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Home My WebLink AboutCity Council Minutes 01-10-1983M 1 N U 1 t S REGULAR COUNCIL 1lEIINC 3awary 10, 19si The regular meeting of the Plymouth City Council was called to order by Mayor Davenport at 7:30 p.m. In the Council Chambers of the Clty Center at 3400 Plymouth Boulevard on 9arwary 10, 1)83. PRL,WTt Mayor Davenport, Councilmembers Threinen, Schnelder, Moen, and Nells, City Manager willis, Assistant City Manager Boyles, Engineer Moore, Planning Director Tremere, Park and Recreation Director Blank, Public Safety Director Carlqulst, Assistant Flnance Director Hahn, City Attorney Lefler, and City Clerk Houk. ANENT t None CONSENT AGENDA M OIION was made by Counci lmember Moen, seconded by Counei lmember Ihrelnen to approve the consent agenda with the exception of item 7-D and the withdrawal free the agenda of item 7-F. Notion carried on a Roll Call vote, five ayes. MINUIES Notion was made by Councilmember Moen, seconded by Couneilmember lhreinen, to approve the minutes of the regular meeting of December 20, 1982 as submitted. Motion carried on a Roll Call vote, five ayes. PRESENIAIION Mayor Davenport gave the history of the Post Publishing Company under the management of Edward C. L'Herault, retiring president. The Mayor presented Mr. L'Herault with a Certificate of Appreciation for his efforts to provide the residents of Plymouth with the infumtlon to strengthen their sense of community Identity. The Mayor read a resolution honoring Mr. L'Herault. MOTION was made by Mayor Davenport, seconded by Councllmember Molls, to adopt RESOLUTION N0. 83-1 COMMENDING THE CONTRIBUTIONS OF [AWARD E'HERAULT 10 THE CIIY OF PLYMOUTH UPON NIS RETIREMENT AF IER THIRIY-IHRLE YEARS OF SLRV ICE D11H THE POST PUBLISHING COMPAMIY. Mallon carried on a Roll Call. vote, five ayes. CONSENT AGENDA Item o MINUTES - REGULAR MEETING OF DECEMBER 209 1982 Item S• RESOLUTION N0.83-1 L'HERAULT, PAST PUBLISHING PRES. Item A SP Regular Council Meeting 3areuary 10, 1983 Page 2 P! 111101AS, RLg! jS1 S AND COMMUNICATIONS NOT ION was made by Coum i loember Moen, seconded b Counci leeober lhrelnen, to adopt RESOLUVION NO. 83.2 AUTHORIZING A PRJJECI UNIDLA THE MINNESOIA MUNICIPAL INDUSTRIAL OEVELOPHLMT ACT AND IME: ISSUANCE Of INDUSTRIAL DEVELOPMENT REVENUE BONDS 10 FINANCE THE PROJLCT (WILDMAN/SCOVILLE PRESS PROJECT). Motion carried on a Roll Call vote, five ayes. Manager ?.lis stated that the Planning Commission has reviewed died r ended approval of the final ple for the Scoville 8usin Park. This action is to approve the final plat and develop4ent contract and establish conditions related to the final plat for Mr. Donald Wildman. David weir, Woodbridge Properties, representlnq Scoville Press, askedwhaF constitutes soil correction as opposed to gradlnq of the trail. He expressed concern that Scoville would be expected to provide fill or !ri some way be responsible for more than just providing the trail easement. He stated he doesn't believe there are arty significant soil problems but he doesn't expect Scoville to provide anything more than just the easement. Logl+se:c:r Mvore stated that the dirveloper Is required to install the sur. • -iase for the trail. Mr. Weir slated he believes putting In a base is more than just providing easeme-t and he doesn't want to have to deal with any problems of sub -standard soil. Englneer Moore stated that the Ctty's policy is that the developer is required to do the nccesssary grading and provide gruuitd cover, then the City installs the trail. Mr. Weir asked that, should any complications arl,-rv, the costs of bring the soil up