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REGULAR COUNCIL MEETING
September 20, 1982
The regular meeting of the Plymouth City Council was called to
order by Mayor Davenport at 7:50 p.m. in the Council Chambers of
thN City Centei at 3400 Plymouth Boulevard on Septeinber 20,
15182.
PRLSLNT: Mayor Oavetiport, Councilmembers Neils, Schneider,
Moen, and Threinen, ,assistant City Manager Boyles,
Planner Tremere, Finance Director Ricker, Engineer
Moore, Park Director WWI%, Park Supervisor Peterson,
attd City Clerk Houk,
AW -NT: None
CONSENT AGENDA
MOTION was mdde by COLUU ,Iltrember Schneider, secondeA by
Councilmember Moen. to approve the consent agenda as submitted.
Mutton carried on a Roll Cdl l vote, five ayes.
PROCLAMATION
14dyor Davenport read d pruclamatton honoring Or. Robert D.
Snyder, recently retired Superirttettth-Nit of Wayzata School
ltstrict 284.
MINUTLS
MOTION was made by Counc;.iImember Schneider, seconded by
Cuunctlmember Moen, to approve the minutes o1' the special
Council meeting of September 13, 1982 as submitted.
Mut.iun carried on d Roll Ca11, vote, five ,ryes.
PUBLIC NLARINGS
1983 6udyets
Mayor Davenport dnnuurtced that the
was to provide the public with
presentation of the 1983 Ctty
uplwrtunt Ly to address the Couttc t l
ul' the hearing wda puttli shed. He
the IlCdrlt,g.
purpose of the public he tr i ng
an oppurr.uttt ty "o hear d
budges dnd give them an
With their cottcerny. Not ice
expl•iiiied the prucedure for
CONSLNT AGENDA
Item 4
PROCLAMATION - DR.
ROWRT SWOLR
I.S.D. 284
Ml8JTLS
1-LT1NG,
Item 5*
SPECIAL
SEPT. 13
PUBLIC HEARING
1983 BUDGETS
Item 6-A
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September 209 1982
Paye 246
Assistant City hanager Boyles outlined the 1983 proposed City
budget. He stated that the council will be considering seven
funds this evening. He explained the funds, their sources of
incume, and their major ex*,nditures. He indicated that the
Council will want to discuss three issues relating to the
general fund at its public hearing. They are: 1) The request
by the Chelsea Woods H.J.A. to have the City perform and fund
all street maintenance on the development's private streets. 2)
Request for additional funding support in 1983 by the West
Hennepiit Human Services Planning Board. 3) Plow re,upst for
39000 funding by the Suburban Community Service;. It is
anticipated that the City budget will be acted on by the Council
at its October 4 meeting.
Mayor Dd ennort stated that depending on what school district a
residr tt Lives in, the City of Plymouth receives only from 124
to 144 of each property tax dolloir. The remainder goes to
Henuteptn County and the school districts. He stated that
although d resident's taxes may go up, the City may bte
rrspuitsible 1'ur only d small portion of the inrease. He gave
severdl examples of taxes un typical hompli in Plymouth and their
dulldr t tcredse over last year.
The Mayor ddded thdt there iL
the City will receive from the
Plymouth dues nut rely heavily
from the State will necessitate
uncertainty about how much aid
State of Minnesota this year.
on State a.i"s. but any cutback
revising the budget,
The Mayor opened the public hearing at 8;10 p.m.
Adele 0.l representing Westonka Counseling for Older Adults,
stdtcd tndt Suburhin Community Services, of which they are a
part, is requesting $3,000 from the City to support their
continued service to residents of Plymouth.
Kdy Bdumanfl, volunteer with Westunka Counseling, stated their
math objective is to help other senior citizens in Plymouth with
their problems :.uch ds tran5portatiurI9 counseling, etc.
Mdyur Ddvenpurt stated the main question is whether a reasonable
percentage of Plymouth residents would benefit from the
services dgid whether there is a duplication of services being
provided by the West Hennepin Human Services organization which
is dlsu requesting fu idiny from the City.
Mrs. Dahl aiswered that the West He nepi n Human Services
urydnitatiun is a referral service and the Westunka Counseling
is one or the yroup:i West Hennepin refers people to. They du
itut duplicate services. Westunka Cou selirg gets approximately
60% of their funds from the U+tited Way. Most of their clients
dre dt low income levels and calInot pay a fee. She explained
the rdnye of service;: they provide.
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Tr vt: Svard, 12075 40th 4ve., staepd his concern with the
esca dtion of the budget. sic asked what ryas the difference
between the Requested Budget and the Minager's Budget,
Mayor Davenport answered that the Requested Budget is what the
Department and Diviuion Heads ask for and the Manager's Budget
is what the City Manager is rf:commendi ng.
