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Home My WebLink AboutCity Council Minutes 07-11-1983 SpecialMliitMlLS SKCIAL COMA IUIM40 3A9 11,E 1!M# A motet wretlsw of they Plyw4ulA City Counmll gas aa.tI ed to u_ r*r 1w 144 Oaveaport at 710 pose In the Coqmjl Cha*ers of the MY C"t1e et 3w P.t owth Boulevard oo 341P 11, 1") PNlSLWS At qor 00enport, Counoltwe11hers Melts. Schneldler, Thrt leon and Nown. City Iwnager Willis, Assistant. City wwwr Ilulrlet. Alsslstant hnglMor SweenePe Plower Trwrog City Attorney Loflrr, and City Clerk IXMo AM141 e, Mime COMMMT ACM, wwwwwwwo 1C1.10N w" mode by Cuunei Ine tuber Thretwat seconded by Councllr 1wen, to approve the consent a •Ith the deletion of Item 7-M. Hotton Carried on a Moll Call vote, five ayes. MINUILS mwwwm .. NOTION Cas MA0 4y COW91109mber Threlnen, seconded by CuunCllmesber Min* to approve the minutes of the special Mettnq of 3OWL 270 1951 ds submitted. Nitta" carried on a Roll Call vote, five ayes. PUBLIC• WARM Nayur Qavenpurt stated that the public hearing had been i 1~ced In the MMORdpor and at Prov taus Cuunet t "04I095. Haller Milli$ stated that the Lancaster Village P4vtnershlp has Patitloned the 000441 riot the Loans to 1 enders Prugrdw to be used by them to finance the acqulslttwk *no Pehaollltation of 1211 units of w t:lfaa lly housing0 tinder this program the Commit has the authority to auttrtts.+ the $ale of hands to be u5e0 bk 06 1041Rg. Institution as a ROOM to Channel Osney for the W", 14 tion and rehabilitation of the units* the lending instit+ution bears the risk eA them Is none to the taxpayers of Rlyevuth. the ha nater Vttlogo Paetne>rship is pruposIM to adore the Lausier Village Apartment eupplex and hos dovolupttd ar Progras to Include the addition of M additional units at UM, More t tft. A reW l Cement of the program Is that fur 10 yoaro after the sate of the bunds, M of the housing at t#ln available to persu is of .IUM income. ANT ACANDA Item A IAINUTLS • 5KCIA L MLET INC or Mw 270 190) ties SR PtwIC NEARING • LAMCAMA V ILLACR PAtiTHEPSN;IP. LOAAS TO LENMRS PROWN Item 6•A 11511 SWIM Cornet l *wtaro stir 11, 19" Pap 1415 fur Covemort upmd the public Raying at 700 peso lAe Ilryur asked which purtlan of the money would be used for rehabllltatlun and how. amb for acquisition. W MWlmrs, 6 520R Sandpiper Ct.t partwo answered that they plan u esoend approximately S59000 per unit to rehabilitation to Iandx4w. add exterlur 1fightlogg print Ing, rout repair'. garage and pool repairs. Interior repairst and earpettog. Cuumi lmember Threlnen asked IT any interior changos sere planned. or. Moines answered that there are no Interior design changes planned. This summer they will concentrate on the e%terlur. Councllmelber Throlnen asked It they anticipated a rent 11rcrease. Mr. Holmes answered that they did not plan to raise the rents at this ttwe. Tom Na le+ Miller A Schroeder Muntelpals. Inc.. surnrnarl sed has Ire bonds are sold, who is responsible for the payment of the bundsq and who supervises the on site inspections Of the work the Partnership plans to do. M:Ifur Davenport 003ed the public hearing at 8111 p.m. NOTION was Trade by Counc l lmember Thre i nen, secondees by Cow II r Molise to adopt RLS"LUTION NO. 83•344 RELATING TC IML ISSUAWL OF' RMNIA BOWS P1IRSUA HT TO MINNESOTA STATUTES. CNAPVLR *82C ! FOR 14 PURPOSE OF FINANCING A OWLT ITAM1l.Y MOUSING ORVELOW41 i GIVING PRELIMINARY APPROVAL TO Y k; MKLOPMENT; ADOPTING A MULTIIAMILV MOUSING PROGRAM AND AUTMOAIIINC UNISSION OF THL HOUSING PROGRAM TO THE KINKSOFA MUUSING T IMA L ACXNCV FOR F-0 1 AND APPROVAL. Mutton carried on a Rall C411 vote. foulf apes. counellmember Sahoelder voted no. U. S. . ' Aw Curpurat tun has submitted a petition requesting the vaeattnn of the man tory sewer easement In Trwnton Place 1st Addition. Mayor Daveropurt opened the public hearing at SM p.m. No one chose to speak and the public hearing was closed at 802 pop. REMUTION NQe63.3641 LOANS TO LE.NOERS LANCASM VILLAGE Item A -A PUK IC HEARING - SANLTARY SENOR EASEMENT VACATION Iters 6"R Mit 5W41 Coewmi l Netting My 11, IM Papa I" NOIIOM No Wada by CounelImember 1411s, seconded by Cuuncilmetmber Ibe00 to adopt RLSOLWION N0. 