HomeMy WebLinkAboutCity Council Minutes 06-21-1982MINUTES
REGULAR COUNCIL MEETING
June 21, ;a42
The regular meeting of the Plymouth
order by Acting Mayor Schneider at
Chambers of the City Center at 3400
e1, 1982.
City Council was called to
7:40 p.m. In the Council
Plymouth Boulevard on June
PKESLNT: Actinq Mayor Schneider, Councllmembers Moen, Neils,
and fhreinen, City Manager Willis, Assistant C:ty
Manager Boyles, Planner Tremere, Engineer Moore,
Assistant City Attorney Lefler, and City Clerk No-lk
Ab5LN1: Mayor Davenport
CUNSENT AGLrVA
fufiUN was made by Councilmember Moen, seconded by
Threinen, to approve the consent agenda with the
item b -G.
Motion carried on a Roll Call vote, four ayes.
M1NU`I"LS
Mu'110N was made oy Councilmember
Hweinen, to approv.. the+;mutes
of June 7 as submitted.
Councilmember
except ion of
Morn, seconded by Councilmember
of the regular Council meetin-j
MoLlon carried on a Roll C i1 l vote, four ayes.
NnLSENTATIUN
Manager Willis stated that the Council previously ordered a
report, from Professional Stirvlce,3 Group, Inc., the consultants
for the Infiltration/lnf ow (I/I) Analysis of Plymouth's
sanitary sewer system.
Lngineer Moore stated that this process sti*rted two
when the Metropolitan Waste Control Commisslon
Plymouth as a cominunity with excessive I/1. The City
grant to conduct a study on the current- and projected
years ago
Identified
received a
flow.
CONSENT
Item S
MINUTES
MEETING
1982
Item 6*
AGENDA
REGULAR
OF ZgJNE 7,
PRESENTATION -
INFII_TRATION/INFLOW
ANALYSIS
Item 7
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Mr. Charles Ahl, project engineer with Professional Services
Uroup made a presentation of the study to the City Council and
stateo the next step will be w get state and federal
concurrcnce on the study. He broke dowry the current base flow
by ulstrict. He described how the amount of I/I was
determined. The 1/1 in various districts was further broken
down on a da;, peak day, and annual basis. The projected future
flows were presented. He stated the projected flow for 1990 is
761 mild compared to the 5.28 mgd allocation by the Metro Waste
Control Commission.
Mr. Ahl presented five alternatives to deal with the situation
including: 1) transporting and treating all flow, 2) removing
Lite of the J.' -flow, 3) removing 1/2 the inflow and 15% of the
infiltration; w) removing 3/4 of the inflow and 40% of the
infiltration, and 5) 1/2 of the Inflow and 30% of the
intiltratlon.
The report covered recommomded five year design, replacement
costs, estimated costs per alternative, amount of money needed
to Lr ansport and treat flow over the 20 year period, and a
compdr i son of costs for each district in Plymouth. Mr. Ahl
wresenteu the conclusions anu recommerulations Including a formal
preventaLave maintenance program being started, the City
strictly enfurcirri the State plumbing code, submitting the
report to the Minnesota Pollution Control Agency which will
transmit it to the USLNA for approval, and the preparation of a
collection system and maintenance manual.
Uiscussion continued on proposed future reduction3 and the ease
or fiiminy inflow versus infiltration leaks.
Counclimember Threinen stated that the City must do something to
cwnply with the 19%) MWCC sewage allotment of 5.375 mgd.
Manager Willis s ateO the MWCC has recummended the City conduct
the Sewer bystem Evaluation Stirvey (SSES).