Odvid Crain, 5020 Forestvier, Lane, commented that the total
uperating 6udget is about 15.5% over last year and asked why
this is when inflation is running about 7%.
Cuuncilmem er Schneider stared that the budget reflects the
titcreased personnel and fixes; costs but the primary reason for
incredse is required pr. t)i rar. expansion in the areas of park
mdtntenance, public • srKs an;. public safety.
Cuuiic;rlmember Neils pointed out that there is a "filtering down"
ul' responsibilities uLcurring from the federal government to the
States, Prem the slates to the counties, and from the counties
to the cities. The City will be expected to absorb many
ptioses for services previ•)usly provided by other levels of
government.
The public hearing was closed at 8:45 p.m.
No detiuri eras taken on the budget. Thr questions raised
e-eydrding Chelsea Woods H.O.A. request for City maintenance
serioi.;es for private streets, West Hennepin 1-luman Services
reque3t fur adftttundl City support, and the Suburban Community
Services request for funds will be de.liberdted by the Council
and they will make a dectsiun dt *heir muting of October 4.
MOTION was made by Cuunutlmember Thre.inen, Seconded by
Cuuncilmember Moen, to defer action on the budget until October
4.
Mutiun cdrr,ied, ,ve ayC!.
1983-1987 Cdpitdl lmpros#ement Pruyram
Aysibtdn. Mdndgcr Boyles stated that this is d public hearing to
hear the: proposed 1983-1987 Capital Improvement Proqram for
water, streets, sanitdry sewer, sturm sewer, pdrK dnd public
building programs. The staff report too the proposed program
addresses eleven pettt.tuns rc,ceived by the City regardiiiq
de%elupmenta within the City. The Pldniiiixj Ctmm.issiooi reviewed
the prugrUMS ds prupused for their c?infuraianCe with the
preltmindry std: -red yruwth pldn that Inds bet;n submitterl to the
Council. It is diiticipdted that. the C1P will be adopted by the
Cuuncih on Octuber 4.
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PUBLIC HLARINC -
19A3-1987 CAPITAL
IMPROVLWNT PROMAM
Item 6-R
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Page 250
Councilmember
necessary for
Moore answered
before; October
Threinen
a project
that a
1, where
asked if a development contract is
to be includes: in the CIP. Engineer
petition must bo: rcceived by the City
the developer is assuming all costs.
Counc lmember Neils Stated that the CIP has been used as a plan
for orderly development in undeveloped areas of the City.
Developers used it as a timetable as to when a certain piece of
land could be developed. Of the eleven petitions received, only
two are recommended for inclusion and she is afraid that the CIP
is nowbeing viewed as a negative process by developers. She
recommei ded that the October 1 deadline policy be reviewed,.
taking ,into consideration the public demand for housing, and the
deadlines be considered as being flexible, especially for those
s-ojects which are '1005 f it anced by the develoFer .,
Cuuncilmember li reinen stated he would prefer ttat any
reconsiduration of policy be scheduled far d future meetidq so
that a response from staff can he obtained.
MOTION was made by Counc.ilmember Threlnenr, seconded by
Coun cilmember Schneider, that. staff preparr. a report and set a
meeting to review the policy un the CIP deadline.
Motion carried, five ayes.
Levil eer Moore explained why the October 1 deadline was set, to
allow time for survey and design work befure the February 1
projected bid date.
Mdyur DdveRport opened the public hed -Ing at 9:17 p,m.
Sherm Gold rq, representing Lundgren Brothers Construction Co.,
askedthat the Boschwitz parcel be reviewed again apd that the
U sober ? deadline be reviewed also, }ie asked his letter to the
City dattJ September 20 be included in the CIP file. He stated
he felt that each project :should be looked at individual!) and
the Council should be more flexible with .its deadlines.
Frail Ha ern, Westwuod Planning .:nd E tQineering, stater) they have
Dientut a Plann.ir:g romm.ission and the Council with a plan for
d development i Plymouth. They have bee told than' the City
couldn't appruvel thV Platt because it wasn't a part of the CIP.
They dre oilltiq to pdy for the .tmpro%ements but Atil have not
been d5le to get on the CIP.
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Engineer Moore Stated the problem is that
change SM of the property to a different
Another problem is that some of the land .is
City has not determined when service will be
Mr. Hagen wants to
sewer service areas
in an area where the
ava.i 1 able .
Mr. Hagen asked again that if all the land was within a sewer
service area, and the developer paid all costs, would the City
consider the development in the CLP.
NOTION was made by Mayor Davenport, seconded by Councilmember
Threinen, directing staff to prepare a draft policy regardinq
the inclusion of projects in the Capital Improvements Program
where trw' developer has agreed to bear all improvement costs
withoait public cost participation.