to requirements be leducted f ar Scc lie's park dediedtloii fees. NO 1104 was made by Cuuncilmember Theinen, seconded by Courx;l lmember glom, to adopt RESOLUTION N0,, 83-3 APPROVING FINAL PLAN/PLAI AND DEVELOPNLN1 CONTRACT FOR DONALD Co WILDMAN FOR SCOVILLE BUSINESS PARK" (82062) amendlnq condltlori 13.1 and 13.2 of the development contract to provide that any costs above normal be credited to the park dedication fees. Motlon carried oil a Roll Call votf•. five ayes. MOI ION was made by Mdyor Davenport, seconded by Councllmember Schneider, to adopt RESOLUIION N0. 83-4 SLII1NC CONDITIONS 10 BE MLI PRIOR 10 FILING AND RLGARDING FINAL PLAN/PLAT FOR "SCOVILLE BUSINESS PAR(" FOR DONALD C. WILDMAN (82062), with applicable eondltlwis to be co11513te:nt with the: previous resolution. Motion carried ort a Roll Call vote, live ayes. RESOLUTION NO*834 It WILD"/SCOVILLE PRESS, INDUSTRIAL DEVELOPMENT BW ISSUMCE Item 7-0 RESOLUTION N0.83-1 APPROVING FINAL PLAN/PLAT FOR DONALD WILDMAN, SCOVILLE RLISINESS PARK (82062) Item 7-8 RESOLUTION MO.83-4 SCOVILLE BUSINESS PARK (32062) Item 7-6 f 1 IIS// Regular Count l Meeting 30wary 109 1993 Piga i NOTION was ode by Mayor Davenport, seconded by Councllmermber Schnelder, to admit RESOLUTION N0. 93-5 ADOPTING ASSESSMENT, BI1UNINOUS STREET WITH CONCRETE CURB AND CUTTER AND WATER SERVICE. SCOVILLE BUSINESS PARK Q DI110N PR03LCI NO, 303 In the aumnt of 599067.69. Notion carried on a Roll Call vote, five ayes. N0110N was wade tj Mayor Davenport, seconded by Counclimember Schneider, to adopt RESOLUTION N0. 83-5 ADOPTING ASSLAMEN1, SANITARY SEWER AND WATER AREA - SCOVILLE BUSINESS PARK ADDI1!ON, PROJECT NO. 302 In the amount of $5,229.70. Notion carried on a Rell Call vote, five ayes. Manager Willis stated her Mould meet and the Courril neetinq of January plans. He will put together d reewslderation of a variances of the with Mr. Weir ha*«oen now 17 to disco -.is Scovi :le's report and address :he fire lane if required. NO11,ON was made by Couneilmrmber Moen, 1hreinen, to adopt RESOLUTION N0. 83-7 FLRM11 FOR 11PTON DEVELOPNENI AND PLYNOI: T H CREEK" (RPUD 80-1) ( 79006) . sect.nded by Counci lwwobcr AP ' -ROVING CONDITIONAL USE f.ONSIRUCIION, INC. FOR Notion carried on a Roll Call vote, five ayes. MOTION was made by CfxAncilmember Schielder, seconded by Coune I Imember Moen, to adopt RLSOLUTION NO. 83-8 APPROVING SITE PLAN AIENDMLNI FOR MINNEAP0I..IS AUTO AUCTION LOCAIED AT 1125 NATHAN LANE (82061) adding condition 08: "The plan shall be revised to provide adequate stacking on the site 0 eliminate encroachment of vehicles onto the neighborhood streets." Notion carried on d Roll Coll vote:, five ayes. NO110N nds made by Counc.lfimembe- Schneider. Seconded by Cuunctimembe:r Moen, that they %bile Safety Director periodically check the adequacy of the off street pdrking and the possibility of No Parking signs on Ndthdll Lane. Notion carried, five dyes. NOTION was made by Counc t lmrember Moen, seconded by Counc l lmeember Ihreirken, to ddopt RESOLUTION N0, 83-9 APPROVING VARIANCE FROM IME SMIVISION CODE FOR DIVISION OF EXISIINC PLANNED LOT FOR GREGIDRV BIGOT (82063) . Notion carried on a Ro! l Cdl.l votee, f lve ayes. ND110N was orae by Councllmember Moen, seconded by Councllmember 1hreeinen, to adopt RESOLUTION NO, 83-10 SEITTNG CONDITIONS PRIOR 10 FILING AND REGARDING 1.01 OIV ISION FOR GREGORY BIGOT ( 82061) . Notlwe cdrrlpd on a Roll Call vote:, five ayes. RESOLUTION ~0. 