193.345 AUTNNIZING YK VACATION OF SANI VARY SLNEN EARK1119 TRENTON MICE 151 AOOITIOII. Notion Burled on a full Call vote, five .hrss. PETIT AND COIMIIb1:W NOTION was mime by Councilmember Threlncd,. seconded by oufti lmeAer 1bent to adugt RESOLUTION NO, 93.346 APPROVING RALIIIINAW K ISTEREO LAND SURVEY AI', C"M1115HAL USE PERMIT iO11 01 OIGLIttil.SS FOA ED KAPLAN fait RICO ENTERPRISES* INC. x8/014). Notion carried fur o Roll Call vote, five ayes. llrnrger 11111s reported that the site plan I'ar Velp Canstruction cumpaany for New Vork Camera and Videe, lne* has been reviewed and recommended for appro*,aE r the planning Cumisslun. The Issue on this applleatto!i Oealo With storm water lundlnq. The Volp plan earls for a puna of 21.4 acre feet while the City's storm water drainage plan calls for 24 acre feet. This is the last Volp site subject to Council reviee which Impinges upon the pending areao the applicant is asking that the pending level be raised to eumpensate fur the reduced sturag capacity. This brings the surface water level to within A" of Hlghway 55 and In a 100 year occurrence could result In flooding. Cuuncil;Amber Threlnen asked It ralsing the punct four Inches was critical. 310 Olson, consulting engineer, answered that "ert:tcal" is hard To e. Cuuncilmember Neils asked hue the City can be guaranteed that the extra allueance would be enough. Mr. 013on answered that recurdings would have to be dune before the project is pl«ser out. Nanappr wlllta stated that the pending allowance could be pruviftO cin this site or it could be moved across Ntghway SS which would requlra addltlonal dnalysls. Tow match, Volp Cunstructiun, stated that a fifty year flood uocurance would be adequate to plait for. He noted that there is do 8 inch margin of safety, which not only takes Into consideration the, 100 year level, but they are proposing enuugh of a 4wr9in to deCommud4te a 500 year flood level. Ne stated Volp ackruutioledges the problem which exists In this area, and employees of Volp who handled development In the early stapes are Eu lir with thus firm. RESOL010N N09830345 LASEKLUT VACATION TREM101 PLACE IST Item 6-11 RESOLUTION N0.83-366 SURVEY • CUP FOR RICO ENTERPRISES 83014 ) Item 7.0 SITE PLAN A VARIANCE VOLP CONSTRUCTION NEN YORK CAMERA 81076 ) Item 7011 lisle Special Council Meeting 301y 11„ 1") Page 147 M011OM was mode by Counel.lmresber Moen, jeconded by Counci Umsfter Molise to adopt RLSOLUTIOM MQ. $3447 APPROVING SITE PLAN AND VMIANCLS FOR VOW CONSTRUCTION COW NY FOR N!V VORK CAHLRA AND V1110, INC. MOM and add condition 10 as followse "That is studir be conducted by the Clty•s consulting englneer, to determine whether or not there mould he adverse Impacts to the north of Highway SS, and that the pending Is adequate, prior to Issuawe of permits. Vulp Construction will pay for the study. The petitioner shall submit an qs-bultt survey of the drainage area prior to Issud"M of the Certificate of occupancy for this building's Cuunclimemiber Melts asked if there would be any retail sales or rentalis to the "lic conducted from this facllitys Mr. Notch answered ttsat the company is a wholesaler and does not con*wt retail Sales or rentals to the public. NOTION was Cuunctleewber wilt be no conducted fru Trade by Councl imcm ber Awns to add condition 11 retail sales or rentals m this laclllty." Motion to amend carriod, ?two ayes. Neils, seconded by as follows-: "That there to the general public Motion as amended carrl.ed on a Roll Call vete, five apes. Nomgvr Millis stated that the Planning Commission considered the request of the $fission Par'ners for the revision of their WW from the deslgrwl.lun of "elderly" and "cundominlum" to alwrtment colts" and Iveommendesd approval of the revised RPM. He noted the cwverns of the residents raised at the public hearings lit a related Issue (item 7.p), there is a matter of adjusting dens.t- fur the overall development. The Council had praviuu,sly Indicated that, with the provision of certatn low to moderate housing, density credits would be considered providing for 20% addltlunat density. the proposal dues cuntemplate the continuation of that policy. The prupused adJuslwent to mraxlmmem density avallabie to the development IS duo to the )® acres of tend sold for County Road 61 lustallist lugs. Pester Pridum, representing Mission Partnership, stated the issue Mscu,swd by the Planning Cummissl4 n -ads whether or nut the doe sIty credit was specifleally related to subsldlaed elderly housing speclflcally, or to subsidleed housing for law to miuderole lnamo restdonts generally. He stated than the reason they had proposed elderly huusifig ias they were interested In doing it, if pusstble. Fie lows not recollect that my density credit Nes tied to elderly. He stated he doesn't believe the present ordinance addresses elderly spMULCally as opposed to low to mruderot,e Income. 