Notion car r k ed, five ayes.
Mayor Davenport stated that the Planning Commission, after
coiduct.icg public hearings has recommended adoption of the
stayed growth plan that would not .tic :.inguish between assessed
and unassessed p.trcel s In the City Urban Service Area. There is
an issue yet to be resolved regarding the number of acres in the
developable area. The Council concurs with the Planning
Cummtsston direction if Lt is workehle; but the City Cow-icil
will have difficult decisions to make if that issue cinnot be
successfully resolved with the Metropo'Atan Council,
The Mayor stated that it will be A difficult job to decide
between those areas which have bee:i assessed for trunk sewer
benefit but which are not vet direct(y served by sewer and those
properties which have nut been assessed but which could be
served without trunk extensions to determine how parcels are to
be meted out within the CUSA.
Counc.ilmember Schneider pointed out, that the Metro Council would
be taking frLm Plyiw)uth the industrial land the valUdtion from
which .ts largely distributed to other cuemunities through the
fiscal disparities law.
Planner Tremere staeed that no rormal response from the Metro
Cuuncil c -V the Planning CummIss.WWS staged growth plein proposal
has been received but an answer should be coming this week on
the recommendation.
Couitellmember Neils asked If a challenge has been made to the
Metro Council abtwt their use or 1978 rather than 1986- census
figures in their p1dHIL1119. Planner Tremere answered that the
Metro CuUnCll uses the same data bare for all communities .in the
Metro arch %ind the new census data will eveoitually be used to
update the plans.
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Mayor Davenpurt stated he would like to continue the public
earirig wit it a response can be obtained from the Mxtro
Council. Most of the CIP will be in place by then except for
the staged growth segment.
Rick Murray, 8-T Land Company, asked about the new
rerummendatiures to the Metro Council. He understands that it is
the Pldrett(ng Cumissturi's recummeiidation that there be no
prefertnce given to proposals based upon assessment. He stated
cuncertt that the City not lose its development momentum.
Mdyur DdIsenport answered that the method by which on dreg gets
preference needs to be resolved, and depends now on whether :he
Metrupul.itdn Cowled will consider an adjustment of
dppruximate:ly 585 acres to the 1990 growth dreg.
Cuuncilmember Threinen stated he doesn't
to the died which h,d5 not Neese assessed
extettsiotts sstc,%!tld be stopped at the final
Metro CUu11Cl.I wtutut decide what to du,
believe d development
ditd doesn't need trurtk
plat stage because the
Yhc Ndyur routed that the Cuwtcil has scheduled a joint mvetinq
with the Pldrontrtg Cummissilmi artd he inteekds to discuss this
item further.
MOT LON wds made by
Cuunetlmember Threinen,
to be: dec ideal ,,Mer
meeting.
Cuuiic i lmembe r Ne i l s, secunded by
to eurtttnue the public hedrinq at a date
the joint. Council/Planning Ct.immi,ssion
Dibeusstuti way he=ld utt whether the he irinq should be continued,
CuunctImembers Neils and ThrL,,-%en withdrew theeir motion,
The public hedriity was closed dt 10:02 p.m.
Developers dtteiKlittg this meeting will be notified when staged
growth will be cit seubued died decided un by the Cowie i l .
WoI ION wds made by Coutic i Imemb.4-1 r Thre i nen, seconded by
Cuwteilme:mber Neils, to inctude the petition of Willow Rend in
the CIP pLi Sherm Coldberu'a request anti that. Skylin;, Hills
Addttiurt he cleansed to 1984 as itKltedted :,y the City Lnclineer.
Mut tun carried, five ,lyes.
198211983 Revenue Shdrtttu A.11uedtiun•
Mdyur Ddvettpurt stated th,it they purpose of this heirinq was to
htd• prupusead uses of revenue slid t ny funds for 1982-1983. The
A
i ty dnt is t pd tes rest, i v i ng S 131, 826 aoK1 ant is i pates spencl i roe;
0is dmuuttt un uitt. ur mure; uf' the fu.Iluwtnq prujects: 1) fire
bt0tturt ill site dcqu sttioit; 2) Park dcquisitiun/improvement;
3) Mwtic ipol equipment improvement; and 4) City Center
expdtlsiun.
PUBLIC HEARING -
1982-1983 RLVLNUL
SHARING ALLOCATION
Item 6-C
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Regular Council Meeting
September 20, 1992
Paye 253
Assistant Manager Boyles stated that there are few restrictions
on the use ofthese funds but that the City Council has
historically preferred to use them for one time capital
cxpendAtures rather than beacume dependent as this sort of
funding for operating expendi tureli.
Mayou Davenport opened the public hearing at S:47 p.m.
No one chose to speak and the hearing was closed at 8-.47 p.m.
