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M .1 N U T E S
REGULAR COUNCIL MEETING
Cacember 6, 1982
The wegular meeting cf the Plymouth City Council Mas called to
order by Mayor Davenport dt 7:10 p.m. In the Council Chambers of
the City Center at 3400 Plymouth Boulevard on December 6, 1982.
PRESENT: Mayor Davenport, Councilmembers Threelnen, Schneldo-•,
Maven, and Nells, City Manager Willis, Assistant City
Manager Boyles, Engineer Moore, Community Development
Director Tremere, Public Safety Director Carlqulst,
Fire Inspector Plack, Perk and Recreation Director
Blank, Asslstdnt City Attorney Lefler, an d City Clerk
Houk.
ABSENT: None
COWAT AGF NDA
MOTION reds made by Mayor Davenport, seconded by Counclimember
Threine:i, to approve the consent agenda with the deletion of
lte-m 8-A.
Motloft cirried on d Poll. Cdlt vote, five dyes.
MINUTES
Motion was made by Mayor Ddvenport, seconded by Counclimember
Threlnen, to appr..••e the minutes of the Special Council Meet lnq
of November 22 as submitted,
i -lotion carred on a Roll Call vote, five ayes,
PRESENTATION
Jim Johnson, Vice President of Medicine Lake Lintas, presented
n ormet oil on the service cutbacks they are cor templdtinq. The
decision to cutback was made diter consulting w1th MnDOT who
administers the transit subsidy _'ontrdct with Medicine Lake
Lines. They are currently running In d deficit position. Their
options are to either raise fares or reduce services. A ?S¢
Pare Increase was started this year and then felt an addltlondl
10t increase wasn't fair. As a Asult, their only alternative
13 to radurt service. Notice of the reduced service was posted
C(1NSF NT AQ NSA
Item 4
MINUTES - SPF. CIAL
ME E T.IHC OF
NOVEMBER c', 19A?
Itenn S*
PRF SE.NTAT tON
MFDICINI LAKE
L INEc
Item 6
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Page 317
on the buses and riders were given a letter explaining i -ie
reasons for the cutbacks. Because the Jecroase in r1derbh1p
hasn't been as large recently, and because of riders' response,
a decision has been made to reinstitute come of the 3ef-ylces
originally proposed for cutback. There will be abbreviated
service on Saturdays. The other change is that the shuttles
scheduled for elimination were also reinstituted.
Councilmember Threinen asked whether increased weekend f'::res had
been considered. Mr. Johnson answered that at thla time to
raise fares, unless it was done system -wide, would confuse
people. He would rather consider other options.
Mdyor Davenport stated that he is pleased that Medicine Lake
Lines reconsidered their proposed cutbacks. He added that there
is rso transit service in the community other than Medicine Lake
Lines dnd hoped that more reductions do not becoms necessary in
she future.
Mark Fuhrmdn, transit analyst for Medicine Lake Lines, reported
that III the past two years the City of Plymouth contributed
770,000 and $990,000 to the Metropolitan Transit Taxinj
District and have not received any MTC service. Th.'s lb wny the
City has bee+i considering drl Opt Out applicdtlon. Medl^ine Lake
Lilies Is proposing a feeder van concept to circulate within the
City to feed passengers to dod from the mdin transfer polrit and
a full size bus. They are also proposing hourly mid-day
circulator buses which would take people from Plymouth to the
Ridgeddle shopping area.
The dppiicdtl0I1 IS in its final stages and If It is ,4-'.,m1tted to
MQOT soon, died there dre Igo problems, the proc, dm could tie
started by April.
Cdrol Brownell, 3060 Rosewood Lane, asked if this new CIA Out
program would affect the transfer costs to the MTC buses. Mr.
Johnsoll answered that there is currently a transfer pol'.cy lit
force with MTC and it would remain in force even if Plymouth
chooses to Gat Out. He would ask that this be cldrifled in the
c;oiArdet with MftDOT.
Mdyor Davenport stuted that his concert Is that, .in response to
pressure from the MTC, the legislature would ellminate the Opt
Out progrdm and Plymouth residents would expert a continuation
of the services which would be out of the City's Cdpability to
fund.
MdRuger Willis stated
policy decisioits, but
approve the submlttdl
one year period,
that the Council will have to make further
the dd.,lon being requested tonlght is to
Of del Opt Out appl icat ion to Mnf10T ford
MOTaii wds made by Councilmember Schnelder, seconded by
Councltmember Neils, to adopt RESOLUTION N0. 82-616 ';tIPPORTiNG
THE SUBMISSION OF AN "OPT OUT" APPLICATION TO TIME. M.INNF.St1TA
DEPARTMENT OF TRANSPORTATION.
Rl SOLUTION Nil. A? -R 16
APPLICATION TO MnnOI
Item F
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Councilmember Neils pointed out thdt If the City c
still contributing a sizable amunt of money
district for transit services. Manager Mullis
lit 1983 the figure would be over $1,000,000.
portion Is being returned to Plymouth for transit
PUBLIC HEARING
pts out, It is
o the taxing
stated that,
Only a small
Improvements,
The Radisson-Tozal Company hdd requested a public hearing for
December 6 on the vacation of Annapolis Large. The City received
a letter from Carlson Properties, Inc., on behalf of the
property owner, requestlnq that the request for vaca:lcut of this
Iartd be cancelled. Staff recommended adopting a resolution
cartcRlling the public hearing.
