HomeMy WebLinkAboutCity Council Minutes 06-07-1982MINUTES
REGULAR COUNCIL MEETING
June 7, 1982
line regular meeting of the Plymouth City Council was called to
ordet by Mayor Davenport at 7:45 p.m. in the Council Chambers of
the City Center at 3400 Plymouth Boulevard on dune 7, 1902.
hLSLHT: Mayor Davenport, Councilmembers Moen, Neils, Schneider
and Threinen, City Manager Willis, Assistant City
Manager Boyles, Plafiner Tremere, (Engineer Moore, Park
Director Blank, City Attorney Lefler, Assessor Walsh,
Appraisers Novet ard hauderer. and City Clerk Houk
AL6LNT bone
CUNSENT A16LNUA
hU11W was made by Councllmember Schneider, seconded by
Councilmemoer Moen, to approve tehe consent agenda with the
ueletlon of items 91'
7,
9L, and 9V2.
notion cameo on a Koll Cali vote, five aves.
uuAKU Of KEV1LW (Continued from Jtine 1, 1982)
r ayor-Uavenport reconvened the board of Review at 7:47 p.m. The
Council reviewea the findings of the City Assessor upon
reappraisal of properties +4hose estimated 1982 value was
appealed at the public hearing on dune 1, 1982.
manayer Willis stated
a cnatige, that being
557,C,UO to $56,000 on
Ave. N.
that only one property was recommended for
a reduction in estimated market value from
Mr. Nat Burkland's property at 12240 "4ti,
011. the people presenting appeals have been informed of the
Assessing Department's reappralsa:rp.
Assessor Walsh Stated that Mr. Donald Mildon, 4145 Hever: Lane,
P.l.u. 1i -116-22-24-U035, had called this morning Lu appeal
valuation. After review of the property, no change I
recommended,
mUT1UN was made by Counc.11member Neils, seconded by
iuuveilmember lhreinen, to uphold the gssessing Department's
values of propert,es 1 through '17 as listed on the 1982 board of
neviem plaintiffs with the one change In the v4tie of the
1-4: operty owned by Nat Burklanu do,,' include the additional appeal
of Piro Donald Mildon preser ted by Assessor Waish tonight.
CONSZNT
item 5
AGENDA
Neyular Council Meeting
rune 7, 1962
Page 145
Notioe carried on a Noll Call vote, five ayes.
I ne doaml of Review was closed at 8:00 p.m.
Payor and Council complimented the Assessing Department on their
rine work and the fact that they are not only efficient but
accurite in their evaluations.
MINUTLS
NUUUI4 was made by Councilmember Schneider, seconded by
Councllmember Moen, to adopt the minutes of the special Council
meeting of may 24 and the Hoard of Review meeting of 3une 1,
1142 as submitted.
PluLion carried on a Koll Call vote, five ayes.
NUbLiC ntAKiKZ
manager wilds stated that the Council had previously scheduled
this public hearing to consider whether or not two separate
development districts should be established r:tthin the City.
Uevelupment Uistrict Nu. 2 is in the vicinity of 494 and Highway
55, Umvelopment Ulstrlct No. 3 is in the vicinity of C.N. 18 and
highway 55. if the-listricts are approved tonight, it i . the
starf's intention to proceed with necessary planning and
subsequently hold a second hearing on the adoption of a tax
increment financing plan to undertake the public Improvements
noted in the development program.
the first proposed development district is for the central area
of the City and incorporates the Northwest Business Campus
currently ueitig developed by Prudontial Insurance Company.
Fructential would bc assessed for the development abutting their
property. 'I'his proposed extension of C.N. 61 From the
wrudential pniperty northerly to C.N. 9 would provide for the
transportation system needed to open up a substantial portion of
N.i;,nouth, Additional. growth Is expected and it is appropriate
now to contemplate the construction of the roadway. The County
uuesn't have the financial resources t.o plan the dpvelopmcnt of
this section of roadway. Manager Willis stated that if Plymouth
is to remain ayyressive In its growth, they have to take
opportunities which are availaule to them to generate funding
sources. lite next step would be to embark on a study to
oetermine wnetner ur not there are adequate Increments to
Support these improvements.
Louncllmember I hreine:n pointed out that the Council had
previously uetermined that the key to further development in
cn s arua 15 improved traffic movement.
14INUT'ES - SPECIAL
MEETING OF MY 24
a BOAR OF REVIEW %
DUNE It 1982
ltem 70
PUBLIC HEARING -
MFOSE0
ESTABLISHMENT OF
DEVELOPMENT
DISTRICTS
Item 8-A
riegular Council Meeting
lune 7 , 1982
Paye 146
Mayor Davenport stated that this project isn't being proposed to
benefit the Prudential development. Manager Willis stated that
Prti :ntial will be paying 100% of the road developmer;t within
their plat and will not receive reduced development costs as a
result of the tax increment financing district.
Mayor Davenport opened the public hearing at 8:20 p.m.
rvo one chose to speak and the hearing was closed at 8:21 p.m.
i4e Mayor stated that Plymouth has contributed approximately
41t,000,000 in fiscal disparities which benefit other
comp-snitles within the seven county area and, therefore,
shoulon't apokogize for using the tax increment financing tool
to promote dNvelopment. Moreover, tnere Is no other °inanc.ing
necl,anism available through which municipalities can finance
important street improvements.
MUIiUN was made by Councilmembcr Threinen, seconded by
Counci.imenwer Moen, to adopt RE50LUII01i N0. 92-257 ESTABLISHING
LPtVLLuPMLWT UISTR1CT NU. 2 PURSUANT TC MINNESOTA STATUTES
h^YkA 472 . A.
motion carried on a Roil Call vote, five ayes.
manager Willis stated the proposed Development: District 3 in the
vicinity of C.R. 'lb and Highway 55 encomp.isses residential,
industrial, and business uses. Charlton Companies has requested
the development of this district, for whict! they will be
aasessed the construction for their portion of the roadway. The
extension of the service road would be reimbursed through the
development by S. J. Groves to be hart of their proposed office
Nark. if the Council approves the district, the next step would
be to embark on a complete study of the amount of increment
which may ue available.
