotnl seg they can 1 ive with.
Mayor DdvenporL dsked if d r eighbortrtg development wdr ted to put
in same JArge trees, would Storer 'oe opposed. Mr.. Behling
responded that It. would take a l t,.j time for any trees W grow
to the height to 9%A in the way of their recept lop If they hdd d
IGO foot t ,wer.
Cuurtciltntmirer Threl,;-n asked If drty dddittortdl d1shes would he
requeW.hd. Mr: 1100 Lttg drtswered th,Yt no dishes would be
required for the sery is a they p ldr to offer. There are r n
dishes on the Lower. Che site fir. downtown wos &%!Iectud because
of the luLerferenre ur.eserm All many other .Jre,is of Plymouth
caused by exist lrtp n;l%.rowdve << Vnsmts51011.
3011 3ohnsur, -,4rchlLeet for Sr
rLe' lwith the exterior of the
ui tt% the except for i of the one
they use steel beeduse of the
Lhdt Lhe rauf Is wedLhert. toht..
rL-r, stated that
bukldltty bca:.rtg d
wdl 1 '-o the ttor;,h
ease 01'-eJtpdns ioil
the studio is
hr tek fdcddj0
eing steFJ .
dial the fdtat
Rlt.k S,athre, Sdthre—Berqulst Englneerlt6i, st,JLA Lhey Are
rectuKm-e%idiiig d 6 Fools. v lnyl cu.AW c:hdirt Unk fence to ur etect
the stat lott,tower and mobs le vdns which may be: Pdrked there
overnight. Extensive bermittg is pldnned deaf uldntlr yg dro
proposed dlung Lhle fence.
0
IM
Mdy 179 1982
Pdge 126
Mt. Behling stated that this is a dlfFLcult situdtion drrd he
dpprecidtes the Council's cortsiderdtion but the availdbtlity of
cable is d service to the community.
MOTION was made by Cou icilmember Moen, to 4Nprove the site plan.
Motion dies, for lack of d second.
Couicllmember Threinen
Incredulous In downtown
did chain link fencee
std' -ad that he f Lids the
bec.rise of the tower, metdl
proposdl
bullr4ing,
MOTION was made by Councilmember Threinen, seconded by
Councllmember Neils, to adopt RESOLUTION N0. 82-236 DENYING THE
SITE PLAN REQUEST OF STORER CABLE COMMUNICATIONS AT THE
SOUTHEAST CORWR OF VICKSBURG LANE AND "WW" C.R. 9 (82018)
bdsed Ott the finding thdt the proposdl doesn't adequately fiL
the commercial dowitowr concept, did would be better located lit
the lrrdustridl District.
Councilmember Neils pulnted out that the City Engineer's memo
stdted there has beets a disregard to City standards and she
believed the. building would be better suited to all 1-1 district.
Counc.ilt,.ember Schneider stdted
studiii) and he doesn't feel IL
e ILher. He stated her tel ie-ed
buffering did d gdrdge.
this is not a heddquarters but d
out.ld fit in art I-1 district
the use would fit If it hdd more
Couiiellmember Threlnen stated he is not convinced this is d
cummerCtdl use did therefort, dppropridte for Lhe downtown area.
Motion Cdrried ort d Roll Cdl.l vote, three dyes. Councilme:mbe:rs
Moet( atte, Schneider voted nays
Mdltdger Willis stated that d site is needed, The Mayor st ited
he didolt feel this is art dpprupridLe use for d dc-wrttowre dreo.
He believed It would be; beater suited in dtt lndustri .! xcrtc. He
Is willing to work closely with Northern to find dnuther site.
Mr. Bthllttg stated Lhdt construes lon !n Ply,Pauuth mdy have to be
deldVed ds a result.
MOTION was mdde by Councilmembuir Schtielder, seconded by
Councilme:mber Moen, to ddopL RESOLUTION NO. 82-237 APPROVING
SITE PLAT: AND VARIANCES FOR SUMMIT CONSTRUCTION COMPANY W016).
Motion ceirrled ort d Roll Cdll vote, five dyes.
MOTION was mdde by Councilme:mber Schnelder, seconded by
C'ouncilmember Moen, to ddopL RESC' UIlC1h NO, 82-238 APPROVING
PLDOLERS, SOLICITORS, OR TRANSIENT tERC ANTS L ICENSl_ FOR BOYD
KUSS.
RESOLUTION N0.82-236
ULATIM. SIT FUM
STORER CABLE
82018 )
Item 8-F
RESOLUTION NO.62-23'1
OpmViNG SITE U
SUMMIT CONSTRUCTION
820.6)
Item 8-G*
NO*82-238
LICENSE-BOYD KUSS
Item 8-H*
Regular Council Meeting
May 17, 1982
Page 127
Not log, Carried oo- a Roll Call vote, five dyes.