NOTION was made by Councllmember Threlnen, seconded by
Couitcllmember Moen, to ddopt RESOLUTION N0, 82-617 CANCELLING
PUBLIC HEARIA'C ON M PROPOSED VACATION OF ANNAPOLIS LANE
ADJACENT TO RADISSON INN PLYMOUTH,
Motion carrled on d Roll Call vote, five ayes.
PETITIONS, REQUESTS AND COMMUNICATIONS
Mayor Davenport pointed out that a portion of r.h#.& proposed
development is outside the Metropolitan Urban Service Area
MUSA) boundary and would be platted as at Gutlot. This land
would not become available for development unt,li uLllltles are
litstalled upon completion of the Elm Creek interceptor. He
stated he doesn't want to give the developer dit) hope that they
Cdlt develop this outlot unless something hdppeas to revise the
MUSA line, which does not seem likely In the near future.
Councllmember Schneider pointed out thdt the developer should
know about the future development of Hamel Rodd. Engineer Moore
stated that this ods all co%ered with the developer.
Dick Krier, Westwood Pldrtning 8 Engineering, representing the
petitioner, stated he .ls aware of the future Improvement of
Hdmel Road, and the llm;tdtloiis on urbdo development.
Douglas Schroodeer, 8300 28th Ave. N., stdted he is currently
Building aoh me crit property adjdeertt to the portion of the
development which Is outside the MUSA line dnd he Is concerned
with the property Values of the proposed anits, especldlly the
dttached units grid the density of the first phases of the
development. He was also concerned with the Increased traffic
flow, and preserving the rural chardeter of the area.
Mayor Davenport stated he doesn't want. to promise that the Fim
Creek Interceptor woit't be Installed until Ute -,tear 2000 but it
IS only at that time that the property north of the MUSA lime
could be developed. He expldlrted to Mr. Sc:"Nroeder thdt the
Intended use of Vicksburg Lane and Hdmel Road has always been to
carry a hOdvy traffic flow.
RESOLUTION NO.82-617
CN
VACATING ANNAPOLIS
LANE AnJACENT TO
RAnISSnN INN
Item 7-A
CONCEPT PLAN
LAURENT nF.VFLOPMFNT
SILVF.RTHORNE"
Item 8-A
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NOTIM was mate by Councllmember Threlnen, seconded by
Counciimember Moen, to adopt RESOLUTION NO. 82-618 APPROVINC
RPUD CEP1 PLAN FOR LAURENT DEVELOPMENT FOR PROPERTY LOCATED
NORTHEAST OF 47TH AVENUE NORTH AND VICitS6URC LANE (82052).
Motion carried on a Roll Call vote, five ayes.
Dave WeIEL Cramer-Welr, representing Scoville Press, explained
the Impact of the differences between the topography of this
site and the land to the west. A fire lane would necessitate
the bulding of div extremely expensive retaining wall between the
proposed boalldirrg and the lot to the west. He asked the Council
to eonslde. a variance +'rola the City Code requirement of a fire
lane.
Mayor Davenport asked why the cost of the retaining wall wasn't
Inc!tt,ied in the revenue bond reque*t, Mr. Weir answered that
0ey 4ldn't feel it was a legitimate expense to Include.
Councllmember Threlnen asked whether the potential risk to
firefighters 1n the absence of d fire .lane was a real one.
Public Safety Director Cdrlqu13t answered that the life safety
risk v#a3 to the firefighters. The method they use to fight
fires would require that they be able to get at a buildir q from
Lill four sides. He added that alto,ough there are safety
devices built into the building, Ito building .Is fireproof.
let response to quest ions from Counci imember Ne l l s, Fire
Inspector Pldck explained the fire hydrant requirements dnd
ldyout.
Mr. Whir stated again that they are asking for relief from the
retdin.tng wall because of the fact that it may be only
temporary, until development to the west takes place at which
time the wall would not be required.
Discussion followed on whether the owner of the property to the
west had been contacted about sharing the expense and use of the
fire lane, the placement of the fire hydrants, loce too of
doors, and the potential problems of fightinq o fire dt this
l.ocdt lOlt .
Mr. Weir pointed out that the soil on the property to the west
As bad and d large portion of it may have to be removed to
construct on the site. For this reason he didn't believe the
property owner would be interested in temporary grddlnct which
may turn out to be expenstve.
Mayor Davenport stdted that lit this case he is afraid of setting
d precedent. Mr. Weir stated that with the exlstinq topoordphy,
this is a unique sat of circumstances justifying dei exception
Mid it wouldn't set d prteedent. He asked If the fire lane
could be delayed until building to the west takes piece.
RESOLUTION NO.b'2-61.
