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HomeMy WebLinkAboutCity Council Minutes 07-19-1982MINUTES REGULAR COUNCIL MEETING duly 19, 1982 The regular greeting of the °lymouth City Council was called to order by Mayor Davenport at 7:30 p.m. In the Council Chambers of the City Center at 3400 Plymouth Boulevard on Duly 19, 1982. PRESENT: Mayor Davenport, Councllg:embers Moen, Neils, Schneider and Threinen, City Manager Willis, Assistant City Manager Boyles, Planner Tremere, Engineer Moore, Park Director Blank, City Attorney Lefler, and City Clerk Houk. ABSENT: None PLYMOUTH FORUM Errol,8gel, 11520 53rd Ave., stated there is a problem at 53rd PLYMOUTH FORUM A ei dndnd—Evergreen concerning a drainage ditch. He stated he Item 4 has tried to work with the City to get this cleaned up. He presented a copy of a letter from the County Health Department stating there Is a problem with rodents, stagnant water, end dead fish. The City Engineer told him the ditch will be cleaned periodically as required. Mayor Davenport stated that according to the letter from the Health Department, there wds no public health risk involved. He added that the City does have a maintenance program to clean ditches but the City wasn't do the work to Improve the aesthetics of individual propertle9. Manager Willis stated that Mr. Appal is also requesting a bituminous patch over the h.ile In the street in front of his hone which resulted from sa ltary ser that such repairs are made diter occurred. The City's contrdLtor will next two weeks* er repair work. He stated surflcient compaction has patch this hole within the Councilmember Mils asked If there was dnythl ng different about this drainage ditch from others In the City. Mdndger Willis dnswered that there was not. Councilmember Neils recommended the City follow Its regular m,ilnt;endnce procedure In this case. Mrs. Ernest Woodrow, 11515 53rd Ave., stated she lives on he opposite side of .3rd Ave. When her home was built In 1977 there was a storm sewer Installed. Since then the topography has changed and turned her backyard into a wetland. Engl,neer Moore stated It Is lmportdr t to have d drainage ditch lit this area. The culvert is in good shape arai In his opinion, r o work Is reguired. SEC Regular Council Meeting 3uly 190- 1962 Page 190 Denis Smith, 11525 53rd Ave., stated that wren he built his hoakc this area was dry, now it is wetland. Coueclitaember Threlnen ,:iced that a formal engineering report be submitted to the 10eaunctl as part of the ageitda at a regular Cowtell meet i,rtg. Marcia Hill, 171.5 Q-triand Ave., was oleo present at the forum to di scuss t e problem she experlence.5 with E,..! se; from the- Oakwoui playfleld duri}eg soccer games. She stated there was also a problem with lights being on lato Into the night and disturbing the neighbors. She would like fewer soccer games played at night. Mayor Davenport late should not will not close stated that occur again. these fields. the matter of the lights As to the nol se problem, Park Director Blank listed the nmasures takeii by dCpdrtftnt :f do attempt to ailevlate the problems chaitping the game schedules, m,3v ing some of the difrerent fields, transplanting trees, and moving the t.t,mes bock on weekends. being on they City the Park Including te;amt i s startii M CounclAmembe: Moen stated that all the atWetic assoclatione- tr ed %:krry hard to arrange they schedules to minimize this probit -m. She added that they will try agalll this fall to consider any dddltlonel changes required for next year. Ma)Ur p-iveoport suggested that reasondblU attempts have been made to make an improvement In 9013t, : a.