Ln-jineer Moore pointed out that the City must go through the
M%CC to apply for grant money because Plymouth cannot apply
directly, but that it was unlikely that a grant will be
approved,
Muliw4 was mile by Counciimember Threinen, seconded by RESOLUTION NO.82-288
Councilmember Nells, to adopt HESOLUTION N0, 82-288 RECEIVING _ I, §FPOR7=
KLPUn 1 t UH 11f 1L! KA 1 J UN/ INF LUW A.NALYS.S t PROJECT 018. INF ILTRAY ION!INFLOW
ANALYSI1
Motion carried on a Holl Call vote, four a) es. PROJECT 018
Item 7
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Mro, Mayeron, Vice President
stated that because N%CC is
there will. be money for the
the priorities they have set
hasn't allocated funds.
of Professional Services Croup,
the grantee, it appears unlikely
survey work until 1985 because of
and because the federal government
ET1110NS, REQUESTS AMU COMMUNICATIONS
Acting Mayor Schneider stated that the Council has two chcices
regarding action on the site plan and conditional use permit
request of Storer Cable Communications for a building and
antenna in downtown Plymouth which was denied on May 17. They
could send a revised site plan to the Planning Commission for
another public hearing or the Council may waive Robert's Rules
and reconsider the matter tonight. He stated he believed it
would be best to waive Robert's Rules to save time arn1 money and
furnish cable television service to the City of Plymouth as soon
as possible. He added the Planning Commission has reviewed the
plan and has no concerns with it.
NUtAON was made by Counclimember Neils, seconded by
Councilmember 4oen, to suspend Robert's Rules to reconsider the
j,roposai of Storer Cable ConlivunicatIons for a site plan and
conditional use permit.
cuuncilmember Threinen stated lie would like
this waiver is a one time only exception
61visual matter and the Council shou.LJ have
instead of denying at F.ne meeting of May
believes it is not (unproper but is imprudent,
It understood that
because it is an
deferred the plan
17. He stated lie
Motion tarried or a Roll Call vote, four ayes.
MUT ION was made by Councilmemu:.r Thre.ine i,
Councilmember Wells, to reconsider the request.
Mutiu+t carried on a Roll Call vote, four ayes.
MU'l -I Nd was made by
Councilmen6lr Moen, to
blTL PLAN FOR s roKER
COkNLR OF V ICKSBURG LANE
seconded by
Councilmember Neils, seconded by
approve RESOLUTION NO. 82-289 APPROVING
CABLE COMMUNICATIONS AT THE SOUTHLAST
AND NEW COUNTY ROAD 9 ( `010.
Motion Carried on a (toll Call vote, four ayes.
STORER ME
COMMUNICATIONS
Item 8-A
RESOLU11ON N0.82-289
XPPROVIFE STYE PL
STORER CABLE
COMMUNICATIONS
8?iO18)
Item 8-A
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MUI LUN was made by Councilmember Neils, seconded by RESOLUTION N0.82490
Councilmember Moen, to adopt RESOLUTION N0. 82-290 APPROVING APPROVING
WNU11TONAL USE. PERMIT FOR STONER CABLE COMMUNICATIONS FOR .. 100 CONDITIONAL USE
FUUT TU* -k TO kk LOCATED ON A SITE AT THE SOUT.HE.AST CORNER OF PERMIT-STORER CABLE
1CKJHUK" LANE. AMU NEW COUNTY ROAU 9 (82018). (82018)
Item 8-A
Motion carried on a Roll Call vote, four ayes.