MOTION was made by Councilmember Schneider, seconded bill
Councllmeaber Nuen, to adopt RESOLUTION We 82-239 APPROVINr;
GARBAGE HAULERS LICENSE FOR 1982-1!183 for Dave's Sanitation.
Mut1011 carried ori d Roll Call vote, five ayes.
NOT1014 was made by Cowrcllmember Schneider, secondred by
Councllmember Muen, to adopt RESOLUTION NO. 82-240 ACCEPUNG 610
ON 1982 STREET INPROVEM&TS irk the amount of 5446,293.55.
Motion carried un d Roll Call vote, five ayes.
NOTION was made by Councilmember Schnelder, seconded by
Councilmember Noen, to adopt RESOLUTION N0. 82-241 OROERiar:
PROJECT N0. 202 WESTRIDGE ESTATES FOURTH ADDITION STREET AND
UTILITY IMPROVEMENTS.
Motlan carried on d Roll Call vote, five dyes.
MOTION was made by Councllmember ScMreloer, seconded by
Cc tmel lmemhe•.r Murry, to adapt RESOLUTION N0, 82-242 REDU INC
DEVELOPMENT BOND FOR HADLEY PLACE (A-522) to $29200.00.
Motlun Carried ore d Roll Cdll vote, five dyes.
MOTION was made by Councilmember Schnelder, seconded by
Courtcll®ember Mum, to adopt RESOLUTION NO. 82-243 REDUCI J(;
UEVLLOPMENT MOND FOR MED.ICINF LAKE HiGHl.ANDS (81010) to S29,00.
Mutto11 carried on d Roll Cdll vote, five dyes.
MOTION wds made by Cowicllmember Srbrelder, seconded by
Couiteltmember Mueiri, to adopt RESOLUTION NO,. 82-244 PRELIMINARY
LAYOUT APPROVAL, HIGHWAY 55 FROM fERNBR00K LANE TO XENIUM LANE,
LAYOUT NO,, ZB (STAGE 2) .
Notlon edrried on d Roll Cdll vote, five ayes.
MOTION wds made by Councilmember Schneider, seconded by
Cuullcllmember Noeri, to adopt RESOLUTION N0, 82-245 RECE .VINO
REPORT FOR 451H AVENUE WEST OF NATIAN LANE, UTILITY -AND STREET
IWROVENN NTS, PRAJECT N0. 225.
Mut tori carried on d Roll Call vote, five ayes.
MOTION was made by Councilmember Schneider, seconded by
Cuwu;llmumber Notre, to adupt RESOLUTION N0. 82-246 RECEIVING
REPORT FOR HONEYWELL - COUNTY ROAD 15, WATERMAIN IMPROVEMENTS,
PROJECT N0. 226.
Mutlurr udi.irled oil d Roll Ca1.1 vute, flue ayes.
RESOLUTION "0.62-239
HAULERS LICENSE
DAVE'S SANITATION
Item 8-1•
RESOLUTION N0.82-240
MLYMN Ru, -19.7
STREET IMPROVEMENTS
Item 8-34
RESOLUTION WO.82-241
t
Mil WESTRIP 41'y
ADON.. *,TWEET Wi
1i 1LITY IMP.
tern 8-K•
RESOLUTION N0.82-242
HADLEY PLACE (A-522)
Item 8-L-1•
RESOLUTION N0.82443
MEDICINE LAKE
HIGHLANDS (8,1010)
Item 8-L-20
AFSO(MION N0.82-244
APPROVAL, HIGHWAY 55
FERNBROOK TO XENIUM
S TAGE 2 )
tem 8-M#
RESOLUTI N N0.82-245
RECFIVING REPORT'
45TH AVE. UTILITY 6
STREET IMP. PROJECT
N0. 225
tem 6-N-1*
RESOLUTION N0.82T 246
4ECEIVIFEHONEYWELL WATERMAIN
PROSECT N0. 226
Item 8-N-21*
Regular Council Meeting
May 17, 1982
Page 128
NOTION was wade by Courteilmember Schneider, secornded by
Counctlawwbe,r Moen, to adopt RESOLUTION NOS 82,,247 RECEIVING
WORT FOR PLYMOUTH CRELK PARK S FORMi WA TER STORAGE POND BC -P8.
Notion carried on a Roll Call vote, five ayes.
NOT10H w,Js made by Counctlmembear , Schnelder, :.econded by
touricilmembear Nuern, to adopt RESOLUTION N0. 82-248 ORDERING
PUK-Ac IfLARING ON THE PROPOSED VACATION OF A PORTION OF UTILITY
AND DRAINAGE EASTEIENT, LUT 20, tiLOCK 1, MISSION WILLS PARK
SECOND ADDITION for June 7, 1982 at 7:30 p.m.