OWING Emm
PLAN FOR LAURENT
DEVELOPMENT (82052)
Item 8-A
SCOVILLE I*Sv INESS
PARKS RE20NINf,
PRELIMINARY PLAT,
SITE: PLAN AND
VARIANCE REQUEST
Items 8-Q
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Counelloesber Schneider suggested that the fire lane could be
located where the second phase of the bu.lding Is shown, and,
perhaps, the site to the west rill develop before phase 2.
Mayor Davenport stated that SiCovllle !s also requesting that the
hard surface trail not be installed now but at some future date
when the trail Is needed as the area trail system is completed.
Mr. Weir stated that It will be a long time before this trail
goes any where. They don't want it lirtalled now because of the
way It would look until the trail system was finished. They
would prefer to Install pl4atings on the trail easement which
could be removed at the time the trail was finally Installed.
Engineer Moore commented on the potentIdl problems of
constructing the !rail idler after landscaping had been
completed.
1b37ION was made by Noyor Davenport, seconded by Councllmember
hells, to adopt REMUTION NO. 82-419 APPROVINC PRELIMINARY PLAT
FOR DONALD C. WILDNAN FOR "SCOVILLE BUSINESS PARK" AT TNF
SOUTHLST CORNER Of 27TH AV& M L NORTH AND Ft RNDROOK LANE
62062).
NOTION was m,de by Councllmember Schneider, seconded by
Couneilmember Wen, to dmend the resolutlOn to pravlde that the
trail paving be deferred; that the trail be grdded r ow at the
developer's expense; and that the site landscaping be nldnned
and installed to enhance the future development of the trail and
to mialmlte construction problems.
Iotlou
ounc
to dmru Q carried
Imembee ells voted
on
nay.
a Roll Cdll vote, Pour ayes.
Motioil ds amended cdrrled ori a Roll Call vote, five dyes.
NOTION was made by Ccuncllmember Neils, secor ded byCouncilmemberThreloen, to adopt RESOLUTION N0. 82-620 APPROVINGSITEPLANFORDONALDC. WILDMAN FOR INDUS MIAL WILDING LOCATEDSWITNWESTOF27THAVENUENORTHANDFERNRROOKLANE (82062) with dchdngeIncondition4toread; "Cormplianee with City Fire CoderegardingthevocationoffirehydrdntsandfireIdneswiththe
exception that a vdrldnce for the fire lane un the west side ofthebuildingisgranted. Constructtor of thdt fire line bedelayeduntilthepropertytothewestIsgrddeddieddevelopmentIscommenced. Approprldte flnar cldl qudrdrttees to Insurectirstructlonofthefirekinebeestablishedsub,lect to dpprov&lbytheCityAttorney"; dj d with a chdnge !n condition 9 to readasfollowse "Pdyment of pack dedlcdtlon Pees -in -lieu ofdedleation1 an amount determlr ed according to verified dcredgeaccordingtotheDedicdtlo Policy !n effect at the time ofBuildingPermitissuance. Trdil pdving is deferred and thetrailshallbegrddedofthepetitioner's expense."
WiML11TION Nt1.87-619
FRIEMKINARY PLAT
SCIIVILLF FUISINFSS
PARK (821162)
Item 8-R
RFSOLUTION NO.82-6211
APPROVING S[TE PLAN
SCOV ILLS MIS INF SS
PARK (82062)
Item R -R
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MOTION was made b; Counclimember Moen, seconded by Cos ncller
Schnelder, to amen d the resolution to return condition 4 to its
original wording: "Compliance with City Fire Code regdrdlnq the
location of fire hydrants and fire lanes."
Motion to amend cArrled on d Roll Call vote. three ayes.
C'ouucllmembers keels and Thrdlnen voted ody.
lotion as amended carried on a Roll Call vote, four ayes.
Councilmember Ne113 abstained.
NOTION was made by Councllmember Schneider, szeonded by ORDINANCE ND. 82-31
Councllmrvber Moen, to adopt ORDINANCE NO. 82-31 AMENDING THE AMEMW 30IN,
ZONING ORDINANCE TO CLASSIFY CERTAIN LA4D LOCATED SOUTHWEST OF OIRDINANCk RECLA.SS.I-
27TN AVENUE NORTH AND FERNBROOK LANE AS 1-1 (PLANNED .INDUSTRIAL) FY.INC LAND (82062)
DISTRICT. Item 8-B
Mot loo cdrrled ii a Roll Call vote, five ayes,
NOTION was made by Councl1member Schneider, seconded by RF.S00TION N0.8?4?1
Councllmember Moen. to adopt RESOLUTION NO. 82-621 SFTTTNCe SETTING Fhtin.ITINN,
COND I T I ONS TO HF MFT PRIOR TO PUR1 [CATION OF ORD I NANCF. RF ION IN(; OF 70)"IW, LAND
LAND LOCATED SOUTOWEST OF 27TH AVENUE NORTH AN^ FLONIBROOK _ANF_ (82067)
82062). Item A -R
Motion cdrrled on a Roll Call vote, five ayes.
NOTION was made by Mayor Davenport, seconded by Councllmember RESOLUTION N0.82-62?