83-5 SCOVILLE BUSINESS PARK, STREET, CURB AM10 CUTTER PROJECT 303 Item 7-H RESOLUTION NO.83-6 SCOVILLE BUSINESS PARK, SEWER b WATER PROJECT 302 Item 7-R RESOLUTION N0.83-7 TIPTON DEVELOPMENT PLYMDUIH CREEK RPUD 80-1 (79c") Item 7-C• RESOL111 ION N0.8 3-8 APPROVING SITE PLAN MINNEAPOLIS AUTO AUCTION (82061) Item 7-D RESOLUTION NO.83-9 APPROVING VARIANCE r,R16nR f R IC01 W06 3) I t ern 7-E* RESOLUTION NMI -10 E l l I ir, CONDI T IONS GRLCORY BIGOT 82063) I t earn 7-E* HSI/ Regular 3arwary Page 4 CowM: l meeting 10, 1481 0 the reeuest for variances to perolt division of unplatted land DWIGHT K3ELLBERC in rural service area for Dwight Kjellberg (82060) was withdrawn 4ARIANGE REQUEST at the request of Robert Scott for Dwight Kjellberq. Item 74 NOTION was made by Coun;clImember T h re l nen, seconded by RESOLUTION NOM -11 Councilmember Noen, to adopt RESOLUTION N0. 83-11 APPROVING LO1 CONSOLIDATION AND DIVISION AND VARIANCE FROM THE SUBDIVISION DIVISION R VARIANCE CONE FOR WAVNE NACF ARLANE FOR PROPERTY LOC%D AT 405 BLACK OAKS WAYNE NACFARLANE LANE (82058). 82058) Item 7-C Mutton carried on a Roll Call vote, five ayes. NOTION was mad", by Councilmember Threlnen, seconded by RESOLUTION 10.81-12 Cowicllmember Moen, to adopt. RESOLUTION NO. 83-12 SETTING SETINC WNDITIONr CONDITIONS PRIOR TO AND REGARD INC FILING OF LOT WAYNE MACFARLANE CONSOLIDAIION/DIVISION FOR WAYNE MACFARLANE (82059). Item 7-C Mution carried on a Roll Call vote, five ayes. MOTION was made by Nayor Davenpurt, seconded by Councilmember RESOLUTION N0.81-13 Threelnen, to adopt RESOLUTION NO. 83-13 APPOINTING ACTING MAYOR IOR 1983 to be Cuuncil:nember Schneider. K%YOR Item 7-N Mutlori carried oil a Roll Call vote, four ayes. Councilmember Schneider abstained. NOTION was made by Councilmember Schneider, seconded by Mayor RESOLU11ON N0.91-14 Davenport, to adopt RESOLUTION N0. 83-14 DESIGkki INC DIRECTOR OESIO:IIATINC DIREM 7. AND ALIERNAIE D1REC10R TO 1HE BASSETT CREEK FLOOD CONTROL 8 ALT.ROUTE TO COMMISSION, Director to be Fred Moore, Alternate Director to be BASSETT CREEK FLOOD Juhri Sweeney. CONTROL COMMISSION Item 7-N Mutlort carried ori a Roll Call vote. five ayes. MOIION was made by Counclimember Threlnen, seconded by M..iyor RESOLUTION N0.81-15 Davenport, to adupt RESOLUI ION N0, 83-15 APPOINTING OFFICIAL f1EW5PAPER to be the New Hope -Plymouth Post, NEWSPAPER FOR 1983 Item 7-N NUtlUll carried un a Roll Call vote, five ayes. NOIION was madri by Courrcilmember Neils, seconded by RESUXTION NO.A3-16 Courtcllmember Schneider, to adopt RESOLUTION N0, 83-16 APPO40 TIINWTTY DESIGNAIING C11Y REPRt.5ENTAIIVES TO 1HE INDEPENDi.NI SCHOOL THRE.:NEN TO S.D. 284 DISTRICT 284 COMHUN11V LDUCAIION ADVISORY COUNCIL to be Betty COMIINLINITY EDUCATION Threeinen acrd Eric Blank. ADVISORY COUNCIL Item 7-H Motlors carried on a Roll C•rll VOL", four ayes. Counc I imembe r Ihrelnarl abstained. NOIION Was made by Cowicllmember Neils, seconded by RESOLUTION N0.83-17 Councllmember Threrinen, to adopt RLSOLUT ION NO. 83-17 DESICNATINC DIFICT61 DESIGNATING D1RLC10R AND ALIERNAIE DIRECIOR 10 THE. ELM CREEK 8 ALTERNATE TO ELN WAIER CONSERVATION DISTRICT, Director to be Fred Mcore arse CREEK WATER CONSERV. Alternate to be Vera Pete sun. ILS jCT 77-M MutLorr carried o,r a Roll Call vote, five ayes. is// Regular Council Meeting 3#1!!ap lot 1983Psge5 NOTION was m"r by Councllmember lhrelnen, seconded by RESOLUTION N0.83-18 Councllmeoberr Neils, to adopt RESOLUTION N Oe 83-18 DESIGNATING TIESICHAT INC CITY CIIV REPNESENTAII.VE 10 14L WEST HENNEPIN HUNAN SERVICES PLANNING REP TO WEST HENNEPIN BOARD to be Anita Voges . !II IMAM SERV I CES PLANNING HOARD Notion carried oce a Roll Call vote, five ayes. Item 7-H 0401 ION Mas made by Counci lmember Neils, seconded by RFS01,111 IUM NO.83-19 Cuuncilmembesr threlnen, to adopt RESOLUTION NO, 83-19 