Motion carried on a Roll Call vote, five ayes.
NOTION was made by Couiecllmember S tatelder, seconded try
Councilmember Moen, Lo adopt RE90L`!TION NO. 82-249 RECEIVING
PETITION FCR PUBLIC IMPROVE!ENTS, CARLSON CENTER ADDITION.
Notion carried on d Roll Ca1.1 vote, five ayes.
NOTION was made by Councllmember Sc!melder, seconded. by
Cpe<tud1mvuber Note -it, to adopt RESOLUTION NO. 82-250 DECLARING
ADEQUACY of PETITION AND ORDERING PREPARATION OF REPORT FOR
STREET LIGHTING - SCHMIDT LAKE WOOD 3RD ADDITION.
Not lora carried ort a Roll Call vote, five ayes.
NOTION was made by Courtcilmember Schneider, seconded by
Cuuncilmember Eben, to adopt RESOLUTION N0. 92-251 RECEIVING
PRELIMINARY REPORT AND ORDERING PROJECT, STREET LIGHTING
SCHMIDT LAKE WOODS 33D ADDITION.
Not luta carried on d Roll Cdll vote, five: dyes.
NOTION was made by Councl imember Motrin, seconded by Couincilmembetr
Thre Rivet, to deity the; request from Unnited Te.le:phorte Company to
instal 1 atttbAlid structure: ort M.I.P. Mater tower.
Louis Frlllmdn, represetttlttg Robert Buble:tt Associates, lrtc.,
state: d &#y were retc1lired by the United 1'e:le:phurte Cumpdrty
to make do dprilicatlort to thea Federal CommUltlCdtlorlS Coon isslot
for the purpose of estdblishittg d lige: ford eel hJ1dr mobtle
phone system !et the Twin Sties. They try to site their
drnte3rnrtds ort e:xistirtg towers drtd hdve selected Plymouth fur a
site. The dntertnd would be I0 feet high supplemented by smdlle;r
structures artd a tell foot squdre butlding ort the ground.
MOti011 Carried ort a Roll Call vote:, five; dyes.
MOTION was made by Courtellmember Schneider, se:corded by
Coe:tecllmembe3r Noe, to adopt RESOLUTION NO. 82-252 AUTHORIZING
THE VACATION OF A PORTION OF 26TH AVE. FRONTAGE ROAD ADJACENT TO
NORTHWEST BUSIWSS CAMPUS ADDITION.
Mutton carried Ort a Roll Call votes, five ayes.
RESOLUTION .NO. T-247
RECEIVING
PLYMOUTH CREEK PARK
STORM WATER STORAGE
POND BC -P8
Item S -N -j•
RESOLUTION N0.82-248
MUM Pamir MR
NISSIIIN HILLS 2ND
EASEMENT VACATION
Item 8-0*
RESOLI IT ION N0.82-249
CARLSON CENTER ADDN.
PUBLIC IMPROVEMENTS
Item 8-P*
RESOLUTION N0.82-250
OF REPORT, STREET
LIGHTING-SCHMIOT
LAKE WOODS 3RD ADDN.
Item 8-Qk
RESOLUTION Nd0.82-251
ORDERING PROJECT
STREET L 104TING
SCHMIDT LAKE WOODS
Item 8-Q*
UNITED 1ELEPhONE CO.
REQUEST TO .INSTALL
ANTENNA ON CITY
WATER TOWER
Item 8-R
RESOLUTION NO,82-252
PORTION OF 26TH AVE.
NORTHWEST BUSINESS
CAMPUS ADDITION
item 8-S*
Regular Council Meeting
Nay 17. 1982
Page 129
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MOT1OA yds mdde by Councilmember Schneider, seconded by
Counellmember Noerr, to adopt RESOLUTION NO. 82-253 REQUESTING
Mrdi4T TO CONDUCT SPEED LIMIT STUDIES ON VICKSBURG LANE - HIGHWAY
55 TO COUMTY ROAD 6.
Motlun carried on a Roll Call vots, five ayes.
REPORTS OF OFFICERS. BOARDS AND COMMISSIONS
irrmeow
Manager Willis summarited the Planning Commission's findings and
recommenadtlorrs per the City Council direction. He stated the
County hdd recently prepared a concept master plan as directed
by the Courrcll last year. He recommended that the review dnrd
hedrimrg set forth in Resolution No. 81-141 be completed. The
County is to meet with neighborhood representatives to acquaint
therm with the plan and their long range thinking and a public
hedrirtg would therm be held by the Pidnning Commission. He
recommended that the: recommenddtlon the Planning Commission made
dt their meeting of April 28 be held In dbeydrrce until after the
public hearing on the concept master plan.