Councilmember Schneider asked what the City Center expansion
was. Assistant Ma ager Boyles answered that the four proposed
uses are included to increase flexibility in the use of this
fur d.ing. Sjince C,ty Center etpanst,on is the fourth priority,
there prubably would not be money spent on expansion.
MOTION was mddj by Councilmember Threinen, seconded by
Cuuncilmember Muen, to defer action.
Mut lrin carried, five ayes.
PLT1TIONS, RLQULSTS AND COMMUNICATIONS
Mayor Ddver purt stated that this is a request from Frank Larsen
on behalf of Gar -Lar Properties for a revised RPUD concept plan
for "Plymouth Hills Lstates" located on the southwest currier of
Vicksbu:y Lane and C.R. 9. The request is for design changes to
the pru je ct which had earlier received concept dr d pr e l im.indry
Plan approval; the chdrryes include intruductiun of d church
site. The lucdt.tun of the public trail curridur is proposed to
be where it sods Ortgilid) I dl ignetf. Park Director Blank hab
suygeste7d an alterndt ivt: location to the north at the Nuh l r c
Street ir tersect ien.
Asststdnt tldnaye v Boyles Qtdted that a represent ;tAve of the
Park Department Sits ori the Deve;lupment Committee dna reviews
dl l recomme ulot iuns.
Mdyur Ddvenpurt suygested that PRAC review
Council takes on the; trail issue, dr d it
that PRAC t r furm the Ct,ur.ci l dt the time
review,
whatever action the
there are concerns,
6 prelimir iry plat
rank Ldrser`, ptAittui er, stated that the Plymouth Hills Compdny
de ioe=te t parkway edst of Vicksburg Ldne that followed the
Plymouth Creek bed to sepdrate the hither density development
rtxn the lesu dense tu usiriy. He th%.utlht that the trail on the
r.bt side ds proposed would be sdfe:r because it would nvolvu
oikly one street crusstrul instead of the: potential four crussiriys
required in the Park Directur's prupusdl.
GAR -LAR PROPLRT ILS
REVISED RPUD RLOULST
PLYMOUTH HILLS
LSTATLS (800131
Item 7-A
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Councilmember Moen stated she believes that crossing Vicksburg
Lane at the tntwrsectiun is rdr safer than a crossing at
midbluck,
Park Director Blank stated that the Park Commission decided some
t cmc ago that the trails should cross at intersections because
it is safer.
Liqj.uLeer Moore noted that the stdf f is assuming far greater
trdf° f is vulumes oft Vicksburg. The intersection will probably,
irk time, be controlled by a traffic signal.
Cuunrilmember Neils stated she would like to see the trail on
ldnd which the developer controls acid snvke in favor of the
crossing dt tht i eaersect Luft.
MOTION was made by Cuuncilmember Threinen, seconded by
Cuui+c i lmembe r Neils, to .idup t RLSOL IIT I ON NO. 82 -49 6 APPROVING
RLVISLD RPUD CONCLPT PLAN FOR FRANC' LARSEN, GAR -LAR PROPLRTILS,
FOR "PLYPIOUTH HILLS LSTAILS" (RPUD 80-3) (80013).
Mdyur Ddveiipurt itotCd that this develupmr:nt has been included in
the drcd of the CUSAq lids not beep, dssessed but could be
serviLed wit.hu tt trunk extensions based upon an edr:ier Council
FtWit fly that the project could be considered sinet the
x;ttttuner was willtity to extend the trunk sewer to access the
site withuut public cost pdrtic)pdtion.
MOTION wds mdde by Cuunci!member Muen, seconded by Councilmember
Schiteider, to dmrnd the resuluttun to delete existing cundittun
4 did repldee it with the following: "A i0 foot trail cutlot
shdll be provided .clung the north side o6' 41st Ave. N. from the
creek to Vickabury Lane, and from the west boundary to the creek
as dtdyrdmmed oft the Cuo"cept Pldit.
MUttull to ~K1 cdrried un d Roll Cdll vote, five ayes.
GreU Fr+ d k, McCumbs, Knutsurt, Assucidtes, stated he sees a
pro er with hdvtix3 the trail cross four streets. He suggested
dcl'erriny the r l.in until the de%eluper could meet with staff to
diw.uss it rurther.
MOF ION wd5 made by Cuuncilmember Threinen, secoi ded by
Cuuite i lmembtr Nc l b, to rdl l for the quest tun.
Muttun edrried, five ayes.
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RF.SOLUT IOF1 N0.82-496
RPUD CtWEPT PLAN
PLYV; '%JH HILLS
ESTATES (80013)
Item 7-A
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Page 255
NOTION wa!: made by Counci l membe r Neils, seconded by
Councilmember Setw eider, to reconsider calling the question.