Threlnen, to ddopt RESOLUTION NO. 82-622 APPROVING FINAL PLAT APPOO104C FINAL PLA
FOR WALTON ENTERPRISE, INC. FOR "BASS LADE PLAZA 2ND ADDITION" WALTON ENTERPRISE
A-449). BASS LAKE. PLAZA 2Nt1
ADDITION (A-449)
Hotlor cdrrled ori d Roll Cdll vote, five dyes. Item R -C*
MOTI('N w.s made by Mdyor Devenport, seconded by Counellmembe:r RESOLUTION NO&82-623
Threlnen, to ddopt RESOLUTION NO. 82-623 SETTING CONDITIONS
PRIOR TO AND REGARDING THE FILING OF FINAL FLAT FOR "BASS LAKE WALTON ENTERPRISE,
PLAZA 2ND ADDITION" FOR WALTON ENTERPRISE, INC. (A-449). BASS LAKE PLAZA 2Nn
APDIT;ON (A-449)
HOt.lol cdrrled oii d Roll Call vote, f t :e dyes. Item 8-C*
MOTION Mas made by Mdyor Davenport, seconded by Councllmember RESOLUTION NO,S2-624
Threlnen, to adopt RESOLUTION N0. 82-624 APPROVINC FINAL PLAT APPROVING FINAL PLAT
AND DEVELOPMENT CONTRACT FOR "EPIPHANY ADDITION" (A-698). EPIPHANY ADDITION
A-698)
Motion carr.led on d Roll Cdll vote, five ayes. Item A -D*
NOTION Mas made by Mdyor Davenport, seconded by Couiielime'mber RESOLUTION NO.82-A?S
Threlnen, to adopt RESOLUTION N0. 82-625 SETTINC CONDITIONS TO SFTTINO 1w0 tT.IONS
HE MET PRIOR TO FILING AND REGARD LAG FINAL PLAT FOR THE CHURCH F P IPHANY AW I TION
OF THE EPIPHANY FOR EPIPHANY ADDITION" (A-698). A-699)
Item 8-D*
Motlon cdrrled un . Roll Call vote, five ayes. I
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MOTION res mule by Mayor Ddvenport, seconded by Councllert-ouber RESOLUTIOM NT1.82-626
Threlnen, to adopt RESOLUTION NO 82-626 ADOPTING+ ASSESSMENT, AMPTINC, musKur
SANITARY SEWER SAND WATER AREA - EP IPMMI ADDI T ION, PROJECT NOS. SAN I TARY SEINER b
249 in the dwount of $89389.35. WATER - EPIPHANY
ADDH a PRWECT 249
fttlon cdrried on a Roll Cell vote, flve dyes. Item A -D*
MOTION w" made by Mayor DQveriport, sac.oiided by Councllmember RESOLUTION 010*82427
Thre,lacn, to adopt RESOLUTION NO. 82-627 APPROVING MPUD NO. 78-1 APPROVING FINAL PLAN'
FINAL PLAN/PLAT AND DEVELOPMENT CONTHACT FOR "FOX GLEN THIRD PLAT, FOX GLEN 3RD
ADDITION" FOR ZACHMM HOMES, INC. (A-814). ADDN. ZACHMAN HOMES
A-814)
Motlort cdrried ou d Roll C4.11 vote, f lve dyes. Item 84*
MOTION ray evade by Mdyor Davenport, seconded by Councllmember RESOLUTION MR -62A
Threlnen, to adopt RESOLUTION N0- 82-628 SETTING CONDITIONS TO SETTING COND_IT'I011S
BE MET PRIOR TO FILING AND REGARDING MPUD N0. 78-1 FINAL FOX GLEN 1Rf1 AnnN.
PLAN/PLAT FOR FOX GLEN THIRD ADDITION" FOR 3OHN ANDERSON, 1ACHMAN HOMES
ZACINAN HOMES, INC. A-814). A-1414)
Item 8 -ft
Motion carrled o+ii d Roll Cdll vote, five dyes.
