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HomeMy WebLinkAboutCity Council Minutes 04-07-1986f s' i I NUT"E S RE AM', COUNCIL MEETING A reguilar meeting of the ', ,nth My Council w4s celled to order by Mayor Schneider <t 7:30 p.m. In the City, Co nctl Chdobers of the City Centcr at 3400 Plymouth! Boulevard an April T, 1986. PRESEN1 Rtyor Schnelder, Ct unclimembers Vaast11cu, C'raln, Zttur and Usk, City ',nager Wll.11s, rsskstant Man -ager Boy.les, PUb.lic ,Irks Otrector (bore, Coaro un-tty Development Cooed;. stor McCon.n,, Park Director Blank City Attorney TNkon,. n, and City Clerk Houk ABSENT: None PROCLAMATION Mayor Schneider read a pr%)clam&ti:in baste and how declarint, May, 1996 a.s Spring Clean Up, Fix Up, PaInt Up and Plarit tnq month. CONSENT AGENDA MOTION was made I j Coune t' Imembe r Sisk, seconded b,p Cou,ne i lmembe r X itur, ito approvtr the consent agenda delet l#q Itotm 84 and add - 10 Ing .item 8-14 to the agen.da. Motion carried on a Roll' Ca l t. vote, five ayes, MINUTES MOTIODI *%is mads bj( Counci bnenber Sisk, seconded b) 'Lound leoember Zltur, to adopt .hie mlautej of the spectal Councli1 meeting of Kirch 31, 1986 as aubml, ted. Motion corrleil on o Roll Caj,•1 vote, five aydse PUBLIC HEARINGS wN.illge.w•wgw.1 1+M!. ww Man4iger 'NLILI.s stated the Bequest ka from ttI il4km. Btther for 3, 0000,0110 of lndualtrka1 dgrvelopment reyLenue bond f LnamknO In order to purchase property Located of 2600 FILaigara Lane. After recetvLng preltminary appra4,il from the, Council, Mr. Bieber will apply to the Stat e't, coqkit t the pool. Fiayor 54,ohoe.lder opined the I,ubLLe heartnq at 1:45 p.m. 1,ounoLlmitmbeir Cv,44ri o Yked Low the plant disposes of hazardous baste and how mugh of an Investment would be inade by Mr. Bleber . 0 PROCLAMATION Item 4 CCMSENT ACENDA Item S MINUTES u SPECIAL. NFF. T IMG OF NARCt1 319 198,E Item 6* PUBLIC ME 1 IMC - REQUESfi -OR $110`+09000, 1009 1" HANC1WC WILL AA.M BIEBER Item 7-A I; r;,r , IWO oklit Ahq raw 1 y i ftbest tg, representing INtra. Siebert aaseexed theses +lt1 be hor a t'"m "sto aat thl' Site trot apedst r; peratlts ee urleeef. The eglulpown.t ofttd bo paid, ''vs by, Progress C43tinq and arty, f ix- tuves wblah wpuld *1:41010, pa .t of the tM IJ,dbftowould be' palt,d 1e:1r O"Arr W11-14 st4ted 04, ° then counal t prov;loul did not aPprovw 140% of the dpro"Ont eoats :gut vecent ly they hove cliaf lied, 11 We applicant 31MO thecompany are the safte Neer Schneider stated this Is preelset y the, type o1' request 00. IDBS• finanetn& pirogiran was eatahllshed to ass lst, Mayor Schneider- closed the heoiri:ig. at T:19 pate murslid' was eade 4y, Cownc,tlmember VaslI.lou, secartd'ed by Counct.i- RESOLUTIO" Not 861-180 membier More to adopt RESOLUT1011 NO. 1t.,480 REE,OtU71 M REC:i.INGIRC13 i' 4rAPPROVAL"'" A PROPOSAL FOR ACL INIIUSIRIAL FACILITIES DEVELOPME?17 PROJECT .IORB REQUEST OF GIVING PREUNINARY APPROVAL TO THE PRONCT PURSUARI TO THE W4LIAM OIEKR M,INNE501A M!I!L.ICIPAL INDUS RIAL DEVELOWNT ACT AUTHORIZING THE Ite s T,mA aWKSSION OF 4N APPLICATLON FOR APROVAL OF THE PROJECT TO TIME E.NEROY AND ECONOMIC DEVELOPMENT NTHNITY OF THE STATE OF N,IN141.SOTA AND AUTHORIZING THE PREPARATION OF 'NECESSARY 00CWHYS AN8 MATERIALS, IN CONKC1104 WIT14 THE PROXCT, Motion carried on a Rol i Ci 1.1 vote, i'our ayes. Councl