HomeMy WebLinkAboutCity Council Minutes 08-16-1982MINUTE5
REGULAR COUNCIL MEETING
August 16, 1982
The regular meeting of the Plymouth City Council was called to
order by Acting MiAyur Schneleer at 7:35 p.m. In the Council
Chambers of the City Center at 3400 Plymouth Boulevard on August
16, 1982.
PRLSENT: Acting Mayor Schneider, Councilmembers Threinen, Moen,
and Neils, Assistant City Manager Boyles, Planner
Tveftre, Engineer Moore, Park Director Blank, City
Attorney Lefler, and City Clerk Houk.
AOSENTr Mayor Davenport
CONSENT AGENDA
NOT ION was made by Co :nel lmembt r Ne' 1 s, seconded by
Cowicf 1 weW*c Nuen, to apps ove the consent agenda as submitted.
Motion carried on a Roll. Call vote, four ayes.
MINUTES
MUT10N was made by Councilmember Neils, seconded by
Counci lmember !lawn, to approN a the minutes of they August 2, 1982
regular Council meet-i,ny as submitted.
Wtion carried on d Roll Call vote, four eyes.
PUBLIC WARlWo
Assistant Aanager Boyles stated that this is a public- hedrl rig
to consider the r.squest of BOSS for the issuance of $800,000 of
industrial dtvdupment revenue bonds to fir'ance a 26,000 sq.
ft. buildlity dt Highway SS and Niagara Lane. The total cost is
estlmdtect to be $1,030,000 of which the partnership will pay
230.000 In equity. They Olde to increase the nuinber of
employees from 20 to 30 within the first three years or
operation. He stated the CuunclI has one primary policy
decision to make: Dues the nature and mdgn.itude of the
empluym6nt opportunities of this project warrant the Issuance of
industrial development revenue fonds. The lsbuance of
Industrial Development Revenue Bond findrlCI r g 15 a sepdrdte
slue from COME cgrdtion of the pldtting request which the
Pidnfiing Commisy LA hds approved.
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CONSENT AGENDA
Item 4
MINUTES - REGULAR
MEETING OF' AUGUST
2, 1982
Item S
PUBLIC HEARINC -
JOSS REM ST FOR
1 DRO. F I NANCI NC
Item 6-A
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Auqu*t 16, 1982
rage 216
Act !ng Mayor Schneldtr opened the public hearing at 7:43 p.m.
9rent Nelson, Towle Real Estate, represen:ing the partnershkp,
presented a drawing o-1 the proposed bu!iding. Currently they
plan to use only the first floor of tNe two story building. As
the business grows, the second flexr will be expanded offine
space. The company's busine•.s is supFlytnq candy and tobacco to
other business.
Victor Jude, partner, stated that the Increase in employment
will probably be in sales people. They would prefer to service
their suburban accwu ts out of a central facility and make their
heddq oar cers 1 t Plymouth.
Coe:acllmember NRlls asked If the proposed conveyor -jystem is
urilque to this bs:siress or whether it could be transferred to
another buslr ess if the building was sold. Mr. Jude answered
tKa the system would root be unique and would be an integral
Part of the building. The furniture and computer systems will
be purc:has.d by the tenants and therefore are not a part of th
cost of the building.
Cuunci lmember Threl ne asked
fur. Mr. Jude answered that
the mdnU facturers and r .4sel 1 s
bu5tresses.
what the building would be used
the company purchases candy from
It lit smaller quantities to other
Cuuncilmember Neils asked how much of the propoaed lnit al
building will be Offices and how much warehouse. Assistant
Mdnager Boyles answered that 18,860 sq. ft. will be warehouse.
The public hearing was closed at 8:06 p.m.
MOTION was made by Coune I Imember Threinen, seconded by
Counc:llmembcr Nells, to adopt RESOLUTION N0, 82-399 DL,rERMINING
TO PROCEED WITH A PROJLCT AND ITS FINANCING UNDER THL MUNICIPAL
INDUSTRIAL DEVELOPWNT ACT; REFERRING THE PROPOSAL TO THF.
COMMISSIONER Of ENERGY, PLANNING AND (* VLLOPMENT FOR APPROVAL
AND AUTHORIZING PREPARATION OF NECESSARY DOCUMENTS for JOSS (A
Gt;nGrdl Partnership) In the dmvunt of 58009000.
Mutiun carried u t a Roll Call vote, four d)es.
Ass.ist.ditt Md t.ige r Boy lus stated that Lh t b public hedrl ng Is to
cunsidcr d petition for d vacation of Teakwood Lane In Freund's
2iti Additluti. Stdff has recunmenoed approval.
Acting Mayor Schneider upened tht public hearing dt 8:11 p.m.
RESOLUTION NO.E2"-399
AUTRM17ING WR
FINANCING FOR JOSS
Item 6-A
PUBLIC HEARING -
VACATION OF TEAKWOOD
LANE, FREJND'S 2ND
ADD1TtON
ittin 6-B
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Ibr_ l to Ervasti, 13110 34th Ave. N., stated he 13 the
petltlo:ec-A the time he, purchased his hone he *as told that
I P the City did not need the easement for a street the easement
would be vacated if he requested it.
The public hearing was closed at 8:12 p.m.