MOTION vas mdde by Mayor Davenport, seconded by Courtel.lmember RESOLIMOIN NO.142-629
Threlnen, to adopt RESOLUTION NO. 02-629 ADOPTING ASSESSMENT, AnOPjrINC ASSETSSw
SANITARY SEWER AND WATER AREA - FOX GLEN THIRD ADDITION, PROJECT SANITARY SEWER A
NO. 248 lir the amount of $17,764.20. WATER -FOX GLEN 3Rn
AnDN . PROJECT 2414
Motlor% earrled oil d Roll CaI I vote, five ayes. Item 8-E*
Lteiro 84, Conditiondl Use Permits for Edgemont Er terprlses, EDGE,MONT ENTERPRISES
tile. (82059), dnd Item 8-F-2, Amusement Center License ICE. CREAM CORRAL
Appliedtlon - tee Cream Corral, were removed from the dgenda dt CIIP 8 .WSEMENY
the request of the dppitcdnt. They will be brought back to the CENTER 0CENSE
COUllcti for dct.lor dt the Jdi%Udry 17, 1983 meeting. Item R -F
MOTION Mas mads by Mayor Davenport, seconded by Counclimember RESOLUTION NO.A2-630
Threlnen, to adopt RESOLUTION N0. 82-630 APPROVING CONDITIONAL APPROVING CUT'
USE PERMIT FON RETAIL SALLS FOR HARVEY BLI)MENRLRG FOR DOLPHIN HARVEY RLUMENBURG
POOL AND PATIO LOCATED AT 3405 COUNTY ROAD 18 (82057). nOLPHIN POOL a PATIO
82057)
Motion carried on a Roll CdII vote, five dyes. Item
ZION Mas made by Mayor Ddveriport, seconded by Counc i lmember RE SnLUT ION NO.E+2-631
Threlnen, to adopt RESOLUTION NO. 82-631 APPROVING CONDITIONAL, ' n NC, C
USE PERMIT FOR OUTSIDE STORAGE, FOR HARVEY nLUMENRERG FOR nOLPHIN OUTSIDE STORAGE
POOL AND PATIO LOCATED AT 3405 COUNTY ROAD 18 (82057). nOLPH114 POOL 9 PAT.In
R2n57)
Motion cdrried on d Roll Cdll vote, five ayes. Item P-Gw
MOTION wds merle by Mayor Davenport, seconded by Councilmember RFS1101TION KM2 -632
Threineiii • o adopt RESOLUTION NO. 82-632 APPROV INC CONDITIONAL ANON al CIIP
USE PERMIT FOR A HOME OCCUPATION FOR WILLIAM C. JONES AT HIS HOME OCCIIPATtilR
RESIDENCE, LOCATED AT 5905 GOLDENROD LANE (82055). WILLIAM Ce (ONES
82055)
NotlOrl cdrried Oil a ROIL Call vote, five dyes. Iter" S -H*
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MOTION ads mdde by Mdyor Davenport, seconded by Councllmember
Threlnen, to adopt RESOLUTION N11. 82-633 APPROVINC SITF. PLAN,
CONDRIONAL USE PERNT AND VARIANCES FOR DONALD °OUPARD (82050).
Motion carried on d Roll Cdll vote,, rive dyes.
Mdreager W1111s stdte%. th.•t the request is for do dmeHed site
died l dndscdpee pl dn. It meets City requl rement s and st d f f
recommends dpprova.l.
NOTION ads mdde by Cou licilmember Schneider, seconded by
Counc.11member Threlnen, to ddupt RESOLUTION HGo, 82-634 APPROVINC
SITE PLAN AMENDMENTS AND COVEIIANTS FOR TRAMMELL CROW COMPANY FOR.
PLYMOUTH BUSINESS CENTER" (81044/8202),.
Notlore carried on d Roll C •11 vote, f lvo .-vvs.
Couiecttmember Schnetder stated the
dmeredwrit ads thdt the developer has
mdrq pldntings in the deed lie excess
Inspected the site grid believes
effective and well doiteo
red.wis he supported this
direMdv lnstdlled d great
of regr.l cement s. He hes
that the Idndscdpinq is
NOTION eras mdde by 11dy0r Dwietspopt. seconded by Councllmember
Threlnen, to adopt RESOLUTION NO. 82-635 40ROVINC CONDITIONAL
USE PERMIT AMENDMENT FOR PATRICIA DONNELLY FOR USE OF RECREATION
8UILDINC AND RAILROAD CAR LOATED ON PART OF LOT 2, BLOCK 29 FOX
MEADOWS FIRST ADDITION (A -44'i).
Motion carried uie d Roll Cdll vote, five dyes.
30hie Kon, 'Id, representing Vdretdgei Compdn.le„e, was present to
dRpea d "r»cl slore by the Fire Inspector requ t r t (kq t hdt the
sprinkler J)Jems already lnstdlled lie f[via. V4iitdge Company
bulidings be equipped with ae monitoring system. He believes the
curreiet system In the building Is sufflclent orifi doesn't feel d
distinct hdtdrd has been pruvere requlrinq the .eddIttondt system.
Councilmember Schneider dsked the cost of lnstdlll)eq the
system. Mr. KOmu d dieswered that the cost would be $8,000 the
first year for 411 eleven Vdntdge properties.
Attorney Lefler stdted Lhdt this is d public s,,ifety mdttt1r and
they cost 13 secondary,
Public Sdfety Dlrectt.r Cdrlqulst stdted that the reduced
response time is d great sdfety factor. He feR:s this issue is
a mislrete:rpretdtion of the tlnlform F Ire Code,
0jiuvecllmember Nei -is stdted Vdntdqe built their buildings In
coi f0rmd1%Ct with the code dt the time. Now c -in the C t t Y decide
what constitutes d h4xdrd deed require ddditlondl %,(stems now.
RESOL11110N W82-63)
APPROVIN SITZ PLAN I
DONALD POWARD
82050)
Item 8-1#
RE.SOLUTUM N0.82434
ItVJ ELL CROW CO.
