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HomeMy WebLinkAboutCity Council Minutes 02-02-1987Ils1J M I N U T E S REGULAR COUNCIL MEETING FEBRUARY 29 1987 A regular meeting of the Plymouth City Council was called to or- der by Mayor Schneider at 7:30 p.m. in the City Council Chambers of the City Center at 3400 Plymouth Boulevard on February 2, 1987. PRESENT: Mayor Schneider, Counctlwrmbers Crain, Sisk. Zitur, and Vastliou, Manager Wt' Its, Assistant Manager Boyles, Public Works Director Moore, Camwunity Development Coordinator McConn, Park Director Blank, Ftnance Director Hahn, Ct'.y Attorney Thomson, and City Clerk Brandt ABSENT: None CONSENT AGENDA MOTION was made by Counellmember Sisk, seconded by Cosmctlmember litur, to adopt the consent agenda deleting items 7-H, 8-D and 6-F. Motion carried on a Roll Call vote, five ayes. MINUTES MOTION Nas made by Councllmember Sisk, seconded by Councllmember Zitur, to approve the minutes of the January 26 special Council meeting as submitted. Motion carried on a Roll Call vote, five ayes. PUBLIC HEARINGS Director Moore stated a public hearing was field In 1985 and It was determined to move ahead with the Improvements, but the de- veloper at that time did not proceed with c3nd[tlons of the de- velopment. The present developer is asking the City to under• take the same project. The project Includes street, storm sewer, watermaln, and sanitary sewer at an estimated cost of just under $145,000. tlayor Schneide opened the public heari:iq at 7:40 F.m. No one chose Lo speak and they hearinq was closed at 7:40 p.m. CONSENT Item 4 MINUTFS MEETING, 6, 1987 Item 5* AGENDA S•'4:C1AL JANUARY PUBLIC HEARING PROJECT 507 Item 6-A I February 2, 1987 Pdge 30 MOTION was made by Councilmember Sisk, seconded by Councilmember Craik, to adopt RESOLUTION NO. 87-62 ORDERING 1MPROVFMFNT AND RRLPARATION OF PLANS AND SPECIFICATIONS, PARKERS WOODS ADDITION AND ADJACENT AREA STREET AND UTILITY 1MPROVE-ME.NTS9 PROSECT NO, 507. Motion carried on a Roll Call vote, flue ayes. Mayor Schneider onened the public, hearinq at 7:41 p.m. No one chose to speak and the hearinq was closed dL 7:41 p.m. MOTION was made by W-ou:icLlmember Crain, seconded by Councilmem- ber 1iLur, to adopt RESOLUTION NO. 8'-63 VACATION OF UTILITY AND DRAINAGE EASEMENTS, LOT 19 BLOCK "A", PLYMOUTH ORCHARDS, BLOCK 79 HL•ACON HFICHTS FIRST ADDITION, MOLiori carried on a Roll Call vote, five ayes. PLTITIONS, REQUESTS AND COMMUNICATIONS Ddvld DdvenporL, aLtorney represent inq Louis Cosentino, stdLed Lhe requested 2 ft. sideyard variance Is to construct a gardge add i L ion. The vdr I acne cr i ter i d have been met as the add i t, i on would not diminish air or lighL to his neighbors and the neigh - burs support the regtivst.. He dsked the Cotrncf I to keep In mired this topoqrdphy of Lhe site; because of the 30 fL. slope of the drl'. 'wdy, it is nee:essdry Lo house the cars Inside. Cars have slid clown the clriveway into the street durinq Iny condiLlons. This area wds rtoL developed ds d 1 -IUD or Subdivision Unit Pro- ject, therefore, the rlisLdnres between houses Is larder than In those dress. He urged the Council to be less conservative with vdridnee requests in areas of convenLiOndl single family home developments Lhdn in RPUD's. Ile s-jggesLed d precedent had been s t, in the neighborhood with a ft. front yard vdri vire, for instruction of d brt:dkfdsL nook. l_arr Marof sky., Cha i. rman of this Botrrd of ion 1 r q Aphed i s, pointed out thdL the vdr 1 dnVes c l Le(' by Mr. rosent i no were Ill Suhd i v 1 - ion Unit, ProjerLs wil.h selldrdLe requirements. The situation