MOTION wds wade by Councilmember Moen, seconded by Councllmember RESOLUTION N0,82-400
Neils, to adopt RLSOLU710H NO. 82-400 AUTHORIZING THE VACATION AUT
OF TrAKWOOU LAME IN FRLUND'S 2ND ADDITION. TEAKWOOD LANE IN
No One chuar to speak did the hearlity was closed at 8:18 P.M.
FREUND' S 2ND AnDN,
Mutlon carried on d Roll Call vote, four ayes. Item 6-B
Asslawnt Manager Boyles explained the City's assessment PURL FC HEARINGS -
procedures for the five projects. ASSESSMENT ROLLS
of t,6),995.25. ND ADDITI(N 9 STREET
Item 6-C-1 thru 5
Project 10% Cirison Companies 2nd Addition
PROJLCT 101
Lngineor Moore stated that the Carlson Companies 2nd Addition
street project vws petitioned for by the developer and 100% of
the zost of the project Is belrtfj dssessed to the Carlson
Companies 2.iA Addition ds requested by the deNeloper,
Actlity Mayor Schnelder upeosed the public hearing it 8:18 p.m.
No One chuar to speak did the hearlity was closed at 8:18 P.M.
NOTION was made by Cow cIImember Hells, seconded by RESOLUTION A0982-401
Cuuncllmember Moen, to adupt RESOLUTION N0. 82-401 ADOPT1tG
ASSLSSMLNTS, PR03LCT 101, CARLSON COMPANIES 2ND ADDITION, STP•L! T CARLSON COMPANIES
In the amount of t,6),995.25. ND ADDITI(N 9 STREET
PROJLCT 101
Mutl«r carried on a Roll Call vote, four ayes. Item 6-C-1
140TION was made by Cuunci lmembe r Neils, seconded by RESOLUTION NO.82-402
Cuwicilmember Moen, to drropt. RLSOLUTION NO. 82-402 ADOPTING ADOPTING ASSFESMr
ASSLSSMLN T S, PROOF CT 1 c 1, CARLSON COMPANIES 2ND AnD! T I ON C ARL SON COMPANIES
UTILITILS In the amount of $31,508.52. 2ND ADON, UTILITIES
PROJECT 101
Notion carrlW on d Roll Call vote, four dyes. Item 6-C-1
Project lit, Lout Ldke Woods Additlori
Acting Mayor Sehi e.lt&' opened the public hedrltig it 809 p.m.
No one :huse to shedk died the hearing a.s clused at 8:19 p.m.
MUTTON was made by Cuw cllmember Nells, seconded by RLSOLUTION NOo82-403
Cuunotlmember Moen, to adopt RLSOLUTION N0. 82-403 ADOPTING r
ASSLSSMLNTS, PROJLCT 112, LOST LAKL WOODS In the dm04,111t of LOST LAKL WOODS
86,061,45. PROJLCT 112
Item 6-C-2
Notion writ4l on a Roll Call vote, four dyes,
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Project 104, 19th Ave./Odkdalt West Addition
Engineer Moore stated that this Involved the Improvement of 19th
Ave, as pdrt of the Odcdale Weft pldt. The developer petitioned
the City to install some of the public Improvements. The
brnrfittlog properties will be assessed for the street
lmpruvements and a minor portion of the watemaln.
Acting Mdyor Schneider opened the puLlic hearing at 8:22 p.m.
No one chose to speak and the hearing was closed dt 8:22 p.m.
MOTION Etas made by Counellmember Moen, seconded by Councllmember RESOLUTION N0.82-404
Nt;lls, to ddopt RESOLUTION N0. 82-404 ADOPTING ASSLSSWNTS, ADOPTING 3SPEWS
PROJECT 104 19TH AYE. WATER AREA In the amount of $1,596.00. 19TH AVE.
PROJECT 104
Mot lo:: carried un a Roll Cal l vote, four dyes. Item 6.0-3
MOTaON !.xs made: by Councllmember Moen, seconded by Councl/member RESOLUTION "0.82-405
hells, to ddopt RLSOLUIION NO. 82-405 ADOPTING ASSLSSWNTS,
PROJECT 104 19TH AVENUE, OTHER THAN OAKDALL WLST ADDITION in the OTHER THAN OAKDALE
ditWit of $74,077.24. WEST ADDN. PROJECT
104
Motion carried on d Roll Call *cute, four dyes. Item 6-C-3
M01iON wis made by Councllmember Muer, seconded by Councilmember RESOLUTION NO.82-406
Ht.11s, u Wopt RLSOLUTIOW N0.82-406 ADOPTING ASSESSMLNTS,
PROJECT 1049 19TH AVLNUL (OAKDALE WLST) street, curb atdf oucter, 19TH AVE. (OAKDALE
storm sewer In th dmuunt or $19,940.91. WEST) PROJECT 104
Item 6-C-3
Nutlun carrlcd on a Roll Call vote, roar dyes.
Prujtct 915, 45th Ave./C.R. 10 Froadge Rudd
Actliq Mdyur Schnelde:r opened the public hearing at 8:23 p.m.
Roy Blackwell, 805 Alvarado Ldnt, asked how Individuals and
developers were dssessrd.
Acting Mayor Sch::elder stdtead the dlfrerpnuei between d developer
payliq fur an assessment as part of his develcpmet:t contract .And
tht: ne.lghburs be:liq dsse:ssed.
The: public heariny was closed at 8:27 p.m.