1 U'TION MO.63 VOLP CONSTAIII"10"CONST""10II NEV YORK CWRA 8)026) 1400 7.4 MISSION PARTNERS RPtD PLAN AND CUP AMF411MENTS FOR MISSION RPUD ItemtS 7«C AND 7.0 IN/ 4ea04 X11 fteU q 301y 11, 19113 pw 118 COW411"Wier schaetlder stated that reason he removed Item T -D from the tit: apnda was becohse he believed there was an. Issue r ttArq tett deny. No stated he believed one of the 1100MMSS tm tM ar7aunl ty- of the FW was to provide htws:ing to all strata of l IVIduals. ob stated his undeestandtag Www Is ghat% n* eldrrlY bNOng Is ewnt01014ted.Mb asked 10 It was pia 4+;bk4V tw cooeeetBots all of the subsidised houslnA Into one SAM# Pidm r Tra tee 4"oered that 4"W of the "Odit Ione notes that the din:lty oust be waced thnanhwst the MW atm,l not cwKvntroted. Mayor Nventwr: @*01*1i w4 the Ifj"t to have a dispersal of' the ou".1414104 h"stng. I0110M eat etude by Cuunci ltseolher Thretne.49 seea tuMd by C040W liar 11100. to adopt RIsSS@LUT IOM IIA. 81"10 AKW l NG RPM COW1110M. UR PtR1Q1 f1ND K AM FAR MISSION RF1JD 74,4175•a ALLA11% To QY NF Ito l DiAlly l"lid h Dlscusalan 191.1 end on the AMpe-r.ing of the conditions and whether 04154100 PartreesAip +greed. *0 Com Nuidee"so stated the policy of mining dousing was a Mretropulltan Commit policy Oriented to Clay levels It s the Council is applying this to the project level. ltr. Mao stated that he needed to clearty understonO whether the City 040,10 alias an ontire phase to be dasl nate too to eudpeato income hwta" other than lois-51,00 Oak'sibUc ,loo, gest baeduset f lookeing often reoutres 100% eubs ldy for 4a entire project. lt was. Ift CawhCll 0003etnsus that flAurO phages devoted t04411y to subal,dised nom elderly hvuslno would not be viewed favtw4aly and thot such hotising was to be Integrated as to tote Daae+ of 0V prvpused LoAm to Le wWm Proordwe Mayor Doveoport staled the CukMell's position la per the resulutionj 1.e.6 the AU44101400 Rousing shovid not bye° Concentrated. Ut ion care led on d 'Rall Call veto, five dyes. CUWWIkMWWF livhnefider started It1s reeuilectlwt of the original 01 10 apprvvai 04% to designate 019tae ly hw %tng and It seems the 10W t4 develgo It is bc':o deleted. Peter Maw stated ovy awe* not dei0lnq their 1:0=14mente but f104A atnq swth lows.149 046 dirriou,lts they wilt continue to seek ways to hove etdorl.y housing its the Po, Cumnatima*er UhneAder stated d sito fur aldek ly Ihoustnq should bo dolgnated all the plan. anti. if as the test phasys of the RM Mery pec"'ed, no flaaAcIng were available for olderly hoiatng0 the CoWWIl could Q061 ider dabndl.ng the plan. RGSOLUTI&I UJ0.43460 I'M MISSION 00 W GARAt„ L Ohu51 TV Item Two Iisid SWA101 Coupe; l l ""ting i4q 11. M) P490 10 Peter Pt hoer $toted they, ,mould prefer '.* not commit to a spOelf is :alta 41 this 1' mme and they smild keep the Council up to dote regordtngb their Offrorts to develop elderly huu,alnq. e )OF pa-VOpurt sated fie felt there should be some redwttot In the dmusity b&rl4uset of the ehwmge free owner uceupled to rental bue4use this Is a ch4nge In the ekdr4cter of the Pme Ol ic" ads m4ft by Cuunel tamer lhrelnen, seeended by Cuunct lmwcabar *Its. to 4dQPt RLSOLUr 111!1 NO. &!•.149 AIIPMINC RLVISl.D RPUD PLAT! AND COlIQ1110HAL 1ft Pl.Rhill FOR MIM101 PPAR1MNS PJR MISSION 0j,Vkj.OftmjS DISCuss6an continued on the recommended cundlt,luns. Planner lf9ftr0 stated that to sprtclry a ntvnber of units to he elderly withmut speelflr ang where the; 3hUh&14 gu Is In4pprupr14te and the I" WIC(k should decide. whore they are to be pl4cnd. COWIV114"11er ltuen statad sh- 4greed with Cuunel tmembetr S:h(.elder about an elderly huu.slnq site. Ehs 144}ur .stated he w4s addreaslnq the change from cunduminitst units to rentAt Units. 