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HomeMy WebLinkAboutCity Council Minutes 05-05-1986I CJ 0 e MI NOTES REWLAA COUNCIL. MEETING MAY S, 1996 A regular ameet1mg of the. Plymouth City Council was called to order by Mayor Sohrllder at 71)0 p.m. in the City Council ChaWbess of the City Center at 3400 Plymouth Boulevard on May S, 1986 * PRESENT: Mayor S:hnelder, Councl imembers Vacs i l lou, Crain, Mor and Sisk, M4ftager V11-113, Assistant Manager Soyles, Public Works Director Noce, Planning Director Tremere, Park Director Blank, City Attorney Thomson, and City Clerk Hoak ABSENT: None PROCLAMATION 4 Nayor Sehne.lder reap' a proelamatton declaring May ?8, 1986 as Arbor Day in the City of Plymouth. PRESENTATIONS Mayor Schneider presented plaques to Loren Schiebe and Butch Evenson on their retirement from the Fire Department, The Mayor presented plilques to Brill Hebert and Cary Smith, Plymouth volunteer firefighters, in recognition of their recent rescue of a person who had fallen through the ice on Nedtctne Lalce. The Mayor also recognized numerous other r imbers of the pol,lce and tire departmeow for their excellent perfomnce In this emergency, Tie Kayor also presented a plaque to Ray Lottle `or his service to the ccinmunity as a member of the Plymouth Advisory Committee on Transit, CONSENT AGENDA MOTION was made by Councl Lmember Usk, seconded ba Counci lmembee Iltur, to approve the consent agenda with the additions of Items 9-N, 10-A-4 (with the optional Language), and 10-C and the dele- tion of items 9-3 anJ 9=0. NDtlon carried on a Roll Call vote, five ayes. PROCLAMATION - ARBDR DAY i t ear 4 PRESRNTATIONS Items g A.0 CONSENT Item 6 AGENDA TAMRS _ - 04Y S, 1996 Page 106 MINUTES M071014 was =ft by Cosine l lmember Sl sk, w0004ed IWy CouneA, tmember 14INUTES . SPECIAL ZAtur, to adapt the minuteu of the speetat Council meett" of, MEETTW OF APRIL, 26, April 289 1946 as nubn0tted. 1986 Item 7* Notion earn Led on. a Rall C'a t t vote, five ares, PUBLIC HEARINGS The ptjbl tc heat Ing is to aun3Adeir tj,* va Cat ton of a putt ion of the 041 C.R. 6 rlcght-of-way (16th Ave.) 40jacent to Lotia 2 and l,. atock 1, Ptymouth Orchards 2nd Add i t Lao, Mayor Schneider opeaned- the public hearing at 7:52 p.m. No orbs chose to speak at --d the Dearing w-'13 c le sed at 7:52 p.m., NOTION was made by Coune l lmemb r S.l sk, seconded by Co •.Inc t lmem- bev RE ,UT ION N0. 8.6-250 Zltur, to adopt RESOL!)TP:ON NO. SF, -150 AUTHWIZING THE VACATION OF A POLI T ION ; a' 30 COWT Y ROAD 6 16TH AVENUE) ADJACENT TO WT S C.R. 6 AMD 1, RLOCK 1, PLYMOUTH ORCMAsiC 2EI11 A@i9l T ION. PLYMOUTH ORCHARDS 26117 Item 8-A Motion carried an j Rat t Call vote, five jyas. The puht lc hearing Is i* c,%ns ides the vacation of a port ion oi the inter-w:.1,*n of Dubik;.tric lane and. 1?th Ave, to G1eQ.tion North kdd,ltIon, Mayor St:t neider opened the publte Ne,ts'tnq at 7:53 p.m, No o+ie chose: to speak and the *edri;tq was closed at 7:53 p.m. mTYON was vat'e by Counctimember y-siflou, seconded by Councit- RESOLUTION 110. 86-252 member Cray., to adopt RESOLLITEOIN NV. 86-251 AIITHORIZ04G TMS STR .`7 ,4 VACAI ION OF A P f 10'i OF CUtd{llt;( L.ANF C THIN THE UOLCASG4i NORYH DUNKIRK LANE, GLCASOPt ADD I T 1 ON , Wa,'I 1 H ADO I Y a 001 Item 9-d Notion carriod on a Rc?. t Ce t vrs*p, f the .ryes. PEVTIONS, REQUESTS AMD COWUNICAT.INS Jerry _ Cuffel, 10225 11!,t Ave,, stated he is W:eaued with the uprEfZmwf[ON OF NO Ti rovements- made in tha plat, however, he was surprised wlr h WFED FOR FAfr', LAKE PARR' the .jrwunt of fill still being placed In the wetlwW, KEICHTS (81489) lt: m. 9-A-1 Coutiol tmember, Vast 1 lau suited the petitioner has Limen coopera- tive wtth the changes maade to accommodate the and she Awsn't believe he sh%uul.d be required to make any morn arranges, Discussion foitomed on the elevation of the twetl,uzd and where the f I E' should ! e added or eewvarr, Regular Council Meeting gay 5, 1986 Page 107 S Larry Decker, 2805 Revere Circle, stated that the area of fill should a watched closely during construction. Harwood He en, 5027 Sheridan Ave. N., owner of a portion of the an , submitted a petition in favor