11uttun carried, four ayes. Councilmember Threinen voted nay.
Cout cilmee ber Schwider stated the approving resolution should
include reference to the staged growth plan. He also questioned
the ared which was propused as d "natural area" and stdted he
didn't believe the developer was preserving open space which was
his concern when the concept was originally considered.
MOTION was made by Mayor Davenport, seconoed by Cou c i lmember
Muen, to amend the resolution by adding condition No. 12: The
dot ion approving the revised concept plan is contingent on the
approval of final plat, execution of the development contract,
paid taxes, dnd paid asse:,,sments prior to the date the City
adopts the staged growth plan. if these actions are not
completed, the parcel uhall be subject to the approved staged
gruwth plan.
Mot uri to dmeiid carried on d Roll Call vote, five a,;es.
Cuunctimember Nt tls stated she voted against this plan in 1980.
Sht. intends to vote a9d.115t it dgdin beccuse she doesn't agree
thdt this pdreel wd5 subject to extrderdindry expenses during
the cunstruc:tiun of Vicksburg Lane as other parcels were subject
to the same vhdrges.
Mut-tin ds dmended carried un a Roll Call vote, three ayes.
Cuunc i lmembe rs Ne 1 s and Scheie ide r voted nay.
Mayor Vdveitpurt outed that this s only d Concept plan and there
is no dssurance that the :ounc l will dppruve the final plan,
suice required returnirxg dnd RPUO plok n dpprovdl requires ast
least d 4/5 vote.
MOTION wdy mdde by Cuunc a Ihiember Schne ider, seconded by
Cuunailmrmber Moen, to adopt RLSOLUTION N0. 82-497 APOROVINC
SIM PLAN AND VARIANCLS FOR ROBLRT MIDLLMIST FOR "ALPINE: OFFICE
WILDING" (81070).
Motion carried on d Rull Cai 1 vote, five dyes.
NOTION was made by
Cuwic.Imember Muen, to
CONSOLIDATION/DIVISION
MIDDLLMIST (81070).
Counc lmember Schneider, seconded by
ddopt RLSOLUTION N0. 82-498 APPROVING LOT
FOR LUSTING PLATTLD LOTS FOR RORLRT
Mut un carried un d Roll Cal! vote, five ayes.
Rt: OLUT.LON N0.82-497
APPRUVING SITIE PLAN
VAR IAWL S, RORLRT
MIDOLF.MIST (81070)
Item 7-R•
Rt. `1.UT ION Nn a h2-4911
X-PPRUVIX
MNSOL IDAT ION/fl IV l -
SION, ROHLRT
MIDOLLMIST (81070)
Item 7-R•
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MOTION mas made by Coocilmember Schou idere seconded by
Cucatctlmtoftr Moeaq to adopt RLSOLUTION N0. 92-499 SLTTING
CONDITIONS PRIOR TO FILING OF LOT CONSOU1,11 °rION/Dt61SION FOR
ROBERT MIDDLLMIST ( 81070) .
Nut -tun carried on d Roll Call 'vote, five ayes.
Mayer Davenport statrd that the Waste Managemen! B•adrd sent the
City a letter stating that the industrial areas adjacent to 494
died N.ighwdy 55 itt central PIymouth have been named a
preliminary area" for further examination as to suitability for
hdlardw-is waste p+ocessing. Chairman Dunn has asked that the
C.t ty dppo t nt a l .i ai son between the City and the Boa i d dur i nq
this study.
few lots of
but 1 tute:tV. size for d wdstt bt LV.
Mayur Ddve stport stated that certain portions of the site are
cause to residential are:ds and include the City's wells. Ne
stated he be.ltered that the lidison should empress to the Board
th.tt the City has concerns with the site and 1,3 opposed to
luu:tt"isi dray btte: close to the wells or resA...'ntia.l areas. The
bite d.l.so shuu.ld not be close to storm ponding areas. He
trw3ught a letter to the Soard should be written stating the
t tv' b coticernb .
Ddv d , 5020 Furcytview Labe and a member of CLLAN,
su<;lyestcd the; City apoo.tt+t a stdrr perst'in as the liaison because
or their duccys to City recort:a, maps, etc. The City should
c:ur,.s.idesr tlool i rying 41.11 Idttduwtters dtxt homeowners assoc.iat torts
ddjutttttty thib dre.; of the' 110drd's dctions. CLLAN would .like d
1 tit of (01 the ldtteluwtters tot the; area artd the size of the lots
III the; at`trd. It tr% well be that th-ire dre few lots of
but 1 tute:tV. size for d wdstt bt LV.
tlte:rttate to alter fludt ct.