-l;;;.t:c^ and th%, lighting Nrjblerm. He stdted he; doesn't know how much further the City edit ge lit„ he asked Park "rektor Blank to ir.PNt with dsgoclation re:,oee6e.1tdtives to tletermin If there: is same further c.mpromise jasalblea and let the Council know what action they decldn on. ONSENI AGENDA H01lON was made by Counellmember Schneider, seconded by M1ubi, to approve the covtaier t agenda r,Itt. the exeep0oct of ctWs 9-0 dnd 9-H. Mot.lurt cta.-rled on d Roll Cdl.l vote, five dyes. MIINUKS umb . WJTION w:.* made by Lounc.11member Schneider, seconded by Ccunc:llmember Moett, to dpprove the minutes of the special Courecll teeeting of July 12 as zubmlttM. Motion crerried on a Ro-11 Cal! vote, `1ve ,yes. CONSENT Item S MTWITES METING 12, 19W/ Item 6* ACF NO SWC.LAL OF XLY C] i/s// Regula Council Meeting July 190 19$1 Page 191 PRESENTAII0H 31s Rice, Chairwan of PRAC and Chairman o. the !Mayor's Task o? Re •+rt Park and Recreation Program Financing, stowri=ed the task furce'- charge, their findings, and their recommendations to the City. He stated the Ea3k force has worked :hard for sixteen weeks snd accompilshed a great deal. Camcilmember Threinen stated it was an excellent report and 43ked when PRAC eight be able to Implement some of the recamwendations. hlr. Rice 4kated, these are only suggestions and they are not reccearandi,ng any specific Items be adopted. PRAC will be revift.ny the findings soon. The task force developed a worksheet to nate where the members felt costs related to planning, construction, operation and maintenance of the park and recreation systto should be borne. The task force provided five philosophical statt,ments recommended to guide Clty Council deterarinnatlons of where ad valorum funding and users fees should 6e used. Mayor Davenport suggested referring the : €gcrt to PRA(' for review before the Counncil discusses It further. The Mayor wants the PRAC review to be completed prumptly so the Council may consider funding policies by October. He thanked the task force members for all their work. PUBLIC HEARING Mayou Davenport opened the public hearing on vacat`.un of utility and drainage e • semerit, Lot 1 and 2, Block 1, Feendale north 4th Addition at 9129 Paan. No one chose to speak and the hearing was c:losoW at 9:28 p.m. NOTION was made by Councllmember Schneider, seconded by Cuwncllmember hoen, to adapt RESOLUTION NO. 82-347 AUTHORttING THE VACATION OF UTILITY AND DRAINACt EASEMENTS ON THE COMMON LOT LINE OF LOTS 1 AND 29 BLOCK 1, FERNDALE 14ORTH 4TH ADDITION. Mutton carried on a Roll Call vote, five eves. PETJ TS AND COM MIMICAT IONS NOTION was mac, by Cownc.ilmember Schneider, seconded by Councilmwber Mopn, to adopt RESOLUTION NOa 82-118 APPROVING FINAL PLAT AND DEVELOPMENT CONTRACT FOR DENNIS QWYEA ANU NN r RY MEYER FOR THE ,MFyER GnNYEA ADDn'ION" (81023) . Notion carried on d Roll Call vote, fl a ayes. rMESENTA7I0N - TASK FORCE ON PARK & RECREATION RRIGRAN FINANCING Item 7-A PUBLIC HEARING - EASEMENT VACATION FERNDALE NORTH 4TH ADDITION Item 8-A RESOLUTION N0.82-347 EASEMENT Y CAT. ON