MOTION wds made by Cuunc I Imembe r ThreWen, seconded by RESOLUTION NO.B?-407
Cuwicllmembt:r Moen, to adopt RESOLUTION NO. 82-407 ADOPTINGASSE-SiSMENTS
ASLSSHLNTS, PROJECT 915, 45TH AYE. UTILITIES In the amount or 45TH AVE. UTIL.ITILS
1550937.51. PROJECT 915
Itm 64-4Nutlu:t carried uit d Roll Call vote, four dyes.
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MOTION was made by Counci.lmember Threinen, seconded by RESOLUTION NC.82-408
Councllmember Koen, to adopt RESOLUTION N0. 82-408 ADOPTING ADOPTING APT59M
ASSLSSMENTS, PR01ECT 9150 45TH AVENUE STREET in the amount of 45TH AVE. STREET
52309691.71. PROJECT 915
Item 6-C-4
Notion carried on a Rol! Call vote, four ayes.
1982 Street Lighting
Engineer Moore stated that where; residential street lights are
Installed beitefitting adjacent proper.tles they are assessed.
Only those neighborhoods with llyhts are assessed and not the
entire City. The majority of street light; were Installed as a
result of petitions from the developers during development.
There are approximately 5,000 parcels of lana at an overall cost
of $111,000 belrog assessed. The City pays the cost of lights
slung major roads and Intersections which benefit the community
at large.
Acting Mayer S...aielder opened the public hearing at 8:33 p.m.
RU Oldekwell, 805 Alvarado Lane, asked 1F the assessment was
once or twice a year. kr;gineer Moore answered that this wds a
once a year assessment.
The public hearing was closed at 8:35 p.m.
MOTION was made 4 Cuuncllmember Moen, seconded by Councilmember RESOLUTION NO.82-409
T'ireineii, to adopt RESOLUTION NO. 82-409 ADOPTING ASSESSWNT,
1982 STREET LIGHFING In the amount of $111,659.27. 1982 STREET LIGHTING
Item 6-C-5
Motion carried on a Roll Call vote, four ayes.
PLTITIONS, RLQUt:STS ANTI COMMUNICATIONS
Phil Chen,«ith, represent 1 r y Lhlers dnd Associates} the City's
Mideloldl consultants, stated they held a ger eral obligation
lmpruvemunt bond sale whiLh had five bidders. The bids were
opened this everting. He recommt:nded the bid of Cronin 8
Marcutte, lite. with a net interest rate of 9.3326% be acc:epted.
The City's rating was A-1 for this sdle.
MOTION was made by Counci lmember Neils, seconded by RESOLUTION NOM -410
Councilmember Threlr:en to adopt RLSOLUTION NO. 82-410 AWARDING , MAr
THL SALE OF $108259000 GLNLRAL OBLIGATION BONDS OF 1982; FIXING SALL
THk1R FORM AND SPLCIF.ICATIONS; D1RLCTING THL1R EXLCUTION AND Item 7-A
OLLIVERY; AND PROVIDING FOR THLIR PAYMLNT.
Motlon carried on a Rolt Call vote, four ;yes.
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Asslstdnt Manager Boyles stated that the Planning Commission
vaimldered the land use : ec:ommeMed and approval of the
General Development Plan amendmentsi cooiditlonal use perailt and
site pldi) for the Church of the Lplphany at the southeast corner
of Hanel Road and Ndttdn tang subject to various conditions In
the draft resolutions.
Lir. Robert Hoover, 2WO Orkla Drive, Golden Valley, stated that
they recent y sod their church In New Hope. Tne church is
willing to accept the special dssessments for Nathan Lane
ddj,arcent to the pond which is on six acres of the ten which cher
are proposing to purchase.
Cuwtcllmember Neils asked if the neighbors present at a recent
meetliq with the church were in favor of the location. Gr.
Hoover answerer+ that the nelghbon concerns were with traffic
did the type of bui 1 di ng -to be bul l t s The proposed bul 1 dl nq
will be similar to Vision of Clury Church on h;ghway SS. The
proposed church will only tdke up 7% of the site. One neighbor
wds lei opposition because of the traffic on Nathan and the
dmuunt of ldr,dscdping being proposed. Dr. Hoover stated they
will ddd to Llwlr ldndbedpe pldn In decurddncr with the Pldntiing
Commission recummeoidation.
Cuuncilmember Neils asked what, In addltloit to the church
schedule uii Surkddys, would the church be used for. Dr. Hu over
die%wered that four days d week the church has d nurser] school
in the mornings. The proposed use is allowable In a 9-i
01strict %is d cuitdlt iondl use.
U.",, Hoover stated that the church would seed, mow, and mdlntdln
the pruperty druuird the pond. The DNR has designated a portion
of the 14W ds wetland dlul therefore must be mainta!ned In a
oidturdl state.
MOTION wds mdde by Councilmember Neils, seconded by
Counellmember Threliten, to adept RLSOLUTION N0,, 82-411 APP1'1)VIN,
AN AMLNDMLNT TO THL GLNLRAt_ DM.LOPHLMT PLAN FOR "DRAKLLAND
NUSINLSS AND TWHNICAL Ct,NTLR" Rf.QULST BY DR. ROBLRT HOOVER FOR
CHURCH Of THL LPIPHANY LOCATLD AT THE SOUTHLAST CORNLR OF NATHAN
LANL AND HAMLL ROAD (82036).
Muthili cdrri d un d Roll C-11 vote, four ayes.