imembeir Sisk voted nay. Director Moore stated. the request is to vacate a portion of PUBLIC N ARING - Orchard Avenue :n the, Plymouth Orchards Addition, This right of $TREFT VACrATIM) wuy is not needed by the City for street purposes but a utility (KHARD AVENUE e4sement will be retalr:ed, ';tem 7-0 Mayor Schneider opened the public hearing at 8:02 p.m* No one chose to speak and the hearing was c;lu_5ed at 8:02 p,m$ MOTION was made by Counc i imember Schneider,, seconded by Courw t 1- RESOLUTION N0. 86r 01 inembee Crain, to adopt MESO: UTION NO. 841-181 AUTHOR.IIING THE 3TRETT VZXTMW—" VACATION IAF STREET RIGHT OF WAY ORCWD AVENUE ADWENT TO WTS 000fF4RD AVENUE 2, 39 41 AND 51 BLOC% "A", PLYMOUTH 030ANDS ADDITION, Item 7-8 Motion carrleu on a Roil Call vote, i1ve ayes, Moyor $ehnelOer opened the public hearing at 8:03 p.m. PURL IC HEAR ENC 1985 WEED FRADICAT IO" No one chose to speak .haJ the hearing was closed at 9:03 p.m. Item 7-C NOTION was made by Councilmembee Sisk, seconded by Councllmem- RESOLUTION NO, 86-182 bee L.i.ur, to adopt RES0 UTION NCL, 86-182 1DOPTiMC A iSESSMkNT, 9 W"AUTCATION 1995 WEED ERADII AT ION 0D DESTRUCTION in the an ount, of $813,46. Item 7-C Mot ion carr led on a Rea ! 1 Call vote, 1' ive ares, 0 ftou ar Ca ll l eet.ing Apr t i 7, 19ft Dasa- 80 Mayo -r, Sehnetder opened the publle hearing. at 8:04 p..m. No one chose to Sped* and tme hearing 1443 alo'sed at 4:04 Pon* MUM* was made by Counc t imeember S t ik %econrlo d by Counc 1 lmen- bee Zltur, to, adopt RESOLUTION NO. 8648) 1985 REMOVAL OF 04SEASED TRIES to the amunt of $1,455.60. Nottoni carried on d Rot -1 Call vote:, five aym PE11111001S. REQUESTS AAD CObM UKICATI,OHS Tom Hance, pet tt loner, staked they/ are regt:$st Enq f eve var t- ame4" wErre of which are designs to the bv.tdlnq for appear. anee, The other two are that the drive als;:e doesn't meet the setback vnqulrements for the cu.l-de-sac and the first parkinq stall ill 40 ft. rather than 50 ft. from the ia.%d. Discussion followed on snow removal, and storage pldns, Councllme, her Slak clarlfled t"h,st the pet it Liner had met all of the Plonn,ng Commission's recommendat tons for change except for these five which were part of the original request, Coordinat nr McConn stated staff's concerns overe that the pet L- tloner's bai+,s for the variances was the cu.l-ate-sac right of way which is nov. unique, MOTION was made by Councllmember Sisk, seconded by Councltmem- bcr Vaslllou, to adopt RESOLUTION NO, 86-184 APPROVING SITF FLAN AND VARIANCES FAIR HANCE DISTRIBUTING COMPANY, INC. (85135), Notion cdcrieu on a Roll Call vote, five ayes. MOTION was msd p by Cour%c l Lmernher Sisk. seconded by Counc l tmem,- ber Vaslllou, to adopt RESOLUIION NO, 86-185 APPROVING CONQI- T ZONAL USE PERMi T FOR HANCt: DISTRI131JT INC COMPANY, INC, (85135) . Motion carr led o i a ko l l Cali vote, five aye3.1 Mayor Schnelder iti-)ted the rationale for approving the variances was that the petitioner has met ,all the requirements and the variances are for ,items which would affect the aesthetics of the building, The prGflosed deslgn provides a more effective build - Ing appt;arance, MOTION was masse by ':ounc t lme.mber Sisk, seconded by Coc,oic i lmem- ber Mur, to adopt RESOLUTION NO. 86-186 APPROVING RESID0TIAL PLANNED JHI'I DEVELORILNT FINAL PLANEPLAT FOR STUART ADDITION 86014) (RPUD 82-1)0 Not lon carried on a Roll Cdi l vote;, five ayes. PUBLIC HEAR IWO 1955 DISEASED FREES hem T-0 RESOLUTION NO -e 86-181. 