FERNDALE NORTH 47M Item 8-A RESOLUTION N0.82-348 111- F G F I RA L FloA7 MLYER QUNYEA APDN. 81023) Itm 9-A* S./ Regular Council Meeting 3uly 190 1982 Page 192 NOTION was made by Cvuncilmember :ben, CONDITIONS RELATED TO FOR DENNIS CONYEA AND 81023). Cowicilmember Schnelder, seconded by to adopt RESOLUTION NO 82-349 SETTING ANG TO BE NET PRIOR TO FILING FINAL PLAT HENRY MEYER FOR "K..YER CONYEA ADDITION" Motion carried on a Roll Call vote, five ayes. M0710H was made by Councilmember Schneider, seconJet' by Counclimember :ben, to adopt RESOLUTION NO. 92-350 ADAPTING ASSESSMENT, SANITARY SEWER AND WATERMAIN - MEYER GONYEA ADDITION PR03ECT 237 In the amount of $10,217.25. Motlon cdrrleO on a Roll Call vote, five avec. NOTION was made b;, Councllmember Schneider, seconded Cowicilmember Noes', to adept. ORDINANCE N0. 82-18 AMENDING ZONING ORDINANCE. TO CLASSIFY CERTAIN LAND LOCATED IN NORTHWEST QUADRANT OF THE INTERSECTION OF COUNTY ROADS 9 AND AS 6,1 (OFFICE LIMITED BUSINESS) DISTRICT. Notion Cdre ted on .i Roll Call vote, five ayes. RESOLUTION 110.82-349 SF aTl ,4G CONDITION MEYER GONYEA ADDN. rtem 9-A• RESOLUTION N0.82-350 OPTING. ASSEMUM SANITARY SEWER d WATERMAINt MEYER GOWEA AWMI (81023) Item 9-0 by ORDINANCE N0. 82-18 THE THE MEYER GDNYEA ADDR4 18 81023) Item 9-A• Manager W1.111s stated that Planner "rem m had received a telephone Call withdrawing the-equest for r.onditlonal use peni+it and license for an amusement center for FamLly Eaterprlsts, Inc. A letter to this effect is In the malt. MOTION wds made by Cuuncilmember Schneider, seconded by Mayor Davenport, to defer this matter until the letter is received by the City. Mutlun carried, five ayes. MOTION was made by Councllmemer Schnelder, seconded by CowiciLatmber Mot"', to adopt RESOLUTION N0. 82-351 APPROVING FINAL PLAT AND DEVELOPMENT CONTRACT FOR GARY ROHWEDER FOR ARrSTRONG RIDGE" (80011). Hutton Cdrt-: _-' nn d Roll Call vote, five ayes. NOTION w•14 made by Counc.11member Schneider, seconded by Counclimonber Moen, to adopL KESOLUTION NO. 82-352 SETTING CONDITIONS RIEG4RDING AND TO BE MET PR10R TO FILING OF FINAL PLAT FOR GARY ROHWEDER FOR "ARMSTRONG RIDGE" (80011). Mutlon cdrrled un d Roll Call vote, five dyes. Ndndger Willis Stdtttd that the Pldnning Cummis.glon rev lewed the final p:dt of the proposed Mission Oaks 1st 4ddltlon and the revised site plan for Mlsslurn Oaks. Previously the Council had tentdtivel4 approved the request requiring cuttaln changes, before cumlivg for final p;at review. Mr. Zejdlik, developer, he -is doNte this according to the requireme;nts of the Council. The Planning Commission has recommended approval of the f teal plat dnd situ 1.1dNi subject to conditions. FAMILY ENTERPRISES W. C. FRANK RESTAURANT A AMUSEMENT CENTER 82028) ' Item 9-B RESOLUTION N0.82-351 DEVMPMENT CONTRACT ARISTRONG RIDGE" 800111 Itela 9-C• RESOLUTION N0.82-352 ARMSTRONG RITIGF" 80011) Item 9-C• MISSION OAKS IST ADDITION (A-3 :i8 ) Item 9-D 1161i Regular Council Meeting MY Of 19W Page 1y3 3use h Tt!,a=9 11705 41st Ave., rwresenting the Misslon Hills Homeowners Association, stated he thinks the plan is a very good one but the homeowners assoclatlorE is concerned that 41st Ave. platting is blot part of the pro;?ect. He stoted he hopes that there is a good coordination and Living for the completion of 41st Ave. to tie It together uith development of phases