of the plat as originally presented because It allowed public access to the wetland, because of the full size of the lots, and because of the profes- sionalism of the platting. Bob Thene, engineer for the developer, stated that this revised plat wasn't discussed with Mr. Heagen as a property owner. Special Interests in the neigh;)ornood have requested the changes. These changes will not effect the community at large but only the local area. He asked the Couoicil to approve the revised plat. Attorney Thomson stated the Environme-Atai Wality Boat regula- tions state that the Council make findings that an Environmental Assessment Worksheet (EAW) is or is not necessary. He suggested that the five Items contained In the April 23 letter from Jerry Coffel'be incorporated in the approving resolution to support the -City's decision not to prepare an EAW; the third item should be revised to indicate "minimized" rather than "eliminated". Tom Graham, developer, stated he did what the Council asked him o In Ea"Ung these changes and the only fill being added to the wetland is over the srtilities; the building pads are well off the wetland area. MOTION was made by Councilmember Crain, seconded by Councilmem- ber Sisk, to adopt RESOLUTION NO. 86-252 DIRECTING RESPONSE TO ENVIRONMENTAL QUALITY BOARD (EQB) NOTICE OF PETITION REQUESTING ENVIRONMENTAL ASSESSMENT WORKSHEET (:AW) FOR LAKE PARK HEIGHTS 85089) adding the five criteria from the April 23, 1986 letter from Jerome F. Coffel (with item No. 3 modified per the City Attorney's recommendation), Notion carried on a Roll Call vote, five ayes. MOTION wav,imde Ly Councilmember Vasiliou, seconded by Council - member Sisk, to adopt RESOLUTION NO. 86-253 APPROVING FINAL PLAT AND DEVELOPMENT CONTRACT FOR THOMAS GRAHAM, GRAHAM DEVELOPMENT COMPANY, FOR LAKE PARK HEIGHTS (85089). Motion carried on a Roll Call vote, five ayes. NOrlOd web made by Councilmember Vasiliou, seconded by Council- hnembev Sisk to adopt RESOLUTION N0. 86-254 SETTING CONDITIONS TO BE NES' PRIOR TO FILING OF AND RELATED TO FINAL PLAT FOR LAKE PARK HEIGHTS FOR THOMAS GRAHAM, GRAHAM DEVELOPMENT COMPANY 85089). 9E30LUTION N0. 86-252 DEL[hY FOR EAW, LAKE PARK HEIGHTS (85089) Item 9-A-1 RESOLUTION NO. 86-253 DEVELOPMENT CONTRACT LAKE PARK HEIGHTS 85489) Item 9-A-2 RESOLUTION N0. 86454 FINAL PLAT, LAKE PARK HEIGHTS (85089) Item 9-A-2 L1 ll'.ll Regular Council Meeting May S, 1986 Page 108 MOTION was made by Mayor Schneider, seconded by titur, to amend the main motion to require that be moved to the west as far as possible allotting lot area deficiency in Lot 5. C, Councilmember the cul-de-sac for a possible Notion carried, four ayes. Councilmember Sisk voted nay. Main Notion as once amended carried on a Roll Call vote, five ayes. Counclimember Sisk stated he is of art opinion that, rather than prolonging the life of the house, because it is much too close to Vicksburg Lane, it should not be allowed to remain and should be moved. James Peterson, petitioner, stated the owner of the land still lives n i e ouse. He pointed out that: the nonconforming set- back is allowed by ordinance. Mayor Schneider asked whether a length of time for continued use could be r at and/or whether expansion of the house could be con- strained. He expressed concern that future widening of Vicks- burg Lane could have an adverse impact upon this house as located now, Attorney Thomson stated that, if the sense of the Council is to require the developer to remove the building, he. would like the Council to defer the matter to allow time for him to develop a written legal opinion. The future use and constraints upon ex- pansion could be stipulated by the owner. Councilmember Vasi;lou stated she supports the Planning Commis- sion recommendation because the risk is with the developer. Attorney Thomson stated that condition 15 of the draft resolu- tion allows the developer and owner to maintain a house ori the property and, if the Council agrees, the request can be approved. MOTION was made by Councilmember Schneider, to defer the matter for regarding the City's options on the sidering future development of the Vicksburg Lane, Notion