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NINUTES
REGULAR COUNCIL MEETING
FEBRUARY 4, 1985
A regular meting of the Plymouth City Council was called to
order by Deputy Nayor Schneider at 7:35 p.m. in the City Council
Chambers of the City Center at 3400 Plymouth Boulevard on
February 4, 1985
PRESEWt L*wty Mayor Schneider, Councilmemibers Crain, Neils,
and Vasiliou, Manager Millis, Assistant Manager
Boyles, Director of Public Wnrks Moore, Planner
Tremere, Park Director Blank, City Attorney Lefler,
and City Clerk Houk
ABSENT: Mayor Davenport
CONSENT AGENDA
MOTION was made by Councilmember Vasiliou, seconded by Council- CONSENT AGENDA
member Crain to adopt the consent agenda with the deletion of Item 4
Items 7-C, 74 and 8-D.
Motion carried or, a Roll Call vote, four ayes.
MINUTES
MOTION was made by Cnuncilmember Vasiliou, seconded by Council- MINUTES - SPECIAL
member Crain to aporeve the minuies of the January 28, 1985 FETING OF 3ANUARY
special meeting as submitted. 28, 1985
Item 5*
Motion carried on a Roll Call vote, four ayes.
PUBLIC HEARINGS
Willow Ponds Addition, Easement Vacation
Manager Willis stated this hearing was to consider the vacation PUBLIC HEARING -
of drainage and utility easements on Lets 1 an 2, Black 2, EASEMENT VACATION
Willow Pond Addition as the City no longer requires, them. WILLOW PONDS ADDN.
Item 6-A-1
Deputy Mayor Schneider opened the public hearing at 7:41 p.m.
No one chose to speak and the hearing was closed at 7:41 p.m.
140TION was made by Cot tnnilmember Neils, seconded by Couneilmem- RESOLUTION N0.85-105
ber Crain, to adopt RESIAXION N0. 85-105 AUTHORIZING THE VACASMUT -
TION OF A PORTION OF DRAINAGE EASEMENTS FOR LOTS 1 AND 2, BLOCK WILLOW PONDS ADDN.
2j WILLOW PONDS ADDI00N. Item 6-A-1
Motion carried on i Roll Call vote, four dyes.
Regular Council Meeting
February 4, 1965
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Banner Engineering, Easement Vacation
Manager Willis stated this hearing was to consider the vacation
of utility easements for Banner Engineering, 10th Ave. and
Nathan Lane. Additional easements will be required math the
platting so the public's need for easements will be protected.
Deputy Mayor Schneider opened the public hearing at 7:43 p.m.
No one chose to sneak and the hearing was closed at 7:43 p.m.
MOTION was made by Councilmember Neils.
ber Vasiliou, to adopt RESOLUTION N0.
VACATION OF UTILITY EASEMENTS IN THE
SErTION 360
secondee! by Councilmem-
85-106 4UTHORIZING THE
N.E. 1/4 OF N.E. 1/4
Notion carried on a Roll Call vote, four ayes.
C.R. 61, Pineview Lane to Dass Lake Woods Addition, Protect 416
Manager Willis state: this hearing is to consider the Installa-
tion of sanitary se,lrr, watermai.n, storm sewer, street, and
trail on C.R. 61 from Pineview Lane to Bass Lake Woods Addi-
tion. The construction will be two lanes and will be at.dened to
four sometime In the future. The total estimated cost is
631j5710
Director Moore stated this project was initiated after the C* %y
received a petition from developers of two approved developments
in the area. The City tlsn receive' proposed dovelopment plans
along the west side of the roadway which will also require
access.
Deputy Mayor Schneider opened the hearing at 7:52 p.m.
Walter Rockenstein, representing Prudential Insurance Company,
stated they own the parcel adjacent to the Atreet and they don't
believe bisecting their parcel adJs benefit to the land and they
oppose the project.
The hearing was closed at 7:55 p.m.
NOTION was made by Councilmember Crain, seconded by Councilmem-
ber Vasillou, to adopt RESOLdTION N0. 85- ORDERING IMtPROVEMENT
AND PREPARATION OF PLANS AND SPECIFICATIONS, COUNTY ROAD 61 FROM
BASS LAKE WOODS ADDITION TO PINEVIEW LANE, STREET AND UTILITY
IMPROVEMENTS, PROJECT N0. 416.
Councilmember Ne.11s stated she is concerned because the road is
needed, however, the City's share is already $665,000 and it
can't pick up the portion that would be assessed to Prudential,
which would be an additional $137,000, She believes it would be
premature to order th3 project and suggested deferring the
matter until the assessment committee could discuss it.