MUI'1UN was made by Councilmember Moen, seconded by Councilmember. RESOLUTION N0.82-291
1'hreinen, to adopt RESOLUTION NO. 82-291 AUTHORIZING RELEASE O' AUTHORIZING NFITASr
NTE. rEK UHMANCL GUARANTEE FOR METROPOLITAN STATE BANK OF SITE PERFORMANCE
PLYMOUTH (A-815) . BOND, METROPOLITAN
STATE BANK (A-815)
Notion carried on a Roll Call vote, four ayes. Item 8-8-1*
Mt!IIUN was made by Councllmember Moen, seconded by Councilmember RESOLUTION N0.82-292
11weinen, to ao..,rt RESOLUTION NO. 82-292 AUTHORIZING RELEASE OF ASI
biTL NEHfORMANCL G'IARANTEE FOR RYAN CONSTRUCTION COMPANY, UNITED SITE PERFORMANCE
nhwwAKt ulbTHIEIl1TING CUMPAJY (A-865). BOND, RYAN CONST. CO
A-865)
Motion carried on a Roll Call'vote, four ayes. Ttem 8-8-2*
Mulitai was maae by Councilmember Moen, seconded by Councilmember RESOLUTION N0.82-293
Ihrcinen, to adopt HESOLUfION N0. 82-293 AUTHORIZING RELEASE OF AUTHORIZfNG AELEW
all t Ntkf UHMANCL GUAKANTLE FIRST NATIONAL BANK OF MINNEAPOLIS, SITE PERFORMANCE
0 iMUUTM OFFICE (79U14). BOND, 1ST NATIONAL
BANK (79014)
Motion carried on a Holl Call vote, four ayes. Item 8-8-3*
MuliUN was made by Councllmember Moen, seconded by Councilmember RESOLUTION N0.82-294
Threinetn, to adopt HLbULUTION NU.82-294 AUTHORIZING RELEASE OF AUTHORIZIM
bl'IL VL00MANCE: GUARANTEE FOR HONEYWELL CORPORATION (A-151). SITE PERFORMANCE
BOND,, HONEYWELL
Motion carried on a Roll Call vote, four ayes. (A-151)
It%n 8-8-4*
MUItUN was made by Councilmember Moen, seconded by Councilmember RESOLUTION NO.82-295
Threinen, to adopt RLSULUTION N0. 82-295 AUTHORIZING RELEASE OF AUTHORTZING RELEA9.r
bITL PLRFOKMANCE GUARANTEE FOR ST. PHILIP THE UEACON LUTHERAN SITE PERFORMANCE
CHUKCH (01019). BOND, ST. PHILIP
81019)
Motion carried on a Roll Call vote, four ayeq. Item 8-R-5*
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MOTION was made by Councllmember liven, seconded by Councilmember
Threinen.,
I
to adopt NESOLoTIONI NO, 82-296 APPROVING LOT
LVNbUL1LrAY1(jN/UIVISION FOH EXISTING PLATTED LOTS FOR LUNDGREN
uWTHEmS CDHSIHUCT.ION COMPANY INCORPORATED FOR "FERNDALE NORTH
fuUNTH AW)1T1uN" 02031).
Motion carried on a Roll Call vote, four ayes.
MUT10N was made by Councilmember Moen, seconded by Councilmembar
Thretnen, to adopt RESOLUTION NO. 82-297 SETTING CONDITIONS
NR1U44 TO FILING OF LOT CONS0LI1)ATIOt /DIVISION FOR FERNDALE NORTH
FuWTH ADDITION ( 82031).
Notion carried on a Roll Call vote, four ayes.
MOTION was made by Councilmember Moen, seconded
lhreinen, to adopt RESOLUTION NO. 82-198
LI)NbOLIOATION/DIVISION FOR EXISTING PLATTED LOTS
NAK I "SHIP "M1SSI ON PONOS" (A-338) .
hotion carried on a Roll Call vote, four ayes.
14UIIUN was made by Councilmember Moen, seconded
Threinen, to adopt RESOLUTION N0. 62-299
w4buLiOArIUN FON EXISTING PLATTEU LUTS WITHIN
MOWN AS "MiSSIUN PONUS" (A-336).
Motion carried on a Holl Callvote, four ayes.
by Councilmember
APPROVING LOT
FOR MISSION
by Councilmember
APPROVING LOT
THE DEVELOPMENT
MuTION was mace by Councilinember Moen, seconded by Councilmember
TILeinen, to adopt RLSULUTIUN NO. 82-30U SETTING WNDITIONS
mt.6AK1l.NG ANU TO HE ITT PRIOR TO FILING OF LOT
ulVt lUN/CUNSULIUATION FOR "MISSION PONDS" (A-338).
Motion carried on a Holl Call vote, four ayes.