I and 11. He also *anted to know chat type of barricades the would ba used at the end of the internal %odd for future drive to 41s€ Ave. Engineer Moore answered that the barricade would probably be mdde of wood %filch will break If hit by a firetruck but would be sturdy enough aot to break if hit by a car. He stated a combination of bermIng and barricade would be best and could be used here. Mr. Thompson was also concerned with the amount of buffering around the south parking facllity. Pldrtner Tremere stated that the Planning Commisslun looked at the problem and determined that with the planned berming and ldndscdping the parking lot will be screened. Mayor gdvk:iiport directed staff to adjust the landscaping If necessary to screen headlights if the planned berming and ldridscaping proved not to be effective. Mr. tejdl.k stdted that the current berm contours are of elevations which provide screer ing required by City ordinance for the parking lot. Mr. Thompson asked about the parking varia ice and the storage rt.qulrements. He stated that the reduction of eleven garage spaces will remove a lot of storage space. He Is concerned If the rcmal der Is enough storage for the area. Also, on the ldi dscaping plans, It appeared that several of the trees were elan and he is concerned about dutch elm disease killing them in the future. Md tager Willis stated that wheat the elm die they are to be runoved did there Is no ordlndnee requirement that they be replaced. Theses elm, however, must currently be In good COWItlon to apply toward the !d:dscdpe requirements. He added that they will be Inspected for disease during development. Cowiclime:mber Neils stated she would like to see more storage but she doesn't know how It can be required. the plans already exceed federal requiremei ts. It is Ln the developers best Interest to have a good lool;ing project a td she hopes that he will work to obtain this. She: stated that the berm and the bdrrloades are for the beneflt or the neighbors and not the project . S// Regular Council WVting July 19, 1982 Page 194 Mr. Zejdllk stated that revisions to the plan were made according to st.a('f recommendations. Staff recommends that the Internal drive from the parking lot be brought all the way to 41st. Ave. right-of-way but not connected, and Mr. Zejdllk suggested he be allowed to stop It at the parking lot so it doesn't look like there Is a road there to eliminate the possibility of cars trying to get through. Council was cuncerned, however, that without the consent of the entice Mission Partnership there !s no guarantee that the road would be eampleted in the ftskure. MDT10" was made by Councllmember Neils, seconded by Cowecllmembe;r Moen, to adopt RESOLUTION N0. 82-353 APPROVING FINAL PLAT AND DEVELOPMENT CONTRACT FOR "FISSION OAKS FIRST ADDITIONI" FOR RICHARD ZE50LIK FOR MISSION OAKS PARTNEWSHIP (RPUD 76-1) 14-330. Notion carrlKd on d Roll Call vote. five ayes. NOTION was made by Councllmamber Neils, seconded by Councllmcober Moen, to adopt RESCILUT100 N0. 