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PUBLIC HEARIK -
EASElENT VACATION
BAhXR ENGINEERINO
Item 6-A-2
RESOLUTION WO*65-106
EAS"s —
BANNER ENGINEERING
Itim. 6-A-2
PUBLIC HEARING -
C.R. (o
PROJECT 416
I' em 6-B-'
ew °.:ounobil Nebtln ,. 4•
fi rwer` ;, 1985
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W110H was made by Councilmember bells, seconded by Deputy Mayor
Schneider, to deter action on project 416 and refer It back to
the assessment committee for further study.
Director Moore pointod out that the hearing is open
months and the. Council could consider the project with
rept plans on the adjacent development.
Motion carried.
Clen Echo Ponds ?nd Addn., Project $01
for six
the con -
Manager Mullis stated this hearing is to consider the installa-
tion of wateN ain, street and storm sewer at an estimated cost
of $1449195.
Direo!:ior Moore stated this project was petitioned for by the
developer. The project is for the Glen Echo Ponds 2nd Addi-
tion. The developer is proposing to do all his own improvements
on Sycamore lane.
Deputy Mayor Schneider opened the hearing at 11:05 p.mQ`
Richard Dempsey, 10415 28th Ave., asked not to be treated as a
eve oyer on this project but the same as the other people in
the neighborhood. He wants the assessment placed on the indivi-
dual lots and not have to bond for them.
Keith Anderson, 12935 14th Ave., stated he represented several
of the ne g ors. Ne read a letter stating their objections to
the project and listed their reasons including installation of
curb and gutter, removal of existing trees and shrubs, and width
of the proposed street. They are all in favor of the water in-
stallation, however.
Director Moore stated the street would be damaged durino digging
for the water and would have to be replaced.
31m Olson, consulting engineer with Bonestroo, Rosene, Anderlik
soc.t state they trench width would have to be 20 ft. which
would require taking up most of the street.
Renee Anderson, 12935 14th Ave., %liked if it were possible to
ns e e water on the west side of the road because of the
amount of foliage on the east side that could be saved%
Director Moore stated the report shows the best placement is on
the west.
Adella Yeller, 12905 15th Ave., asked if the DNR was notified of
Tiepro ec . She stated she also favored the water installation
but Oot the street.
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PMC DARING -
ZEN ECHO PMS
PR03ECT 501
Item 644
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Director Moore answered that this area is not under ONR control
as none of the construction would be in the eater line.
3oh_r, 13035 15th Ave., representing Lau Properties, owns the
property On the west end of the assessment area. There is
water currently available to the site which cones from the south
so he would not benefit from the project.
Director (bore stated that because of fire protection require-
sants, the watermain Is necessary to the site and the previous
owner had -agreed, as part of the cost of the development, to
Install the watermain. Deputy Mayor Schneider suggested Mr. Lau
discuss the utter with the seller.
Mr. Anderson asked if anybody looked at the current "temporary"
road to determine how such longer it could last.
Mr. Olson answered that no evaluation has been made of the road
as it was out of the scope of a preliminary report. The water -
win could be installed in the boulevard If special construction
were used which would be expensive. They could also look at the
possibility of trying to save sorsa of the existing roadway to
reduce the cost of construction.
The hearing was closed at 6;35 p too
Councilmember Neils asked what the cost differential would be if
the City installed a Ci8 ft. street instead of the proposed 32
ft.
Mr. Olson answered that the curb and gutter would be the sane
and the street costs would be reduced by 1/8.
Councilmenber Neils pointed out that there would also be less
environmental impact. The 26 ft. street width has been used
rarely because It doesn't allow for on street parking, but,
given the few lots on this short street, and the fact that no
further subdivision is possible, a 28 fto width should be looked
at.
Mr. Anderson stated he would prefer the 28 ft. width.
MOTION was made by Councilmember Neils, seconded by Councilmem-
ber Crain, to adopt RESOLUTION N0. 85-107 ORDERING IMPROVEMENT
AND PREPARATION OF PLANS AND SPECIFICATIONS, GLEN ECNO PODS 2ND
ADDITION AND ADJACENT AREA, STREET AND UTILITY IMPROVEMENTS,
PROZCT NO. 501, changing eonditi3n No. 2 to reads "8one3troo,
Rosen, Anderlik • Associates is designated as engineer for the
Isproveeenta. They shall prepare plans and specifications for
the making of such 1wprovement with a street width of 28 fto and
the inclusion of concrete curb and gutter."
RESOLUTION WoBSA07
SPECS, CLEN ECMO
PONOS 2ND ADDN.
PRONCT 501
Item 6-8-2
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F rarar •, 1985
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I Notion carried on a Roll Call vote, four ayes.