carried, three ayes, voted nay. Sisk, seconded by Mayor a City Attorney's opinion location of the house con- irea including widening of Councilmembers Vaslliou and Crain Ken Briggs, representing the developer, stated that at site plan Zpproval the specific lots which will have more than 10% in- creased .lot coverage will be Identified. JAMS C. PETERSON WILLOMOD (86033) Item 9-8 HARSTAD COMPANIES 85114) Item 9-C I 0 ioguldr Council Meeting May 5, 19" Page 109 Councilmember Crain stated his concern with the name of the development as there are two others in the City with very simi- lar names. He added he be'_ieves that 10% increased coverage is too much and will speak to a maximus of 25x. It should only be considered after the site has been graded. Mr. Briggs explained the scenic easements beyond the park ease- ments given to the City so nothing can be changed in that area. All the trails are labeled and will be shown to prospective buy- ers so they will be well aware of their location. He said alternate names will be pursued. Mayor Schneider stated his concern is that, In Kingsview Heights, part of the development was In heavily wooded areas which have been destroyed. Mr. Briggs stated he wasn't aware that this would happen as the lots were sold to other builders. Mr. Harstad has authorized the replacement of the trees on a one•to-one basis to be no less than 2 1/2 .inches In diameter and 12 ft. high In the Kingsview Heights development, In the future, they will identify the trees which are not to be touched when the lots are sold to builders. Mayor Schneider stated the number of private 1,nterior trails between houses north of C.R. 47 is excessive. Mr. Briggs stated they were being responsive to staff direction In providing open space for the PUD. MOTION was made by Counelimember Vasiliou, seconded by Council - member Zitur, to adopt RESOLUTION NO. 86-255 APPROVING RESIDEN- TIAL PLANNED UNIT DEVELOPMENT CONCEPT PLAN FOR HARSTAD COMPANIES 85114), MOTION was made by Councilmember Crain, seconded by Councilmem- ber Sisk, to amend the main motion condition i4 to reference 25% lot coverage rather than 30%; and to add the following: Approval shall not be granted until after rough grading has been completed." Not -ton carried, four ayes. Councilmember Vaslliou voted nay. MOTION was made by Mayor Schneider, seconded by Councilmember Crain, to amend condition 07 to add the following: "All private drives shall be a maximum distance from County Road 47." Notion carried on a Noll Call vote, five ayes. Hotton ,is twice amended carried on a RoI l Call vote, five ayes. RESOLUTION N0. 86-255 RPM CONCEPT PEAR' HARSTAD COMPANIES 185114) Item 9-C 1/s/f Reg.ilar Cir+; li Meeting May: 3, 1986 Page r 10 MOTION was made by Councllmember VaslLlou, seconded by Council - member Zltur; to adopt RESOLUTION N0. 86-256 APPROVING RESIDEN- TIAL PLANNED UNIT DEVELOPMENT PRELIMINARY PLAN/PLAT, CONDITIONAL USE PERMIT AND VARIANCES FOR HARSTAD COMPANIES FOR LAKE CIMARRON ESTATES (RPUD 86-1) (85114). RITION was made by Mayor Schneider, seconded by Councllmember Crain, to amend tt:e main motion condltic 4'1 by adding the fot- Lowing: "All private drives shall be .ximum distance from County Road 47." Motion carried, five ayes. MOTION was made by Councllmember ber Sisk, to amend condition 017 rather than 30`x; and to add the not be granted until after rough Crain, seconded by Councllmem- to reference 25% lot coverage following: "Approval shall grading has been completed." Motion carried, four ayes. Councllmember Vaslllou voted nay. MOTION was made by Councllmember Crain, seconded by Councllmem- ber Sisk, to amend the mala motion condition 015 to reference 35 ft, front yard setbacks rather than 30 ft. Motion carried, five ayes. MOTION was made by Mayor Schneider, seconded by Counrllmember Sisk, to amend the main motion by adding a condition as follows: There may be acceleration and deceleration, or by pass, lanes required for County Road 47." Motion carried, five ayes. MOTION was made by Mayor Schneider, seconded by Councllmember Crain, to amend the main motion by adding tKe following: "The number of trails between homes shall