1935 VISEWD WS Oq Item l-0 HANCE DISTRIBUTIMG CO, 85135) Item 8-A RESOLUTION N0, 86-184 HANCF D I STR I(W I NC CO. 85135 ) Item &-A RESOLUTION N0. 86-185 CCW'Mf)9141 USE KWT HA1tCF DISTRIRUTINC CO, 85135) Item 8-A RESOLUT ION NO, 86-136 SfUART CORPORATION 86014) Item 8-80 Regular Couacl l Meeting AprI1 7, 1986 Page 61 MOT IM was made by Counc l tme;mber Sisk, seconded by Caunc 1 lmem: RIr SOLUT XON, N0. 86-187 ber Zltur, to adopt RESOLUTION NO. si-iv surTINO CONDITIONS To VTMIZ LWTTMRS BE MET PRIOR TO FILING OF AND RELATED TO FINAL PLAT FOR STUART FINAL PLAT, STUART ADDITION FOR STUART NOLAN, STr;ART CORPORATION (86014) (RPUD CORP. (86014) 82-1). Item 8-80 Motion carried on a Roll Call vote, rive ayes. MOTION was made by Councllmember Sisk,, secor ded' by C.ounc l lmem,- ber Mur, to adopt R;SOLUT[ON NO. 86-188 APPROVING SITE PLAN AND CONDITIONAL USE PERMIT FOR STUART NOLAN, STUART CORPORATION 86014). Notion carried on a Roll Call vote, five ayes. Councllmember Sisk left the Council meeting. Councllmember Vaslllou stated she removed this Item from the consent agenda because she doesn't support the magnitude of the parking varlance, from 228 to 114 spaces. She is concerned that this covenant on the property will reduce the marketability of the property which will become the City's problem In the future. Jia Yun ner, The Gym, admitted that the variance is high but the or nand: has changed recently which raised the number of required spaces. His business cordes under u fitness and health club category but, in fact, It is a %m catering to athletes aRtrning on free we(ghts and would serve only 75 to 79 people .at a gime. As an office building they would require 64 spaces. Coordinator McConn stated that the qy,i: was congldei -d the sari as a fitness and health club but that if tenants chou,ged, they would have to apply for a conditional use, permit and gu through the public hearinq process. Attorney Thom,on stated the conditions do protect the City In case of a change of tenant, His concern is that this type of health club is differentiated from other types which could alio be considered In this District. Manager Willis stated that Mr, Yundner K -,s `tatted he Is not a fitness club but a training facility and that Ws business Is solely being undertaken with that objective Ln mind. There are circumstances of the nature of the business that require sub- stantially ub- stantlally less parking spikes than a fitness club. This is the basis for permlttl.rg the variance. Mr. Yungner stated again that there will b -o 114 i7k1r-iq spd-e2 and he Peels 100 members wnuld be too :Harte v a t Ime to do a good job of training. He believes the naxlmum *ould be 75 at a time. There will be room for 10 in the power room grid another 50,-60 members In the main workout room with 7 employees at peal: hours. RE SOL UMN W) , 86-188 SITE . . . STUART CORPORA'VON 86014) Item 8-8* Req)44r Counel I "Oet Ing April 19 1986 j Pager A2 MOTION was made by Councitatember Crain, seconded by Councltmem» ber 11tur, to adopt RCSOLUMN .40. 