82-354 SETTING CONDITIONS TO BE MET PRIOR TO FILING A10 REGARDING FINAL PLAT AND SITE PLAN FOR "MISSION OAKS FIRST ACOITION" AND "MISSION OAKS" FOR MISSION OAKS PARTNERSHIP (RPUD 76-1) (4.338) with the addition of the fol low.ireli to contil ! Ion #6: The Intention of the landscdpinq d*, the south side, of the parking lot abutting 41st Avenue Is to screen the .Lights of the cars and the tot from the homes on the south side of 41st Avenue; and the plantings and berm contours may be .idjusted if necessary to achieve the ordinance required screenllN of 90% opacity. Motion carried on a Roll Call vote, five ayes. MOTION was made by Cuw:cilmember Nells, seconded by Coun ctimember Moen, to idopt RESOLUTIOM NOm 82-355 ADOPTING ASSESSMENT, SANITARY SEWER AND WATERMAIN - 114ISSION OAKS FIRST ADDITION - PROJECT 234 in the .amount of $48,196.35. Mot lun cdrrled on a Roll Ca l vote, five ayes. Manager Willis stated that the :hrrgineerlrg report deals with vatlt loris for stop s Igris at 53rd Ave, and Evergreen Lane, and d0 26th Ave. .red Plive Lane. The City Engineer has looked at the requests, consulted with the Poi.Ice Department with respect to accidents at Lhuse locations and based upon this review has rec:ummunded that at 53rd Ave. and Evergr^.er. no ation be taken and at 26th Avec and Olive Lane two stop signs be Installed to stop tr cffic on 011ve Lane. Mrs. Ernest Woodruw, 11515 53rd Ave., stated that there 1s a curve on r -Ave. In front 4 tier home and there Is a big problem with speedurs. RESOLUTION N0.82-353 DEVELOPMENT CONTRACT MISSION OUS IST A-338) Item 9-D RESOLUTION NO.82-354 0R FINAL PLAT, 141 aI ON OAKS IST ADC1A * 8 APPROVING SITE PLAN (A-338) Ittn 9-D RESOLUTION N0.82-355 ADOPTING TS MISSION OAKS IST SANITARY SEWER ANn WATERMAIN PROJECT Item 9-D PETITIONS FOR STOP SIGNS, 53RD 8 EVERGREEN LANE AND 26TH AVF. 8 OLIVE LANE Item 9-E-1 dnd 2 is// Regular MY 19, Page 195 Cotol,61 Ming 1 K yor Davenport stated that the City cannut reduce the speed Unit, belc,v 30 apt, without the consent of the state. The state woart,4 have! to conduct . traf'f.le study to determine whether a reductle- i,s warranted. The Cc-mcil:',a only option is whether or out to Install stop sigma,. Errol AEMl, 11520 53rd Ave., stated he hai suggested to the City E%lneer that a traffic study be condup,te.;: 'i stop signs ejeuyA be $nstalied, he; sugges•.ftt sodas "Slow C ad:•en Playing" s tgns bet put. up, Ttee Navor stated that every nelghbortr*-a in Plymouth has childVe it a0 -the posts;g of these sign, probably wouldn't be effect #v t. At an Bakken, MM Uth Ave., stated that the speed on 26th ve. is excessive. i i the cecummendation Is to put stop signs on Olive, he would r4 ther no sts• + signs be Installed because, as It .is, cars on 26th must slow ai the Intersection to see traffic ar! OIL,* acrd If there were storp sigr-s on Olive, traffic on 26th would px%jbabt,+ Q even fasttor. He stated that part of the problem at this ta.vtersect ton Is that there are three large pine trpm3 on the corner lot which make vlslb.illty Pilfflcult. Linda Moaa.rd, 17605 26th Ave., presented a diagram showing the tra F i lit the area. She also recommended a stop sign on 26th Ave. 3o_3 ellnek, MOO 26th Ave., stated he lives on the corner of the intersection. He agrees that the problem Is speed and also w.:nts the stop signs on 26th Ave. not Clive Lane. Councllmember Schneldbr stated that a stop sign is not to control speed but to designate right of way. Engineer Moore stated that th stop sign is warranted, you amount of traffic. Following put on Olive Lanes, traffic manua.i states that when a place the sign to stop the manor this procedure, the signs Mould be Councilme:mber Threinen