41141 ads scut prep4r4id to des agnate an elderly .site. Arne t,h%trom, 11665 Oat A%c., stated that he Only had an hour 4RO a b4lir nut lea Ulf the ateet leg tunlght 4rcd that w<sn't enuugA t tato to prepare has thuughts. Pro ?ue lhumpsun. who Aad been at the P1411ning C4"misstun hearinq, w4s not able to 4tte+nd. 04,yur Ddvdnpupt stated ht had !4119041 with Mr. Ihunlpsun of the huemvwners assmeldtlunt about the meetinq. Or tell waa made by Cuuitc l latember Th re l esen, seconded by Cuk"Wi lntember pure, to 4atend the mut tun to ddd eunOl t ion 5 aA fulluwo: "rhe revised density range is $40 uotts to 6`O units! with 'A addltlustal units i l a' , allowed fur tow and mudearat@ tne;unta huu%lLtg, with a demusistrable effort by the petitioner to dvvtlu1,l half of Such unita as elderly huutitnq. The total aw,llmum number ur units dchlev4ble Is VS." COuncllat cheer ihrcalc 0n cunflrmed that his mottuo Outs not req%&Ire docslgnatlun of 411 elderly sltt. Mtrtioll ederted, fl%e 4 rs. Cul"WilmO mbrr SQ-hotelder 111quirt-0 about the roduct ton of dailsity. the Mdyur stated he wuuld like a reduction to reflect the lttcredse l9t trWAC and efiangto of character. Mr. HuLderness stated tho ot,trA.l traffic; lmpac,•t would be min1041. Cuumilmemltep Schneld'or suggrsteld the numbVe of units etduced cwuid reflect 4 percent.eye Inc ref:se In traffic, dbuut M. OFSOLU11011 "DON) -A9 t PAID CUP R PLAN r OR M1AS1011 PNiTMRS Item T.C' 1411 My 11 P4 s,#A' 1101104 an mw* by Cil imember Schnelelfr. qtr thosea in tho *vent rlde/fly COOS IX04P tow everax l dons t t y Shall Re VA11!=` 04ch 1W be addgd Pf elderly kwl.eg handed by hyryar Ao4109 Is •rat dlolnl~. b) It 1s cWtstructed. Nation 1411*4 too ayes. councilmombers R"t Weds and The°alnen v04-60 no's 0ma sat amefietl carried on a Rul.l Call tate, lour acres. ewiftliplebel 514PA14tr voted no. MOTION was 011e by Cuw e1lmember Throlnan$ sem by KSOURION Il8.436350 Couril i ii 6or Mian* to adopt 11LSMUT ION NO* 01.,350 ZINC b INk KAT AM r:Yt,kWM141 CONTRAC t FOR 4AKMQ11Q W-00 20 1 IMAL KAT O riAKIM 40.11104 FOR WAYZATAI UNK d TRUST COWA NY 183011). PIANO 2ND A Mile MOM Notion curried r. a Roll Cat 1 tote$ five air+as. 'ttm Mt Mat br hWIS stated that over the last turner of years the Mt MAY WARD yon Qf the pvuVerty north of County Road 'f and west of Nathan LYND&E TLRM; NAL Co. Late bas b"kk discussed seve.rdl tines. tis IP71 the suaring on PRLLIMjNAgY PLAT, this 's-tte was aged t,, 'aa. The developrwnt proposed at that FINAL PLAT d SITE k low did nal get cwrstrwted. SubsetMnt to that avent PLAN (83025) additional peupio have looked at the 009 Al year or so ago the Item 7.F Counvil apptwv"I a revised general development plan for a shapplrg ester 444 reviewed a site plan for a booting alley. The Cuutwil purl wed much Input. and dented the site plat, and mrndltlonul use penin reqs -1st as not being 1n keeping w1th the typo of de volopnsent they envisaged. how this petitioner to seakdng to darelup this sit* with a retail store. The start hat spent suint t#tie revievIng the proposal with represent atIvea of the cvwfdAy dealing with s4wh eueslderattuns as sato design$ 4ro1 possible Rontllttonal use permits or varlanees of whtch therr see rwne requ l red. The Plonn.lrg Cyuwlsslon heard the proposal at a public hearlk,4 . They did roviem the prellainary plat, general development pi4in and floal plat@ and thw4e Items havr, been recumended foir 4ppruve1l but the mutton to approve the site plan failed on a tit vote. The Cwgctl is being asked to oonstder severill resolutians; one to approve the preliminary plat and genertll develu;=Al p.tant one to approve the final plat and development eoo6wroctl urs to set conditions to be met prior to filing tte f.tnrtl pletl and oro+ approving the *Its plan, W stated that It is his view %hot the City's aunlrr*9 urdirsancw does estasltah ortalrr or.lkorla to be met. The petitioner has met or exceeded the slates design standards. He preuwteOt a list of the issues raised by nel9bbors at the public hearing,, County Road 9 will be upgraded lot the next roe years rhethe4 at not development occurs. He stated he believes the petitioner has met the requirements of the City. 1411 Spec'/al Cawicll Meeting 301y Its, 1") Pelq O 151 Planner Ttenere Confirmed for the Moyer that the Cwiprehemlve Plon dues notalluw for a reglonal shopping center such as the Dales". NOW davenport stated that Policy 7)»;lla clearly appl lea to the duentcwe area only. R morket analyses Is not re"Ired In this lnstanerrt, the policy was developed for downtown only. Run krlcltsun, Chalnwe of hynddle3 Terelnai Go., introduceC other cunsu an s and staff for Lyn&It Terminsl. Ns stated that this store will represent a first class physieal improvement for Plymouth. The store Is a new marketing concept, designed to meet nelgAburhuad rureds. The proposal cumplles with the Intent of the Cumprehensive Plan and oil