PLYMOUTH BUSINESS
CENTER (810441
KIM)
Item 8-3
RESOLUTION N0*89 635
PATRICIA DMIN LLY
FOX MEADOWS 1S1 AMN
A-441)
tom 8-K•
APPEAL TO UNIFORM
FIRE CODE PY
VANTAGE COMPANIES
Item 8-L
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Page 324
Chief Cerlqulst stated that he feels that doy bulldlnq hdV irlr'
over 100 sprinkfirs, ds Vds tdge has, has to have d monitoring
systew. As all the buildings In Plymouth dre Inspected, this
requirement will be enforced uniformly. He stated :Rat a
sprinkler system alone cart be P)vercome by a fire with ttte result
thot the fire could burst for .v long time before It was seen dstd
reported by someone outside. The monitoring system would
immediately send do alarms to the monitorin,y agency when the
sprlok,ler Was acttvated.
Councilw.mber Hells stated he doesr't see a demonstrdtlon Of
hdzdrd here In d building Wlth d sprinkler system and doesn't
feel It is fdlr to require Vdntdge to ode d systems when there
ace other buildW93 !n the city which don't ever have
sprinklers.
Mir. Komuld statod Yhdt his insurance r. tes would riot be
decreased by the au%;it.loo of the monitoring system.
Planner Tcemere cotraented that the focus should be on Fire
Inspector Plack's determination that there is d hazard within
the context of the Fire Code.
Counlcllmember Neils stdted that she is unconvinced that there is
a 0 st l nct hazard here.
Fire inspector Pldck stated that if the fire code Isn't enforced
here, the fire losses will continue to rise in the future.
MOTION was made by Counclimember Schneider, seconded by
Courlcllmember Moen, to adopt RESOLUTION N0. A2-636 '11STAININC
e14E INSPECTOR ORDERS NOS. 611230-1 did 5.0316-1.
Motlon carried on d Roll Cdll vote, Pour dyes. Counc I I member
Neils voted tidy.
Counclimember Threliten stated It Is redsonable to enforce the
code as dd jdce(tt commurtl t Les have dome.
MOTION Was made by Mayor tlovertport, secortded by Counct lmember
Threinen, to adopt RESOLUTION V0. 62-637 OROLHINC 0UHLIC HI.ARINC
ON THE PRCPOSED VACATION OF U T is. I T Y EASEMENT PART OF LUT 4 AND
LOT S, BLOCK 20 SHOREWOOD ACRES KID I T ION.
Motion cdrrled on d Roll Cali vote, five ayes.
MOTION was mdde by Mayor Davenport, se condeO by Couitellmember
Threltten, to adopt RESOLUTION N0, 92-639 REQUEST.INC THE
CONVEYANCE OF A TAX FORFEIT PARCEL TO THE CITY OF PIYMOUTH FOR
PUBLIC 11SE.
Motion edruled on d Rot Cdll vote, fI%-A ayes.
RE SOLL'T ION NO o82-637
VACATION OF E ASUME N r
SHORF.W1)nD ACRF S AnN
item A-140
PUSOLUTION NO.R?-0;1R
MMAKIrr OF TA77
FORFEIT PARCFI. TO
CITY OF PLVM00rH
Item 8 -NO
Sly
Regular Council Meeting
December 6, 1982
Page 325
MOTION was made by Mayor Davenport, seconded by Counclimember
Threinets, to adopt LESOLUTlUN N0. 82-639 AMENDING ENCINEENINC
SERVICES ACREEMENTO NONI.STR00, ROSLNE, ANDERLIK 8 ASSOCIATES,
INC.
Motion carried on d Rotl Call vote, flue ayes,
IgTION was made by Mayor Davenport, seconded by Councllmember
Thre1 nen, to adopt RESOLUTION NO, 82-640 AMENDING ENCINEERING
SERVICES AGREEMENT, STRCAA-R0540E9 INC.
Motlon carried ori d Roll C41L vote, five dyes,
NOTION wds made by Ndyor Davenport, seconded by Councllmember
Threltren, to adopt RESOLUTION NO. S?. -641 REDUCINC L`EVFLOPMENT
DOND, CEDAR RIDCE PLAT TWO (A-823) :o 510,500.00.
Motiotr carried on d Roll Call vote, five dyes.
MOTION was made by Mdyor Davenport, seconded by Councilmember
Threlnen, to adopt RESOLUTION NO, 82-64? REDUCING nEVtLOPMiNT
ROND, MEDICINE RIDGE ADn1TION (A-515) to $0.
Motlon cdrrled on d Roll Cd.11 vote, five dyes.
NOTION was mdde by Mdyor Ddvenpoet, seconded by Cowicllmember
Thrrinen, tr` ddopt RESOLUTION NO, 82-643 REDUCING nEVELOPMENT
BOND, NATHAN TRAILS PLAT TWO (A-698) to $45,190,00,
Motlon cdrrled on d moll Cdll vote, fl%e dyes,
MOTION Mds mdde by FIdyor Davenport, seconded by Councilmember
1hreltten, to adopt Rf-jOLUTION NO, 82-644 REDIICINC DEVELOPMENT
UONO R,L.S, 1133 AND PART OF LOT 1, BLOCK 1. LAST OF ANNAPOLIS
LANE. ON ;I, I.P. 2ND ADDITION (A-836) to $O.