DESIGNATING DIRECTOR DESIGNATING DIRECTOR AND ALIERNAIE DIRECTOR TO SUBURBAN RATE A ALTERNATE TO AUINURIIY, Director to be Fred 1 ore arld Alternate to be Virgil SUBURBAN RATE Schneider. AUTHORITY Item 7-H Notion carried ori a Roll Cell vote, five ayes. MOTION Mas made by Mayor Ddvei purt, secwided by Counci lmember RES01.111 ION NO,A3-20 lhreinen, to adopt RESOLU110N NO. 83-20 APPOINTING OFFICIAL APM I W -T I ICIAL DEPOS110R1LS FOR CITY FINDS FOR 1983, DEPOSITORIES FOR CITY F11NDS Motion carried on a Roll Call %ote, five ayes. Item 7-H H01 ION ads made by Cuunci lmember Ihrelnen, seconded by RE SOL111 ION WeA3-21 Counci lamer Neils, to adopt RLSOLU Y ION NO, 83-21 RATIFYING RAfIFYINE . SURETY AND 9LANKE I BONDS FOR CITY E MPLOVLS FOR 1983, RONT15 FOR CITY EMPLOYEES MotlWl carried un a Roll Call vote, flee ayes. Item 7-H NOT ION was made bv Mayor Dd%eapurt , seconded by Cow e l lmember R[ SOLIIT ION NO.83-?.2 Ihcelntik, to adopt RLSOLU110N NO, 83-22, APPROVING APPOINTMI_N1 APPOINTING CCR OF COUNCIL COORDINATING RLPRLSLNTAIIVLS (CCR) FOR 1983. FOR 1983 Item 7-H Nutlu+t carried ur% a Rull Call %ute, fil#e ayes, HOT ION ads made by Cow e i lmembe r Neils, seconded by RF SOLO 11.ON N(1, 8 3- 2 3 Cuuncllmember Schnelder, to adc,at RESOLUTION NO. 8J-23 MAKING APPRINIMMSTO APPOlN1MENIS 10 HLNNEPIN COUNTY C1111EN TASK FORCE, HENNEPIN COIINIY C I T I h N TASK FORCE Mutton carried un a Roll Call jute, fil-e ayes. Item 7-H MOI ION ads made by Mayur Dd%e ipurt , seewded by Counc i lmember lhreliten, to make appul11tMelits to Vdrluus d9elICIeS and boards as prewited. Mutiu+i carried un d Roll Call %ote, fire ayes, MOI ION ads made by Counci lmember Muer, seewided by Cow el lmember RESOLIIT ION NO.Ai44 lhrelnen, to adopt RESOLUTION N0, 83-24 AUTHORIZING REIVICI ION OF A11THM117mr, KITE S 11 E PERFORMANCE GUARAN 1 EE FOR "WILLOW GROVE" CONDOM I N D IMS Pt RF ORMANCE. 81003) to $100000.00. GUARANTEt "WILLOW ROVE,, (8) Ot13 ) Notion carried on a Roll Call vote, f lir ayes. Item 7 -1 0 NOTION Mas made! by Cow e l lmem`.er Moe: i, seconded bv Coutie l imember RF SOLI I I ION NO. A 3 -?% lhrulnen, to adopt RLSOLUTION NO, 83-25 AUTHORIZINC RFLEASt OF A111K1RjrINr. S11E PERFORMANCE GUARANTEE FOR K, B. DEVELOPMENT COWAiNY It SIZE PERFORMANCE 80Q3 1, 01ARANIEE K, P. DEVELOPM L- 4T (SM37 ) S// Regular Council Meeting Jdnudr 10, 1983 Page NOT 'ON was made by Councilmember Moen, seconded by Councilmember Ihretnen, to adopt RESOLUTION N0. 83-26 RECEIVING PRELIMINARY REPORT AND ORrARING PROJECT, STREET LIGHTING - GREENIREE FOREST ADDITION. Motion carried on a Roll Call vote, five dyes. NOTION was Made by Councilmember Moen, seconded by Councilmember Ihreinen, to adopt RESOLUTION N0, 83-27 ORIXRING PREPARATION OF PRELIMINARY REPORT, 401H AVENUE/JONQU-IL LANE - MISSION HILLS PARK 61H ADOl1ION, STREET 1MPROVEMENIS9 PROJECT NO, 304. Mutlun carried Oil d Roll Cdll %ote, five dyes. MOI ION ads made by Couiichmember Mur. , seconded by Councl imemhr_r lhrelnen, to adopt RLSOLUIION NO. 83-28 REDUCING DEVE:IOPMENI BOND, PLYMOUTH FREEWAY CENTER 2ND ADDITION (A-377). Notion carried Oil d Roll Call vote, five dyes. MOTION ads, made by Cuwtci lme:mber Moeii, seconded by Councilmember Ihreliien, to ddupt RESOLUI)ON N0. 