MOTION was mate by Cuuncl lmember Neils, seconded by
Cuwicllmember Muei1, to ddopt RLSOLUTION NO. 82-412 APPROVING
CONDITIONAL USL PLRMIT AND S11L PIAN FOR Det. ROBLRT HOOVLR FOR
CHURCH Of THL LPIPHANY LOCATED AT THL SOUTIILAST CORNER OF NATHAN
LANL AND H AMLL ROAD ( 820)6) .
Mut Iuii earrled un d Roll Cdl I vote, four dyes.
CHURCH OF THE
EPIPHANY (82036)
Item 7-8
RESOLUTION N0.82-41
DRAKELAND CENTER"
EPIPHANY CHURCH
82036)
Item 7-N
RESOLUTION NI1.82-412
11 CONDITIONAL US[
PLRMIT, EPIPHANY
CHURCH ( 82036 )
Item 7-B
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Pidoner Trefere stated the Planning Commission first reviewed
ti -at ,tatter lot 3anuary. At that time they reviewed it layout of
t44ree. lots and recommended that the item be denied because of
multi -le curb owuts and the omjW*,- of vdrldnCes required. The
petitioner, Sohn Cllft, asked that the proposal be held for
several months as he planned to be out of the Clty. The matter
wa: referred to) the Planning Cummission again last month with
revisions whish responded to some of the Plar ning Commission's
ConCerty. One curb cut has twen eliminated and the )(it 1 f nes
are changed, The Planning Commission rec=onsidered and has
recommended approval with a number of conditions. CO)uncil
attention was directed to the recommendation that would require
platting.
Councilmember Threlnen asked what is achieved by platting which
1% not achieved by metes and bounds division. City Attorney
Lefler noted the differences whlLh might be viewed ds a matter
of degree relative to the lmpa(.t of the size of a specifics
d*.vel opm ent .
Act liig Mdor Schneider stated he didn't want to set a precedent
b;j dpproving a metes dud bounds dlvlslon.
Oohn Cilitr 36 Winnetkd Ave., reprews-itirty Anna Roggemann,
std a wds told the platting procedure *oulO be approxlmdtt ty
504 more costly than the metes and bounds procedure.
Dl beusslon contlnued on the dI f ferences and why the City twr:t s
the property pldLted. Planner Tremere stated there were two
resolution;, submitted fur Coun:.11 consldLratlon and explained
thdt dduptiort of the resolution which require the property
to be plotted, would ellmindte the need fur the resolutlon
dpprovinty the metes and bounds divisions He stated the sea ond
re:sulution, if ;tdopted, would be refurmed to direct pl ittings ds
d sp,,4e of the Council.
MOTION was made: by Councllmember Thretnen, seconded by
Cuuncl lmembur Nulls, to adapt R SOt.UTION NO. 82-413 LXPRLSSFNG
SLNSL OF THL COUNCIL RLGARDING WHbLVISlON PROPOSAL BY MINA
ROGGLNANN AND DIRLCT1NG PLATTING OF LAND AT 10610 - 36TH AVE..
N. (81066)4
M01ION wds made by Coxuncllmembtr Nells t strike the pertlon of
condition 09 which si.dtes, "dirtetlny that the dvjve: to Farce;! A
to te, bu located at tete westerly side,"
Mut f on died for lack of a %evoid s
ANNA ROMMANN -
VARIANCE REQUEST
LOT DIVISION
81066 )
Iteth 7-C
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RESOLUTION NO.A2-413
MINA ROCCLMANN
1 a^ 1066 )
Item 7-C
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Motion carridd on a Roll Call vote, four ayes.
MOTION was made by Couitellmember Neils, seconded by
Counclimember Moen, -,o adopt RESOLUTION NO. 82-414, AUTHORIZING
RELLASL OF SITE PERFORMANCE GUARANTEE FOR ENDURANCE MACHINL
COMPANY (A-543) .
Mo6lon carried on a Roll Call vote, four ayes.
MOTION wds made by Coun c I Imembe r Neils, seconded by
ouncilmember Moen, to adopt RESOLUTION NO. 82-415 AUTHORIZING
RELLASL OF SITE PERFORMANCE GUARANTEL FOR APOLLO PIPING SUPPLY,
INC. (A-855).
Notion Carried on a Roll Call vote, four ayes.-
NOTION
yes.
MOTION was made by Counclimtmber Neils, seconded by
Councllmember Hut;ri, to ado t RESOLUTION N0. 82-416 AUTHORIZING
RELEASE elf SITE PERFORMANCE GUARANTEE FOR BANCO PROPERTIES,
INC. (89036).
Muttun carried nn .1 Roil Call vute, four ayes.
MOTION was made by Cuune11me11ber Neils, seconded by
Councilmember Moen, to adopt RLSOLUTION NO. 82-417 AUTHORIZING
RLDUCTION OF S1TL PERFORMANCL GUARANTEE FOR VOLP CONSTRUCTION
COMPANY FOR JAMLS JAGOOZINSKI (80038) to $10,000.00.
Muttun cdrried un a Roll Call vote, four ayes.
MOTION was made: by Councllmember Neils, seconded by
Cuuncllmetwer Muen, to adopt RESOLUTION NO. 02-418 APPROVING
PLANS AND SPECIFICATIONS AND ORDERING ADVLRTISLMENT FOR BIDS ON
PROJECT 208 - 34TH AVLNUE, PROJECT 2.09 - DNR TRAILHEAD, PROJLCT
10 - WELL N0. 7, AND WATLRMAIN 1MPROVL#4LNTS.