he minimized and the width of the easements of the remaining trolls shall be maximized." Ph llis Hanson, representing the developer, stated that the nternaltra= system was designed to provide access to the open space areas. She explained that some of the trails were they direct result of concerns of the neighbors In Maple Crove. She noted the private trails versus the public trails. Mr. Briggs stated that they were trying to meet PUD open space requirements. He will have the trails redesigned prior to find plat submission. Motion carried, five ayes. MOTION was made by Mayor Schneider, seconded by Councllmember Crain, to amend the main motion by adding the following: "The Length of Dallas Lane shall be decreased to no more than 500 ft, and the Berkshire Lane cul-de-sac shall be moved to the east by at .least 50 ft." RESOLUTION NO, 86-256 14PUB PRELIMINARY PLA -i, C.U.P., 8 VARIANCES FOR HARSTAD COMPANIES 85114) Item 9-C r I 4n. —. x"Plar coons#1 pasting Mayo S, 19" Page III fhe Mayor stated the purpose is to save trees and preserve natuMe features. Counelleember Masillou stated she priate to design the plat at the developer responsible for another on this development. doesn't believe It is appro, Council table and to hold the development thro jgb. conditions Counc.11member Sisk asked whether there isn't another way to save trees. M,.. Briggs stated that all trees could be marked and none removed unless the City agrees. Motion fa.l.ls, one Aya. Councl lmembers Crain, Sisk, Yasi l lou and Zltur voted nay. NOTION was made by Counci.lmemrber Crain, seconded by Mayor Schnelder, to amend the main motion by adding the followings 6erkshlre Lane be moved at .least 50 fte to the east to protect and save the trees on the went side." Not -Lon carried, four ayes. Councllmember Yaslitou voted nay. Main Notion as amended carried on a Roll Call vote, five ayes. NOTION was made by Mayor Schneider, seconded by Counci lm ember Crain, to adopt ORDINANCE NO. 86-06 AMENDING TME ZONING ORDINANCE TO CLASSIFY CERTAIN LANDS OF RPUD 86-1 LOCATED WEST OF I-494 AND NORTH AND SOUTH OF COUNTY ROAD 47 AS R -IA (LOW DENSITY SINGLE FAMILY RESIDENTIAL), R-2 (LOW DENSITY MULTIPLE RESIDENCE), AND R-3 (MEDIUM DENSITY MULTIPLE RESIDENCE) DISTRICTS. Mot Lon carried or. a Roll Call vote, five ayes. MOTION was made by Councilmember Ydslllou, seconded by Council - member Z.ltur, to adopt RESOLUTION NO. 86-257 SETTING CONDITION TO Of. MET PRIOR TO PUBLICATION OF ORDINANCE REZONING LAND LOCATED WEST OF I-494 AND NORTH AND SOUTH OF COUNTY ROAD 47 RPUD 86-1) (85114), Motion carried on a Roll Call vote, five ayes. MOTION was made by Councilmember Sisk, seconded by Councllmember Mur, to adopt RESOLUTISIN NO, 86-258 APPROVING LOT CONSOLIDA- TION FOR KRAUS-ANDERSON REALTY COIPANY FOP HONEYWELL, INC. 86036). Notion carried on a Roll Call vote, five eyese ORDINANCE Me 86.06 85114) Items 9-C RESOLUTION N0, 86-257 SETTTRE M REZONING LAND 85114) Item 9-C RESOLUTION N0. 86-258 LOT CONSOUTBATIOR HONEYWELL, INC. 86036) Item 9-D* Riegutar c6unc L l Meeting May S, 1986 Fuge 1,12 NOTION was made by Counc l Lmember it sk, seconded by Count; t lmeni .,c• 11tur, to adopt RESOLUTION NO. 96-259 SETTING CONDITIONS TO F%( MET PRIOR TO FILING AMID REGARDING LOT CONSOL LDAT ION FOR KRAUS- ANDERSON REALTY COMPANY FOR HONEYWELL, INC. (860)6). ADtion carried on a Roll Call vote, five ayes. MOTION was made by CounctLmember Slsk, seconded by Counettmember 1 itur, to adopt. RESOLUTION NO. 86 -?60 APPROVING SITE PLAN AND VARIANCES FOR KRAUS-AMDERSON REALTY COMPANY FOR HONEYWELL, INC. 960)6). Motion carried on a Rail Call vote, five ayes. MOTION was made by Cauncilme.mbisr Sisk, seconded by Councllmember Mur, to adopt RESOLUTION NO. 86-261 APPROVINC SITE PLAN FOR PRUDENTIAL, INSURANCE COMPANY 01: AMERICA (36037). Motion carried os a Roll Call rote, five ayes. MOTION was made by Counellmember ';lsk, seconded by Counettmember Iltur, to adopt RISOLUfION NO. 86-262 APPROVINC LOT CONSOLEDA- ri0t1/UIVISION FOR PAUL STURMO, ARTf} RAPH COHPORAT[UN (86038). Motion carried can a Roil Call votia, five ayes, MOTION was made by Councllmember Sisk, seconded by Counettmember tltur, to