MUTIUN was made by Councilmember Moen, seconded by Counc.11member
Threinen, to adopt RESOLUTION 40. 82-301 APPROVING SITE PLAN FOR
HLLLANU RLSLARCH ANU ENGINEEKI'NG COMPANY AT LOT 71 BLOCK 19
UNCLE STAR BUSINESS CE.NTEH F114ST AUUITION" M025),
Notion carried on a Roll Call vote, four ayes,
RESOLUTIO14 N0.82-296
SOLIOATION/DIVISION
FERNDALE NORTH 4TH
ADDITION ( 82031)
Item 8-C*
RESOLUTION Nd.82-297
SITTING :
CONSOLIDATI N/DI'VI-
SION FERNDP .E NORTH
4TH ADDITI(N ( 82031)
Item 8-C*
RESOLUTION N0.82-298
MOVING LOT COW.'
SOLIDATION/DIVISION
MISSION PONDS"
A-338)
Item 8-D*
RESOLUTION N0.82-299
APPR3V1NG LOT
CONSOLIDATION
MISSION PONDS"
A-338)
Item 8-D*
RESOLUTION N0.82-300
SETTING CWITTW
LOT DIVISION/
CONSOLIDATION FOR
MISSION PONDS"
A-338)
Item 8-D*
RESOLUTION N0.82-301
AP VING
HELLAND RESEARCH
CIRCLE STAN IST ADDN
82025 )
Item 8-E*
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PSAW 4 was made by Councilmember Moen, seconded by Count:i lmember
I hreirien, to adopt RESOLUTION N0. 82-302 APPROVING CONDITIONAL
Ubt PILM11 MUk KUHALU A. UGHNEN FOR RAUIU ANTENNA (62,027)0
Motlun carrlee on a doll Call vote, four ayes.
MUTtUh was made by Councilmember Schneider,, seconded by
Counclimemoer Threlnen, to adopt RESOLUTION N0. 82-303 APPROVING
CUNu111Uf*%l U6L PERMIT AIENUIENT FOR QUALITY HOMES, INCORPORATED
62U6) .
Motion carried on a Roll Call vote, four ayes.
Acting Mayor Schneider stated he removed this item from the
consent agenda. because he wanted Mr. Wischmann of Quality Homes
to be aware that the Council knows of the tax delinquency on the
property.
Manager Willis stated that the request is for a conditional use
permit for a restaura,it/carry out food and for an amusement
center. Two conditions must be met for the operation of an
amusement center; the Council must grant the conditional use
permit and the issuance of a license must be approved. With
respect to the restaurant itself, the use would be a conditional
use. Tne Planning Commission recommended approval. They have
also recommended that a conditional use permit be granted for
the amusement center within the same premises subject, among
otner things, to the Council acting favorably on the licenne
request.
Counclimember Threlnen asked about the ct,ntrol of school age
childrLn during school hourst,
o-eith char , Famity Enterprises, Inc.. answered that they simply
would nc)t be allowed. There will be two people at a mi,n,lmum on
uuty at all times to regulate this.
Cuuncilmember Neils asked what the square footage of the game
roan was compak,ed to the eating area. Mr. Sharp answered that
there were the same.
Cnuncilmenmer Threliten ata ed that the Council recently adopted
an urdinance which was tailored to list the minimum
requirements.
RESOLUTION N0.82-302
CONDITIONAL USE
PERMIT ( 82027 )
Item 8-9
RESOLUTION N0.82-303
CONDITI(A%L USE
PERMIT ANLND PENT
82029 )
Item 8-G
W., Co FRANKS
CONDITIONAL USE
PERMIT REQUEST
Item 8-H
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Page 1'66
Councileember Nei14, stated she didn't,feel, the house rules assuomittedbyHr. 'Shay -p were adequate. She asked if this was arestaurantthathad ) pamc room or a game ,room where food leasfurnlshel. She dsk&l Mr. Sherp if he could live wlt; a rotethatsomeonewouldmonitortheageofthepeopleplayingthe
games and that children would be accompanied by an adult, Mr. Sharp answered that he couldn't live eith this.