Motlon cdrrled oil d Roll Cdll vote, five dyes,
MOTION Wds made by Mdyor Davenport, seconded by Councilmember
Threinert, to adopt. RESOLUTICA NO. 82-645 REQUESTING MnDOT
CONDUCT SPEED LIMIT STUDIES,
Motlon ,;or: led on d Roil Cd 11 vote, five dyes.
MOTION Wds mdde by Mayor Devenport, seconded by 0junclimember
Threlnen, to adopt RESOLUTION NO. 82-646 APPROVINC CHANCE ORDER
N0, 29 WELL NO. 71 PROJLCT NO. 210 extendlnR the completion date
to November 1, 19826
Motlon cdrrled on d Roll Cdll vote, five dyes,
RESOLUTION W62-639
SERVICES AGREEMENT
E10NESTROd • ASSOC.
Item 8-0-1*
FtEa01I.ITION 1111.87-540
AI.NDINCEl1r,INE:RINC
SERVICES ACREEMEN.
STRCAR-ROSCOE
Item 8-0-2*
RESOLUTION N0.82-641
n REWEITER
CEDAR RIDCE PLAT 2
A-811)
Item 8-P-1*
RESOL11T ION NO.R2442
Elm REIuICTION
MED IC IIVF R [T1 , ADc1N
A-515)
Item 8-P-2*
Rf SOLPTION NO.82-643
PAMD NEDOCTIMN
NATHAN TRAILS PLAT
TWO (A-699)
Item 8-P-3*
RESOLUTION NOoS?-644
BOND REDUCTION
RLS 1133
MIP 2ND ADnN (A-8)61
Item 8-P-4*
RESOLUTION NOM -645
WOULST INC. 4iftt TF
CONDUCT SPEED LIMIT
STUDIES
Item 8-0*
RESOLUTION N6.82-646
CHANCE ORDER NO.
WELL NO , 7
PRO;IE C T 210
Item 8-R*
IISII
Regular Counell Reeting
December 610 1962
Page 326
MOTION was made by Mayor Davenport, seconled by Councllmember RESn1,It11nN .P? -647
Threlnen, to adopt RESOLUTION N0, 87-647 RESOLUTION OF RF CRNA 191 OF
CONCURRENCE OF REDESIGNATION OF COUNTY ROAD 15 q1D COUNTY ROAn C.R. 15 a C.R. 73
73. Item 8-S*
Motion carried on a Roll Call vote, five dyes.
MOTION was made by Mayor 04venport, seconded by Councilmember RESOLUTION NO.82-648
Threirmn, to adopt RESOLUTION NO. 82-648 AMENDING DEVELOPMENT AMENDING DEVELOPMENT
CONTRACT FOR. HARRISON HILLS ADDITION (79055). CONTRACT, HARRISON
HILLS ADDN, (79055)
Motion carried on a Roll Call vote, five ayes. :tem 8-T-1*
MOTION was made by Mayor Davenport, seconded by Councllmember RFSU!.UTION N0982-649
Threlnen, to adopt RESOLUTION N0, 82-649 AMENDING DEVELOPMENT ARNONC DEVELOPMENT
CONTRACT FOR MEDICINE LIKE HIGHLANDS ADDITION (81010). CONTRACT, MEDICINE
LAKE HIGHLANDS
Motion carried on a Roil Coll vote, five ayes. (81010)
Item 8-T-2*
MOTION was made by Mayor Ddvenport, seconded by Councllmember RESnL[ITION N0,82-00
Threlnen, to adopt RESOLUTION NO. 82-650 AMENDING DEVELOPMENT 7
CONTRACT FOR MISSION HILLS PARK STH ADDITION (800?7), Cn"TRACT, MISSInN
HILLS PARK ATH AnDN
t4otlo11 cdrrled on a Roll Ca11 vote, five dyes. (Ant127)
Item A -T-3*
MOTION Nes mddt, by Mayor Ddvenport, seconded by Councllmember RESOLUTION Nn,82451
Threlnen, to adopt RESOLUTION N0, 82-651 AMtNDING DEVELOPMENT AMFNf)IiW, N.MW
CONTRACT FOR OAKWOOO SHORES ADDITION (79034), CONTRACT, OAKWOnn
SHORE S Annm, ( 79034)
Motion cdrrled on d Roll Call vote, five ayes. Item A -T -Q*
MOTION was evade by Mayer Davenport, seconded by Couitcllmember RFSOLUTION NO,S?-652
Threlnen, to adopt RESOLUTION NO. 82-652 AMENDING DEVELOPMENTn-EVFLnPMFNT
CONTRACT FOR OAKWOOD SHORES 2ND ADDITION (79034), CONTRACT, nAKW00D
SHORES 2ND ADDN,
Motloii cdrrled on a Roll Call vote, five ayes. (79034)
Item 8-T-50
MOTION was made by Mayor Davenport, seconded by CounclImember REs.nriTtom Nn,A?-653
Threlnen, to adopt RESOLUTION N0, 82.653 AMENDING DEVELOPMENT AWNDl
CONTRACT FOR WIND R1UCE, AT BASS LAKE 3RD ADDITION (A-755), CONTRACT, WIND RIDGE
AT BASS LAKE 3RD Anti
Motion cdrrled on d Roll Call vote, five ayes. (A-755)
Item 8-T-6*
MOT.ION ads made by Mdyor Ddvenport, seconded by Councilmember RESOLUTION Nn,8' 454
Threlnen, to adopt RESOLUTION N0. 82-654 AMENDING DEVELOPMENT AMFNI).[Nc nEVELn ENT
CONTRACT FOR ZACHARY COURT ADDITION (79045), CONTRACT, ZACHARY
Cn1 'R T ( 79045 )
Notloll cdrriel or a Roll Cdll vote, five ayes. Item A -T-7*
IS//
Regular Council Meeting
Dece0her 6, 1982
P&9e 327
OF OFFICERS BOARDS AND COW14.SSIONS
The requesi. is for a proposal to Justify the proposed COUNTY ROAD 6 6
Interchange on County Road 6 dt 1--694. 4 proposal has been I-494 INTERCNAWE
prepared and submitted to the Cit sy StrVdr-Roscoe to conduct Item 9-A
the study dt do estimated cos: of ;3;,000.