Mutlun Carried un a Roll. Call vote, four ayes.
MOTION was made by Courv-11me:mber Neils, seconded by
Cuuitellmember Mueri, to adopt [ILSOLUTION NO. 82-419 REIMBURSING
DEVELOPER FOR wATLRMAIN OVERSIZING, SCHMIDT LAKE WOODS 3RD
AUDITION
MulAuwl earrl e'd un a Roll Call %tote, four ayes.
POTION wds made by Cuuncilmember Ne.Ils, seconded byCuuncalmembe:: Muth, to ddupt RLSOLUV IN N0. 82-420 RLDUCT CON OF
SPLCIAL ASSLSS4-N1°S, LEVY NO. 8085.
Motion carried urt a Roll Call vote, four dyes.
k'SOLUTION NO.82-414
AUTHORIONC OND
RELEASE FOR
ENDURANCE M 04INE CO
A-543) ,+
Item 7-D-1 *
RESOLUTION N0.82-415
AUTHORIZING BOND
RELFASE FOR APOLLO
PIPING SUMILY, INC.
A-855)
Item 70-2•
RESOLUTION N0.82-416
RELEASE. FOP BANCO
PROPERTIES, INC.
89036)
Item 7-0-34
RESOLUTION NO.82-4'17
REDUCTION SITE PER-
FORMANCE GUARANTEE
VOLP CONSTRUCTION
80038 )
Item 7 -E -k
RESOLUTION N0.82-418
SPECS 6 ORDERING
BIOS FOR PROJECTS
208, 2090 2100 6
WATERMAIN IMP.
item 7-F*
RESOLUTION N0.82-419
REIMBURSINGURSING FOR
WATERMAIN OVEti5I11NG
SCHMIDT LAKE WOODS
3RD AODN6 (A-681)
Item 7-C*
hZ SOLUT ION NO. A? -42 0
hn-16 ML
ASSLSSr'-NTS, LEVY
NO. 80,15
Item 7-H*
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MDfION was merle by Courtcllmember Neils, seconded by
Cowtellmemiber Mo,sri, to ;adopt RESOLUTION N0v, 82-421 APPROVING
CHANGE ORDER N0. 1, 1982 STREET JMPR?VEMENT PRODECT by adding
4,539.60.
Motion carried on a Roll Call vote, four ayes.
MOTION was , made by Councllmember Neils, seconded by
Counclimember Moen, to adopt RLSOLUTION NO. 82-422 ORDERING
PROJECT N0. 226, HONEYWLLL WATLRMAIN.
Notion carried on a Roll Call vote, four ayes.
MOTION was bade by Councllmember Neils, seconded by
Counctlmeaiber Moon, to adopt RESOLUTION NO. 82-423 INSTALLATION
F STOP.. SIGNS.
Motion carried on a Holl Call vote, four ayes.
MOTION was made by
Councilmember Moen, to
DLVkLOPHLNT BOND FOR
1,090,978.00.
Courellme;mber Neils, seconded by
adopt RESOLUTION NO. 82-424 REDUCING
NORTHWLST BUSINESS CAMPUS ( 80062 to
Motion carried on a Roll Call vote, four ayes.
MOTION was made by Councilmember Neils, seconded by
CouncAlmember Moen, to adopt RLSOLUTION NO. 82-425 REDUCING
DEVELOPMENT BOND, CARLSON COMPANILS ADDITION (A-215) to Zero.
Motlon edrrieck o., a Roll Call vote, four ayes.
NOILON was made by Counellmember Neils, seconded by
Cut,A icilmembe:.r teen. to adopt RLSOLUTION NO. 82-426 REDUCINC
ULVELOPMENT BUND, CHIPPLWA TNAII.S ADDITION (A-498) to zero.
Motion caurl,ed on a Roll Call vote, four ayes.
NOTION Was made by Councilmember Neils, seconded by
Coeuicllmember Moen, to adopt RLSOLUTION NO. 82-427 REDUCING
DL4LL0PMLNT BOND, CHIPPLW.A TRAILS 2HP ADDITION (A-498) to
S4 , 900.
Mutlon carried oft a Roll Cell vote, four ayes.
MOTIOV wa:1 made by Councilmember Mils, seconded by
Cc:unullmembor Moen, to a4upt RLSOLUTION N0f, 82-428 RLDUCING
0LVLLOPMLN1 'DOND, PLYMOUTH C.RLLKVILW ADDITION (A-199) to $5,500.
Mot IUTA Cdrrl ed on a Roll Call vote, four ayes.
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or.
RESOLUT1 14 N0.82-421
CHANGE ORDER N0. 1
1982 STREET IMP.
Item 7-I'
RESOLUTION N0.82-422
HONEYWELL WATERMAIN
Item 7-0"
RESOLUTION W e 82 -42 3
INSTALLATION
STOP SIGNS
Item 7-K*
RESOLUTION NO.82-424
tOND, NOrItIWLS'
BUSINLES
CAMPUS ( 80962 )
Item 7-L-111
RESOLUTION t%82-425
CARLSON COMP4NIES
A-215)
Item 7-L-2*
RLSOLUTION N0.82-426
RMUCING BUND
CHIPPEWA TRAILS ADiiii
A-498)
Item 7-L-3•
RF SOLUT ION N0.82-427
RMUMNE MND
CHIPPEWA TRAILS
2ND ADDITION (A-498)
Item Oil -L-4+
RESOLUTION %IWAW
HMUC14G BOND
PLYMOUTH CREFVKV1kW
ADDITION (A-199)
Item 7-L,S"
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MOTION was made by Councilmember
CowicUmember Moen, to adopt RESOLUTION
DLVELOPMLNT BOND, PLYMOUTH CREEKVIEW 2ND
zero.