83-29 APPROVING INE INSTALLATION OF NO PARKING SKIS ON 5TH AVENUE BETWEEN WESION LANE AND 41H AVENUE. Mutiun edrrlcd oil d Roll Call vote, five dyes. MOI ION ads made by Cuumilmrmber Morn, seconded by Cuuncllmember Ihrelite:ii, to adopt RLSOLUIION N0, 83-30 ORDERING PUBLIC HEARING ON 1 HL PROPOSED V ACA I l ON OF U l l L i I Y AND DRAINAGE E ASF Ki. N I S ON IHE COMMON LOT LINE OF LOIS ) AND 4, BLOCK 4, FERNDALL NORTH 411H ADDITION. Notion carried Oil d ROIL Call vote, five dyes. MOI ION aas made by Cowei lmember Moeii, seconded by Counc l lmemher Ihreiiteii, to adopt RLSOLUIION NO, 83-31 REOUI:%I FOR PAY14iN1 NO, 6 AND FINAL, EAS] MLD1ClNE LAKE PARK - RAIN HOOSE PfHOJtC1 NO. 109 to Mdtrteiis-8renny Construction Cu. for $4,444.90. Mutlun carried un d Roll Call vote, fi%e dyes. M01lON ads made by Cuwicllmember Moen, seconded by CowieI Imember Ihreiiwii, to adopt RLSOLl.I1ION N0. 8)-.32 PROVIDING WAIERMAIN, SIORM SLWER AND RLCONSIRUCII(NI OF NECESSARY UT1LMLS WIIHIN THE HIGHWAY 55/COUNIY ROAD 15 1NIkRSECIION. Motion carried oil d Roll Call vote, fl%e dyes. MOTION ads made by Cuuiv_llmember Moen, seconded b, Cuuncilmember Ihreinesii, to ddupt RESOLU110N N0, 83-33 CALL.INC FOP HEARING ON iMPROVEMENIS - PROaFC1 205 CO;INIY ROAD 61 (NOHIHWESi BLVD.) XENIUM LANE, WESI MLDIC1NL LAKE DRIVE for Februdry 7, 1983 a( 7130 p.m. kt trit c.+rrira oil o4 Roll C.+l l vote. five fives. RESOLUTION N0.83-26 ORDERING PROSECT STREET LICHFINC CREENTREE FOREST Item 7-K• RESOLUTION NO.83-27 40TH AVE/JONOUIL MISSION HILLS 61H PROJECT N0. 304 Item 7-L• RESOLUTION N0.83-28 PLYMOUTH FREEWAY CENTER 2ND ADF1N, A-377) Item 7-W RESOLUTION W).83 -?.9 APPROVINd NO PARKING SIGNS ON 5TH AVE. RE IWEE N WEST ON 8 4TH AVE. Item 7-N• RESOLUTION N0.83-30 VACATION OF EASEMENT F E.RNTIALE NORTH 41H Item 7-0• RESOLUTION M0,83-31 RFOOLST FOR PAYMENT NO. 6 A FINAL E. MEDICINE LAKE AA 1 H HOUSE, PRO, W9 Item 7-P• RESOL1111ON NO.83-32 PR(W115INC RECONSTRIOCT TON HWY 55/C.R. 15 INT: RSECT ION Item 7-0* RESOLUTION N0.8 3- 3 3 CALLING HEARING C.R. 61 lLNIUM LN., W: ME01C [NE LAKE I)R . PROJECT 205 Item 7-R S/1 Regular Council Meeting Darwar 10, 1983 Page MOTION was made by Councilmembeyr Moen, seconded by Count!member lhreliren, to adopt RESOLUTION NO. 83-34 REQUEST FOR PAYWNT NO. XI AND FINAL FOR MISSION, SCHMIDT AND TIMBER SNORES NEICHRORINW PARKS, PROXCI 106/107/109 for 511,871.34 to Minnesota Valley LdndBcsape, Inc. Motion carried ori a Roll Call vote, five ayes. NOTION was made by Councilmember Moen, seconded by CouncIlmember Schneider, to adopt RESOLUTION N0. 83-35 APPROVING ON -SALE INTOXICATING LIQUOR LICENSES. Mutton Carrie l on a Roll Call vote, five ayes. AOI ION was made by Counc l imember Schneider, seconded by Councllmember Neils, to adopt RESOLU110N N0. 83-36 APPROVING Off -SALE INTOXICATING LIQUOR LICENSES. Motion carried on a Roll Call vote, fi%e ayes. MO11ON *as mddO :,y Coen l lm ember Schneider, se condrd by Cou+tclmembol, .lell•%, to adopt RESOLUTION NO.83-37 APPROVING WINE LICENSE FOR ' AIUFF'S PIZILPIA. Io+r carrl,:d un a Roll Call vote, five ayes. 1411 ION was made by Councllmember Schneider, seconded by Cowncilmember Neils, to +dopt RESOLU110N NO. 83-38 APPROVING SUNDAY SALE LIQUOR LICLNSES. Motion carr'"d on a Roll Call vote, five ayes$ the target and trap shouting raikge license was deferred from the December ?.n, 1982 meeting to provide ar upportuitity for resideirts llvlrrg adjaces+rt to the Plymouth Cur Club to be present at the meeting when this llceitse request was cuiisidered by the Council. M ron Kukluk, 5205 Dunkirk Largs, stated his property adjuiiis the lymuuth un Club. He showed OF's which were picked up from his r•uperty during construction of his house last summer. He stdtad that Asslstailt Manager Boyles met with concerned telghbors and representatives from the Gun Club to attempt to resolve the situdtlove. As a result of this meetlnq the Gwt Club has dgreed to redirect its flrl+iq range. Since the change is to be; made !n 1983, Mr. Kukluk stated he simply aditt % the Council to know