Mathan Lane/Scherer Bros. Addn.. Protect 503
Manager Millis stated this hearing was to consider the installa-
tion of sanitary sewer, watermain, storm sewer, and street on
53ed Ave./Nathan Lane/Scherer Bros. Addition at an estimated
total dost of $1087,142..
Director Raore stated the project was initiated by developers in
the area. he explained the extent of the proposed utilities.
Deputy Mayor Schneider opened the public hearing at 8:53 p.m.
Greg Frank, McCombs -Knutson, stared Scherer is suggesting that
t ey not be assessed for the remnant parcel which doesn't have
any front footage.
William Steffen, agent for Mars. Adelman, stated they are
opposed to the assessment to the parcel.
Manager Willis stated he believed the cost of this specific
piece is insignificant and the parties involved can conte to an
agreement before the hearing which would assess the properties.
Mr. Frank suggested this parcel
to the other parcels,
be deleted and the costs added
The hearing was closed at 8s58 p.m.
MOTION was made by Councilmember Kills, 41:onded by Councilmem-
ber Vastliou, to adopt RESOLUTION N0. 85-109 ORDERING IMPROVE-
MENT AND PREPARATION OF PLANS AND SPECIFICATIONS, 53RD AVENUE/
NATHAN LANE/SCHERER INDUSTRIAL DEVELOPMENT AND ADJACENT AREA,
STREET AND UTILITY INrROVENENTS, PROJECT 503.
Motion carried on a Roll Call vote, four ayes.
47th Ave. adjacent to Tammie Middlemist Addn 504
Manager Willis stated :his hearing is to consider the installa-
tion of sanitary sewer, watermain, storm sewer and streets at an
attimated total cost of $134,693.
Director Moore explained the extent of the proposed project
which is related to the proposed Tammie Middlemist Additlon.
Deputy Mayor Schneider opened the hearing at 903 p.m.
Jeff La er, 12820 47th Ave., stated he had talked with Mrs.
Eddleffilst last •ummer and he was tinder the inp ression that Mr.
Middlemist wou'.d be paying for the amprovementa.
PUBLIC NEARING -
53RD AVE./NATNAN
LAME/SCMERER BROS
PROJECT 503
Item 6-B-3
RESOLUTION N0.85-108
53RD AVEe/NATHAN
LAME /SCHERER BROS.
PP._.JECT 503
Item 6-8-3
PUBLIC HEARING -
47TH AVE .
PROJECT 504
Item 6-8-4
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Ski Ousko l, 12900 47th Ave., stated he doesn't object to the
wee am "ter —rater but he was told bey We Middlesist that he would
provide the I"rovements for them it they wouldn't object to the
number of houses in his development.
Camille iornesa, 12875 47th Ave., owner of the property, stated
e • opposed to the improvement. She stated that Mr.
NINIONist told her he would be paying for the roads. She pre-
sented a letter free Mr. Middleiist dated August 209 1904 stat-
ing his intention to supply road and curb. She stated she
understood that a petitioner waives the right to a public hear-
ing if he intends to pay all the costs or do the work himself.
OpAcIlmember Neils answered that was right.
Lawrence Mau in, 12630 47th Ave., stated that approximately six
monihs ago Kre Middlesist told his he would be developing the
property across the street and he would be paying for and con-
structing the improvements. Ne also told him he would be relo-
cating the existing trees. He has now received a "bill" from
the City for over 5139000 because Nr. Middlemist had petitioned
the City to do the work. The proposed road placement would take
a portion of his front yard which would also necessitate reaov-
ing several of his large trees.
Director Moore stated that the trees are within the boulevard
which is a part of the City's existing right-of-way. It is pro-
posed that the road will be in the center of the existing right-
of-way.
Ray Schriidt, 12905 47th Ave., asked how it was determined that
e sewer and water extend to his property but not the street.
Director Moore
street because
tion would go
up*
answered that there is no
the church's future sewer and
across this area and require
proposed permanent
watermaIn installa-
tearing the street
Mr. Scheidt stated his concern with the extra traffic on the
street and the fact that he will have grsvel in front of his
house which will cause dust.
Robert Middlemist, 4140 Moines Lane, the developer, stated he
got himselfInto this and will get himself out. He did meet
with the four homeowners and proposed plans but he never
Intended to work the people over" for anything. He explained
the sequence of events leading to the point of his petitioning
the City for the improvements. He added he has done his own im-
provements in the past and intends to keep doing so. Since the
time he not with the neighbors, because of the problems of
servicing the development from the back and necessary easements,
the City determinel that the way to do the project was with the
sewer and water installed in 47th Ave., not from Quinwood Lane.
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1k stated his agreement rith Mrs. Forness did not include the
free ride" she would now be getting it he had to include and
pay for her Improvements. It was at the point he discovered
this that he petitioned the City to do the work. When the City
foes out for bids on the improvements. he intends to bid on the
work.