Councllme%ber Neils askad if the City would be committed to any
of the projects outlined if OP. Council passed the resolution.
I'hv establishment of the district may or may not result in the
building of the service road and acquisition of property,
Manager Willis stated that this is the maximum scope of the
program touay ano will be reviewed. But whether or nct It can
ail be executed will have to be studied. He stated the next
step would ue to hire a consultant to decide,. if the plan Is
eco.iomically feasible before the City commits itself to
di:,lt hilly .
Mayor Davenport opened the public hearing at 8:30 p.m.
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RESOLUTION NO.82-257
ESTABLISHING
DEVELOPMENT DISTRICT'
N0. 2
Item 8-A
negular Council Meeting
June 7, 1962
Nage 147
James 0. Johnston, representing Charlton Companies, stated they
nave peen working with the City for almost a year on this
development. They would like to Improve the looks of the
entrance to the City of Plymouth and encouraged the Council to
approve the district.
The public hearing was closed at 8:35 p.m.
MuTiON was made by
Councilmember Threinen,
tbTAbLISHING DEVELOPMENT
b'1A1 UTtb WAPTLH 472,A9
Councilmember Neils, seconded by
to adopt RESOLUTION NO. 82-258
UISTRICT N0, 3 RWSUANT TO MINESOTA
motion carried on a Noll Call vote, five ayes.
rlanager Willis stated he will proceed as rapidly as possible on
selecting a consultant on the districts,
manager willis stated this public hearing is on the requested
vacdtion of a portion of utility and drainage easement at Lot
1U, Ii1.ur_k 1, Mission Hills Nark 2nd Addition to provide the
property owner with additional property to construct a swimming
pool.
Mayor uavenport opened the public hearing at 8:37 p.m,
wo otte chose to speak and the hearing was closed at 8:37 p.m.
MU 1100 was made by Councilmember Moen, seconded by Counc:i lme4nber
I hreinen, to adol t NESULUI TUN NO. 82-69 AUTHORIZING THE
VACA11UH Ut A PUHTION OF UTILITY AND DRAINAGE: EASEMENT LOT 20fo
eLuCK 11 M1.551UN HILLS PARK SECOND ADDITION,,
oration carried on a Roll Call vote, five ayes.
PL111WHS, HLYUESTS ANU COMMUNICATIONS
r
MU11UN was made by Councilmember Schneider, seconded by
Loluw.L!l1po er Moen, to adopt RESOLUTION NO, 8? -?60 AUTHORIZINC
nr.LLAbL OF bt i t', PLHFUKMANCE BOND FOR VOLE' CONSTRUCTION COMPANY
fUit LLLCI HOMLCHAN1CAL INDUSTRIES (A-750) .
moLlor, carried ciii a Rell :all vote, five ayes.
MU'liUN was made by Councllmember Schneider, seconded by
Uuwic.elnie:nuer Moen, to adopt RESOLUTION NO. 82-261 AUTHORIZING
KLU AbL OF 511E PLNFUKMANCL UONU F UH UNI UN CI TY MISS) UN, PI ONE R
hvUbL 1A-64310
wut.tun carriev on. a Holl calL vote, five; ayes.
RESOLUTION NO,82-253
STABL ,SHING
DEVELOPMENT DISTRICT
NO, 3
Item 8-A
PUBLIC HEARING -
EASEMENT VACATION
MISSION HILLS PARK
2ND AW ITION
Item 8-B
RESOLUTION N0.82-259
Ul IL ITY & DRAINAGE
EASEMENT, MISSION
HILL.i 2ND ADDITION
Item A -B
RESOLUTION N0.82-260
tel. MING RELEASE
PERFORMANCT. BOND
ELECTROMECHANICAL
INDUSTRIES (A-750)
Item 9-A-11
RESOLUTION No.82-261
WHORIZI G RELEASE
PERFORMANCE BOND
UNION CITY MISSION
PIONEER HOUSE
A-643)
Item 9 -A -2r
J
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Regular Council Meeting
June 7p W62
t'age 148
MuT1ON was made by Couocllmember
Councllmember Moen, to adopt RES01;T;
ritutlCTiUsi OF SITE PERF0HMANCL bONU FOR
th-4410 to 51C,00G.0U.
Schneider, wconded by
44 NO.82-262 AUTHORIZING
BALDWIN CHEVROLET COMPANY
Motion carried on a Roll Call vote, five ayes.
MUIlUh was made by Councilmember Schneider, seconded by
Counrilmember. Moen, to adopt RESOLUTION NO. 82-263 AUTH09IZINC
HtUUC11ON OF SITE PERFORMANCE SOND FOR CRAWR-WEIR COMPANY FOR
SCUVILLL NHLSS (A-843) to $10,000.0U.
Motion carried on a Roll Call vote, five ayes.
MU'IIUN was made by Counellmember Schneider, seconded by
Councilmember Poen, to adopt KESOLUTION NO.82-263A REDUCING
ULVLLUNMENT bUh'', MLOIC1Nt LAKE HIGHLANDS (81010) to 5229600.
motion carried on a Kol l Call vote, five ayes.
Manager Willis stated that the Planning Commission has
recommended approval of the request for a preliminary plat for
Juhn L. "enniny rur "Henning's First. Addition" with twelve
conditions.
Cuuncilmember Tiireinen stated that the proposal isn't clear as
to which portion of the land might be used for park.