adopt RESOLUTION NO. 86-26) APPROVINC Sirk PIAN AND VARIANCES FOM PAUL 3TORMC, ARTOCRAPH CORPORATION (560)3), Nkq ion c-arried ori a Roll Call vote, five ayes, Councllmember Vas,lliou spoke In favor of the temporary acres3 because of the unique relationship that the City of Minneapolis arra the po;tltionr;r have; yet the situation is out of Lundyreri Brothers' eocitro I.. Oleectur Tremere stated that the City of Ml,,aneapulls is tryiny to develop their property but have not reachad an ay.ceement with anyone as yet. Mayor Schneider pal.nted out other areal in the City which are usiny Interim access to their developments which could be considered prect4deprt sei:ting. Wke Pf laum, developer, stated that the Cit) of Minneaocat lS has every d.3 ee to sell 1:he property as soon as poss,ble, but undyren Brothers would like to develop this arta yet to l s season and nut wait for the development of the adjacent 'and. 0 RESOLUTION NO, 86-259 LOT CONSOLIDATION HONEYWELL, INC. 86036) Item 9-D,* RESOLUTION N0. 86-260 HONEYWELL, INC. 96036) Item 9-D* RESOLUTION NO. 86•-261 51 -TE PEAK, PRMCTffX INSURANCE CO. (86037) Item 9-E+ RESOLUTION NO. 86-262 COT CONSOL ISTIOW .' DIVISIONt ARTOCWH CORP. (96038) Item 9 -FO RESOLUTION N0. 86-263 APPROMIrs SITE PLAIT I VARIANCES, ARTOCRAPH CORP, (86039) Item 9-F' V ICKSBURC Wl:S T , UNDCREH BROrHERS 86039) Item 9-C p4qu'kar Council ftotEng May 7 , 1"6 Page 113 MOT 1011 was made by Mayor Schavtdar, seconded by CounrE lmember Vas E E.lou, to adopt RESOLUTION NO. 815.264 RESCINDI' e CONDI TION 020 OF RESOLUTION NO, 83" 41,4 REGARDING PARKIRS LAKE DEVELAPHENT, V.ICKSBURC WEST PRCERTY FOR LUNDGREN MOTHERS CONSTRUCT t014 COMPANY. Motion earrLed on a Roll Call vote, four ayes. CouneLlmember S.Lsk voted nay. MOTION was made by Couno t tmember Sisk, Zitur, to adopt RESOLUTION NO. $6-265 SCOVILLE BUSINESS PARK 3RD ADDITION 96005). seconded by Counc L Iftmber APPROVING FINAL PLAT FOR FOR SCOVILLE PRES.g, INCO Motion carried on a Roll Call vote, five ayes, MOTION was made by Councllmember Sisk, seconded by Councilmember Z.l tur, to adopt RESOLU T EON NO. 86:467 SE f T INC CONUL f IONS TO 9E MET PRIOR TO FIL INC OF AND RELATED TO FINAL PLA.'s r OR SCOVILLE BUSINESS PARK 3RD ADDITION FOR SCOVILLE PRESS, INC. 1%860051. MiAluri earned on a Rall Gill rate, fl-ve ayes• Councllmember Sisk stated he is still at a loss as to mhy a change in zoning is required acid he cannot approve the request, MOTION was made by Councllmember Sisk, seconded by CouncLy'member Crain, to adopt RESOLUTION 110. 80- DENYIPIiC REZONING, PFELLMI- NARY PLAT, AND CONDITIONAL USE PERMIT FOR CRAIG SCH`REIER FOR F ERNI3ROOK HEIGHTS (85097). Cralq Scherber, deveLuji'ii- , t.tated he attempted to provide the trdasItLon the Counc i t p rev taus ly requested by providing some duplexes anti he is open to further guidance and suggestions. He said that the Lonlng Ordlaan4e allows sLagle fdmlly homes in the R-3 district and he is unclear ag to the itand.ards whlc;h his proposal is not meeting. Dlrectue Tremert, stated that v . Scherber has received direc- tion rt9dcding the condit4unal use permit standdrds and compre- hensive: plan langudge. Tyke plans do iij" effect hely address future development of multiple dwelling,, ending his proper- ty and the transition to this preyt--.%t. Mayor Schneider recalled the peLtttooer's consultant had riot sa,aght direction earlier and had atteept(:i to present new plans to the Council before review by the Pla, , 4'omnlssloe. Councllmember Sisk stated corker ik 0 LTi t k; Lpruposed ru.ros, ques- ttoning whether all futuee roads wire Peaslble• Discussion followed regardlnq code requirements Fcr pubttc streets and u'1!ltles Before developi-nant. RESOLUTION N0. 86464 20 Of RESDLU C(1N NO, 8)-464 (MOM Item 9-O RESOLUT PIN 30, a6-465 FINAL •u BUSINESS PARK 3RD 86405 ) Item 9-R* RESOLUTION We 86-21i6 WMINE WITMIff~ FINAL PLAT, SCOVILLI; HUS INC SS PARK 3RD 86005#1 Etr_,m 9-H-0 FE.RNBROOK HEIGHTS CNA' C SCHERHER ( 850 +7 ) It om 9-1 Miry S, Igo 11'4 Count lealdw Cra.tn stated htsl eo".arn with th# wortheast lot which hAls "anyy, trees at tho 4*93 1VI t ,mow and t" t dding It as phos- A..