Neils, seconded by
N0. 82-429 REDUCING
ADDITION' (A-199) to
Notion carried on a Roll Call vote, four aye.,.
NOTION was made by Councilmember Neils, seconded by
Councilmember Moen, to adopi RESOLUTION NO. 82-430 REDUCING
DLVLLOPMLNT BOND, RAPPAPORT ADDITION (A-806).
Mutton edrrl.3d on a Roll Cali vote, four ayes.
NOTION was made by Councllmember Neils, seconded by
Councilmember Moen, to adopt RESOLUTION N0, 82-431 REDUCING
OEVELOPMLNT 8DND, 'ALST RIDGE. ESTATES THIRD ADDITION (A-745).
Notion carried on a Ro11 Call vote, four ayes.
MOTION was made by
Councilmember Moen, to
COST TO BL ASSLSSLD
ASSLSSMLNT, PROJLCT We
Cowic 1 lmembe r Nei 1 s, seconded by
adopt RESOLUTION Nth. 82-432 DECLARING
AND ORDERING PRLPRATION OF PROPOSED
117 - PILGRIM LANE.
Motion cdrrled un a Rall Call vote, four ayes.
NOTION was made by
Cuwtellmember Muen, to
COST TO BL ArSLSSLD
ASSLSSH.NT, PROJLCT NO.
Councilmember Nells, seconded by
adopt RLSOLUTION N0. 82-433 DECLARING
Atm ORDS R1 Nt, PRLKRAT ION OF PROPOSED
2040 GLACILR LANE.
Nutlun cdrrled oa d Roll Cdll vote, four ayes.
MOTION Was made by
Cuunellmember Wien, to
COST TO 8L ASSLSSLD
ASSLSSMLNT , PRO:akC T N0.
CuLai c I Imembe r Ne.l Is, seconded by
ddupt RLSOLUTION N0,, 82-434 DLCL ARING
AND ORDLRING PRLPARATION OF PROPOSLD
206, NATHAN LANL.
MutiUA cdrrled on d Roll Cdll vote, four dyes.
MOT1014 was made by
Covii(illmember Muen, to
LUST TO 13L ASSLSSLD
ASSLSSMLNT, PROJLCT N0.
COUNTY ROAD 9 WATLRMAIN.
Councllmember Nells, seconded by
adopt RLSOLUTION N0. 82-435 DLCLARING
AND ORDLRING PRLPARATION OF PROPOSLD
901, NORTH CLNTRAL INTLRrLPTOR SLWR ANU
Motion cdrrILA on d Roll Call vote., four dyes.
RESOLUTION iNO.82-429
RMUMNG 90.90 -'
PLYMOUTH CREEKVIEW
2ND ADDN. CA -199)
Item 7-L-6*
d
RESOLUTION N0.82-430
REDUCING BONS
T T
RAPPAPORT 'ADDITION
A-806)
Item 7-L-7•
RESOLUTION N0.82-431
REDUCING BOND
WEST RIDGE 'ESTATES
3RD ADDN. (A-745)
Item 7-L-84
RESOLUTION N0.82-432
ORDERING ASSESSMENT
PROJECT N0. 117
PILGRIM LANE
Item 7-M-1*
RESOLUTION N0.82-433
ORDERING ASSESSMENT
PROJECT N0. 204
GLACIER LANE
Item 7-M-2*
RESOLUTION NOM -434
ORDERING ASSESSMENT
PROJECT NU. 206
4ATHAN LANE
Item 7-4-3"
SOLUTION W82-435
OCCURI
ORDS RING ASSESSMENT
PR03ECT NJ, VOi
NORTH CEN RAL
INTERCEPTOR
Item 7-M-4*
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August 16, 1982
Page 225
MUTION was made by Coeuicl lmember Neils, seconded by
CounclImembek "ben, to adopt RESOLUTION N0. 82-436 DECLARING
COST TO E ASSESSED AND ORDERING PREPARATION O.r PROPOSED
ASSESSMLNT FOR THE DLLINOUL14T SANITARY SEINER SERVICE CHAR(£S AND
OLL1NQULNT WATER SERVICE CHARGES.
Motion carried on a Roll Call vote, four ayes.
NOTION was made by Councilmember Nells, seconded by
Count-omember Moen, to adopt RESOLUTION N0. 82-437 DECLARING
COST TO RE ASSESSED AND ORDERING PREPARATION OF PROPOSED
ASSESSMENT FOR THE REMOVAL. OF DISEASED TREES.
P
Motion carried on a Roll Call vote, four ayes.
MOTION was matte by Councllmenber NeeIIs, seconded by
Councilmember Moen, to adopt RESOLUTION N0. 82-438 I)ECLARING
COST TO BE ASSESSED AND ORDERING PREPARATION OF PROPOSED
ASESSMENT FOR WEED ERADICATION AND DESTRUCTION CHARGES.
Motion carried on a Roll Call vote, four ayes.