The hearing as closed at 900 p.m.
Manager Willis stated that Kre Middlemist would not be qualified
to bid unless he could meet the City's requitements.
Director (bore „tattd that the City would probably add this pro-
ject to others under way in the City because of the cost effec-
tiveness. He showed Mr. Middlemist's original plan for sewer
and grater which did not meet code requirements.
Cuuneilmember klsils stated -She Is uneasy because of the conflict
between the property owner and the developer.
Mrs. Fornesw stated they entered into a purchase agreement but
Mr. Midd.emist had asked for an extension on the closing at
which point she br;ame disenchanted with the project.
MOTION was made by Councilaember Neils, seconded by Councilmem-
ber Crain, to defer Project 504 until such time as the property
owner and the potential buyer reach an agreement.
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Discussion followed on the tinting of the project.
SUBSTITUTE MOTION was made by Councilnember Neils, seconded by
Deputy Mayor Schneider, to adopt RES0LU'4'ION N0. 85-109 ORDERING
IMPROVEMENT AND PREPARATION J!" PLANS AND SPECIFICATIONS, 47TN
AVENUE ADJACENT TO TAMMIE MIDDLEMIST ADDITION, STREET AND
UTILITY IMPROVEMENTS, PROSECT 504 changing condition No. a to
read as follaes: "The plans and specifications shall not be
started until the ownors of the Tammie M&ddlemist Addition enter
Into a development agreement with the City or until Are
Middlemist has posted a financial guarantee with the City fir
the costs of the engineering work if the pr,i,ject is awarded."
Director !bore pointed out that the project must tie awarded
within one year or the City must hold anothkir public hearing.
Couneilmember Crain stated his concern with the history of the
project In terms of statements made to the neighbors and what is
now happening.
Motion carried on a Roll Call vote, four dyes.
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RESOLUTION M0.85-109
SPECS, 47TH AVENUE
TANNIE MIDDLEMIST
PROXCT 504
Item 6-8-4
1 quiae Coun i`1 'IMet np,,
Februiry
page 45
Maws Lane, Proleet, $09
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Manager Willis stated this hearing was to consider the Installa-
tion of sanitary sewer, watermain, storm sewer, and street w
NLegara-Lone from Highway SS to County Road 6 at a total estima-
ted cost of $105369126.
Director Moore stated the major part of the project is to up-
grade Niagara Lane. Because of the projected traffic volumes
there will he medians built and left turn lanes north of Medina
Road. The project is proposed now because of the continuing
development in the area as well so the planned development of
the trace: owned by the City of Minneapolis.
Deputy Mayor Schneider opened the hearing at 10:02 p.m.
G. Rovegno, Renal Systems, 14905 28th Ave., asked who petitioned
the Lmprrvement36 • %..
Manager Millis stated that the City initiated the ieorovements.
It is being proposed at this time because of the anticipated
development of the lots up and down Niagara lane. It has been
part of the City's Capital Improvement ?rogra+m for several
years. There is ,inadequate drainage .now and the additional
street surface and parking lots would add to the problem which
is why sewer and water improvements are included.
Mr. Rovegno stated he doesn't like the medians because of the
problem it would cause for access to his property.
Director Moore stated the traffic projections indicate the
medians are necessary to control traffic.
Mr. Rovegno stated he is opposed to the project as Niagara Lane
Is adequate now. Any additional work is the result of the City
of Minneapolis's development and they should pay for it.
Donald Hanse, 1855 Niagara Lane, stated he objects to the pro-
ect because he doesn't use the street. His house is on old
Niagara Lane. He asked, if the street will be four lanes, how
A will accommodate the slope.
Mr. Roscoe, Strgar, Roscoe, Fausch, Inc., stated there will have
to be a retaining wall.
Mrs Hansa asked about the amount of his assessment and how it
was arrived at.
Director Moore stated the assessment was figured using a LA•)
guiding and the special assessment committee may want to look at
this assessment to give Mr. Manse some relief because he is
using the property for a single family home only.
PUBLIC HEARING -
NIAGARA LANE
PROSECT $09
Item 6-8las
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M. Rosher;\ 14905 a th Ave.i Renal Systems,. stated he doesn't
FebOALevee if#roveeent ks imperative. The value' of their pro-
perty la ,Sa,3;.000 sed the assessment is 542,000, which he believes
is exp -isvbl re. He wopsted the 1400 units of prb"d develop-
mient oA the City of Minneapolis property be assessed for the
stteet also or that the City of Minneapolis pay for the entire
project which to thinks is being undertaken to accommodate then.
The hearing, was closed at 10:23 p.m.