Manager Willes stated the decision on whether or not part of
Mr. Hennings property will be needed for park will be made at
the time of final plat. If land is needed, it would be LoLs
1-50 block 1.
warp 0;.rectur blank stated that the Park Uepariment is
negotiatlr g with St. Mary's church to lease a portion of their
property for neighborhood nark use. No commitment has been made
but the church board will be meeting to discuss the proposal
sometime vhls mont.h. Uirector Blank will report back to the
Courncil at that time with a recommendation+ as to the location of
the future park.
Planner Tremere stated that at
exercise its option to require
for the park. The developer is
an out:lot at this time and it
uevelopment6
final plat time the City could
dedication of lots 1 through 5
planning to plat these lots as
will not hold up his planned
jao nch, 2o2Y University Ave., representing Mr,
asked treat, it the park is designated on lets 1 through
the City share 'n the construction costs Of the road,
questioned the requirement that Uutlot A be deeded to
for future C.R. 15. Councilmember Schneider explained
pulisy on rodo dedication for those roads identified
City's Thorouyhfare Gulde Plan,
Henning,
5, would
He also
the City
the City
on tho
RFSOLUTION N0.82-262
REDUCTION OF SITE
PERFORMANCE BOND
BALDWIN CHEV (A-449)
Item 9-A-3*
RESOLUTION N0.82-263
REDUCTION OT SITE
PERFORMANCE BOND
CRAMER-WEIR CO.
SCOVILLE (A-843)
Item 9.B*
RESOLUTION N0.82 -263A
ED
BOND -MEDICINE LAKE
HIGHLANDS ( 81010)
Item 9-C*
PRELIMINARY PLAT
JOHN HENNING
79036 )
Item 9-D
keoUlar Council Meeting
June 7, 1962
Page 149
Jonn Henri:nq, stated the neighbors :.o the west of his property
may want access to the rear of their lots through Block 1, Lot
4, and tie nas told them he will defer development of the lot to
give them an opportunity to acquire the property from him.
fne Planning Commission stated that If the neighbors want to
develop a read they would have to buy lot
it was noted that the Council was not approving the road but
only acknowledging that the reaue:t may be made at some Future
uate uy the neighbors.
Mu(iuh was made by Councilme er poen, seconded by Councilmember
Threinen, to adopt NESULUTIUN NO. 82-264 APPROVING PRELIMINARY
NLAI FuN JOHN L. n1NNINU FOR "HENNING'S IST ADDITION" LOCATED IN
tClluN 35, WUNTH AMU SOUTH OF COUNTY ROAD 15 (79036)4
notion carried on a Roll C.:ll. vote, five ayes.
he Planning Commission considered the final plat request of
Trasmell Crow for "Plymouth Business Center 2nd Addition" and
Phash 11 site plan of MPUD 78-1 and following their
consideration recommended dental because the plat would not
conform to prior Council direction to eliminate a yard se0ac.;
variance.
planner Tremere stated thea, ars two if -sues; cne having to do
with Uouncii's pvior directlon and the second consideration is
the tte plan for two huildings in Phase Ile Based on the
L uuncil uirection, the prntperty ! lne shoiilid be adjusted 15 feet
winch would of neceWj, 'k ! create iome duijustments withici the
Pnase it area. The devetoper is proposing the development of
isiarxls of green area I;o break up the blacktop.
Plditrer Tremere snowed the "proof -of -parking" plan wl.ich the
Louncll approved last year. 'he Crunciics concern was that if
all the parking was needed in the future, there would be no room
for yreen strips hc:cween the buildings. The petitioner at this
step is statln4 he car, provide green strips but thy: Planning
Cotunl,sion is concerned that if all parking were required in the
tuture, they wr)uid remove these strips and make il, all parking
lut, tie states adjustments could be made later dui lrcy Phase Ii
anu tree green space could be retained even with increased
NarKiny requ r:iments.
herr, Woodhouse, representing 'frammel.l. Crow, stated the proof of
parking scheme previousiv shown is over the minimum parking
stelnoares. Iney set Forth In their leases the numb.:r -f parking
shares H tenant can have. In order to not hive to redo their
hruef= of parking plan, he suggest nd a perpetuv.l covenant on the
pdresl that certain green areas w'.l.r not up taken out to assure
Me Council that they w111 be ret.ainede He sc.Pted that they are
watehiny i.rieir parkinq requiremenus and ar;: being Careful in how
much pai'tiny they give to each lessor.
RESOLUTION N0.82-264
PRM1141MRY PLA
JOHN Le HENNING
HENNING'S 1ST ADON.
7`.7:'6 )
Iters 9-D
j )'%R INCE 9 FINAL
PLAT/PLAN, SITE PLAN
TRAMMELL CROW
PLYMOUTH 3IISINESS
CENTER (81044/82023)
Item 9-E
B
Hegukar Council Meeting
June 7, 1982
Nage 150
Councilmember Threinen stated he is concerned with the green
space to the west as there are hovel there which look down on
the developmnnt. Could these areas be designated as green space
forever? Mr. Woodhouse answered they had already enlarged the
careen space to the nest in spite of the fact that it had been
approved for parking.
Far a Wor4dhouse proposed
the City had asked for,
paving the most visual
parKiny spaces between
the use ofthe parking
in the future.
a 40 fort Island rather than the 30 foot
The le4ndscaping Is planned for the area
impact to the neighbors and 494. The
the bcdldings cannot be taken out while
space!3 to the west may become necessary
Councilmember Schneider asked if Trammell Crow would be willing
to allocate space for parking from Phase II1. Mr. Woodhouse
answered he wouldn't like to commit to anything at this time.
Councilmefter Schneider e,tated it woulc. mean that Phase III
uuildings would have to be reduced but he would like the
proof -of -parking for the entire development allocated with the
chase lit area.
Mayor uavenport state] lit' believed the parking should be
allocated during development to spread the parking over the
entire uevelopment and not all to the south In Phase III. He
stated concern that the petitioner wiwld have to carefully °
mon or occupannles Lind parking needs to a%o fl running out of
parking space before buildings were fully !Rased.
c'iscussion continued on the Council's previous direction to
change the lot line by 15 feet to the vest.