that he thinks any 89's on his property In the future are unacceptable. Starr Is recvmmendlirg grant lig the llceiise to the Gun Club but if the adjustments lir the rai:gt are rot made before May )1, 1983) d public hearliig will be: held at which time the 1 ice rise would again be considered. RESt1LUTInN N11.83-34 Nn. XI 8 FINAL MISSInN, SCMMIDT a T IMNER SWRE:S PARKS PROJECT IAA/107/109 Iters 7-S• RESMUTION N0.83-35 VlN ON -SAL INTOXICATING LIOINIR LICENSES FOR 1983 Item 7-1-1 RESOLUTION N0.83-36 1OFF-SALE IHIOXICAI INC L YNIOR LICENSES FOR 1983 Item 7-1-2 RESOLUTION Nn.83-37 APPROVING NINE I.ICENSE FOR 1983 Item 7-1-3 RESOL11TInN NO.83-38 SALE L iO1YiN LICENSES Item 7-1-4 PLYtWTH 01N CLIIR L ICI;N`•i Item 1-1-S gulir Jenvary Page 8 Council Meeting 10, 1983 ary Reynolds, conds, S30S Du+kirk Lane, stated he also was cerned about the pellets onhis property. Dedyne Smith, representing the Gun Club, stated that the Club 13 aware of the problem dr d feels that they have the solution worked out with the redirection of the range. He assured the Council he could meet the May 31 deadline. MOTION was made by Counc I Imember Threlr en, seconded by Cou++cl !member Mur+, tn. ddopt RESOLUTION NO. 83-39 ,.:'PROVAL OF 1 ARGE 1 AND TRAP SHOOTING L 1 CENSE co+t 1 ngen t o+ the redirection of the range prior to May 31. Failure to do such will cause re%Mdtlo of the liceilse a+d n o flrinq Shdll take place prior to implementtdtlu+ of d solution to the problems, Mut io+ carried un d Roll Call vote, five dyes. 140110M w.as made by Cuu+cl lmember Moen, seconded by Coun c i lmember l hrel+e+i, to adopt RESOLUTION N0. 83-40 APPROVING RE NEN 1L Of CIGAREITE LICENSES. Mut iu+ carried Oil d Roll Cdl l vote, f i%e ayes. M11ION was 1wdr by Cou+cllmemDer Muer, ;.econ ded by Councilmember 1 hreln en+, to adopt RESOLU11014 NO., 83-41 GARBAGE HAULERS LICENSE APPROVAL far 9ruokly+ Disposal, 1+1c. Mutiu+ carried u+i d Roll Call %ote, five ayes. REPORIS OF OFF ICENSL 90ARDS AND COMMISSIONS Md++ager skills stated thdt the City received many calls as a result of the b!iiZdrd on December 27-28 from rest"'eats who were used to recelving fdster service. He stated he did not want to suggest that there was ai y lack (of effort oo the part of ally employees of lhv City. He stdted he did belleve so -ie thl+gs cuu!d be dour differently Ut the e%en t this should occur dgain. Engineer Moore slated there r --ere two ron t.ractors, U.(1. Cunlyd.•ting and Jerome Begl.. heipisig the City clear the strrets. the City doesn't hdVL sufficlen t equlpmel t to hlndl.e d Storm like this It 'i as+n't ui til d day dnd d half .after t, e storm thdt all the sk.rvets were t least passable. Mdyur Davenpurl stdtebt hC thinks radle.) cumu1slcdt lues should be estdbllshed between the City and the cuittrdctor's plows. Jim Kulstad, P nbllc Works Super in tcr-de+lt, stated that ds of IdSt Friday this has been doie. eiun cilmt~mber Moen cumplimrri ted the Public Works employees for their hard wink dnd the persundl touch they gdve many of the callers. RESOLUTION N0.83-39 Nov INC T XWTT'T' TRAP SHOOTING LICENSE, PL YM(1U T H GUN CLUB Item 7-T-5 RESOLUTION NO.613-40 RLNEWAL "— CIGARETTE LICENSES Item 7-T-6* RISOLUT ION NO.83-41 APPROVING GARBAGE HAULLAS L I CENSE tem 7-1-7• NLIttARD OF 1`ECEMKR 27-28 Item 8-A 5// Regular Council Meeting Jerry t0, 19AI-t Page 9 Counelleember Hells have the equipment with the Citys stated that she had heard that V.D. did nht avellable that Was promised under contr6ct tngli.eer Moore answered this was true but It was partly because U.O. coula+o't get their employee* to the equipment and partly because of their other