MOTION wds made by Councilmember Threinerr, seconded by m-4vor
Udvnport, to defer dctlon on the Pidnning Com .on
re:cu menddtiorr of April 28 until after the concept mast plan
hds been reviewed drrd considered per Resolution No. 81-14,.
Motion cdrrled, five dyes.
MOTION was made by Courrcilmember ThreLneri, seconded by
Councllmembe,r Schneider, that the Cou rty Concept Master Pldn for
the adult Correctlorrs Facility be submitted to rrelghborhood
review drrd Planting Commisslon public heart rmg as set forth by
Resu lut i.on No. 81-141.
Mot i011 cdrrled, five dyes.
Ma -edger Willis presented d proposed wild dnlmdl ordiLrdrace which
would prohibit the keeping of wild anlmdis err the City. The
matter wds brought to the attention of the staff recently
throuyh complaints of residents who are concerned that the owner
of the properly dt 5140 Zdchdry possesses mountain lions drrd
timber wolves.
Dlsousslorr followed on whdt Is a wild dnLmdl.
Kdrtdie Lurrdber , 5140 Zdchdry Lane, stdted she unde rstdnds the
cemetrn of the rrelghbors. Their one immrdldte rrelghbor hds seen
the dnlmdls aid is no lunger worried about them. The five
wolves they have brought in recently are babies from the North
Ddkotd Zero drrd dre being bottle fed. All the dllimdlS are kept
lu hedvy c:hdin lurk fenced dreds. She stdttd d chdlrl fence
would also be put up around the yard to keep children from
erdirderlrrg too close to the dnimdl edges.
RESOLUTtlWo
CONDUCT SPEF:J STUDY
VICKSBURG !.ANE - HWY
55 TO C.R. 6
Item 8-T•
HENNEPIN, COUNTY
ADULT CORRECTIONS
FACILITY (80066)
Item 9-A
ADOPTION OF WILD
AN YNAI. ORDINAWE
Item 9-B
J \
Regular Council Meeting
May 1T, 1982
Page 130
Ms. Lundberg stated there are very strict -Humane Society rules
dealing with the cleanliness of the animals and there is no odor
problem. These areimals are their pets. Before they purchased
their house they checked with the City and were: told there were
was no ordinance agdI115t their keeping these animals.
Jeff HOWdrd, 5140 Zachary Lane, stated the safety precauttoris he
a'i s i ken—Tor the animals.
Ndtalie L. Gaull, 5105 Balsam Lane, stated she veas representing
ary it ersones as well as herself in this complaint. She
has talked with representatives of the DMR and the Minnesota
Humdtie Society as well as the USDA. She stated that Mr. Howard
previously had a history of abusing animals. The City of Mediad
had ordered Mr. Moward to get rid of his arnimdls by December,
181 whic# is when he moved to Plymouth.
Ks. Gaull stated her concerns are for the safety of the
inelghborhood and problem of lnoise acrd smell. She stated that as
of this morning the DNR told her they have riot and will not
lleerrse Mr. Howard. The concern of all the regulatory agencies
she contacted is with the care of the animals and riot with the
safety of the neighbors. She asked that the Council care about
them.
Mayor Davenport stated that the CouicLI must Ileal with the
question of whether wild diiimals would be allowed I11 the City.
NOTION was made by Couicilmember Schrieider, se:coiided by
Coulnctlmember Movit, Lu adopt ORDINANCE NO. 82-14 RELATING TO
ANIMAL CONTROL: AMENDING THt CITY CODE BY ADDING SUBSECTION
915.23 RELATING TO WILD AND `1CIOUS ANIMALS.
Motion carried oil a Roll Cdll vote, five ayes.
MOTION was made by Couicllmember Schneider, seconded by Mdyor
Udvdlrport, Lhat the City Attorney be directed, ds 50011 as it Is
legdl, to do whatever necessary to elnforce the ordlnance.
ALi6orney Lefler stated that the
best process is to go Lhrough
requires that the owner of the
Lirem. If they do riot, the City
Mut lui1 c:arrle:d, five dyes.
OTHER WSINESS
rLAU 1-LON %ds made:
ouricilmember Neils,
orusloo uccutrIng
dumpings designed to
Iii jurct. iolr process
misdemedinor court.
a1limols have time
could proceed with
Is slow. The
Due. process
o get rid of
court act toll.
by Courtc;ilmt%ber Schitelder, seco,ided by
to direct staff to t dke dct loll to stop the
around Schmidt Lake result Ing from City
prevent bodL dLjess from Larch Ldrte.
Mut:un carried, five dyes.
ORDINANCE N0. :it -14
RLTXTTR: TO WILT
VICIOUS ANIMALS
Item 9-8
OTHER BUSINESS
ReQUIdr Council Meeting
Mdy 17, 1`.,82
Pdge 131
The meeting aa:: adjourned at 2:05 a.m.
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