11„ Mjyur btdtesd that out of the: 34 sites which may be
d-Jt; t)lt;, only 5 to 10 will be "Moilly selected.
lt` S%od9 m75 40th Ave., 5tdted that the existing
Idol tttb uii the: sate dre taut impurtdttt to the final decision.
He: suyipbLe:d it would be helpru.l to know what rdeilities there
dive iiuw pruduc t try hdzdrduus wastes.
MU f l'JN wa mddr by Cuunc i !member Sc;htte iat• i NMI Ilded by
Cuu,t.tlmt• Ihretllen, that Asststaia. City woett:. .Yc v1en be
dpput.ill r.4) i m 1 edt bull to the Wdste: N -Ii, -, r wnt So., .
MOTION wab made: by Cuuitc i lme:mber Viret.oer., t ended by
Cuuttc:t lmcber 50ncide: r, to dme:nd to dor) Div id .....in cis the
tlte:rttate to alter fludt ct.
A.-*.1kdmuiit to the mutton Lamed, I,tvot, dyes.
MA tun db amnttdcd c:drrted, t ive: dywi,
1E5OLUTt ll "0.820499
5ETTINC 001 11I01U
LOT CON IDIIT ION/
DIVISION ROIERT
NIDDLEMIST (91070)
Item 7-8A
WASTE ItANAGENENT
BOARD -•SELECTION OF
PRELIMIrNARV AREA
Item 7-C
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Page 257
MOTION was made by Counci)mtmter Schneider,
Councilmember Moen, to ddupt RLSOLUTION N0. 82-500
MANAGEMENT SERVICES CONTRACT 13LTWLLN THE PLYMOUTH
RLOLVLLCPl1}NT AUTHORITY AND THL CITY OF PLYMOUTH.
Notion carried on a Roll Call vote, five ayes6
seconded by
APPROVING A
11Cr'iING AND
MOTION was made by Councilmember Schneider, seconded by
Coue i.:member Moen, to adopt RLSOLUTION NO. 82-501 LSTABLISHVENT
OF HOML 1MPROVLMENT GRANT PROGRAM INCOME LIMITS AND GRANT LIMITS
FOR THL COBG PROGRAM, YLAR Vlll (JULY 1, 1982 - JUNE 309 1983).
Mutton carried ore a Roll Call vote, five ayes.
MOTION was made by Councilmember Schneider, seconded by
Cuunuitlmember Moen, to adopt RLSOLUTION NO. 82-502 OLCLARIW*
ADLQUACY OF PETITION AND ORDLRING PREPARATION OF RLFORT, STREET
LIGHTING - 11tH AVLNUE 1N FLRNDALL NORTH 4TH ADDITION.
Hutton carried on a Roll Call vote, five dyes.
MOTION was made by Coutiecilmembux Schneider, seconded by
Councilmember Moen, to drlopt RLSOLUTION NO. 82-503 DECLARING
AOLQUACY OF PLTITION AND OROLRING PRLPARATION OF RLPORT, STREET
LIGHTING - WLST RIOGL LSTATLS 4TH ADDITION.
Mut.iosi carried on d Roll Cdl 1 vote, five dyes.
MOTION wds made by Councilmember Schneider, seconded by
Cuueecilenember Muen, to adopt RLS[1LUTION N0. 82-504 RLDUCING
DLVLLOPMLNT BOND, CRLLK-WOOD HILLS (A-648) to $71,171.
Mutiun carried on d Roll CdLI vote, five dues.
MOTION wds made by Cuunctlmember Schneider, seconded by
Councilmember Muen, to ddapt RLSOLUTION NO. 82-505 RLDUCING
DLVLLOPML9T BOND, HLRITAGL LSTATLS ADDITION (A-824) to 579700.
Mutioit cdrriei on d Rut i Cal l vote, five ayes.
MOTION wa:, made by Councilmember Schneider, seconded
Cuwictlmembev Muen, to ddupt RLSOLUTION NO, 82-506 RLDUC.INC
ULVLLOPMLNT BOND, HLRITAGL LSTATLS ADDITION 2ND (A-8?4) to
4,300.
MOLIU11 wrrtcd un d Roll Call vote;, five dyes.
RESOLUJION N0.82-500
Ar-PRf1VING CONTRACT
BETWEEN CI'Y AND
PLYMOUTH HRA
Item 7-D*
RESOLUT12N N0.82-501
MX9115HING GRANT
INCOME LIMITS FOR
YEAR V f [ I CORG
PROGRAM
Item 7-E*
RESOLUTION N0.82-502
ORDERING RPM
STREET LIGHTING
FERNDALE 4TH MGN.