MOTION was made by Cutin climember Neils, secoiwled by
Councilmember Moen, to adopt RESOLUTION NO. 82-439 SETTING
HEARING ON PROPOSED ASSESSMENT, PKOJECT NO4, 117, PILGRIM LANE
for September 1) at 7:30 p.m.
MUtldn carried on a Roll Call vote, tour ayes.
MOT LON was made by Cuwicllmember Neils, seconded by
Cowicilmember Moen, to adopt RESOLUTION N0s, 52-440 SETTING
HEARING ON PROPOSED ASSESSMENT, PROJECT N0. 204, GLACIER LANE
Pur 5%tiptember 13 at 7:30 p.m.
Mo: kon .-arrled on a Roll Call vote, Fuuc -lyes.
MOTION was miade by Cuuncl imember Neils, seconded by
Cuuric:llmember Moen, to adopt RESOLUTION NO. 82-441 SETTING
HLAR1NG ON PROPOSED ASSESSMENT, PROJECT NO. 206, NATHAN LANE For
Septetmber 13 at 7130 p.m.
Nutlo:l carried on a poll Call vute, Four dyes.
MOTION was made by Cuuncilme:mber Neils, seconded by
Councilmember Munn, to adopt RLSOLUTION NO. 82-k42 SETTING
HEARING ON PROPOSED ASSLSSHL11T , PROJECT NO. 901, NORTH CENTRAL
INTERCEPTOR Sk.WER AND COUNTY ROAD 9 WATt.RMAIN FOR September 13
at 700 p.m.
Motion cai'ri ud on a Roll Ca11 vote, four ayes.
RESOLUTION N0.82-436
MCLANINC
ORDERING ASSESSMENT
DELINQUENT SEVER 6
WATER CHARGES
Item 7 -M -S*
RESOLUTION NO.82-437
DECLARING COST 8
ORDERING ASSESSMENT
DISEASED TREES
Item 7-M-6*
RFSOLUT iZo: NO.82-438
ORDERING ASSESSMENT-
WECD ERADICATION
Item 4? -M-7*
RESOLUTION N0.82-439
PROPOSED AISSES94ENT
PhOJECT 117
PILGRIM LANE ,
Item . -N-i*
RESOLUTION NO.82-440
SETTING HEARING ON
PROPOSk.D ASSESSMENT
PROJECT 204
G: ACIER LANE
Item 7-N-2*
RESOLUTION N0.82-441
SETTING HEARING ON
PROPOSLD ASSESSALNT
PROJECT 206
NATHAN LANE
Item 7-N-3*
RESOLUTION N068? -442
SLUNG Ht. RIM 0
PROPOSED ASSESSMENT
PROJECT 901 INTER-
CEPTOR & WATE RHAI N
Item 7-N-4*
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August 16, 1982
Page 2:6
MP/TION was made
Councilmember Moen,
HEAR11'C ON, PROPOSLD
NATER SL•RVICE CHARCES
by Councllmember Nells, secconded by
to adopt RESOLUTION NO. 82443 SETTING
ASSESSMENT$ DELINQUENT SANITARY SEWER AND
for September 13 at 7:30 p.m.
Motion carried on a Roll Call vote, four ayes.
NOTION was made by Councilmefter Neils,
Cuunci.lmember Noert, to adopt RESttLUT10N N0.
HEARIK ON PRI,:pOSLU ASSLSSPLNT, RL OVAL AND
OISLASED TRIES for September 13 at 7:30 p.m.
Mutton earrIM on a Roll Call vote, four ayes.
seconded by
82-444 SETTING
DESTRUCTION OF
MOTION was eoade by Councilmember Neils, seconded by
Councilmember ML*n, to adopt RESOLUTION N11. 82-445 SETTING
Hk.ARING ON PRGPOSLO ASSLSSKNT, WELD ERADICATION AND DESTRUCTION
CHARGES for September 13 at 7:30 p.m.
Mot1011 carrled on a Koll Call vote, four ayes
MOTION was made by Councilmember Neils, seconded by
Cuutiellmember Moen, to adopt RESOLUTION NO. 82-446 nILSIGNATIN.
POLLING PLACES FOR 3TATL PRIMARY 01CTION9 SLPTEMOER 14, 1982.
M.O.tion carried on a Roll Call vote, four ayes.
NOTION was made by Councilmember Neils, seconded by
Councilmemner Moen, to adopt RLSOLUTION NO.82-447 APPROVING
LLLCTION WIDCL-S FOR SLPTLMOLR 14 STAIL PRIMARY LLLCTION.
Mutlun carr! ed on a Roll Call vote, four ayes.
REPORTS OF OFF 1CLRS ` BOARDS ,AND COMMISSIONS
Councllmember Threinen suggested the rratter of whether or riot to
mend the City CLdw to include cats In the animal control
pruvlsluns be deferred until Mayor Davenport Is present to
discuss It.
NOTION was made by Cusincl lmembe r Neils, seconded by Acting Mayor
Schneider, to receive the reliort oil the 1983 Northwest Suburbs
Cable Com+munlcatiuns Commission budget and place It on file.
Mutlun carried, four ayes.
NOTION wits Ride by Cuwzcllmember Neils, seconded by
Cuunvilmember Moen, to adopt RESOLUTION N0, 82-448 SETTING
SLPTVM[*R 200 1982 AS A PUBLIC HLARING DATL FOR THE 1983 CITY
BUUGLTS, 1983-1987 CAPITAL 1MPROVLMLNT PROGRAM AND 1982-1983
REVLNUL SHARING ALLOCATION,
Mutlun tarried un a Rall Call vote, four ayss.