Hr. Woodhouse stated lie would have n3 problem with a covenant
prohibiting removal of the widened greenstrip adjacent to
Annapolis Lane as well as the other green strips. Councilmember
Iain stat.,ed the green areas should be specified.
MUIiUN dtas made by Councilm,mber Neils, seconded by
Cuuncllmember Ihreinen, to adopt HE ;OLUTION NO. 82-265 APPROVING
wuU FINAL PLAN ANU PLAT FOR THAMM!1 L CROW COMPANY FOR "PLYMOUTH
uU&(L,bS CENTill SECONU AUUITIUN" Of U0 76-1) (81044).
Motion carried on a Hull Call vote, five ayes,
rwiluN was glade by Councilmember Schneider, seconded by Mayor.
Uavenport, to adopt HLIULUTION N0. 81-266 SETTING CONDs'ItO`fS
1ALUARUING APPROVAL OF AND TO 8L MLT PRIOR TO FILING MPUD FINAL
FLAT ANL PLAN FOR "PLYMOUTH BUSINESS CLNTER SECOND ADDTION"
WUU 78-1) FOR THAMMLLL CROW COMPANY (61044) deleting condition
06 and adding a new 08 as follows: "prior to final plat
submittal a revised proof -of -parking plan, retaining the
proposed green strips In Phase It, be provided for the frill
amount of ordinance required parking for the entire PUD."
RESOLUTION N0.92-265
VIRAL
TRAMMELL CROW CO.
PLYMOUTH 3USINE5S
Ci'NTER ( 91044)
Item 9-E
RESOLUTION NO.92-266
5 TTIt C C9 IT ON5
PRIOR TO FILING PLAT
PLYMOUTH HI ISIW S5
CENTER, TRAMMELL
CROW COMPANY ( 81044 )
Item 9-E
Negular Council Meeting
June 7, 1982
4aye 191
butib i I IUTE MOTION was made by Counc 1 lmemhe r Neils, seconded by
Councllmember Threinen, to adopt RESULJTION NO. 62-266 SETTING
CuhU1Cl'WS KLGMWING APPROV& OF AND TO BE MET PRIOR TO FILING
WUU r 1NAL PLAT ANU PLAN for " Rlymo+ith Busines Center Second
Audition" (K-dU 76-1) for Trammell Crow Company (91044) adding
condition Yy as follows: "Appropriate convenants shall be filed
with the final plat requiring the -green space shown on the site
Ulan on the north, west, and south of the site and on the east
adjacent to warehouse Y2 as shown on the exhibit staff dated
b -7 -til and placed on P , le, to be maintained as green space in
perpet+i_tf." Al=o, add condition #10 as follows: "Further
necdAssdry adjustments to the MPUU proof -of -parking plan shall be
maue from the area designated "future building" on the site
plan. Prior to approval of the site plan for the site
uesiynated as "future building" on this plan, the proof -of -
Narking plan for the M'UU shall be evaluated against standards
then in existence."
mr. Woodhouse po' ' ted out the green areas he would agree could
stay in Place forever. When it comes time to evaluate Phase III
the current Narking needs will be evaluated as to the parking
being proposed in Phase IIi. Engineer Moore prepared the
exhlnit showing the green areas which is to be reflected in the
covenants.
Pity Attorney Lefler urged the elimination of condition p7
because it is simply a restatement of ordinance and shouldn't be
handled with covenants.
MUTIUN Mas made by Couneilmember Schneider, seconded by
Councilmepber Neils, to amend by deleting condition 117 and
renumber the remaining co lit Ions.
Motion to amend carried on a Roll. Call vote, five ayes.
buustitut.e motion, as amended, carried on a Holl Call vote, Five
ayes.
heyaru.iny Lhe site plan, Councilmember Schneider asked Mr.
wuodnouse why the Council should make an exception as to the
nuitwer of overstory t les as provided in the aiidscape policy,
since this is an industrial development abutting a residential
area. He beltpves there is a sea of asphalt in the dpvclopmr,nt
wnicll should have greet areas, and trees. This Is Lhe first
requested policy exception and the Council should assure the
proposed plan is a very god one.
Councibnember 1hrelnen stated trees are durable and taller than
siuubs anu are needed to break up the vertical Impact walls of
0e warehouse. Nt3 st:auxi more trees art : warranted.
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Regular Council heating
June y,
mage 1.52
ter. Woodhouse asked for two weeks
planted and invited the Council
explained the proposed plans and
lieu of approximately 59 trees.
to get all the P,.ase I shrubs
to make an inspection. He
the use of rock and shrubs in
MUT10k was made by Councilmember Schneider, seconded by
Councilmember Threlnen, to adopt RESOL1s1s'IGN N0.82 -266A APPROVING
sloL FLAN FOR TRAHMELL CROW COMPANY FOR. THE SECOND PHASE OF
PLVWUUTH BUSINESS CENTER" WUD 78-1 LOCATED SOUTH AND EAST OF
ANNAPOLIS LANE, WEST OF INTERSTATE 494 (62023) and add condition
oy as follows: La,kdscape islands shall have concrete curb,
shall be sodded and shall be planted with trees.
MuIIUN wAs made by Councilmember Schneider, seconded by
Councilmember Threinen, to amend the motion to add condition p1O
as follo%s: The landscape plan shall be enhanced to increase
the number o_ trees to comply with the landscape policy, A.e. an
additional 59 trees.
Councilmember Schneider stated the intent of the amendment
litcludes direction to staff to verify compliance with the
landscape policy.
Motion to amend carried, three ayes. Mayor Davenport and
Councilmember Neils voted nay.
Motion on amended resolution carried on a Roil Call vote, five
ayes.