stated again that stop signs are riot to be used for speed control. Mayor Davenport stated that for years neighbors have been cumplaining to the City about speeders and requesting .,top signs. The City Engineer always tells them that stop signs dre not to be uted for speed control but only to enforce right of way. An increase In the enforcement of speed limits needs to take place because the instailation of stop signs is not working„ He feels tine Police Department should be Instructed to enforce,* the speed limits more stringently. 0 2 l /S/ / Regular Council Meeting duly 19, 1982 Page '196 Councllmember Neils stated that It appears that the speeders are neighbors and the enforcement of the speed limits Is valuaule because word gets around quickly neighborhood would change. She stop signs would give neighbors this Is more dangerous, and the traffic pattern of the also suggested that Installing a false sense of security and MOTION Was made by Mayor Davenport, seconded by Councilmember Moen, to install stop signs on 26th Avenue at 011ve Lane. The Mayor stated he still thinks radar enforcement Is necessary but he doesn't see any detriment to Installing the signs on 26th Ave. over placing them on Olive Lane. He added that he doesn't believe the signs will work though. Notion failed on d Roll Call vote, two ayes. Councilmembers Schneider and Neils voted nay. Counclimtimber Threlnen dbstalned. MOTION was made by Councllmember Neils, seconded by Cuuncllmember Threlnen, that in the Instance of both petitions fur stop signs, the City Manager, through the Public Safety Director, likeredse rdddr survellldnet at the lntersvetion3 for d period of three months dnd that they report back to the Council on the times of surveillance, number of Infractions, speed of the cars, and that the requests be deferred until the reports dru completed. Counellmember Threlnen stated that the City has a policy on the Installation of stop signs dnd neither of these requests fit the policy. If the policy is to be changed, It should be changed dnd not curitinually waived. He would like to discuss the policy it the same time the reports are presented to the Council. Mut 1091 cdrrled, f lve dyes. tounel!member Neils stated tt.t the Police De4mrtment has with would be appreciated. any additional info mation that respect to these intersections Cuunellmember Schnelder asked the City Attorney lF the City was In dny posltlan of lldbillty by not Installing the stcrp signs. Attoritty Lefler answered thdt they would not be !table In this case di y more than dnywhere else !n the City. MOTION was made by Councilmember Schneider, seconded by Councilmember Muer, to adupt RESOLUTION N0. 82-356 ORDERING PREPARATION OF PRELIMINARY REPORT, 40TH AVENUE CUL-DE-SAC, QERTHiAUME'S ABOITION, PROJECT N0. 216. Mut lull carried oil d Roll Call vote, five ayes. RESOLUTION M*82-356 ORDERING REPORT 40TH AVE. CUL-DE-SAC BERTHIAUME' S ADON, PROJECT 236 Item 9-F• S// Regular touncll RC1ng July 19, 1982 Page 197 MOTION was made by Councilmember Schneider, seconded by RESOLUTION NO.82-357 Councllmember Moen, to adept RESOLUTION NO. 82-357 RECEIVINI: RECEIVING REPMT PRELINIWY REPORT AND ORDERING PROJECT, STREET LIGHTING, ORDERING PROJECT FEERMNVEN ADDITION. STREET LIGHTING DEERHAVEN ADD I1' ION No°:Ion carried on a Roll Call vote, five ayes. Item 9-G* Manager WIllls stated