RESOLUTION NO.8T-443
SETYINC REAM DN l
PROPOSED ASSESSMENT
DELINQUENT UTK-ITIES
Itelm 7 -N -S•
RESOLUTION "0.87-444
PROPOSED ASSESSMENT
DISEASED TREES
Item 7-N-6*
RESOLUTION N0.82 145
PROPOSED ASSESSMENT
WEED ERADICATII:N
Item 7-N-7*
RESOLUTION NO.82-44e
OCATIONS FOR STATE
PRIMARY ELECTION
Item 7-1)*
RESOLUTION N0.82.447
APPROVING ELECTION
JUDGES FOR STATE
PRIMARY ELECTION
Item 7-0*
AMENDING CITY CODE
TO I NCLUIX CATS IN
ANIMAL CONTROL
Item 8-A
NORTHWEST SUBURBAN
CABLE COMMUNICATIONS
COMMISSION BUDGET
Item 8-8
RESOLUTION N0.82-448
SETT14G HEARING SATE
CITY 9UD(ET,' E1P, H
REVENUE SHARING
Item 8-0
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August U. 1982
Page 227
MOTION was made by
Counrilmember Moen, to
ADOPTION OF STATUTLS BY
WA6ECTION 100.07.
Courrc1 lmcnber Ne l l n, seconded t y
adopt ORDINANCE 140. 82-21 RELATING TO
RLFERENCE; AMENDING PLYMOUTH CITY CODE,
Mo.lon carried on a Roll Call vote, four ayes.
MOTION was made by Councllmember Neils, seconded by
C.uuncllmember Moen, to adopt RESOLUTION NO. 82-449 RELEASING
APPROX1NATLLY ELEVEN ACRES COP.WJ4LY REFERRED TO AS THE "NATURAL
ARLA" FROM THE NAY 23, 1980 LLASL AGRLLMLNT F09 PLAYFIELD
i ACIL lI LLS AT OAKWOOD LLLMLNTfi RY SCHOOL.
Motlor+ carried on a R911 Cala veno., three ayes.
Threinen abstained.
Ciunci !member
MOTION w js made by Councilmembr Threinen, seconded by Acting
Mayor Schrrelder, to refer the proposed policy relating to the
creation of the Plymouth Ldad Tr=ist to the Planning Commission
for review dnd comment.
Motion carried, four ayes.
Acting Mdyor Schneider s,ated he feels that the 4:00 p.m. to
10:00 p.m. sprinki:ng ban discriminate, against working people
bec.x!se this is the only portion of the day when they are hone.
Lngineer Moore showed d graph of the City's aver,31e water
usage. The hlghN.t gd%lons per day of use was August 4 at 11.89
Million gallons. The City can produce 12.89 million gallons per,
day and cdn only store 4 ,, million gallons. the 12.89 million
Sullons production Is where all six of the City's wells are
wurkl r10. At present orr.l y five wells are working. Since the
hours from 4:00 to 10:00 P.M. dre the peak usage., the ban !s
an attlsnpt to shave the pedk.
Councllmember Neils asked If at peak water usage the City h.:,, a
reserve ire wise: of fire. Lngineer !bore ste:.a It d1d. not,
The CVunc 11 agreed with the cont l r udt ll.r, of the ,j,v i nk l I ng brier.
MOT1014' was made by Lour,::llmember
Cuurrcilmember Moes, to adopt RLSOLUT.ION
APPRAISALS FOR WLST NLD 1C1NL. LAKL NARK .1
frum the Park Dedication Fund 218-218-810.
Ne i Is 0 seconded by
NO. 82-450 APPROVVC
the amount of S950.00
Motion carried on a Roll, Call vote, four ayes.
ORDINANCE N0. 8? -21
ADOPTING OF STATUTES
BY REFERENCE
Item 8-D•
RESOLUTION N0.82-449
REL ASI "NA. UR
AREA" FROM LEASE
AGREEMENT, OAKWOW
ELEMENTARY SOMOL
Item 8-E"
PARK LRND TRUST
POL tCY U ISCUS SION
Item 8-F
LAWN/GARCEN
SPR I WL I NG BAN
D ISCLrSSION
Item t -G
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RLSOLIITION H0.8e-!0
X0006vilzi. x0m,,
WEST MU) ICIN1. LAK;:.
PARK
I t e -,c 8-H*
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August 16, 1982
page 228
OTHLR QUS1NLSS
Act 1 ;g Mayor Schneider stated a developer td called him about
his problem with lack of water pressk a to waer his landscaping
during construction. He wondtre.d if the City could reinstate
Its policy of lending developers meters to be put on hydrants
fur this purpose.
He stated the City used to lend developers meters, with a
100.00 deposl t . This pr aet ice was d i scant 1 nued because the
meters were either coming bacoc broken or not coating back at
all. He suggested raising the deposit to $500.00 and allowing
the use of meters agalli.
Lnyineer Moore stated the major problem with the use of the fire
hydrants For wateriny is that the hydrant is not designed to be
upened and shut many tihIes and if it is wt opened and shut,
correctly, It can be broken easily. He stated that there is a
h;drda in the City which can be used to fill a truck &3 the
developer earl water his landscaping.
Ac:tiiq Mayur Schneider asked if the November 15 meeting could be
ntscheduled to November S. The Count -Ai agreed.
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