Acting Mayor :,chneider asked if he cwId live with the corlition
that it would be the Council's discretion to require the hiringaswornofficerifthereprovedtobeproblems. Mr. SharpstatedhebelievedtheCitycouldrevokethelicenseiftherewereproblems,
Councilmember Threinen pointP.i our, the portion of the ordinance
which requires an attendant over 11 to be on the premises of the
amusement center whenever it is irc operation.
Kober E en, 9905 41st Ave., stated it ::A important to considerteconcernsoftheneighbors. They ai , concerned about the
amusement cRnter portion of the request yin don't approve,
Joan Paradise, 4015 Orleans Lane, stattsd her concern wittl the
children in the neighborhood using the machines.
Councilmember Threinen stated he would prefer to have acontrolledestablishmentratherthanthelackofcontrol
existing in many establishments not considered amusemenL centersbecausetheyhavelessthansevenmachinesandarenotsupervisedatall.
Uiscussion continued on the management plan as submitted. Thecouncildidnotfeelitwasadequate.
MUUUN was made by Councilmember Moen, seconded by Co.incilmemberNeils, to adopt RESOLUTION N0. 82-304 APPROVING CONDI(IONAL USEeUM11VUKFAMILYENTtkPHISkS, INLORPORATED FOR CLASS .11KLbIAURANTINTHEd-2 ZONING DISTRICT LOCATED IN 7HE FOURS!A1,00-S SHUNPI NU CENTLH (62028)f,
Motion carried on a Roll Call vote, four ayes.
M.I,IIUN was made by Councilmember Moen,
meds, to defer the conditional use
center antJ license for same until the
the submission of a detailed management
seconded by Councilmember
permit for an amusement
July 12 meeting, pendi:ng
plan,
RESOLUTION N0.82-304
CONDITIONAL USE
PERMII', FOUR SFASONS
8.2028 )
Item 8-H
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motion carried on a kohl Call vote, Pour aye j.
f tiie rianague-xit plan should include= Met.lv.d for enforcement of
rules, operating rules which are part o: the City Code; what
steps will be t*eii in event of ao11.;e calls; specifics of
employee training; how egress and inoess of patrons will be
cont ciied; where supervisors will be; what they will be able to
see; method of Nhysicaily closing game area when not in use;
whether machines will operate with money or tokens; existance of
change makers, prohibition of smoking in video area,
specificaliy identifying that facility supervisor must be 21
years of a4m, identifying methods for securing site frw
burglary, 0fant ifying the types of situations lin which police
assistance would be requested, and the rules already submitted
by Mr. Sharp.
Councilmemuer Neils specsficaliy advised Mr. Sharp that approval
of the restaurant conditional use permit in no way implied
Future approval of the conditioned. use permit for the amusement
center.
iiU1IVN was made by Councilmemoer Moen, seconded by Councllmenber RESOLI;TION Mi f K-305
I hreinen, to adopt REjULUT ION NU. 82-305 ACCEPTING BID 1982 SEAL RUTTIE 8159 1982
CunT eN"AIA Crum Nurthern Asphalt Construction in the amount of SEAL COAT PROGRAM
15y,bou.5b. Item 8-I*
liot ion cdrrieu on a Roll Call vote, four ayes.
Mu! lUN wits maae ny Co, incilmember Moen, :seconded by Counci lm ember RESOLUTION N0.82 -3n6
1 itee.l.nen, to adopt RL&ILUTION NO. 62-306 ORDERING NU81.IC HEARING OWNING PUNIC
F 0=
uh fnr: FKUNUSitLj VACATION OF UTIL.IfY AND DRAIIANGE: EASCIODITS ON HEARING, EASEMENT
Imt C.Ui'MUN LUT LINT_ UI; LOTS 1 AND 2, BLOCK 1, FERNUALF, NI)RTH 4TH VACATION, FERNDA? F
Auu.01um FUM :uiy 1y, 19de at 70U p.m. NORTH 4TH ADDN.
Itrin 8-3*
Mot ion carr -tea on a Ro L l Call vote, four ayes.