It is recommended that the Council adopt a rctiolutlon providing for the issuance and sale of 5293509000 geiteral obligation bonds. Several projects have been deleted frrso that previously reported to the Council and It Is possible that project '122, Fox Forest Addition, will be deleted alsa. Thu staff will cone back to the Council wi to a resolution at the Au11u3t 2 meeting to accomplish this If necessary,. Ph:.l Chenowith, representing Ehlers and Assovlates, Inc., stated t :it the nc,t ce of sale should Include that the Clty may be withdrawing this project. MOTION was aidde by Counctimember Schneider, seconded b RESOLUTION M0.82-358 Councllmember Hells, to adopt RESOLUTION NO. 82-358 PROVIDIN. 19SUANM FOR THE ISSUANCE AND SALE OF $2,350,000 GENERAL OHLIGATIO" BONDS GO BONDS FOR 1982 OF 1,982 CONSISTING OF 51,8251,000 GENERAL OBLIGATION IWROVEMENT PUBLIC IMPROVEMENT BONDS OF 1982 AND $525,000 GENERAL OBLIGATION WATER REVENUE PROJECTS BONDS OF 1982 and that the Notice of Sale state that project 122 Item 9-H may be withdrawn from the amowit of the bund. Motion carried on d Roll Call vote, five ayes. NOTION was made by Cowicllmeinber Schneider, seconded by RESOLUTION NO.82-359 Cuuncilmember Moen, to adopt RESOLUTION NO. 82-359 DECLARING T COST TO BE ASESSED AND ORDERING PREPARATION OF PROPOSED ORWRING ASSESSMENT ASSESSMENT PROJECT N0. 101 - CARLSON COMPANIES 2ND ADDITION. CARLSON CO. 2ND ADON PROJECT 101 Nut.luit carried on a Roll Call vote, five dyes. Item 9-1-1* MOTION was made by Counclimember Sehn0der. seconded by RESOLUTION N0.82-360 Cuurncllmember Moen, to adopt RESOLUTION NO, 82-360 DECLARING WTURTRE COST TO BE ASSESSED A4D ORDERING PREPARATION OF PROPOSED ORDERING ASSESSMENT ASSESSMENT, PROJECT NO,, 112 - LOST LAKE WOODS, LOST LAKE WOODS PROJECT 112 Motion carried oil .i Roll Call vote, five ayes. Item 9.-I-2* MOTION was made by Councilmember Schneider, seconded by RESOLUTION NO.92-361 Cour cllmember Moen, t°u adopt RESOLUTION NO. 82-361 DECLARING OENAR I COST TO BE. ASSESSED AND ORDERING PREPARATION OF PROPOSED ORDERING ASSESSMENT ASSESSMENT PROJECT N0. 104 - 19TH AVENUE. 19tH AVENUE PROJECT 104 Motion Carried Oil a Rull Cdl 1 vote, five dyes. Item 9-I-•3* NOTION was made by Couiiellmember Schneider, seconded by RESOLUTION NO.82-362 Couneilmember Moen, to adopt RESOLUTION N0. 82-362 UECL.ARING I)MMEM M97 I COST TO Rt ASSESSED AND ORDERING PREPARATION OF PROPOSED ORDERING ASSESSMENT ASSESSMENT PROJECT NO. 915 - 45TH AVENUE. 45TH AVENL PROJECT 915 Motil-n carried uri a :3o1l Call vote, five ares. Item 9-1-4" S// Regular Couicil Meeting July 19, 1982 Page 198 MOTION was made by '^ouncilmember Schneider, seconded by RESOI.JTION N0.82-363 Councllmember Moen, to adopt RESOLUTION NO. 82-363 DECLARING Wim.. NC COST COST TO BE ASSELSED AND ORDERI4, G PREPARATION OF PROPOSED ORDERING ASSESSMENT ASSESSMENT FOR STREET LIGHTING. STREET LIGHTING Item 9-I-5* Notion carried on a Roll Call vote, I' 1 lve ayes. MOTION was made by Councllmember Schneider, seconded by RESOLUTION N0.82-364 Councilmember Moen, to adopt RESOLIiTION N0, 82-364 RESOLUTION SETTING ASSESWAT FOR HEARING ON PROPOSED ASSESSMENT, PROJECT N0. 1010 CARLSON HEARING CARLSON CO. COMPANIES 2ND ADDITIONS for August 16, 1982 at 7:30 p.m. 2ND ADDITION Mutlun carried on a Roll Call vete, five ayes. Item 9 01 ftj 4 MOTION was made by Counctimember Schneider, seconded by RESOLUTION W5.82-365 Councllmember Moen, to adopt RESOLUTION N0. 