Planner Iremere stated that this request for a revised PUD final
pian/plat for Lowry Hills Construction Company for "Deerhaven
Second Adition" ItPUD 81-4 (81011) has been reviewed by
wePlanning Commission, The Issue which was before the
Commission was the fact that the building on the west Is moved
approximately '15 feet closer to the Deerwood Lane property line.
Lt is within the setback requirements but was changed from 65
feet to 5U feet and placement of the buildings is rotated
somewhat, The Planning Commission recommended approval with the
understanding that the berming and laid scaping remain as
aiiproved0
Counvilmenwer Schneider asked about existiny berming and whether
it could be extended around the corner to eliminate the view of
the Lopnhouses from the house across the street.
Bernie Barr, developer, answered that the townhouses w.ii i be
almost 0vBible from the street.
veil Weber,
corner but
corner.
architect, stated the berm care be wrapped arourd tht..
he doesn't want to block the view of traffic at the
RESOLUTION 82-266A
APPROVING SITE PL-A%N
TRAMMELL CRAW CO.
PLYMOUTH BUSINESS
CENTER MPUD 78-1
82023)
Item 9-E
neyular Council Meeting
June 7, 1962
Nage 153
Tne Mayor suggested moving the juilding a little further back on
the lot to give more room to the front. Mr. Weber stated he
could get a setback of more than 50 feet but it probably won't
be b5 feet. He added he is willing to herm as high a* the City
w i i allow.
mil.Ut4 was made by Councilmember Schneider, seconded by
Counciimember Moen, to adopt I:ESOLUTION N0. 82-267 APPROVIOG
rttVIbtU I UU FINAL PLAN AND PLAT AND CONUITIOKAL USE PERMIT
AMLNUMLNT FUM LU%HY HILL'S CONSTRUCTION COMPANY FOR "DEERHAVEN
btCUNU Aut;ll LUN" (RPUU 61-4) ( 81011) .
notion carrieu on a Holl Call vote, five ayes*
muhOh was made by Councilmcerber Schneider, seconded by Aayor
uavenport, to auopt HESULUTION NO. 82-268 SETTING CONL'ITIONS
rtLAl iPtm 1U .%IU IU UL MET PHIUH TO FILING REVISED PUD FINAL PLAN
wiu rLAS , Cuhu1110NAL USE PERMIT /OCNUMENT AND SITE PLAN FOR
LUONY IULLS L'UNSrkUCTION COMPANY FOR "11; Flit'AVEN SECOND ADDITION"
WUU bl-4)(tl1U11) adding condition 05 cis follows: "The berm on
t:v: norto..east corner of 57th Avenue and Deerwood Lane be
uicreased as much as would allow for safe visibility, extended
in an easterly direction subject to approval by the City
tngineer."
Notion carried on a Roll Call vote, five ayes.
Manager Willis stated that the appeal of Board of Zoning
Adjustments and Appeals ruling by Ward Krueger/KLK Construction
Company, Inc., is for sethack varlarices For property at 17210
1Yth Ave. N. lLot 1, block 3, Oakdale West Addition),, The Board
of Loniny Adjustment and Appeals found that there was not
sufficient basis for granting the request. Mr. Krueger has
subsequently petitioned the Council to overturn the decision of
t ive Uod rd .
utscusslon followed on the width of lots 2 and 3 at the 35 foot
setuack and the 5u foot setback.
Helen Harrison, 2755 Holly Lane, representing Ward Krueger,
dSKedTorr vail ances to allow a 47 foot setback rather than ':he
setbacK wnirh would be necessary to comply with the terms of the
plat approval for this .lut (arid for Lot 3), the house on lot Z,
at did b1 ic:it setback, would look at the backyards of the houses
on either slue of It. She proposed revised equal setbacks for
the tiome%> on lots 2 and 3.
Cuuwiel tmenwer Schneider stated this f,roblem was discussed
edrlis,r with Uon hyrun who platted the i.ots. Mr, Myron Stated
Ile cuitid design a home to Pit on this lot and on Lot 3, and
tneretove: asked for 3 lots rather than 2. He sugtlested that a
houAe could be custom de:iagned for the .lot; Ms. Harrison
re,ipoi, 'ed such a design wool: not he tleslrab_e.
RESOLUTION N0.82-267
APPROVI NIG F1 RXI
Ii PLAN AND CUP,
L OWRY HILLS CO.
OEERHAVEN 2ND ADUN"
81011)
Item 9-F
RESOLUTION N0.82-268
SETYINC C010ITIO
LOWRY HILLS CO.
DEERHAVEN 2ND ADDN
Item 9-F
APPEAL OF BOARD OF
ZONING -WARD KRUEGER
Item 9-G
Regular Council Meet i ng
June ?, 1yt31
Pape '154
Cotmeilmearber 1hreinen stated that"', the rcauest doesn't meet any
of the 0. r4tgrla for granting a variance.
Mayor Uave sport :Mated
stated no could build
setback and now he is
rAyron should be p: e:sent
thal; whem this lot was divided Mr. Myron
a house un this lett with an 80 foot
supp)rt ing the varlarict . He stated Mr.
to explain this.
uiscussiort continued on alternative setbacks for lots 1 and 3,.
Mse ldarrison confirmed the petitioner coi-itrols Lots 1 - 3.
PsullUN was made by Councilmember Moen, seconded by Councilmember
bchneioer, to adopt RLSOLUVIUN N0. 62- UPHOLDING RULINC OF
u%AnU (k 1ONIt4; ADJU51MLNTS ANU /.PPEALS IN THE MATTER OF WART`
KnlLaN FON PHUNOTY LUCATtu AT 1721U 19TH AVENUE NORTH.
Potion failed on a Holl Call vote, two ayes. Mav-)r Uavenport,
Councilmemuers Hells and Schneider voted nay.
I.ouncilmemder Schneider stated he couldn't
on I:hesv three lots. He also would like
answer Council's questions. Councilmember
need for a variance gas creaked, in part,
an interest in the property.