- po %%wj ! rgW%ro. s-trkpplaq this londe ft beilevs.% the land could be oloo ewh more, of Ito teettly' 01roughgh bettor d8319.r#2 Counl,lmembeir 5.1sk withdrew has: W.Vt it 44nd' Cuunet.lowmaer Crain withdrew his wonde NOTION was amde by CbWnc.l 1memb ar Usk, seoanded by Couni lmember Cratnl to der*: action and rotor the iwtar to tho- Kanning Caiwo, miss lone Olga" was moae by Mayor Uph"J dera seeondr"d by Cou"Climembor Ct'ain. to 4"nd the amain motion by directing that. the developer achieve a e•.tnAW*5 doneity of $.08 units per acre arm that than 2 1t2 4cre north parent be d0319404 in a.uch a way, es3ing clustered and m.ld•rtae buUdtngs, to s4ve the amenitles as mmoh as possible. Kot ion carr led, five ayes, 1441101! wvj aeAe by Mayor Uhnetder, seconded by Coune'lianember Crain, to amend yne main motion by d1reet ing towat str4t4 family humcs .tong Fereibrook lane, similar W those pmpoied, are deemed appropriate as a transttton to these homes to the westw a,nd that thus a lesser density overall woutO be atcceptable% Galton oarrted, three ayes. Councttwambers disk and ZItur voted nay . NOTION bis made by N4yer Schneider, seemWed by Cc+owncllmember Vaslitou, to 4perid the mato mutton by dleeetIng that there shalt be nA pet.vate drl.ve access to Fernbrook lane. Notlian careleog 1,11.ve ayes. Director Tremoro explo' nec 041t the C,%oprehen:stve Plan egtaib- tahed a Kase donslty for lit -3 land at six unt'ts per acre. this l s, a cQavent to^a l development sub f ec r to tho Zoning 0 -rd t oa41cf erinlmum Amenslonal standards. Ksi,n mutiva as ,vwnded carrted, five ayes. 3Me3 Sentmen, 13514 CSR. '15, sl4ted his Parcee. was that the a rens c +ange will be tr4_+n3t is for the residents on C.R. 1S. Thty are pro3ont lv P av tng prob loos becaur,e the street signs have been removed enc beeduse of drainage problems. He believes it W0140 be a ell.,take< for the City to accept the road as it to now and asked what the new nanny mlgAt bee 4i.rerctor Moore statod that, by the Council adopting thts resotu tfoaq it doesn't mean the Gpunty *tit not be respon.sibie for the r1apArs. The dral«age p,rob4em *lit be r*s,olveJ. u 0 sp lost 01s.6o" fpitaw", an the now rw"a IRA" h( It 0411 b'W•tdl4fl. NI T,l 4 ia aa, 4w dwby Caw ll Anlu tira,ln, Ae oand4d bXtaurl:*t r YAxtateluI to advp,X AESa4.11-41'ltt NtT., dd-2 6? c+QlUllllt li IUMMACK (W CWWZY ROAD t$ AW AkUIl:SMMUIOM Or TUMV KCAD 4,1. Ilatlan e4retod an a Ro.t.l C411A vote, f fve 4yee. M01.109 W45 0010 by eouncllsOMW Ctr4490V $acanded: by' COUneN.tO. bee W.Wr* d1reat ting} staff to InV41441944 the 0MA& of the deol'od, , prob•lon at. UM C oRe tg antl how It c4n, to ee'soivi,d. Itotlon carried, The, ayes. MOTION was made by Co4naltme ber 5.1*k, secondeal by Gonnetlimember M.ur, to adopt RESMUTION, NO, M -M PRQt1 511ING MAKING ON NEW CIiWTV ROAD *, COUNTY ROAD 16 TO t-444. Motion corpled on a Roll Call vote, ftvc ayes„ MO 00 was spade by Coune-114WOber Sack, secondiod by Carunct M40ber I tut, to eadept RE500-110H N0, 86--164 AWAPO NG BID WEIR THE tCb1ASE OF ONE FOUR WEEt DRIVE SKID STEER t.WER t;o Caiii Power and Egmtpnen,t In: the amo# nt oe $16,67).O0. Mo4.lon eareled on a Roll` Call vote, f1ve ayes. Rift; Rosen, 18715 2 I'th Ave., veprosent lnq theme homaownox3 aMa- ecntto, Croon Oaka park, stated they would like to go qjn record that they concur with the Clty Manager's hoy 2 memo and the rec~nda` tons cantatnerl theeeirt. He pot ited out that they feal that ne 04tter how many kids are to the. park. thty can make a lot of not4e. The Idea of walrJog &evrrral months fort 3 PRAC report wares `.heelo the read a tettfte from the netghbgrs asking that the play equLpmteou tie moved. founcl.lmember VasL.ttou agreed that the idea )R wafting months is S V. Wrector Wink stated that the est Lmated U0,000 • $30,00O cost of mov Ln0 the c wtpm@E%t is based on what i k cost to tn.stat 1 It tnit tart Ly and to co. 0euct tral 1 access to 41 now play o5eea. MONON eras made by Counc L imewber Vas,l l lou, seconded by Count t t- waber Croln, that elft imates «e obtained ivwgardinsg the removal of the equipment and FRAC hold a publ tc m^iot trey to make recomm mend.attons a.,s to wheriv tt should be mw:4"d and report back to the Cl t y Count 11. RESOl.U` ION 0. '!d*26F TUMMM Or ..12 aC"WC01to" or C.0. 