commitments. Counsilmember Schneider asked if U.D. now knee that the CI ty of Plyamth was their first arlority. Jim Kolstad answered that he felt that ,fter the last two meetings with the contractor they were aware of the City's position. Manager Willis stated that the practice has been to review annually the firefighters ,,ay sched%sle . He has tried to ascertain the caktArdbl,s oay from other communities In the area. The pit, plan proposed cwtt"Idtes the reorganization of the Fire Department which would create four addltione-1 lieutenants In the Fire Department and the deletion or the captain's position. M01 ION was made by Cowic i lmewber Mue.i, sec wtde;d by Gay ::u; I limber Hells, to adopt RESOLUTION N0. 83-42 ES1ABUSHiOG 1983 PAY SCHLOULL FOR NLM3M OF 1 HL PLYMOUTH FIRE DEPAR T ML N I . Glen KlvLey, 17610 %1st Ave., representing .he f.refighters, stated a the attltud-y within the department is that they would accept a freeze on their salaries until such t13w as the economic situation Improve. Mayor Davenport thanked them fur the gesture but stated he could root support It. Hr stated that he believes they deserve the Increase, Nutlon carried on a Roll Call vote, five ayes. 1he Mayor stated that the, amount of the increase• ;s not a very sign! f lomat part of the Fire Department budget, Ndtiagesr Willis summarized the Public Safety Department sltuat.lon, conststing of the Fire Department and Police Departafneta. The ordinance seta forth the administrative structure and the pe•r301111el accuuntabillt'es. He ex- lained the proposed reorganizatlon and the redsun why he supported 1t. He stated he believed it la the best thing fcr the long term bettermwit of the department and will produce a better off.,%er corp. 1983 F IRE PAY PLAN Item 8-8 DEPAR TlEN1 RESOLUTION Nn.83-42 151)XISAUK 19143 PAY SCHEDULE FOR FIRE DEPARTMENT Item 8-8 S// Regular Cot•• ic' t Meet Ing JanuarY 1C, 19S3 Page i0 Mayor Davenport stated the Council supports the recommendations of the Public Safety Director and City Manager with respect to We reorganization. He stated that Plymouth operates under the Plan B" form of government which gives the City Manager authority to make administration decisions of this type. He added he didn't believe there will be a negative impact on the department. Mr. Kivley stated that over 90% of the firefighters disagree with the proposed reorganization. there are no other fire departments In the area organized like this. the department didn't have anything to say about the proposal and they didn't like that. the Mayor stated that the "Plymouth team" consists of all the departments litcluding fire. Under the city manager form of governvnent, the chali of command demands the ability to take orders. Hee stated he believes that the fire department should be lt tegrated it to the overall chain of command within the Public Safety Department. He further stated he doesn't believe the department should be taking their appeals directly to the Couitelit there should be a chain of command avid they should follow !t. Mr. Klvley asked how the Council could expect the Fire Department to accept and support this reorganization when they dot't want it. He suggested a meeting with the Mayor to negotiate the Issue. Mayor Davei port stated he didn't believe a meeting was !n order because this would again be outside the chain of command and Is exactly what he wants to stop. He stated he is committed to carryiitg out the "Plan B" form of goveritment with Its established chain of commaitd. J•m Arbeiter, represrt tlt g the Fire Department, requested that the fleefig tors be allowed to put forth their own