Lill exists which would allow Mr. CosenLino Ln construct a de- d0li'd ydrdgr. SLdrf,s rec0mmencldLions are either that the dd- ItLlun be 10 FL. or that a level pad Ire consl.rueted outside the ardge f er Lhe dad 1 L lona l cars. 0uncilmember Vasilluu asked the Cc Ly AtLorney If, -F ore ears have rolled inLn the sLreeL In the past, the 0 Ly would hP 1id- bie for d resulilnq accident since it kiv o about. the sit i of tun. Ac.Lorney Thomson answered 1 hat Lhe knon;i 1 c. , I basis ford conclusion in this case. Thery ;imi un lque ill this lint -eel wh irh Shou I d just I f y the Lhere i s na ab t i qal I ON on Lhe Ci t y t o grant I t.. i' i l d he I.he Inc% somel.h i ricl reque%t, but RFSOLUTION N0, 87-62 ORDFRINC PLANS & S`3FCS PARKERS WOODS ADDN. STRF"FT & UTILITY IMP PRONCT 507 Item 6-A PUBLIC HF AR INC B ACON HF IGHTS Item 6-B RFSOLUTION NO, 87-63 FASFMENT VAC TI N BF ACON HI IGHTS tcem 6-H APPF AL OF 807A DI- C I S I ON LOUIS COSFNTINO Item 7-A i February 2, 1987 Page 31 Councilmember Vasiliou stated she doesn't think It Is desirable is to have a parking pad outside and supports tt.e request, MOTION was made by Councilmember Vasillou, seconded by Council - member Sisk, to adopt RESOLUTION N0, 87-64 APPROVING APPEAL BY LOUIS COSLNTINO OF HOARD OF' ZONING ADJUSTMENTS AND A13PFALS RUL- ING AND GRANTING VARIANCE' FOR A GARAGF ADDITION AT 2435 HOLLY LANE. Mayor Schneider asked if the wall between the extstirlq garage Mid the proposed garage could be removed and accommodate the new y.lrage within the variance. It was his understanding the pett- t.toner was goiny to consider this. Mr. Cosentino stated the maxinnim distance between cars would he 12 !Itches whLeh woelld leave him no space to get between them. He does riot plan on removing the wall at this time. Counclimember IlLur stdLed he thinks a three tsar gdrage would ftL the lot and sees inerLL in grantinq the request. MOTION was made b; Coi.eeet LImember Crain, seconded by CounctImene- ber Mur, to amend 0e re solution to add condition 03 as fol lo.><s: ",he sLteplee . % o, I the driveway, combined with the lark Of a IPVel parklnq pdo, have credted d s.ifeLy haidrd and is uniyuu Lo Llei parcei of Idled and a rdrlse :.f h.ardshtp Lo the l)pLIcrviL." d that while this is riot specific {tls- t.e)Ill.e'l 1611r11ulrl k1 uail tP p .1 Lifir..it.ton for rlrant illy a vdrldnre, he believes it Is signifl - cant and wtll assist In de:fininq whatever uniqueness there may be to 01. pdree l . MoL Ion to amc!nd r.arr ied, five avec. Mot.lon ds ante dinended carried on a Roll Call vote, four dyes. M.iyor Schneider voted nay. RESOLMON N4. 87-64 PPPt G G P E L GRANTING VARIANCF LOUIS COSENTINO Item 7-A Iran Ha en, represent.inq the developer, Summarlreef Lht. redesi(In- RPUD CONCl-PT PLAN ingwhich has heen done in response to the last. time Lhey were MAGI HOMI S bvfore Lhe Coeel i-1 1, they have mr• t wI th the nrighhors, avid have W RI TAGF RIOU ( 46097) at.1 tsmpLed to meet Lhe objectives of the Cuonr:i 1. Item 7-11 Mark McCullough, 3355 Rosewood 1 ane , req)r:!sent. I ng Tier t t dqr li i elelr H( sLate•d the only f.nings remalning to discuss arts the land- tie-dpincl acid IeLl IlLy plans; he wdnL', to hr sure that the dddi - Llaleal trees .is requested by the nelgleburs and iatlreend to by the devvluper .ire planted and asked Lh.lt the dralndge Les areom- plfished Wrlth d dILrh rather than lendergroelnd pipes. Mr. Hagen showed do overhead of the l .andsr.ape Ian which a r, the resu l L of a mrrt. l ng of Lhe 1 andsrdpt, a- ' t err .end Mr. MrCullnetgh whirls stows ,ire addiLlolidl 1; twt. I ,a will he added is to