soning ordlnames. "a variances are r"pl rad. He west with representatives of the nelghburhoud assoclattun. As a result of that$ represent4tIves from the nelghburhmd visited other Holtday shares. Ilullday Is a MlnResuta based curyany and they plan to develop a first class upeerattun, the petltloner's staff, legal counsel, and planning consu 1 tint, `beard Ddh i yren, believe the praiposdd use 13 A Fie i ghbrhwW ILV%t car. Run Ilrank, Kursunski, Krank, and Crick -song architects for y, stated that the Bold Is guided appropriately for their u". The building Is 125,E sgkmre rest. It will contain a combination of food dad nun•fuud Item. 110 presented sketches of the prupose,a building showing what It wuijld look like from several areas. Ne explained the beraing and landscaping that were planned and the exterior of thfl building would be. There wtit be customer parking s, -)aces In trunk of the sture and vWiuye%a parking spacers to hack of the store. Ne stated that they are,+ nut asking fur ane vorldnces or conditional use permits. Mayor Davenport asked hue this site was selected and about the natUft of the store and market. Mr. trieksuo answered that they car;} is product line of food annd convenience gauds. They deliberately sat out to design a store catering to we;:kly shopping needs. This site was selected bevause of Its need from the stdndpulot of competitiveness and demographics. This store Is not designed to replicate the existing large stores in Fridley And Bluumtn9tun. ftyur Odvenpurt asked for allure definition of the trade area. Mr, tricksvn answered that the product line Is different and they betlleve the prtedry trade area will be true the nelgWrhoud, with about a five to six minute driving distance, or three to five miles which Is e%tended by virtue of limited access highways. list/ l,al4 Ceii hitt; ilk 11. i Pa*e 11 the IMyot asked ko- advert to 1xv and pnm% lW4 rWld be clone. Nro trledwo answered that the food world be advert Wv4 In Coma with thtt Other, starese than nwt-fnad departwits owid bg a caeMoot.loo of dist Inst iv* a W gown advertising In both local ". esowers alta the Starr and lribuk%Ob CoUnCIUMOOr Schneidwr asked what gaols wild not. be Carelede wr* tri4man stated ash Seals Includes apparel, furniture, and 04 9f gVIISMSO art Mitj 101JO 47th Ave., stated h* Is less than taw blacks Fromthei,Trore. 11Q listed several object1wa and stated he dnes not beilewe that this is a neloborhmd ahoppinq center and Wsttoned the delinttlab of a ne ghbork" W cited aelterla for o nalghborhoad center frust the CoWrOhOSSIve Plan. "a stated tar stem was r9glenatl in character and 414 not satisfy the orritertae hho Bald traffic generation aurid be a problem aspeClolly Mn" Cott) Road g won't be ca pleted for same time. Aavld bakep "20 "Athan bane, started that, since imeting with ren n4 EoMlsslun, etembers of the humeww ors &*social Ica have ett glib the pet 1 tloper. Including an on %$%* 00% to the stunt In 11lope+tingtme, he stated that this Is not & n019h Orhow shupplMO ennt*r but. 0 r"tural ane "In disguln". They appose the stare as & "eleferctive development's inch bec&u,ser they have scathing to writing an whist the; developer will do to keep thy store frust daterlaroting. They U"Wrt the donlatl of this potlt,lw l the reiareing of tho Rrupwrty to its arevious ldsstflQAttowtl &nd the lucatlon of the Wilday stare to jentown Plymouth. hark *Cult , ) M htusesuad Low. at tere+eey for the o ners, eltea a position paper and a supe emtent he had ttods and he stated ke believes start has made an error In Interpreting the toning Ordinance as to nrlghborhooil versus regional shopping Contots. hla asked that the CWWI l correct, this ,ud deny that petitta. hq Mated the Pl,tflning COWAS&lon tie vote was offectivel) a donial s.tnce the favoroble votes were basad upon the staff rev dot ion. hie read tan Section g. SubIIv lslon A to the lofting Qrdlnowe. Ob addeA that CI tv staff has not taken the. Ole to get cowlete tnformatloo rem the patltloner. iia believes the petitioner shwid runtish to him the a arketing informat tw he requeate4. Ire stated the petitioner hos demostrated the store to be a reRAonal one. 1 The Mayur asked on what legal bakis the City could deny the request since no varI&MOS were required, and the retail uses ore pertttt.ted in the Flol Clstrict. Me. "dul igugh an.swored that the =oninlg ordinance states that the appl teat -hat Mst relate to