86-169 APPROVING SITE FLAN, C0ND.I1 ZONAL DISE PERMI AND VAR.IAWES FOR OAMF. S YUNCHER, "'WARRIOR ONE -THE GYM" (86OZO) adding condltlon $18 as follows: "The var- iance for parking capacity is granted due to the unlque nature of activity at this P.tc.11lty, specifically appeallnq to power Ilfters and tither serious athletes. It is envisioned that no more than 100 persons will occupy the building at any one time." Mratlon carried on a Roll Call vote, three ayes. Counc I I membe r Vasiliou voted nay. Councllmember Sisk returned to the Council meeting. MOTION was made by Councllmember Zitur, to adopt RESOLUTION NO. USE PLANNED UNIT DEVELOPMENT ESTATES (MAUD 85-1) (860M. Sisk, seconded by Counc; i Imehiber 86-190 APPROVING A CONDITIONAL PLAN AMF A)MCHT FOR BASS LAKE Motion c-arar Ivd on a Roll Cal t vo` N, five ayes. MOTION w -as made by Cour c l lmember disk, securtutod by Counc i !•mem- beE Z i Lur, Lo -adop is RESOI,UT ION NO. S6-191 AMEND14G, DEVELOPMENT CON RAC & REGARDINC BUIL_DINC PERMIT ISSUANCE RESf9IC1IONS WITHIN X i.: K.SV IL O HE I C_A TrSECC,4C.1 "Dfj i f l (IN (S4100). Motion e,trried on j Roll Call vote, five ayes. MOT ION was rade by Counc t imembe r St%k, seconded h Counc i lmem- ber Zltur, to -adopt RESOLUI•ION NO. 86-19? kEVISIN.; DfVELOPMFNT CONTRAC 1 FOR PARKINS LAKE FARM SrrOND ADDITION (i.,O 1 i) . Motion carried oti a Roll Call vote, five MOTION was made by Counc l imember Si sir, secirided c,-, Counc i lmem. ber Zirur, to adopt RrSOLUTiON N0, fi{,•,193 (O.i:F IYINC PRF1.IMINAY.Y REPORT ANU ORDERING HROJEC T , S f HE L Y L IGHj• .NG, FO's RUN StCOND Motion carried - a 11011 Call -,OLe, five ayel•. , MO f IOM wai made by Counc 1 lmember Sisk, seconded by Counc i lmc;m- ber 1 I ttrt', to adopt RESOLUTION NO, 86-194 ORDER IR PUBLIC HFAH- INC ON THC '10POSED VACATION OF A POR T ioN OF OLD COUNTY ROAD NO. 6 (16Th AVENUE. NORTH) ADJACENY 10 LOTS 2 AND 39 BLOCK 1, PL YMOu f 1•I ORCHARDS 2ND ADU I 1 I JN Nrr y!,A,• 5, 1986 d t 7:30 p.m. MOLIuri eir•rled urs -a Ro' I Call vote, five ayes. 0 RE SOLUTIO!' NO. 86-1815 VARIANCES, JADES YUNCNIt R "WARRIOR ONE - TME GYM" (86120 ) Item A -C RESOLUTION NO. 86-190 P,U.D.WORM'... BASS LAKE ESTATES 86028) Item 8-0* RFSOLUT ION NO, 86-191 TPM PRM - CONTRACT, Y,INCSVIEW HE I GH S SECOND ADON . 94100 ) I t err, 8--E* Rc SOLUT ION NO. 9o;-192 RE' 7G D [WArW CONTRACT, PARKERS LAKE FARM SECOND (86013) Item 8-F* RESOLUTION NO. ;6-193 1RDFRTTIG PAMXICT STREET L ICILY INC Fox RUN St COND ADDII , sem 8-G* RESOLUTION NO. 86-194 WlM. RE' HE 1, STRtf T VACATION PLYMOUTH ORCHARDS 2ND Item 8-H* S// Regular Council Meeting April 7, 1986 Page 83 MOTION was made by Councilmember Sisk, seconded by Councilmem- ber Zitur, to adopt RESOLUTION 00. 86-195 ORDERING PUBLIC HEAR- ING ON THE PROPOSED VACATION OF A PORTION OF DUNKIRK LANE WITHIN THE GLEASON NORTH ADDITION for May 5, 1986 at 7:30 p.m. Motion carried on. a Roll Call vote, five ayes. MOTION was made by Councilmember Sisk, seconded by Councilmem- ber Zitur, to adopt RESOLUTION NO. 86-196 APPROVAL OF GASOLINE SERVICE STATION LICENSE. Motion carried on a Roll Call vote, five ayes. MOTION was made by Councilmember S:.sk, seconded by Councilmem- ber Zitur, to adopt RESOLUTION NO. 86-•197 AUTHORIZING THE PRI- VATE SALE OF A TAX FORFEIT PARCEL TO THE ADJACENT PRIVATE PRO- PERTY OWNER. Motion carried cn a Roll Call vote, five ayes. Director Blank stated the request is for a short term agreement to