Deputy Mayor Schneider stated -that, in Plymouth, development is
anticipated and "improvements are made for the future. As far as
the proposed residential development, these cars won't be using
Niagara Lane as there will be limited access. Niagara Laneis
being upgraded'for,the industrial areas and not for the residen-
tial development.
NOTION. was made by Councilmember Nells, seconded by Councilmem-
ber Crain, to adopt RESOLUTION N0. 95-110 ORDERING IMPROVEMENT
AND PREPARATION OF PLANS AND SPECIFICATIONS, NIAGARA LINE -
HIGHWAY 55 TO COUNTY ROAD 69 STREET AND UTILITY IMPROVEMENTS,
PROSECT NO. 509.
Manager Mullis stated payment of the assessmev+ts against the
City of Minneapolis property will be included in their develop-
ment agreement.
Motion carried on a Roll Call vote, four ayes.
PETITIONS, REQUESTS AND COMMUNICATIONS
Manager Willis stated the request is for a lot consolidation,
master plan and site plan approval, conditional use permit, and
variances for Advance Machine Company located north of 21st
Ave. between Fernbrook lane and Niagara Lane. The petitioner is
requesting a variance from the landscape and ground coverage
ordinance standards.
Deputy Mayor Schneider stated he Is concerned with both the site
of the trees and the number of them as pnlposed.
Ron R&, representing Advance Machine, stated the use of the
surrounding properties is industrial and he believes the number
of trees the City is requesting to provide screening is exces-
live. He doesn't understand why their proposed 49,000 sq6 ft.
mezzanine adds to the number of trees the City requires. They
are proposing. that the 2 1/2" treeb be along the abutting resi.
dentl4l properties and that the sswaller trees be along the other
boundaries. He showed their master plan which Indicated all
their plan -kings on the sitee when they purchased the property,
50% lot coverage was alloweds when they came to the
RESOLUTION N0.95-110
SPECS, NIAGARA LANE
PROSECT $09
Item 644
ADVANCE MACHINE, LOT
CONSOLIDATION,
C.U.P., SITE PLAN A
VARIANCE (A•$19)
Item 7-A
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City with their proposed developiment, they leayned the Cod* had
boon char ged to 35% coverage with a maximus 401 coverage possi-
be in their case. He explained the phases of their proposed
development.
Deputy Mayor Schneider stated he doesn't believe the landscape
polies should be waived 6r even reduced as recommended by the
Planning Comission,
Planner Tremere stated the. intent of the landscape policy is to
Insure a balanced landscape plan. The ettanine area floor
space will generate more employees which squire more parking
spaces therefore requiring proportionat•oly more trees to
screen. While the landscape policy was baued on a 401 coverage,
the proposal is for almost 471 coverage which doesn't leave as
much room for the required trees. The I..andscape policy provides
that other landscape treatments can be considered including lar-
ger trees in place of the required number of trees.
Deputy Mayor Schneider observed that developers had aubvd tted
plans showing alternative treatements whereas this one only
seeks lesser tree size without compensatory treatment.
Mr. Ray stated they understand the intent of the regulation is
to provide screening and they are wilting to do what's required
to provide a good site development from the public vit . They
do not want to jam trees onto the site, and they believe they
can work with the City to evolve a satisfactory plan. He sug-
gested that the plan be reviewed ms each phase proceeds.
MOTION was made by Councilmember Neils, seconded by Councileem- RESOLUTION W65011
ber Crain, to adopt RESOLUTION We 85-111 APPROVINC LOT CONSOLI- L
DATION tOR ADVANCE MACNIJE COIQANY FOR PROPERTY AT 14600 21ST ADVANCE MACHINE CO.
AVENUE A -S19). A -S19)
Item 7-A
Motion carried on a Roll Call vote, foue ayes.
MOTION was made by Councilmember Neils, seconded by Councilmew RESOLUTION W65012
bar Crain, to adopt RESOLUTION N0. 95-112 SETTING CONDITIONS TO
BE TET PRIOR TO FILING AND REGARDING LOT CONSOLIDATION FOR ADVANCE MACHINE CO.
ADVANCE WINE (A-919). (40919)
Item 7-A
Notion carried ova a Roll Call vote, four aye...
MOTION was made by Councilmember Neils, neconded by Councilmem- RESOLUTION HO.65-113
bar.Craltio to adopt RESOLUTION N0. 85-113 APPROVING MASTER PLAN, AUTER A SITE FEAR'.