the CwWroheensive Platte me doesn't believe it coaestlt,es. 1a believes the Mord does not wen taln evidence that this to a neighborhood center$ and the C prlhen;lve Pian ".,:&&rides for the uses perot t ted In this area. Hs/ Special Council Meeting } Page 153 Mayor Davenport stated it Is the Council's role to Interpret the cunfentity of specific proposals to the general guidelines of the Ou"rehenslve Plan. Mr. McCullough stated a public hearing Mould be held to consider regulding the land, on its merits, for the proposed use. Couneilmp Aer Neils asked If the Four Seasons shopping center res d neighborhood shopping center since It is of the saw guiding and runlng classifications. We McCullough said he believes It ls. She stated that the Four Seasons Center is larger and required variances. Mr. McCullough cuspared the Four Seasons Center with the existing Hullday stores. CounciLmeffiber Neils stated the Council Is not cconsldering those stores but, rather, the proposed store. Further discussion ensued about types of shopping centers. Mayor Davenport suggested mow nelghEa)cs believe the Four Seasons Center is a neighborhood shopping center, but that the proposed store is nQt. Mr. McCullough stated additional Information is needed from the petitioner and he expects that It will cun!Irm this belief. Mr. Erickson stated that they would feel that It would be dlscrlmiswtury If they were treated differently than the Four Seasons Center which is Larger with similar pruduet lines and which is functionally similar. Cuunelleewbor Schneider asked if Nu:lday would give their market studies to a independent analyst for review. Mr. Erickson responded that they question the purpose of that and the data Is considered to be proprietary relative to competition and growth prujectlues. Mr. Flaaten, attorney for Lyndaler Terminal, stated that the Kid eEast Neighborhood as designated by the guide plan, extends beyond Plywuuth. Cuunclimember Neils stated that the 197) resolution dealing with a CUMNUAlty shUpping center was established to review prc pusals Ia duwntuwn Plymouth, these standards were not applied to Four Seasons and should not be used to evaluate Holiday. NOTION was wmdo by Cuuncl lmembtr Muen, seconded by Cuunci lmember RESOLUTION 11D.SlaJ51 Threloen, to adupt RESOLUTION NO. 43•)51 APPROVAL OF PRELIMINARY PLAT AND UNLRAL DLVELOPMLNT PLAN FOR XROML JLNSEH, LYNDALE Di VELOPWNT PLAN, TLINUTAL COMPANY FOR HOLIDAY WLST ADDITLOHt (81025). LYNDALL KRNIMAL CO HOLIDAY ($lO?S) Mutlwi Carried un 4 Ru,l1 Call vote, five ayes. Item 74 Mit iil Coueel l lbes try) 3011 11, 1*3 page 154 NOT140 Was grade by C l lmember Moen, wmdom by Counclimemkor M01.11110" N0.4303s? 1Arei,Mn, to adapt ifI501,U11011 NO. 03-!52 APPMAL OI FINAL 'JLA1 rim PUT 0 Wre AND QiULa UIT COMIRAC1 FOR XMIL 3LMLN, LVNDALL ILRMINAL COPIPACI, LVINDALt CQWAW rM WMIDAY VLSI ADDI T 1011 MMM* TLiM"IMAL FOR Ml1DAV I83b25) Motion carried an a Rail Call vote, five ayes. Item 1.r MD11011 Was MMk by COWMI lir Moen, seconded by: Count lrember MGM10" 1 OM6353 lhrelnwn+ to apt RLSi411.11loN N0. 8)10-0S! 4R11ING CONDITIONS 1D N. 111.1 FORM 10 FIL IIIC mND RKARDING F IRAL PLAT FOR "HOLIDAY HOLIDAY VLSI A0d1. VEST A001110W FOR XRW XNSLN, LYMML TLRMIRAL CPWANY LYNDALk 11.RMIML to oMe CID* (5105) 1 t em ~Ar Mution carried on a Rall Call vote, five dyes. NOTION Was W by Cauncl immser Mien, seconded by Cmmct immber RkSOLti11011 N §1*3% 1hre.Inen, to Adopt IItSMUTION NQ. 0454 APMV'AL Of Sift PLAN 31T PM FOR XIIW AiU04 UNDALL ILRMiINAL COWA14Y FOR "HOLIDAY VAiiklltlM-, LVWDAU UARkiOtl * 1111425). TtRMINAL 1830251 Item 7•F Cuunclimembar Schneider asked hue the City could be assured that they womIdn't have an unkempt site five yearn from none H01101 was *Ade by Caum i lmember Neils, seconded by Count I ,tmvw ta r° Nuen, to amend the motion and add to caeld i t i on Nu. 7 as folleowsa "5huuld the petitioner fail to comply with this pruvistun, storey maodgemer t shill t be notified of the Irreguiartty and given 24 hours to cuerpty. In the event store eanagtOnt dues not comply, the City %halt proceed with the Race%nary corrective mark and as%ess the Bust against the property." Mutton carrleu, five d)ds. City Attturney Letter advised that the amendititt be added to the devetopmont contract as well. MOTION w4s 04de by Mayur 04%eaport, seconded by Counellmamber Moen* to rocunsidor the devetupment cuntedot approval. Motion carrlod, five