MU 1 lUN was maae by Counci lnLabe: poen, seconded by C'ounci lmember RESOLUTION N0.82-307
11ireinen5 to adopt RESOLUTIAN NO. 82-307 AUTHORIZING AND AUTHORIZING AMENDED
ulKt01Nu THL tiASSETT CKL•'LK FLOOD CONTROL COMMISSION TO PREPARE 30114T POWERS AGREE -
M i%MLNULO jOINT K)WL115 A(NLEMENT AND A PLAIT TO REORGANIZE THE MENT, BASSETT CREEK
cUrwil551'ir TU CUMPLY WITH SURFACE WATER MANAGEMENT LEGISL iTI ON FLOOD CONTROL COMM.
AUUN'(:.0 by THE 1982 MI10f.'SOTA 11G,ISLAI'LAZL. Item 8-K*
notion carried on a Roll Call vote, foul ayes.
hullUN was made by Councilmember Moen, seconded by Councllmember R"SOLUTION NO,82-308
iwk a nergy, to adopt Hh501 UTIUN Nil. 82-308 ORDERING PREPARATION OFORDERING PRETATOF
PKLL1M!,hAHY kLVUA1I Nf),XT OLIVET LUTHERiV4 CHURCH, SEINER SERVICE, RE;)ORT, MOUNT OLIVET
PnU.it.t t NU. e3. CHURC14 SEWER SERVICE=
PROJECT 232
Notion carrleu on a RoIL Caik vote, four ayes. Item 8-L*
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AUT ON was vale by Councilmember Neils, seconded by
Councilmembeir Nnn, to adopt RESOLUTION NO. 82-309 REQUEST FOR
10AYWNT kOe 4 AND FINAL, CUMMMITY PLAYF IELD IMPROVEMENTS, PHASE
19 SCHLUULE E}
PR
IECT NO. 07 ifs the amount of $840.00 to
Lee' :t Landscaping and Mursery.
Motion ..-arried on a Roll Call vote, four ayes.
MU11ug was made by CouncilmeWer Moe i, seconded by Councilmember
Threi,aen, to adopt KESOLUTION N0. d2-310 R'DUCING DEVELOPMENT
kiuNU, WAI MLSI WAL14ESS CAMPUS (60062) to $209099096
Motion uarried on a Roll Call vote, Pour aye{, .
Manager Willis stated that at, the Council mpfiting of dune 7 the
Council tabled consideration of Ward Krur:ge-r's appeal of the
boars! of [on: ng Adjustments and Appeals rulin) that there was no
basis for granting the requested sideyard v;iri-ince. Documents
regaroinq the sale of the land had been sutmit'ed and reviewed
by the 0,ty Attorney, The Attorney has submitted a letter
doting that Mr. Uon Hyron's .interest continues.
Assistant City Attorney Lefler stat:Mo frau the information he
i4as •:rewe:d, ,;oere was ro indication t::at the sale of tits
property in q:ws ton had 1:aen formalized by Mr. Myron or Mr.
Kruugero
iir,, myron stated ht would pruvi.ae a contract for deed if that .ts
what the Coun+ci 1 wank,. i .
Attorney Letle;- suited that this wouidn't so.tve the problem
because a contract for deed still sl+oas fee Interest In the
property or. chis part of the seller.
Mr. Krueger stated that when tie bc.ught the lots he be.l i eved
they were part of a PUU which would require only 10 1 --tot
sideyard setbacks and wouldn't requ':re a vartaitee, He realizes
now that this isn't a PU06
Manager Willis stated that section 14.6 of the development
contract could be: amended to strike out the lat width
requirement on Lots 2 and 3.
CouncilmenWer Neils stated she didn't ree what would be gained
by this amenament since the petitioner, Mr. Myron, was not
requesting the amendment, and since the result would not fully
solve Mr. Krueger's situation. Planner Tremere answered that a
house of another design could be proposed for the lot.