MUTIUN was made by
Counciimember Thretnen,
of June 21 so Mr. exon
documents regarding the
peL.i boner for review by
approve the variance
Mr. Myron present to
Threinen stated the
by Mr. Myron who has
CI
oun%Llmember Schneider, seconded by
to defer this matter until the meet.nq
Myron could be present and sc, legal
Ian,.) purchase could be provi ;ed by the
the City AUorney,
City Attorney Lefler Qtated that
Ownel of tote lot, a basis Cor, the
duded Ghat it would be important
uueuments of the sale, to determine
iviot ion carrieJ, five ayes.
if Ward Krueger is the fee
variance might be found. He
for the Council to have the:
the ownership intorest.
Uius were rr. oeived on L,he 19b.) Se -d Codt Nrugram buL ^-..ie of the
U.Luoor,, 3ubritt'ed the required inf'ormati-it -1h-)UL tn6r fir+ns,
t is expected Ghat this information will be received and a
recumnevvUatlorl for ou1)tr ct(#r will ve ..wallahte for tet;e ;lune 21
Inee:L .01Y%
mullW was made by Councilmember Schneider, cieconded by
CotunclimemUer Muen, tea .etlopt RLSt1LUTION NC. 81"-1-269 AMLf0INC
ue.VLLWML•NT' COh11'4ACT FOH S:IiM1UT LAKL WOUOS 3111) ADDITCON
A-r,b 1) .
KoLipn carried on a Boll Call vote; f1ve eyes.
1)82 SEAL COAT
la 11 OCR AM
t L e'en 9-H*
RESOLUTION NO.8?-269
AMENO M5C F,L i1T
CONTHACT , SCHMIDT
LAKE: WUOUS 3110 AOUN.
A-691)
I t. r;n'i 9-1*
heyular Council Meeting
June 1, '082
Nage 155
tIALIN was made by CGuncllmember Schneider, secondod by
Councilmember Hoe ri, -to a+!opt RESOLUTION Ni). 82-270 APPROVING
CKAK& OKULN NU, 1, NRUJECT U170 PHASE III, SCHEJULE G, SEW AND
6w L'14M11N1'fY PLAYFIELL% IMPHOVEHENTS - 2ACH.iRY RAYFILEO by
auaing y-j,jb7.8U.
Mut ion carrl.ed on a Roll Call vot.e., five aye,,,
wu l l'JN was macre Ley Counci lmen#,er Schneider, seconded by
Councilmember poen, tj adopt RCSOLUTION N0, 82-271 Otl)ERYNC
NutiLLC htAh!NU UN 1HL NRUPOSEU VACAYION OF STREETS IN AND
o.uJKL'trw l 1'U i -&L1, C1riL LAKE REGIONAL PANK.
Mttaln carrteo on a RO1.1 CaJ 1 vote, five ayes9
lite property owners in Schiiildt's Garden Addition have submitted
a petition for the Instillation of "Black Magic", a dust
preventative, on Urbandale Court. Engineer (More statiecl the
City staff will prepare the prellmtridey eng lneer.Lrg report on
the proposed project. He stated he wants to Bio more research on
it, product before recommending its usc.
rrf1t) bwannsson, 16J0 Highway 55, stated there has been a dust
problem o: this street for a number of years. Most of the
neiyhbors have signed the petition and are wiltioig to pay for
the product but they would like the City to apply 1.. They also
ueLieve tree City should share in the cost.
rianayer Willis sugyested the preliminary eng"nt Bring report, to
the extent that they deal with evaluating the product, be
incurred by the City.
NUIlUN was made by Councilmember Moen,
i4eils, to adopt &'.•UL-JTION NO, 82-272
i(LNUn1 , UUbT PHLVtN1Ai,LVE *.ASURES
bChMiul'S UANULhS AUi)ITION,
seconded by Couqcilmemher
URtk liI NG PREPARATION OF
ON URBANDALE COURT IN
etutlon carried on a Holl Call vote, five ayes.
I.011UN was made by Councilmember Schneider, seconded by
L'uuiiciLwenwer Moen, to adopt Ri_SOLU1'I0N NO, 82-273 APPROVIN*,1
FUU,iib wvU bPH'IFlt'ATIONS ANU ORUERIN" AUVERTISEME.NT FOR B[03
Ni%UJL1:l 2U1 LAIUCKPAHLLH AUUITIUII, PROJECT 2U2 - WES] RIUGI:
isINILa 41n AUUITIUN, PHOJfCT 211 - OXBOW HIUGE ANILT[^
ui 1L1l Y NNU blKLf l IMPH0LMENTS.
Hution carried un a Holl Catl vote, five ayes.
mU1104 was made Uy Councilmember Schneider, seconded by
Coulit,11mumuer Moen, to adopt RESOLUTION NO,, X32-2:4 ADoPTINC
A-NLZ) M*,N1 5, ViiU.ILCT NU. 22b In the amount of $2,113.19.
Motinr carried un a Holl Cal l vote, rive ayes.
RESOLUTION N0.82-270
CSN.. No .