SITE PLAN, CONDITIONAL USE PERMIT AND VARIANCES FOR ADVANCE C.U.P. 8 VARIANCES
MIA06INE COMPANY AT 14600 21ST AVENUE (A- S 1 !1) a ADVANCE MACHINE CO %
A-519)
NOTION was made by Deputy Mayor Schneider, seconded by Council- Item 7-A
member Crain, to amend the resolution to add item 12. c.) Land-
scapinp will be installed with each phase per approved plans and
the Planning Commission and City Council reserve the right
d 04War Council Mbeting
fee4dey 4, 1985
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to e•taluate the landscaping with each phase of the development
for purposes of determining whether any variations from the
landscape policy are warranted.
Motion to amend carried.
Motion as amended carried on a Roll Call vote, four oyes.
Manager Willis stated the request is for a rezoning and prelimi-
nary plat for Robert Middlemist for Tommie Middlemist Addition.
The Planning Commission recommendation is to approve the plat
with the nine conditions as stated.
Skip 6usko1, 12900 47th Ave., stated he would be looking at five
driveways across from his home. Mr. Middlemist had told hien
there would only be three. He asked what size home would be
built.
Deputy Mayor Schneider answered that the City doesn't mandate
the minimum size of the house, it can only plat the lots. He
pointed out that the lot size is consistent with lots t03 the
east of the development.
Robert Middlemist, 4140 Ximines Lane, stated the design was to
conform UR the elevations of the properties. The driveways
will be onto 47th Ave. He noted sections of the engineer's memo
he had problems with including C, E. and C. He stated it might
be hard for him to obtain the required easements and asked that
the City help him.
Director Moore stated that the problem of storm water drainage
for the north portion of the plat may be solved by redirecting
the water to the south.
Mr. Middlemist stated he wants the grading of Hamel Road done
now, at today's prices, and not in the future. He feels he will
have a problem containing the runoff from the back of the pro-
perty onto Hamel Road because of the steep grade. He would be
glad to give the City the money for the curb installation, but
doesn't want W install it now. He added the grades should be
cut on the buildable portion of the lots.
Director Moore stated that Mr. MiddleMI3t Is responsible for the
cost of the curb, but he doesn't have to build it. He showed a
graphic of the current grade and the proposed grade. The City
Is proposing that the grading take place now and with proper
sloping there will not be water ponding problems.
Mr. Middlemist stated his concern is still with the low area and
how he will bn able to keep it clean. He ,ould be willing to
granc the City a temporary easement if '.ht -ify would clean it up.
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REZONING • PRELIM.
PLAT, TAlNiIE
MIDDLEMIST AWN.
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Item 74
February 4, 1985
Page 49
Director Moore stated he doesn't believe there will be a problem
with erosion if proper precautions are taken.
MOTION was mace by Councilmember Nells, seconded by Deputy
Mayor -Schneider, to adopt RESOLUTION N0. 65-114 APPROVING PRELI-
MINARY PIAT FOR ROBERT MIDD'.EMIST FOR TANNIE MIDDLEMIST ADDITION
84052).
Notion carried on a Roll Call vote, Your ayes.
MOTION was made by Councllmem,er Nei',, . seconded by Councilmem-
ber Crain, to adopt ORDINANCE 00. W-04 AMENDING THE ZONING
ORDINANCE TO CLASSIFY CERTAIN LANDS LOCATED NORTHEAST OF NEST
MEDICINE 1W DRIVE AND 47TH AVENUE NORTH AS R -1B (LOW DENSITY
RESIDENTIAL) DISTRICT.
Notion carried on a R,)11 Call vote, four ayes.
WITION was madr: by Councilmember Neils, seconded by Deputy
Mayor Schneider, to adopt RESOLUTION N0. 85-115 SETTING COND-
TIONS TO BE MET PRIOR TO PUBLICATION OF ORDINANCE REZONING LAND
LOWED NORTHE.l4T OF WEST MEDICINE LAKE DRIVE AND 47TH AVENUE
NORTH (84052).
Motion carried on a Roll Call vote, four ayes.
Councilmember Crain reiterated has earlier concern about the
Hennepin County Park Reserve District's project to locate the
headquarters at French Regional Park. He is concerned about the
Increased traffic on C.R. 9. He doesn't object to the develop-
ment, he just believes the timing is wrong. It shouldn't take
place until the construction of new C.R. 9.
MnTION was made by Councilmember Neils, seconded by Deputy Mayor
Schneider, to adopt RESOLUTION N0. 85- APPROVING REVISED CONDI-
IWAL USE. PERMIT, SITE PLAN, AND VARIANCE FOR HENNEPIN COUNTY
PARK RESERVE DISTRICT (84065).
Motion failed on a Roll Call vote, Councilmembers Neils, Crain
and V831lIQU voted nay.
MOTION was made by Councilmember Neils, seco:ded by Deputy Mayor
S%hneider, to reconsider.