RESOLJTION N0.82-309
COMM1ITY PLAYFIELD
PNASF I1,, SoiEDULE E
PROJECT 017
Item 8-M
RESOLUTION N0.A2-310
EDUCING DEVEOP
BOM®, NORTHWEST
BUSINESS CAMPUS
Item 8-N`
APPZAL OF BOARD OF
0N t NG RUL I NG --
WARD KRUEGER
Item 8-0
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Mir. Krueger stilted the proposed house was a successful design
and he woui not be interested in a different one for this lot.
CouncilmmmDer Threinen stated that the ordinance states the
I --aria for granting a variance. The variance Mrs Krueger is
requesting is contrary to the criteria.
muuTIUN was macre by Councilmember Moen,, seconded by Councilmember RESOLUTION N0.82-311
Ihreinen, to adopt NLSULUTION NU. W-311 UPHOLDTNG RULING OF U
WAKU OF ZON1NU ADJUSTMENTS AND APPEALS IN THE MATTER OF WARD Z041::t; WLING-WARD
MRuttjt.K FOR PKUPLNTY LUCATLU AT 17210 1910 AVENUE W. t Zl;;.(;LR VARIANCE
REQUEST
Louncilmember Threinen stated that the requr:st is not consistent Item 8-0
with beetion '119 Subdivision C, Part (d,4) of the City Zoning
uruinance.
Notion carried on a Roll Call vote, four ayes..
WiluN has made by Councilmemher Moen, seconded by Councilmember
schneluer, to adopt RESOLUTION 140. 82- APPROVING AMENDMENT TO
utVtlUHMENT CUNTKACT FOR "OAKDALE WEST ADDITION" (79079).
Councilmember Nells stated she is opposed to the resolution
uecause it wasn't requested by the developer and she believes it
is a dad practice to amend development contracts without a
1*tition from the developer.
Motion raileu an a Roll Call vote, one aye. Councilmembers
neilsq Ihreinen anu Schnadur voted nay.
Hctiny Mayor 4cnnefaer told Mr. Myron that he could petition for
the amenument to the developm!nt contract, and the Council would
r.eeensiaer the matter then.
MU1ith,4 was maue by Councilmember Moen, secondeu by Councllmember RESOLUTION N0.82-312
Ihreinen, to adopt RESOLUTION NO. 62-312 APPROVING PEDDLERS, R
hUL1l11OK59 UK Twg4SILNT MFRCHANTS LICENSE for Kathleen LICENSES
ueisheimer and Uottle Hedrick te, sell books door-to-door. Item 8-P-1•
Motion carried on a Roll Call vote, four ayes.
ouncilmember Moen stated she has a problem with the record of GARBACE HAULER'S
Mrs bvardal.'s service to the residents oe Plymouth in regards to LICENSE -DON SVARDAL
nis request for a garbage hauler's license for 1982-1983. There Item 8-N-2
have been iwmerous complaints about missed pickups.
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June 21, 19W
Mane WO
hr. Svardal stated that his truck broke down in early May and
that's why he missed some pickups.
vaing Mayor Schneider stated that a primary concern Is the
ruture service and asked fur some assurance that the service
will be better.
Mr. bvaidal stated he hasn't had any complaints, about his
service since that week in May and he has 300 cpjstomers In
Plymouth.
MUT10N was made by Councilmember Schneider, seconded by
Councilmember Threinen, to adopt RESOLUTION N0, 82-313 APPROVING
t.AHbAGE MAULER'S LICENSE FOR DON SVARDAL FOR 1982-83.
Manager Willis .emindeJ Fir. Svardal that if he wouiJ hire any
employees he must supply the City with proof of worker's
compensation insurance coverage.
kot ion carried on a Roll Call vote, four ayes.
MU11UN was made by Councilmember Moen, seconded by Councilmember
Ihreinen, to adopt RE:SULUTION N0., 82-314 APPROVING RENEWAL OF
UN-b&k NUN -INTOXICATING MALT LIQUUR LICENSES FOR 1982-1983.
Motion carried oa a Roll Call vote, four ayes.