41 too y-, RE9Ot of lep llti. t Rd*440 Items. *K* RESEWIT IN Mel. 1*269 Item 9,00 CREEN OAKS, PA41R I t to 9TIM F 1 odar R"amlI t=ip 19" i lit I , D NO -714" was 1,• 4x boyar SchnsAder' sp orldi4 by, COWWA 40ty#r Itsure to 06%4 thit PRAC bo mootlfted of thla at their 1*0 0"t1% so that. 'Jhoy have a ca,ple• at WOAS to Irev*atlgato the Nbrtlan carried',' 11VIa oy"s Nation 44 dwr4ad carried, 11vt., ayes % 10T ION was Arta by Couno t lNemberr U Sk s see44484 by, CovAs E aMOMW xitur, to adapt RESOLO7101 NO., $60270 trRilVIDIK FOR V t. ISst1W- C AND SALE OF $49725,000 CANCRAL 90t, IGAT 1011 IMS YEVARTS MMS, DRIES 1986A. Hatton carried on a Roil Cati vat•e, farce ayes. NOTION was mads by Counctlae wAme $Ask, seconde,! by Counctlmember Z,itur, to ud'apt RESMUTION. NO. 8(.2?1 MVID.ING FOR TW ISSUANCE AND SALE OF S11,410,00 0 CEWRAl. 08L1CATIOM WATER AND SCwEr+ REVENUE dI NDS, SERIES 19860. Notion carcle91 c;t a ROU Nall vote! flVe A_yqV%, NOTINN was made by Cainollmep4er Craln, seconded bac Coynei.lmrese ber Sisk' to adopt !IESOLUTION NO. 86•Z72 APPROVING PLANS AND SPEI.IFICATIONS AND ORDERING QVERIISEMENT FOR BIDS F(YR PR03ECY 5)1 POKERS LAKE CITY Pic N t. Qlacuss.lon followed on where the 1tghts would be .installed 1n the park. Ma tion carried on a ROLL Call rote, f kve eyes. NOTION vas oode by Counro t.lm ember- Sl ak s secootVid by +Caun+o l lmew-4mr 11tur, to adopt RESOLUTION NO. 86."47) APPROVING PLMS 40 SP' ZI- FICATION"S AND ORDERING ADYERI'lSEOENT FOR Y3ID59 1986 SEAL COAT AND CURB REPAIR PROGRAM. Notion caerled on a Roll Call vote, five ayes. WTION was made by CounctImember St3k, seconded' by Courettmember Zltur, to adopt RESOLUTION NO. 86,o2'4 CALLING FOR WARING IMI IMPROVEMENTS, PROJECT 011.001, BASS LAKE PLAZA AREA$ STREET AMICI UTILITIES, for Nay 19, 1986 at 700 p.m. Opt ton carried on a Roll C43.11 vote, five ayes. REPORTS OF OFFICERS, BOARDS AND MOTION was made by Cpunc t imp obar Crain, wounded by Coouunct lmerr.. ber Vasiltar, to adopt ORUINAWCE NO. 86-07 AWNDINC PORTIONS OF ORDINNICE NUMBER 504 ADOPTS 0 3UNNfi, 169 1981? AS AMENDED, AND KNOWN AS THE PLYMOUTH ZONING ORDINANCE, RELAT.IVIF, TO TEXTUAL AMiENDMENTS. I&SWITIN, 110ST1 »t1l1 IM IN 0404 'W"VEWENT It" t4i" NEW17jok-140: WOW <I t4.44 WRYER. 4. SEVER, REVENUE OWS ttecu 9sN* RESOLtRift-NQ: 86472 PLIM rwes PROJECT 5119 PARKERS LADE CITY P PHASE T ttelp 94 REc,,. tlTi@NMIO. 86 ZTT CS 1986 SEAT. COAT 6 CURB REPAIR PROGRAM Iters 9.•Po RES%W,1001-146z-864-74 BASS LAKF PLAZA AREA STREET 6 UTILITIES PROJECT 011 001 Item 9 -MV ORDIN4NEE•N0:'47 MMICPURIM. 11pu ee_ ee Rt dr COAM1 l Wet tng NO SM 1 8i pt" In Thea CouncN i dettiralned each of the subject areas mould be const- CHMCNEwS IN FRD edered Ind:11ridrwolly-, recognizing that tK1% was a single ordlnanee+ OISTR.IV and that the portion reagardtrywarx,t:nnw lot csvertsage !n comm r-9 Item 10,441 clat and tnd istrial dtstrteti had h` to addressed with the con. sent agoada v tft wa* made by Councl.lmember Craia, seconded by Counclla - dr % ss i l.lou, to adopt Sections 1 through 5 as presented. Notion cderied on a Roll Call vote, five ayes. Mayor Schne.lder stated the Planning Commission recommended that the transient merch4nts not Cie allowed In the residenttal dts trt. is though they should be allowed In the i..0 dtstr.tet r Vlseusslon followed on the nueber of parking spaces required a a transient merenant site. Mayor Schneider confirmed that no fee was proposed for unllcen-, sed produce merchants, Jc4nl€ Gaedette, 1005 Highway 101, stated seil.ing produce is :% nec' esay pd 'of her income and asked for gine to relocate ant! to inform her customers of tho new address, 0 Iliscutis.lon followed regardtag the growlnq season. Charles Nason, 17610 10th Ave., stated he would not like to see a (Ime ex mnslon which would al low continuation of a business In a residential area. John Muchllnski, 17710 10th Ave., stated that, If the Council allowed a emporary sign, he believes this would be suff'lclent to tell customers of the new location. The present site is not appropriate