Notion failed on a tie vote, Councilmembers Crain and Vasilfou
voted nay.
RESOLUTION 1"1.85-114
iT
TANNIE MIDOLEMIST
ADDN. ( 841152 )
Item 7-B
ORDINANCE NO. 65-04
47TH AVE., TAWIE
MIDOLEMIST ADDN.
Item 7-B
RESOLUTION N0.85-115
SETTING COWITION
RE PUBLICATION OF
ORD. , 47TH AVE .
Item 7-B
REVISED C.U.P., SITE
PLAN 8 VARIANCE
HENN. CTY. PARK
DIST. (W65)
Item 7-C
Planner Tremere stated an item can be reconsidered once at the .
sane or the next Council meeting.
lar council NeettnO
February 4, 1985
Page 50
NOTION was made by Counciimember Vasiliou, seconded by Council- RESOLUTION W85,416
memher Crain, to adopt RESOLUTION NO. 85-116 APPROVING VARIANCES 5=1VE-ION CME
FROM THE SUBDIVISION CODE FOR ALFRED EBERLE, Me (84104). VARIANCES, ALFRED
EBERLE (64104)
Motion carried on a Roll Call vote, four ayes. Item 7=00
MOTION was made by Councilmember Vasiliou, seconded by Council- RESOLUTION NOeSS-117
member Crain, to adopt RESOLUTION N0, 65-117 SETTING CONDITION SETNING CONDITION
TO BE NET PRIOR TO FILING AND REGARDING LOT DIVISION FOR ALFRED LOT DIVISION, ALFRED
EBERLE, Me (94104). ESFRLE (64104)
Item 7-0*
Notion carried on a Roll Call vote, four ayes.
NOTION was made by Councilmember Vasiliou, seconded by Councll- RESOLUTION W65.118
member Crain, to adopt RESOLUTION N0. 85-118 APPROVING VARIANCES
CONSOLIDATIONTOIM7
FRON THE SUBDIVISION CODE FOR LOT CONSOLIDATION/DIVISION OF SIGN, DAVID VOLKER &
UNPLATTED LAND AND AN EXISTING PLATTED LOT FOR DAVID VOLKER AND THOMAS BETI (84109)
THOMAS BETZ (84109). Item 74*
Notion carried on a Roll Call vote, three ayes, Deputy Mayor
Schneider abstained.
NOTION was made by Councilmember Vasiliou, seconded by Council- RESOLUTION N0.85019
member Crain, to adopt RESOLUTION NO. 65-119 SETTING CONDITIONS SETTING CUMITIONS
TO BE MET PRIOR TO FILING AND REGARDINC !OT CONSOLIDATION/UIVI- CONSOLIDATION/DIVI-
SION AND APPROVING SETBACK VARIANCE FOR DAVID VOLKER AND 1:.MAS SIGN, DAVID VOLKER &
BETI (86109). THOMAS BETt (@4109)
Item 7-E*
Nction carried on a Roll Call vote, three ayes, Deputy Mayor
Schneider abstained.
MOTION was made by Councilmember Vasiliou, seconded by Council- RESOLUTION NOoGS-120
member Crain, to adopt RESO!UTION NO. 85-120 DECLARING FINDING FINDIAG OF NO NEED
OF NO NEED FOR AN ENVIRONMENTAL IMPACT STATEMENT (EIS) BASED FOR EIS, SCHERER
UPON THE REVIEW OF THE ENVIRONMENTAL ASSESSMENT WORKSHEET (EAW) BROS. LUMBER CO.
DATED DECEMBER 7, 1984 FOR SCHERER INDUSTRIAL DEVELOPMENT PROPO- (84045)
SED BY SCHERER BROTHERS LUMBER COMPANY (84045), Item 7-F*
Notion carried on a Roll tall vote, four ayes,
MOTION was made by Councllmemoer Vasiliou, seconded by Council- RESOLUTION NO.85-12'
member Crain, to adopt RESOLUTION NO. 85-121 REVUCING DEVELOP- MAD REMCTION
MENT FOND, GONYEA'S THIRD ADDITION (83030) to $370,184, GONYEA•S THIRD AOON.
63030)
Notion carried on a Roll Cali vote, four ayes. Item 7-G*
NOTION was made by Councilmember Vasiliou, seconded by Council- RESOLUTION N0.85-122
member Crain, to adopt RESOLUTION N0. 85-122 RECEIVING PRELIMIN- RECEIVINGIREPORT
ARY ENGINEERING REPCIPJ9 STREET AND UTILITIES IN GLEN ECHO PLOOS GLEN ECHO PONDS 2ND
2ND ADDITION (ADDENDUM TO PROJECT 501 - SYCAMORE LANE). STREET & UTILITIES
PROJECT 501
NDQon carried on a Roll Call vote, four eyes. Item 7-H-1*
y
0
Oda* "eikoei1 Mieetipg
F broary, 4, 1985
Page 51
MOTION was soft by Councilmember Vasiliou, seconded by Council-
nvber Crain, to adopt RESOLUTION ND, 85-123 COLLINC FOR HEARING
ON IAPROVENENTS, PROJECT NOl. 2250 45TM1 AVENUE FROM NATHAN LAME
TO tACNARV LANE for March 4, 1985 at 1:30 p.m.