MUTIUN *as made by Councilmember Moen, seconded by Councilmember
1 hreines, to adopt H&SULUT ION NU. b2-315 APPROVING RENEWAL OF
ut h -SALt NUN-1NTUXICAI I NG MALT LIQUOR L ICt LASES FOM 1982-1983.
Motion carried on a Roll Call vc iour ayes.
Mu'IIUN was made by Cauncllmember Moen, seconded by Councilmember
1'hreinen, to adopt RL,1AILUTION NU. 82-316 APPROVING RENEWAL OF
bLT-UP L1CLMLS FOR 1982-1963.
Motion carried on a Roll Call \ote, four ayes,
mUTION was made by Councilmemtwr Moen, seconded by Councilmember
Threinen, to adopt RESOLUTION k0. 82-317 APPROVING DISBURSEMENTS
fu+t 1Ht PLRIOU ENDING 5/31,`82 in the amount of $1,638,217.23.
Motion carried on a Poll Call vote, four aycs.
RESOLUTION N0.82-313
GARBAGE HAULER'S
LICENSE, DON SVARDAL
Item 8-P-2
RESOLUTION N0.82-314
APPROVING -RENEWAL- (IF
ON -SALE NON-INTOXI-
CATING
ON-INTOXI-
CATINC LICENSES
item 8-P-3*
RESOLUTION NO.82-315
FF -SALE NON -INTOXI-
CATING LICENSES
Item 8-P-3*
RESOLUTION N0.82-316
7
SET-UP LICENSES
Item 8-P-3*
RESOLUTION N0.82-317
X-
WNTS FOR PERIOD
F"NDING 5/31/82
tem 8-0*
llyll
Meguiar Council Meeting
rune 11, 19E1
Nage 171
KLNUn 1 a OF UF'F 1CLNS t 1*Mij4 AND COMMISSIONS
14anager Willis stated that on June the Council adopted
resolutions establishing development districts 2 and 3 and
oruering the preparation of tax increment financing plans as
well as the appointing of 'fiscal consultants for each district,
ne. is now recommending that. the Council au :horize him to
commenct this work by appointing the firms of Ehlers &
Associates as consultants for district 3 and Evenson-Dodge as
consultants for district 2. Ehlers & Associates has been the
Pity's consultar:s lig the past. Evenson-Dodge has done work
recently for othtr cities and he stated they have the talent in
ttw:ir staff to provide, the required services.
Councilmember Neils asked about the fee for these services and
whether the City Manager checked references.
Manager Willis answered that he did not check references. The
fee schedule is based on the amount of bonds e-nld and the hours
involveu and is about the same for both fl"ls.
MUTIUN +gas maut by Colincilmember Moen, seconded by Councilmember
i hreinen, to adopt RE.tIOLuT.ION NO, 82-318 T,.X INCv[;t I:T FI.NAncII+G
uihTHICTS - SLLLCTION OF FISCAL CONSULTANTo,
motiun carried on a Noll Call vote, three ayes. Councilotember
Neils dustaineu.
I ha Public Safety Ueuartment has recommended the change of
thirteen addresses in the area of 44th and Kirkwood Lane to
eliminate future problems such as they recently experien^ed
uuriny a request for medical assistance. This would also make
tie: addresses comply with the City's addressing system.
Mu I1 Ufv was made by Counci imember Threinen, seconded by
Cuuncilmember Moen, that staff be directed to contact and invite
the residents in the affected area to the July 12 Councll
mee:tiny to discuss this matter. He wants to be sure the
resid"tits are aware of risks and Inconveniences involved with ate
address change:.
Motion carried on a Roil Call vote, four ayes.
the meeting was adjourned aL 10:45 p.m.
DEVELOPMENT OF TAX
INCREMENT FINANCING
PLANS, DISTRICTS 2
AND 3
Item 9-A
RESOLUTION NO.82-318
SMECT1014 OF FISC .
CONSULTANTS FOR TAX
INCREMIF_N1 DISTRICTS
Item 9-A
PROPOSED ADDRESS
C14AN(E- S
Item 9-9