ayes. 041101 eas adder by Cuunetlmember Schneider, seconded by Cow ullmmber **no to include condition 7 In the developmot cofotrdots motto" wried, five dyes. Coumt kgooke Neils asked 't two tight standards could Co moved onto the p rikin0 lot ls' .s ds. Mr. Kvdi* stated this could be done to get an overall, tuned down light euveedgd. Counctlmember Moon liwWlred about hours of uporatiun anti when the parking lut lights would be turftd off. Mit SPI*141 Como l MMet lnt 361Y 11i Illi) Page M 11011000 we Oift by Counellweder *11*9 socamkd by Mayor Doommrt. to Mend the saottea duld add "Poltion We 9 as ullarss "the .I10t surds slang County Omd 9 shrll be MOsed dWoavlwatel), 1$ teat to Cho, north and plaved In the trafrle .Islam." Witten earriode five alese further discussion ensued regrrding tho site lighting. Nobe" was oade by Mrxsr Qive"porto seceded by Counctimewber Darn, to rerunaider the pre%lour Mout fiun. Nutiun carrled. rive 4yeps tt01.M wu Mads blv tuunCl lea ber Threinen, wultded by Itayor pavenpurt., to add the folkoming to condition 11u 91 "or equlvalbnt reduet tui? of overall candle power shall be achifted hruugh deSIVI such as shleldl,ng." Otlow Carried, five 4jte3. HOTIO" was adde by Cuwwllmo#6er 1Ajan, seconded by Counell ember Unitst to a"Id the mottoo to add condition 10 as fol lows After n 1049ht there will be no t tght Ing except bul ldlne, security lighting, InckudimT the lighted pylw slgns." 1%ticet edreled, five ares. NOTION was M600 by Mayer Ravenpurt, secund4d by Cowellir Hume to amend the Motion to add condition "a. 11 as fat lowss the bores clomp County Rid 9 shalt be widened to cover ddtllt,iwwl orad dpproaalMostely equlva.tent to one rue of parktng." Notion adrriedo five dyes. CowwIlmomber Schfwtovr stated Must of the traea an the north side are deciduous and ahuutd be evargrebns. Qavld Ktraehe landscape architect for MultdaYO stated that apNrux.oa a y U'k f tho trres planned on the site are evaegreens. Uls"Sstun followed regarding site and building elevations. Dick Ssthre- conso.lting englnee;', stated that the building level o W'T'FM the surrwus dleg arreas the elevation relates well to k6tho Dant to the east. If the elevation were changed the sltuAtIw would not be suitable any more. M/I 5p"141 CwJOKll wotl" Pai 11i NOI-100 a" by Counclimpyhoo Schneider, Cama lrwwr 1hrVl.fene to aid the Nation to 0 12 as fellaou 01ho nwNbet of trres on the the P """y titin be dMmod." Not,la corrlede five ayese i4eerendod by Add cnndltlon north •idle of 01"Vo-Ion rpt lewd M"rding the hours of operat Ion. MOT -100 ems am* by CuenolleVAIer Iweat seconded Orve#"tr to r MSIder condition Has t0 and to fol.luwl°j t "furs of "oration be limited to MO a.es p.e* h kp thrumo Saturday ow 9$00 dome to 7100 SM44) ID Ruthin carrisof five ayes* hn"d'tOM was ale by Counc 1 I•wber Schneider, aeewu*d krvanpurt, to reapprove the developwnt contracts addltlaft of nft aftnnt appcovcd sent recoWderat lone by hoar add the to 11100 p.ee on by Mayor with the to the motion carried* ?two ayes. out" obtlun as aeendad carried on a Roll Call Vote, tour ayes. CuunelleeMer Schneider voted no. MOTION sail sad* by Counelleaftr lhrelrmn. seconded by COWW1llit r Moent to adopt RLSOLUT ION We 830388 RESOL TION Of CONCOMM 9 TURNMC" OF MAN 154* Motlon carried on a Roll Call Motu, vtva ayes. 001 ION ems viade b7 Cuunctimember Thretnen, seconded by Cowl Imdoe Moon, to adopt WOLUTION NO. 83-356 STATI MMI Of OftOSTAND111C BLIKLN HLHNkPIN COUNTY AND THL CITY Of PLYNWTN. CITY Pr"CT No. 2050 Notlotl caerled an d Roll Call %Otto live ayes. HpTION was awle by Coun411mmAer Throlnen, seconded by Cuuncll r A*"$ to adupt RkSOLUTIOM N0. 81457 0MARtHe APLQUACY Oi KTI/ION AND OROLRINC PRLPARA11014 Of RLPORTv SWI L IQ1T K • MM5101: Of PLYMOUTH ADDITION* OW160 darned all a Rini Call. rota, five ayes. NOTION was made by Cuunc 1 lmembe r Th re t nen v Seconded by COWMI1044or Noon# to adopt RI SOLUTIOM M0. 83458 RMIVIM PRLLIKWAl1Y REPORT AM pfiKR IK PWXCT 0 STREET L ICHT INC - 12TH AY1.WA AST or ""MAY 101. RESOLUTION MOO930 35S TUMMACK of tu" 1 S4 Item 7-e0 Rf3TA Qa "068)W356 STANDIM KTWkt" CITY a HENNEPIN C'TY. Item 7•C0 RESOLUTION "0.83+357 Me STRRRT RICNTS CliMSllM; AI1i111. Item 7.140 Rk4QLUT IfMh IN1.83,056 STRUT LICHTSj 12TH AIDE. WEST OF HWV 101 Item 7-.10 is// SOM-141 Connell wotlnq 341Y 11, toW. Page 157 Notion carried ur a pull Call vote* five ayes. NOTION was made by Councllmrmber 1Nrelnen, seconded by RESOLUTION NO.SS-3S9 Councllr Nlaen, to adopt RESOLUTION NO. S3459 APPROVING EXMM ORKM NO. T' CNIA Q ORMN N0. 