Item 7-F-1*
RLSOLUT-EON NO.B'-503
M
STRLLT LIGHTING
WEST RIDGE ESTATES
4TH ADDITION
Item 7-F-2*
RESOLUTION NO.82-504
BOND kLDUCTION
CRELKWOOD HILLS
A-648)
tem 7-G-1*
RLSOLUTION N0.82-505
BOND REDUCTION
HLRI TACE LSTATLS
MIDITION (A-824)
Item 7 -G -Z*
RE SRI 11 T I ON Nn .82 - 506
N LDIICTI'1 N —
HtRITAQ FSTA4,S
ADDN. 2ND (A-824)
term 7-0-3•
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Regular Council Meeting
September 20, 1482
PdgF 258
WITI(M was made by Councilmember Schneider, seconded by
Cuwectimcmber Moen, to adopt RESOLUTION NO. 82-507 REDUCING
DLVLLOPMLNT BOND, HLRITACL VSTATLS ADDITION 3RD (A-824) to
3,100.
Motion carried on d Roll Call vote, five ayes.
MOTION was made by Councilmember Schneioor, seconded by
Councilmember Moen, to adopt RESOLUTION NO:, 82-508 R?EDUCINC
DLVLLOPMLNT BOND, JLSS PROBASCO LOT DIVISION (x1022) to $Oe
Not ton cdr r i ed oil d Re,l 1 Cdl 1 vote, Five ayes.
NOTION was mddc.! by Councilmember Schneider, seconded by
Cukuecilmember Moen, Lo adopt RLSOLUT ION N0, 82-509 REDUCING
OL%ILLOPMLNT BOND, WLLL INCTON ADDITION (A-472) to $0.
Mot 1011 carried uta a Roll Call vote, Five ayes.
MOTION was made by Councilmember Schneider, seconded by
Councilmember Mor, , tkk adopt RESOLUTION N0. 82-510 ftnituNG
DF_VkXOPtl:NT 83NT1, WESTMINISTLR ADDITION (A-717) to $700.
Mut lore Cart leu we a Roll Call vote, five ayes.
MOTION was made by Counc.ilmeintter Moen, seconded by Councilmember
Nelly, to adopt RESOLUTION NO. 82-511 REQUEST FOR PAYMLNT N0, 12
AND FINAL, 49TH AVL., 51S] AVE. AND IUTH AVL. IMPROVLMENTS,
PROJLCT N0. 904, 004, AND u07„
Motion ew i.ed oil d Rell Call vute, five ayes.
MOTION wds made by Couocilmeinber Moen, seconded by Councilmember
Thre3teee ii, to adopt RLSOLUI LON NO. 82-512 RLQULST FOR PAYMENT
NO. 3 AND FINAL, NORTH CENTRAL SLWLR AND COUNTY ROAD 9
WATLRMAIN, PROJECT NO. 901.
MULIUN carried on d Roll Call u e, I*IVO dyes.
iE OLUTION N4.82-507
HOND REDUCTION
HERITAGE ESTATES
ADDN. 3RD (A-824)
Item 7-G-4•
RESOLUTION NO.82-5Q8
80 ND REDUCTION
JOBB PROBASCO LOT
DIVISION 181022)
Item 7-G-5"
REMLIIT ION N0.82-509
BOND REDACT ION
WELLINGTON ADDN.
fit -472 )
Item 7.-G-6"
RESQLUTION NO.82-510
IMND REDI TON
WESTMINISTER A.9DN.
A-717) ,
Item 7-C-7•
RESOLUTION N0.82-511
PEOW-ST F69 RIM
N0. 12 & FINAL
PROJLCT 9040 W)4
007
Item 7-H-1
RE OLUTION H0.82-512
REQUEST FOR P W-Nf
N0, 3 8 FINAL
NORTH CENTRAL SEW!• 4
R C.R. 9 WATERMAIN
PROJECT 901
Item 7-H-2
MOTION wds made by Councilmember Schneider, seconded by RESOLUTION N0.82-513
Cuunctlmembe-v Moen, to ddupt RLSOLUTION NO. 82-513 APPROVING CHANGE ORDER NO 1
CHANGL ORnLR N0. 1, WLLL NO. 7, PROJLCT w0. 210. WELL 79 PROJECT 210
Item 7-I"
Mut lute cdrrted on d Roll Call vote:, five. dyes.
MOTION was made: by Councilmember Schneider, tif conded by
CuuieCt.lme;mucr Munn, to Aupt. RLSOLUT10i, N0. 82-514 ORDERING
PURL LC HLARING ON THL PROPOSLD VACATION OF elf IL I.IY AND ORAINAGL
LASLMLN'1S ON LOT 1, BLOCK "I MLTRO INDUSTRIAL PARK For October
18, 1982 at 7%30 a.m.
Mut.tun Carried on d Roll Call vote, five dyes.