82-365 RESOLUTION KETTINE WSISSMENT' FOR HEARING ON PROPOSED ASSESSMENT, PROJECT N0, 1120 LOST LAKE HEARING, LOST LAKE WOODS for August 16, 1982 at 7:30 p.m. WOODS, PROJECT 112 Item 9-3.20 Motion carried ori a Roll Call vote, five ayes. MOTION was made by Councllmember Schnelder, seconded by RESOLUTION N0.82-366 Councilmember Moen, to adopt RESOLUTION N0,, 82-366 RESOLUTION by FOR HEARING ON PROPOSED ASSESSMENT, PROSECT N0. 104 19TH AVENUE HEARING, 19TH AVE. for August 16, 1982 at 7:30 p.m. PROJECT 104 1982 SEAL COAT PROJECT by adding $26,479.92. 1982 SEAL COAT Item 94-3* Motion carried a! d Roll Call vote, Pi+re ayes. PROGRAM MOTION was made by Councilmermber Schneider, seconded by RESOLUTION N0.82-367 Cowiciimember Moen, to adopt RESOLUTION N0. 82-367 RESOLUTION SETTING S N FOR HEARING ON PROPOSED ASSESSMENT, PROJrCT N0. 915, 451,11 AVENUE HEARING, 45TH A%E. for August 16, 1982 at 7:30 p.m. PROJECT 915 Item 9-W-4* Nutiuri cdrrled on a Roll Call Vote, five dyes. MOTION wds made. by Councilmlember Schnelder, seconded by RESOLUTION N0.82-369 Counciimtsber Moen, to adopt RESOLUTION N0s, 82-368 CALLING SETTIC ASMSMERr HEARING ON PROPOSED ASSESSMENT, STREET LIGHTING, 1982 for August HEARING, STREET 169 1982 at 700 p.m. LIGHTING Item 9-3-5* Mutton carried ori a Roll Call vote, five ayes. NOTION wds made by Couriellmember Schneider, seconded by RESOLUTION H0.82-369 Cowrcllmember Moen, to adopt RESOLUTION N0. 82-369 ACCEPTING Ar,77TIRG 815 8100 PR03ECT 201 - dROCKPAHLER ADDITION, PROJECT 202 - WEST PROJECTS 2019 202, 8 RIDGE LSTATES 4TH ADDITION, PROJECT 211 - OXBOW RIDGE ADDITIGN, ?11 UTILITY AND UTILITY AND STREET tWROVE.MENTS In the amount of $2749672.75 STREET .IMPROVEMENTS from Nurthdale Construction Company. Item 9-K* Motlun carried on a Roll Call vote, five ayes. MOTION Wds made by Cotinallmember Schnelder, seconded by RESOLUTION N0.82-370 Cuunuilmenber Muen, to adopt RESOLUTION NO. 82-370 APPROVING MAGE%RDER R67r"" CHANGE ORDER N0. 10 1982 SEAL COAT PROJECT by adding $26,479.92. 1982 SEAL COAT PROGRAM Mnh101i carried on a Roll Call vote, flue ayes. Item 9-L* Regular -Co4ncil Meeting July 190 1982 Page 199 MOTION was made- by Councilmenber Schneider, seconded by CounciLaembea, Moen, to adopt RrSOLUTION N0. 82-371 AMENDING DEVELOPMENT CONTRACT, PLYMOUTH HILLS 3RD ADDITION (81032). Motion carried on a Roll Call vote, five ayes. L MOTION was made by Councllmember Schneider, seconded by Counctlmember hftn, to 4dopt AESOLUIION NO. 82-372 APPROVING PEDDLERS LICENSE for Ina Lou Carlon. Notion carried on a Roll Call vote, live ayes. NOTION was made by Councilmember Schneider, seconded by Councilmember Moen, to adopt RESOLUTION N0. 82-373 APPROVING PEDDLERS LICENSE for John Andrew Fabt an. Motion carried on d Roll Call vote, five ayes. NOTION was made by Councilmember Schneider, seconded by Cowiclimember Moen, to adopt RESOLUTION N0. 82-374 APPROVING PEDDLERS LICENSE for Kenneth Anderson. Notion carried on a Roll Call vote, five ayes. The meeting wai adjourited at 9:30 p.m. C RESOLUTTOM1 N0.62-371 AMENDING OEVELOPMEN'i CONTRACT - PLYMOUTH HILLS 3RD (81032) Item 9-M* RESOLUTION 140.82-372 INA LOU CARLON Item 9-N-1• RESOLUTION N0.82-313 POURS L CE N6 JOHN FABIAN Item 9-N-2* RESOLUTION N0.82•-374 EDD t:t L I CIE NS KENNETH ANDERSON Item 9-N-3•