proposal through the chap of command for review. Mayor Davt:t port stated the Council had seer their proposal and supports the City Maoiager's recommet dation. Councllmember Scht elder stated he believes strongly In the "Plan B" form of guverttmet t at d this form states that all employees work for the City N.et ager and, therefore, he supports the City Mdnager's rtcommendatlw. the Council could fire the City Mat age:r but beyot d that the Council doesn't have authority to deal directly with employees or employee groups. Cuutteilme:mber lhrelnett stated he belleves that °ubllc Safety, Police at d Fire together, must be a coordinated effort. He doest't feel the Couitell cd11 gu around the City Code legally. IEsli Regular Council Meeting P 1 210 1983 Cowmileamber Hells and Councilmember Moen also stated their support for the City Mai ager's recommendation. Mayor Davenport asked if the effect of 0 would compromise the safety of the City, he about It. Fire Chief Begin stated that adverse effect on the p hllc safety. e Council's action would like to ktnow there would be no 1401 ION was made by Councllmember Neils, seconded by Couneilmembrr Schneider, to adapt RESOLUTION NO. 83-43 ADOPTINC 111E 1983-1985 LABOR AGREEMEN I dE T WEEN 1b., CITY OF PLY14OUI H AND LAIC ENFORCLMLN1 LABOR SERVICES, INC. RLPRESENIING IHE PLYMOUTH PACE SERCLAN1S. Mutton carried on a Roll Call VOte•, five ayes. MOTION was made by Councllmember IhreInen, seconded by Councllmemberr Schneider, to eoodurse the submittal of the "Opt Out" application for Metropolltar Transit Service Demonstration Progrdf. Motion carried, five ayes. Councilmrr ber lhrelne+t stated he believes this is d very well planned experiment toward a new type of transit service for Plymouth residents. Park Director Blank stated he would like a professional appraiser to look at the St. Mary's Church property which Is bring proposed as a +elghburhood park to get an accurate cost on the property lnvolveu because so much of the land is wetland. Mayor Davenport stated he was concerned with the priority of this particular area. Park Director B.l.nk stated that at bu.ld acre deflelemcy of neighborhood par:. lig of the City have been well taken care of because this is an older section of built as readilye out there would be a 15 this area. Other arra. during development, but he City, parks weren't NOTION ads made by Cuuncilmember lhreinrn, secunded by Councllmember Hells, to authorize the h1ving of all appraiser, using park dedicalioit favids, for the proposed neighborhood park ur the 5t. Mary's Church property. Notion carried, five ayes. RF 501.11110" N0.83-43 CWTIM LABOR AGREEMENT WITH POLICE SERGEANTS Item 8-C APPROVING "OPT OUT" APPLICATION SUBMITTAL Item A -D S1. MARY'S CHIRCH 1 IPDA I E (1N NE1GNPAIRHOOP PARK Item A -f Engl+eer Mooed submitted a copy of the report from the Mlni esota ANNIIAL REPORT ON Oespdrtmetlt of Health on their annual irvspecllon of the City's WAILR SUPPLY water supply. This tnspectlo+ co%ertd all the wells, the water SYSTEM treatmusit. plant, ao d samples of water from the system. The City item A -F received 97 points out of a possible 110. Council Meeting 10. 1983 l he Council reviewed the Ledque of Legislative Policies for 1983. They Items werR Development Strategies Principles, and the proposals dealing Minnesota Cities Proposed arjreed their top priority ft Corenunity Development with Revenue Sources. the City Martager 9111 forward these concerns consideration 'at their January 26 weeting. liar meting ad jour+ted at 10:40 p. e. on to the Leaque for i DI SCIISSIOM ON LEArAIE OF' MINESOTA CIIIES PROPOSED POLICIES item 84