RESOLUTION NO.82-514
EASEMENT VACAT Il1N
MLTRO INDUSTRIAL
PARK
Item 7-.7*
llSll
Regipkdr Council Meeting
Sepumbe r 20, 1992
Papa 259
Enviromtntal Supervisor Mark Peterson listed the parks which
would be receiving trees during the City's 1982 reforestation
program, gids were received on the program and he recommended
awarding the bid to Fairs Farm and Garden.
Park Director Blank stated he will bring a schedule for the
planting of evergreens to the Council in the spring.
Coancilmember Neils asked if the City couldn't act as a broker
for homeowners who would like to take advantage of the lower
prices the City can get on trees.
Park Director
developed for
This would be
pusit.iun.
Blank stated that when the planting plan is
the future, this will probably be a part of it.
one of the responsibilities of the forester
MOTION was niade by Councilmember Moen, seconded
Neils, to adopt RESOLUTIDN N0, 82-515 AWARDING
R,JFORI`STATION PROPOSAL to Fairs Carden center
179200.00.
Motion carded on a Roll, Cal! vote, five ayes.
REPORTS OF OFF AND
In respurise to -i Council dt rect i v c! of
Moore submitted a report statiliy
avdilable to 12135 County Road 9. He
uwner of the IUCdtiun of the sanitary
IONS
by Counc.ilmember
BID FON THE 1982
in the amount of
August 23, 1982,
that sanitary
has notified the
sewer service.
Engineer
sewer is
prolvrty
MOTION WdS made by Cuuncilmember Schneider, seconded by
Cuuinjilmember Moen, Lu adopt RLSOLUTION NO. 82-5 if, SUPPORTING
CONSTITUTIONAL AMENDMENT N0, 2 AN AMLNft-11T TO THE MINNLSOTA
CONSTITUTION ON HIGHWAY BONDING, TO RLMOVL RESTRICTIONS ON THL
INTLRLST RATES FOR AND THE AMOUNT OF TRUNK HIGHWAY ROADS.
Motion edrried on d Roll. can vote, Five ayes.
MOTION was made by Couticilmember Neils, seconded by
Cuuncilmember Thre:inen, to ddupt RLSOLUTION NO. 82-517
AUTHORIZING THL MAY:;R AND CITY MANAGER TO LtITLR INTO AN
AGRLLMENT WITH MOLN AND PLNTTILA FOR 1982 AUDITING SLRVICLS.
Motion carried on a Roll Call vote, five ayes.
AWARD OF BIDS
1982 REFM.'.STATION
Item 7-9C
RESOLUTION NO,82-515
W C IDE 1 82
REF ORESTATION
Item 7-K
AVAILABILITY OF
SANITARY SEWER TO
12135 C.R. 9
Item 8-A
RESOLUTION N0.82-516
TIONAL AME NDMLNT
NO. 20 HIGHWAY
BONDING
Item 8-B•
RLSOLUTION N0.82-517
AUTHORIZING AGREE-
MENT FOR AUDITING
SLRV ICL S
Item 8-C
S//
Regular Council Meeting
September 20, 1982
Paye 260
OTHLR BUSINLSS
NOTION Aas made by Mayor
1 ht elost:i, to direct Staff
matter of 34th Ave.; why
ssessment notices and for
MOU01t carried, five ayes.
Davenport, seconded by Councilmember
to report back to the Council on the
residents in the area are getting
what.
Reyarding the dlignMent of C.R. 61, Mayor Davenport stated that
he would like to see it moved as far as possible from any
residential dreg, an0 not where it was shown cn the map at the
previous meeting. The City has had a good relationship with the
residents in the area, he would like it to corti.nue, and hoped
to eliminate any miswderstandings.
Councilmember Neils stated she had talked with the engineer on
the project and he stated a wrong drdwing had been used to show
the alignment at the last meeting.
Mayor Davenport stated there was a meeting between residents in
the Parker's Lake area, Public Safety Director Carlquist, and
several Cuuncilmembers un Saturday to discuss a problem in the
oteighborhood. Director Carlquist had three alternative
solutions of which he recommended the temporary assignment of
patrulmeii to the area.
MOTION was made by Councilmember Neils, seconded by
Cuw1cIImember Threinen, to adt A Director Carlqu.ist's
rteummeWation uicluding the special apprupriation of funds, not
to execed $5,000.
The Mayor StatL.d he is comfortable with this action and wants to
express that the Council is sympathetic with the neighborhood's
euncerris diKI is wil ltrqj to take aggressive act ion on this
matter.
Mut.tull carried, five ayes.
The meet.tity ddjuurrted at 11:30 p.m.
d
ity Cler
DIRECTIVE - 34TH
AYE. ASSESSIENT
C.R. 61 PLIMMENT
D ISCMSI ON OF
NEIGHBORHOOD PROBLEM
PARKER'S LAKE