Mayor Davenport stated that the case has been m-ide for the
expenditure of funds but he asked how many mora+ studies will the
City get hit with.
Councilmember Neils stated thdt It the City to 90.1919 to go ahead
with this study, the City won't have any option but to qo ahead
with the interehd uge.
MOTION was mdde by Councllmember Threlnen, seconded by RESOLUTION Ntrf-E2.455
Councllmember Neils, to adopt RESOLUTION N0. 82-655 AUTHORIZING AUTHORIZING REPORT
PREPARATION OF INTERCHANGE JUSTIFICATION AND PR03ECT DEVELOPMENT C.R. 61I-494
REPORT, COUNTY ROAD 6/1-494. INTERCHANGE
Itremn 9-A
Motion carried on d Roll Call vote, five dyes.
Mayor Davenport stdted he wants some cost controls Installed In
the dgreement dnd strictly enforced. If It looks like the
construction of the lnterchd(Igv won't take glace, he wdnits the
study stopped.
Councllmember Schneider dsked that the Council be anformed well
l(I ddVdllce that reques :s for funds Cf this dMOUnt mdy be
coming. He stdted he would like more aotice.
Mdyor Ddverrport asked for d sense of the CoLnel L" regdrdlriq the INDEPENDENT SCHOOL
efforts to reseWd the 8.5 mill levy recently pdssed for School nISTRICT 201 -
Oistrict 281. EFFORTS TO RESCIND
M MILL LFVV
Councilmember Neils stated that she believed the Council did not Item 9-R
interfere with the School Board's dctiorts In its selection Cf a
ochsol to elo!t Mid she sees no benefit In a reverse referendum,
only d itegative 011e.
The Coui+ell agreed. fh4 Mdyor asked tndt the Cooncll's feeltrtgs
be lrtcornordt.&A Into d letter to the Schdol [bard to be stgried
by alt the CounclImenbers.
Pdrk Director 8iank presented some proposed foals for the MEDICINE Lh1Q- TASK
Medlclne Ldke Task Force. Mdyor Davenport stated he hel teved FORCE - RE -PONT
that the charge ds set Porth shou.ld he .idoptod. He drPOlrtted Item 9-C
Counc.ilm mbr:r Schneider as the Counrl r. representdtive ''o the
task force.
Pdrk Director Bldrik suggested that thu cost for the InformA WO
gdthering be picked up by the various aqe„%.ies dol:y the *ork:
Hennepin Cowry Peck Resgve Dl trict, Qf
geoupr3l
Resources, AWLAC, ,uud the ty, ie su lges efidt
the job for which they dre nest smited aid -cost lntt ested.
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kepiler Councll Meeting
December 6.s 1982
Pege 328
MOTION was W*dC by Mayor Davenport,
Threinen, to adopt RESOLUTION NO.
TRANSFER OF FUNDS FROM THE UTILITY
SPECIAL A5%SS1ENT BOND F JND.
seconded by Councllmember
82-656 AUTHORIZING THE
TRUNK FUND TO THE 1966
Motion edrrterd on a Roll Call vote, five ayes.
OTHLR BUSINESS
Councllmember Schneider shooed slides of a home in Plymouth
which had Its yard cut up by the cable TV comp my durinq tho
installation of undergrouivd cable. For some reason this
property Rad cable Installed in Its front end back yards. At
neither time had the property owner been informed that someone
would be on the property doing Installation work. Councilmember
Schneider suggested that If this would occur again the City
would consider 3topP;1%g cable !r stallatlon by rejectlnq permit
requestm. The Council coo:curred that this message should be
conveyed to Northern Cablevision Northwest by letter.
The meeting wds adjourited at 11:20 p.m.
CRy Clerk
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KSt1LU'TI(1N W.182-656
TO 1966 SPF C IAL
ASSESSMFµT RM Filo) Item
9 -no OTHER
RUSINESS