provide recreation programs to the City of Wayzata. Councilmember Vasilloli stated her concern with the liability in- surance coverage and the wisdom of expanding the City's expo- sure. Councl.lmember Crain stated he believes It is an excellent move, but he too is conk erned about liability: however, the need to cooperate is essen;Lal. MOTION was made by Councilmember Crain, seconded by Councilmem- ber Zitur, to adopt RESOLUTION NO. 86-198 APPROVING A JOINT POWERS AGREEMENT BETWEEN THE CITY OF PLYMOUTH AND THE CITY OF WAYZATA FOR RECREATIONAL SERVICES. Motion carried on a Roll Call vote, five ayes. MOTION was made by Councilmember Sisk, seconded by Councilmember Zltur, to adopt. RESOLUTION NO. 86-199 APPROVING RPUD FINAL PLAN/ PLAT FOR TYRELL SECOND ADDITION FOR HANS HAGEN HOMES, INC. 8602.4) (RPUD 79-2). Motion carried on a Roll Call vote, five ayes. MOTION was made by Coune ilmember Sisk, seconded by Counctlmember Zitur, to adopt: RESOLUTION NO. 86-200 SETTING CONDITIONS TO BE MET PRIOR TO FILING OF AND RELATED TO FINAL PLAT FOR TYRFLL SECOND ADDITION FOR HANS HAGEN HOMES, INC. (86024) (RPUD 77-2). Mot lon edrr Led on a Roll Call vote, five ayes. RESOLUTION N0, 86-195 ORDERING HEARING STREET VACATION DUNKIRK LANE Item 8-I* RESOLUTION NO. 86-196 GAS STATION LICENgr Item 8-J* RESOLUTION N0, 8!-197 AUTHORIZING SALEW TAX FORFEIT PARCEL Item 8-K* JOINT POWERS AGREEMENT WITH CITY OF WAYZATA Item 8-L RESOLUTION N0. 86-198 301117 POWrRS AGREEMENT WITH CITY OF WAYZATA Item 8-L RESOLUTION N0, 86-199 TYRELL SECOND ADDN. HANS HAGEN HOMES 86024) Item 8-M* RESOLUTION N0, 86-200 SETTING CONDITIONS FINAL PLAT, TYRELL SECOND ADDN, HANS HAGEN HOMES (860?4) Item 8-M* Regular Council Meeting April 7, 1986 Page 84 MOTION was made by Councilmember Sisk, seconded by Councilmember Zltur, to adopt RESOLUTION NO, 86-201 ADOPTING ASSESSMENTS, PRO- JECT NO,6210 SANITARY SEWER AND WATERMAIN AREA - TYRELL SECOND ADDITION In the amount of $39,195.00. is Motion carried on a Roll Call vote, five ayes, REPORTS OF OFFICERS, BOARDS AND COMMISSIONS Manager Willis stated the special session of the Legislature is over and it appears that the cutback will not be necessary. In act, instead of the reduction In Local Government Aid to the City which was expected, there will be a 5.8% increase. The in- frastructure bill Plymouth supported did get adopted and will benefit residents with a more responsible method of dealing with the deterioration of the City's Infrastructure, MOTION was made by Councilmember ber Zltur, to adopt ORDINANCE NO. REGARDING CHANCE OF STREET NAME 20TH AVENUE NORTH TO 21ST AVENUE Sisk, seconded by Councilmem- 86-04 AMENDING THE CITY CODE IN STEEPLECHASE 2ND ADDITION NORTH). MotLon carried on a Roll Call vote, five ayes. Manager Willis presented a revised 1986 City Councll meeting schedule showing three planned budget study sessions. Also pre- sented were a 1987/1988 Budget and 1987/1991 Capital Improvement Program adoption calendar for Council consideration, The Coun- c U. concurred with the times and dates Indicated, The meeting adjourned at 9:10 p.m. Clea: RESOLUTION NO, 96-201 SEWER & WATERMAIN AREA TYRELL SECOND ADDING PROJECT 621 Item 8-M" 1986 LEGISLATIVE REPORT Item 9-A ORDINANCE NO, 86-04 AMENDING ZOING ORDINANCE, CHANGING STREET NAME Item 9-E3* 1986 MEETING Item 9-C SCHEDULE