for a business. MOTION was made by Councilmember Vaslllou, seconded by Mayor TRANSIENT MERCHANTS AND Schltelder, to adopt sections 4 through 13 of the Ordinance with PRODUCE SALES toe provision that they take effect August 15. Item 10-A-2 MOTION was made by Counc:imember Sisk, seconded by Councltmember, 11tur, to amend to make the effective date upon publication. Mutton to amend failed, two ayes. Mayor Schneider and Council - members Crain and Vaslllou voted nay, Motion carried on a Roll Call vote, four ayes. Councllmembee t[tur voted nay. MOTION Mas made by Councilmember Vaslllou, seconded by Mayor Schnatuer, to adopt ORDINANCE NO. 86-08 ANEWINC THE CITY C40E SECTION 1140 RELATIVE TO SOLICITORS, PEDDLERS, AND TRANSIENT MERCHANTS specifying August 15, 1986 as the effective eita, ORDINANCE -NO; 86,*08 AMENUIRC CITY Mr TRANSIENT MERCHANTS Item 10-A-2 Ar,r eou Il Ilbret.l, S. I P4# 1$ ftt.ten carried an a Roll COW vote. your ayes. Councl leremwe Thur voted nay. W10t4 was, side by C*mtlaentber Craln+ seaortded by, Counel.lmew ber V461.11000 to adopt seetl.04 14 as presankede Notion carrled an a Roll Call vatt,j TIve 4yese Seattw Y6 as presented wa:s adapted w1th the e:onaent. 4"nda; the erptlovul .language was d2ilgnatede 140T.I(W was mode by Cauncl letmltrer Sink, seconded, by Pounce imenber I.Itur, o sdayst RESOLUTION NO. 86475 AMEN011tG PARA PEpICAMN P% ICY. Kation ss4rr led ori a Roll Call vote, t 1 ve )yes. NOTION was grade by CoittioI Lmomber laden, seconded by Counci lams. - bar Vasllloo, to adopt sections 17 chrough '2 aa; presented, Kt ton earr ieO, on a Roll Call vote, five ayes, NOTION v4s maei by Counei tmember Craln, seccrdud by Counel liwob- ber Vastllou, to adopt seCtlon 23 as presented, 0 Motion carried en a Roll Call vote, five ayes, MOT I ON was made by Zowne I Imembor Crain, seconiled by Court : i lm0W 4er Vaslllou, to adopt section 24 as presented, Motion ca4rled en a Holl Call vote, fl-oe ayes% The Com r i l rev Loved the r %Nrjc 11ng s t astus report, Director Moore rf,:otted that hs haz not yet receival the bold or insurance confirmation from tt-ie hauler, to plans on bringliq a sc4veQge-r ordinance before the Counc: i l at an for their cons lder-."T tion, 6Lsousslon followed on the fact that the hA;iler hits no: complied with the provision.a oe the conteacl, NOTION was made by Councitmember Crain, se5ko+tdaO ny Coiuncllmem- be; Slsk, 0recting staff to dli--ect the Ctta Attorney to begin ow%cellation pcac.,duree% with Bectst ,n Services and Prepare follow up alternatives for the Council, Mot. fiv carried, four ayes. Mayor St,•hneider vowed nay- WION wa3 made by CouncOmmber a,1.3k, svaonded by Counctlxatmher Y l.tuir, to aetttpt ORD.IHMCF, NQ. ('6.119 4WND litl.; SECTION 1.1013.17 SUB0, 6 OF CHAPTER_ 13 OF W CITY ODE Rl.LATINCa. TO OKRATION AND REQUI A'I ION OF MOTORIZED r4LFCAHTS. DIVIS.100 Of TWO FAMILY OWELL IWA Item 10040-) NO MN LOT COVERAGE CA.CULAT 14MS Item tOmA444e REW07101-me; -t? *M MK VEDICAROW"Mm Item 10-A,4e kANNED UNIT OEV'ELOWNT STANDARDS Item 10-04-05 INDUSYRIAL FREE,STAt1OING SI4 Item 10-A-6 TEMPOR,W.Y PROMOTION Ai;TiV'11"IEg Item 106 A-7 ft.CYCLING STATUS REPORT Itm 10-d ORt3Y wE No. 86,00^ ION OF GOLF CARTS Item 100" 4/1 Regular Council Meeting May S, 1986 Page 119 0 lotion carried oA a Roll Call vote, five ayes. U I Uirector placement of r: pair placed. result of Meet. Moore stated that funds have been provided f6r the re - of three records, Funds for reduced existing staff vehicles. After examl-iatton it is recommended that four vehif:lee be re - the additional vehicle are available as a oats in purchasing other replacement equip - NOTION was made by Councilmember Zitur, seconded by Councilmem- ber Crain, to advertise for bids for the replacement of four vehicles as per the recommendation of the Public Works Director. Notion carried, four ayes. Councilmember Sisk voted nay. MOTION was made by Mayor Schneider, seconded Crain, directing staff to submit the vehicle the Council for review before advertising for Motion carried, five ayes. The meeting adjourned at 12:10 a.m. by Councilmember specifications to bids. REPLACEMENT VEHICLES Item 10-0 STAFF