1. COUNTYROAD 6101.14,,I04 LAHL UTILITY AND C.R. 6114EPIUN LANE STRLET I P'ROAMLMI PROJECT NO. 20S. by adding S2,00.90. UTILITY • SPELT INP PROJECT 205 Motion carried on a Roll Call vote, five ayes. Item Me MOTION was wde by Comcilmember TArelnen, seconded by RESOLUTION N0.91-360 Count' -+amber Noon, to adopt RESOLUTION NO. 63•!60 ORDERING IMMVLF*N1 AND PREPARATION OF PLANS AND SKCIF ICA11ONS9 S10R11 SPECS, STORN NATER Hoe BCTORACRPOND -P8 SITHIN PLYMOUTH CRLLK PARK, PROJECT PONDPOI IAV. 2070 PROJRCT ND. 207 Item 7-K+ Notion earrled on a Roll Call vote, five ayes. NOTION was made by Cow...11mewber TArelnen, seconded by RESOLUTION NO.S1.361 Cuunallmember Moen, to adopt RLSOLUTION N0, 83-161 AMENDING DLVLLOPNlNT CONTRACT, DLLRw00D L.STATES ADDITION (A.794). CONTRACT, DEERWwo LSTATE,S (4484) Notion carried on a Roll Call vote, five ayes. Item 7-L• NOTION was made by Councilaeember TArelnen, seconded by RESOLUTION "0.931WZ2 Cowwl.lmembe•r Moen, to adopt RLSOLUTION N0. 83-162 REDUCING DLVLLOPMLN1 BOND, NI&HON "ILLS PARK 9TN ADDI i ION (80027) to "ASSION "ILLS PARK 5100240. BY" A110NN. (80027) It" 7-N-1• Mutton carried on a Roll C.'ll vote, flue ayes. MOTION was made by Cuunellmember TNrelnen, seconded by RESOLUTION N0.8I-361 Cuuncl it Nen, to adopt RL:SOLUT IONI N0. 8)-161 REDUCING MAP REUKTIM OLVLLOFM NT BOND, OLLRWOOD MLADOWS ADDITION (A-784) to $0. DEERS MEADOWS ADON1. (A-784) Notion carried on a Roll Call vote, five ayes. Item 7.N1-2 NOTION was made by Cuunctiffambesr Threinen, seconded by RESOLUTION NO.81-364 Cuunclimember Muen, to adopt RLS15e.UTION NO. 8)-364 RLDUCINC MAP lAtufflyw, DLVLLOPMLNT BOND, MLD1CINL LAME! LSTATLS (A423) to S39500. MEDICINE LAKE. ESTATES (A.721) Notion carried on a Roll Call vote, five ayes. Item 7%WJ0 NOT-LON was made by Counellaeember Threinen, seconded by RESOLUTION NO.8I.36S Cuumllmember Nbet, to adupt RLSOLU110N N0. 83-. t5 APNROVINC WNW W#*5ALE TLHVRARY ON -SAL L ION -INTOXICATING MALT LIQUOR L.1Ct-N ."- S to Rick NON•INI0XICATINC Roche KER 1.ICLNSES 1,.em 7.ti+ Not ton carried on a Roll Call vote, five ayes. M// Spec,lat comil. "Milk . Jbly, lit 1") Page Ila NATION was sada by Councilr Threlnen, seconded by CowmAlmodwr Morn# to adept RESOLUTION N0. 113-366 AUTHO 8111% PORTICIPATION 1N TNR 301NT AND COOPERATIVE PURCHAS.INC OF FIRE FIGHTING I.QUIPNLKT BY THE SEVEN COUNTY FIRE DEPARTMENT JOINT POKR$ PUtCN INC CONISORTIW0 Motion carried on a Roll Call vote, five ayes. MOTION was made by Councllmember Threlnen, seconded by Councllmember MWn, to adopt. RESOLUTION W. 53467 AUTMORIXIN!G TNR MAYOR AND CIIV MANAGER TO ENTER INTO AN AGREEMENT WITH MEN AND PENTTILA 198) AN 1964 AUDITING SERVICES. Motion carried an a Roll Call vote, five ayes. NOTION was lade by Counclimember Threleten, seconded by Count i naber Moen, to adopt RESOLUTION NO. 83-368 APPROVAL Of AIN1 W +T LICLNSL FOR WILLIAM SIIPE SHOWS. INC. Mut lun 4arrtA on a Roll ':alt vote# five ayes. NOTION was made by Counclimember Threlnen, seconded by Counellmembe., Moen, to adopt RESOLUTION We 83-369 APPROVING PLOOLLRS LICENSE FOR MARILYN STURN. Motion carried on a Roll Call vote, five ayes. MOTION was wade by Councllmember Threlnen, seconded by Cuuncilmember Moen, to adept RESOLUTION NO. 63-370 APPROVING PLOOLLRS LICLNSES FOR LARRY WOLNER AND MICHAEL WACNLR. Mutlun carried on a Roll Call vote, five ayes. PORTS OF OFFICERS, BOARDS AND COMMISSIONS Manager Willis stated that the Assessment Committee has met ae d will continue to meet with the petitioner regarding Project 122 18th Ave./fax Forest Addition Improvement special assessment. He utated he will have a further report at next Monday's meetlnq when the contract has to be awarded for the project. Assistant Manager Bayles presented the Council with two choices of a logo for the Plymcuth Metro Link transit system. The logo will be used In advertising, on the vai s and on signs. The meeting adjourned at 12110 a.m. RESOLUTION N OIJ3-366 wit" MKIN PURCHASING FAR FIRE DEPARTMENT Item 7-0* RESOLUTION NO.113.367 1953"790 )WITING, SERVICES AGREEMENT Item 7•P* RESOLUTION 40.83.368 Item 7-0* RESOLUTION 40.113.369 MARILYN STURM Item 7-R* RESOLUTION 40.113.370 LARRY WOLNER MICHAEL WAGNER Item 7-R* SPECIAL ASSESSMENT APPEAL, 18TH AYE. FOX FOREST ADDN. STREET We Item d•A LOCO FOR TRANSIT SYSTEM Item 8-b