PROJECT 017, ZACHARY
CtNMUNITY PLAY'FIEt.D
PHASE. III, SEED, SOD
Item 9-J+
RE'SMUTION N0962-271
RERNG E NG
VACATION OF STREETS
M1;UXQNE LAKE PARK
Item )-K*
SCHNIO'. ' S GARDENS
DUST PREVENTAYIVE
Item 9-L
RESOLUTION NO.K-272
ORTILRING REF RT
DUST PREVENTNTIVE
URbANOALE COURT
SCHMIDTIS GARDENS
Item 9--L
RESOLUTION NO.e2-273
APPRUVING L I357
SPECS, ORQI:R!I;.1 BIDS
PROJECTS 201, ; X12, &
211 STREET IMP,
Item 9-M'
RESOLUTION NO.82-274
ADUPTIRG A57TUM,
PROJECT N0. 228
Item 9-N*
regular Council, Meeting,
June i, 19b2
Nage 156
MUTIU14 was made lig Councilmember Schneider, seconded by
Councilmember Moen, to adopt RESOLUTION NOO 82-275 RECEIVING
NL FI Ti(ft FN PUBLIC IMPROVEMENTS AT *141) R.'DGE AT BASS LAKE STH
AUATION, MISSION HILLS PARK 67H ADDITION, MINNEAPOLIS WORK
mWSE. PRUP"TY0 RUDY BOSCHWITZ PARCEL, PARCEL OF LAND NORTH OF
AM"ST Auul`(ION AND SOUTH OF HANEL ROAD, LAND SOUTH OF C.R. 10
t rel OF LAC14ARY LANE NORTH OF RAILROAD AND WEST OF NATHAN LANE,
tvw PRUNUSEU uASS LAKE RIUGE ADDITION.
ivaotion carried on a Holl Call vote, five ayes.
Mayor Uavenport recommended that
v5 mpt to 40 mph on 101 from C.R.
two curves north of 19th Ave. and
oe es.tablisneu on 101 ana C n4,
dnd through the intersection in
SLUdy resu.lts. Re asked staff
sdkiie for a future rreet i ry.
he speed limit be reduced from
6 northMard to the area of the
a school speed limit of 30 mph
Mtacent to the Oakwood school
accordance with MnDOT traffic:
o dr?df t a resolution ordering
riultuN was made by CounciimPmt•er Schnetder, seconded by
Cuuncilmembtr Moen, to adopt RESOLUTION NO. 82-276 AUTHORIZING
I'hL r+U& ll' SALE OF TAX F ONF LI 1 PAHCF LS FOR NUN -PAYMENT OF REAL
t51r1 t TAALbe
notion carried on a Roll Call vote, five ayes.
EMUFLUN wds made by
Council;w,mber Moen, to
I HL L0t4VLYANLL OF FAX
FUIi PUBLIC USE.
Councilmember Schneider, seconded by
adopt RESOLUTION NO. 82-277 REQUESTING
unrtll' PARCELS TO THE CITY OF PLYMOUTH
Notion carried on a Noll Call vote, five ayes.
MuT.IuN was made by Counci lmember Schneider, seconded by
Counciimember Moen, to adopt RESOLUTION NU. 82-278 AUTHORIZING
IAL PiAVOw ANU CITY MANj1(kR TO ENI LM 1 "1TO A U ISPOSi TION AGREEMENT
Willi 1riE HLhNLPIN COUNTY OFFICE OF P0NNING AND DEVLLOPMENT FOR
HiL 14UNNUSL OF ACQUIRING THE SENIOR CITI&N HOUSING SITE,
rtut,iun carriee ora a Roll Call vote, five ayes.
Mw luN was made bu Cuur c i intember Moen, seconded by Counci lm-mber
Ihr:;ter., to auopt Ht5UL11FIUN NU. bZ-279 APPROVING THF
kribIALL.ATIUN OF NO PAHK,ING S.IUNS UN THE NORTH SIUE: OF 'IST AVENUE
wur lrr tit4.lhr11NV UN THE WLST AT SPATE HIGHWAY 101 ANI. PROCEEDING
U%bIt_KLY 10 )dL. 1NILHSltCF1UN UP 1ST AVkNUL AND INLAND LANE.
Iwot.tun carried on a Roll Call vote, five ayes.
Ir)
it.
luN was imo.av by Courrcl.lmember Schneider, seconded by
unci 1mw4)er Moen, t+ adopt HLSOLUT.ION NO. 82-280 APPOINTING
N%HLNL1L MAHUNSKV FU THE BUARO Of ZONING AUJUSTME NT AND APPEALS
for a term to expire January 31, 1984.
Notion carr -it -0 on a Roll Call vute, five ayes.
RESOLUTION NO.82-275
RECEIVING F'ETITZONS
PUBLC IMPROVEMENTS
Item 9-0-1 thru 7w
MnDOT TRAFFIC STUDY
C.R. 6 & 101
Item 9-P
RESOLUTION N0.82-276
AUTHORIZING SALE Of
TAX FORFtIT PARCELS
Item 9-Q*
HESOLUTION N0.92-277
CONVEYANCE OF' TAX
FORrF. I T PARCELS TO
CITY FOR PI1FtL 1C USE
Item 9-Q*
RESOLUTION N0682479
AGREEME14T WITH
COUNTY TO ACQU.IRI"
SEN T ON, CITIZEN
HOUSING SITE
Item 9-11*
R1 . GLUT FON N0.82-279
TR:70716N
PARKING SIGNS
NORTH SIDE OF IST
AVE
ltrin 9-S
RESOLUTION NO,8r -?80
APP014TMVN T TO ROAk0
M ZONING- LAWRF NCH'
MAROF'SKY
Itenn 9-T-1*
neyular Council Meeting
uune 7, 14a
Nage 157
rruIALW was made by CounclImember Schneider, seconded by RESOLUTION N0.82-281
Louncilmember Noen, to adopt RESOLUTION •N0. 82-281 NAMING APPOINTMENT TO .D.