Motion carried on a Roll Call vete, four ayes.
MOTION was sadb by Councileeosr Vaa:::vu, seconded by Council-'
member Crain, to adopt RESOLUTION N0, 85-124 WNW, PUBLIC
HEARING ON TMS. PROPOSED VACATION OF UTILITY EASEMENTS FOR LOTS 2
AND 3, BLUK 1', COMA JRD ADOTION .
Motion carried on a Roll Call vote., four ayes.
Councilmember Neils stated she thought that Hassel Road, in north
Plymouth, should be changed because she objects to having
streets in the City named after other cities. She assed staff to
come back with some options for renaming Hamel Road, Council -
member Crain suggested "Schmidt Lake Roiad".
Manager Wills stated this section of road, an the western edge
of the City, 011 have some continuity with Hamel Road in the
City of Namei.
NOTION was made by Councilmember Vasiliou, seconded by Council -
ember Crain, to adopt ORDINANCE NO. 65-05 STREET NAME CHANGES,
47TH AVE. NEST OF HIGHWAY SS TO HAMEL ROAD.
Motion carried an a Roll Call vote, four ayes.
NOTION was made by Councilmember Vasiliou, seconded by Council -
member Crain, to adopt RESOLUTION N4. 85-1ii APPROVING TEMPORtXY
MALT LIQUOh LICENSE FOR ST. MARY OF THE LAKE CHURCH.
Mot!.on carried on a Roll Call vote, four ayes..
MOTION wes made by Councilmember Vasiliou, seconded by
member Crain, to adopt RESOLUTION NO. 85-126 AWARDING
THE 1955 CITU NEWSLETTER TO Precision Graphics, Inc.
amount of 584.80 per page.
Notion carried on a Roll Call vote, four ayes.
TS OF BOARDS AND COMMISSIONS
0
RESOLUTION N0.85423
45TH AVENUE
PROJECT 225
Item 7-H-2*
RESOLUTION N0.85-124
WRING HEARING
EASEMENT VACATION
CONYEA 300 ADDN.
Item 7-I*
ORDINANCE NQ. 8545
SWEET NAM CHANW
HAMEL ROAD
Item 7-3
RESOLUTION N0.85-125
TEWORAIRY WT
LIQUOR LICENSE
Item 7-K*
Council- RESOLUTION N0.85-126
BID FOR
In the NEWSLETTER BIO
Item 7-0
Public works Director Moore reported that the Elm Creek Conser-
vation Cowlssion report indicates the drainage problem between
C.R. 47 and Elm Road can be corrected by rewoving the sediment
and aome dead trees in the channel. l,tie City of Merle Grove and
Plymouth maintenance persannel will ,13intly per'orm the work
atter necessary easements are obtained.
ELM MEEK *1)R&!NAGE
FSC; .')LEM REp05 T
Itl.fi 3-A
Regular Council Meeting
February 41 1985
Page 52
MOTION was madt by Councilmeef'aer Neils, seconded by Councilmem-
ber Crain, to adopt RESOLUTI5N NO. 65-127 DIRECTING RESPONSE TO
HENNEPIN COUNTY REGARDING PLAN TO DISPERSE CONCENTRATION OF
CUNMl1NITY-BASED RESIDENTIAL FACILITIES PER STATE LAW.
Motion carried on a Roll Call vote, four ayes.
Deputy Mayor Schneider stated he favored pre-screening the Plan-
ning Commission applicants to get a iinai number small enough to
interview in one night.
Councilmembers each turned in a list of their choices to be
interviewed. Manager Willis compiled a list of the top six who
will be interviewed on Monday, February 18 beginning at 6:00
p.m.
RESOLUTION NO.85-127
DIRE INC RE ONS.
COMMUNITY-BASED
RESIDENTIAL
FACILITIES
Item 6-8
PLANNINU COMMISSION
APPLICANTS
Item 8-C
MOTION was made by Deputy Mayor Schneider, seconded by Council- ROLE OF C.C.R.'S
member Crain, to adopt the draft "Role of Council Coordinating Item 8-D
Representative".
Motion carried.
The meeting adjourned at 12:03 a.m.
City Clerk