NyTMI.CIA HUYT-NEILS AS NOMINEE TO SERVE AS COUNCIL 281 COMMUNITY ED &
nLPHL5tmTAf.1VE TO THE: INDEPENDW SCHOOL DISTRICT 281 COMEIUNITY SERVICES CY,11 CIL
LUUCATIUN & SLNVICLS ADVISORY COUNCIL. Item 9-f-2*
motion carried on a Roll Call vote, five: ayes.
oW Lull was made by Councilmember Schnelder, seconded by RESOLUTION NOe82-282
Councilmember Noen, to adopt RESOLUTION NO. 82-282 APPROVING PROVING 51SBURSE7
u tbuwn.LMLmI S f UK THL N NIUD ENDING 4/3U/82 in the amount of MENTS FOR PERIOD
i i tvo ,7 14.16. ENDING 4/30/82
Item 9-U*
u' wn carriers on a A011' Call vote, five ayes,
muf.lure was made by Councilmember Schneider, seconded by RESOLUTION N0.82-283
Luufkcilmember Moen, to adopt HLSOLUT ION We S2-283 APPROWI 4; f?RS LICENSE
eruuLLKb LICLNSL for Paul McDonald to sell tools. PAUL pt DONALD
Itcsn 9 -V -1-a#
rlot.Lon cd!<ried on a Holl Call vote, five ayese
mul iviv was made by Counclimember Schneider, seconded by RESOLUVION NO.82-234
Councilmember Moen, to adopt hLSOLIIf iliN Nu. ti2-284 APPROVING PEDDLERS LICENSE
PLUUI.LKJ L.IC'LNSL VUH Mary Patte:r::on, Recreation Supervisor, City RECREATION DEPT.
ofVlymuutti, to sell pre -wrappers foods at the East Medicine Lake CITY OF PLYMOUTH
ued'cti. Item 9 -'d -1-b'
motion carried on a Holl Call vote, five ayes.
Mu I luN wa. made by Councilmember Moen, seconded by Councilmember GARBAGE HAULERS
5chnelder, to defer the issuance of a Garbage Haulers Llcen;;e to LICENSE -SUNRISE"
bur-trlse banitation until the applicant can be present to spea!: 3ANITATIGN
to the Council. Item 9-V-?
motion carriers on a (loll Call vote, five dyes,
oul ivir was made by CounclLmember Moen, seconded by Counr..ilmembef. RESOLUTION NO.82-285
iiel is, to twupt HL• SULUTIUN NU, 82-285 APPROVING APPLICATION OF TEMPORARY 3.2 OR
WviVU1010 m,UN-iNIUX1CATING MALT LIQUOR L1CLNSFS for David LICENSES
LUhoUX, Poke Miroslavicr, Uaniel Super, and Nick Busch. Item 9-V-3
LuunCL bitember %)cwte Lder stated he had d call from the homeowners
dSbUQLdLwn near Lachary playfield stating they want a 3.2 beer
lt.ue.r sL to rx)lu d picnic and sof'tbal L game out they found that
Lilt, uram sirup insurance wa`, too expensive.
ALLuriiey Letter rLateti that lie believes the. City should not make
do except.wii since the State has nuw covered 3,2 beer under the
uram shop reyuireinerlts.
IIIUL ion CdMiMi oil a Rol l Call vote, f ive ayes.
hegular i.otlncll Memting
lune 7, 1962
Page 156
K&OHI;S Ot OFF10ER59 13OAHIIS AND C014MISSIONS
MUTTON was made by Councilmernber Schneider, seconded by
Councilmember Moe., to adopt RESOLUTION NO, 82-286 ACCEPTING THE
1y§1 FINANCIAL REPORT ANU AUDIT,
Ken Ja& , representing Moen & Penttila, Ltd., the laity's
auditors, stated they found no flnanclai items requiring action.
Uiscussion was held on how to better the City's credit rating;
w1 ether it woula be profitable fox the Council to discuss t.ne
matter directly with representatives of Moody's.
motion carried on a Holl Call vote, five ayes,,
manager wit -Lis stated
Council was provided
consultants. He has
stating how the policy
steps should be taken
to rward .
mu i WN was
Councilmember
days, until
prucedure,
urat't policy
their input,
that at the last Council meeting the
with t*o options on the selection of
brought It back in a resolution format
could be .implemented. If it. is adopted,
o select a committee to move the proceaSs
made by Counclimember Threlnen, seconded by
Schneider, to defer this matter for at least 30
he Council has had time to further consider thea
he Manager recommended that In the meantime the
be sent to existing City consultants ttu solicit
notion carried, five ayes.
Mu11uN was made by Councilmember Moen, secorideo by Councilmember
ihreinen, to defer the adoption or a policy creatlnq the
Plymouth Nark and Recreation Land trust until the Perk and
1<et tation Advisory Commission has reviewed ood discussed It.
Motion cdrried, fs.ve ayes.
I'm Ilow was made by Councllmember Ne 1.1 s. seconded by
Councilmemeer Moen, to adopt HES)LUTION NO. 82-287 CONFIRMING
HAWut A 1 KUML GU IUL• L 1NLS F 0H HE. SI -14101i C I T I &N ULI L NEED
bPLCIAL ASSLbSMENC POLICY.
11 -ie Lounci.l reviewed the policy
rounu no chanyes necessary,
for the 1?1.2 calendar year ,end
mtmioh carried on a Roll hall vote, five ayes.
RESOLUTION NO.82-286
ACCEPTING 1981
FINANCIAL REPORT &
AUDIT
Item 1C -A
CONSULTANT
SELECTION
Item 10-H
POLICY CREATING
LAND TRUST
Item 10-C
RESOLUTION NO.A2-287
CONFIRMING ACI AND
INCOW GUI0FL INFS
FOR SENIOR CITIZENS
Ite.11 10 -IJ
mequi ar Council Mee .16ty
junk 1, lrbt
rage 1yy
MuILuw was made by Counc.ilmember Schneider, seconded by
Lounc.ilmember Threinen, that the City Manoger write the Park
Keservc regarding: 1) the posting of a sign at Zachary and 36th
Ave. to indicate when the access to the park Is full.; 2) that
that temporary access will be clovied permanently by October,
Wbj; 3) that some form of coTmounIcat. ifins be provided to those
people using the access that it will (.lose on October, 1983 or
when the ruad to CA. 9 Is opened, Nhicheyer comes first; and 4)
that the Nark Heserve be reminded that they are to provide a
turnaround at 36th Ave.
motion carried, five ayes.
Ne weetlr(y was ac journed at 11:35 p.m.
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