Lhe nejrth on park- property. Mr. Hagen stated nelthe•r st.et'f or lasts 1' Linn i nq Comm I ss t un h.ui 111av i owed this p l due which 1,; wh., ht% did not presrnt. it tsar. l i e r. J February 2, 1987 Page 32 Director Moore stated the stor be constructed In part becatese which would take place, and ditches, the pipe would have cul-de-sac, putting it on park i sewer as proposed woule have to or the steep stores, the: erosion to drain the street. To use to be extended north beyond the property. Director Blank stated he has no problem with an open ditch oie park property as this part of the park will remain In Its natu- ral state. Director Moore confirmed trees should not be planted In the ditch. Councilmember Sisk stated his opposition because of safety and aesthetics. Mr. McCullough stated planting of the 12 additional trees would, In his opinion, satisfy previous obligation of Project 205. Discussion followed on the merits of an underground dralnage system and the existing trees. Councilmember Vasiltou stated she is uncomfortable with the neighborhood and the developer working out plans and agreements and then asking the City to approve them. She pointed out that there is no requirement that a developer provide transition be- tween single family developments and he would not be required to plant these additional 12 evergreens. is Mr. Hagen stated he understood this, but agrees to them. He wants the trees on park property rather than on the private lots because Future home wners may not take ;;are of them, or may cut them down, and he's sure the City won't. He stated he dtd not feel the obligation to plant the trees came from the City. Councilmember Crain iyreei that the landscape policy doesn't address this Issue, hcNe:er, dev.,iopers are encouraged to meet with, and, if possible, cooperate and resolve concerns of the neighborhood. Councllmember Vas11Lou stated she (•oesn't want this to set a precedent of requiring developers to plant on park property. Mr. Hagen stated the plantings will be provided to correct a disruption , the natural environment. caused by the development. Discussion continued about proper access to the park by mainten- ance equipment which Is to be from the south or 32nd Ave. and the northerly trail. MOTION was made by Councllmember Zitur, s•3conded by Councllmem- ber Sisk, to adopt RL"OLUTION NO. 87-65 APPROVING LAND USE' GUIDE' PLAN AMENDMENT FOR IMAGE' HOMES ( 86087) . Motion carried on a Roll Call vote, five ayes. RESOLUTION N0. 87-65 APPROVING LAND USF GUIDE. PLAN AMENDMi NT IMAGE HOMES (86087) Item 7-B February 2, 1987 Page 33 NOTION was made by Councilmember Zitur, seconded by CouncL'mem- ber Sisk, to adopt RESOLUTION NO. 97-66 APPROVING RESIDENTIAL. PLANNED UNIT DEVELOPMENT CONCENT PLAN, PRELIMINARY PLAN/PLAT AND CONDITIONAL USE PERMIT FOR IMAGE HOMLS FOR HLRITACrL RIDGF 86087). NOT ION was made by Mayor Schneider, seconded by Councilmember Crain, to amend the resolution as follows: "The storm drdindge ditch along the north boundary In the park dred shall be design- ed all open drd111dgewdy where possible to be verified by the City Lnglneer as part of the Final Plan/Plat dpplicetton." Motion to amend carried, four dyes. Coune[lmember Sisk voted nay. hOTLON was made by Mayor Schneider, seconded by Councilmember Zitur, thdL the flndl landscape plan shall include the pldrltings provided by the developer at the Council meetinq dnd dated February 2, 1987. A revised plan shall be stihmit.ted with the F Itldl Pian/Plat. Motion to dmerid carried, five dyes. Motion as LwiCe dmelided cdrried on d Rotl Cdll vote, five dyes. MOTION wds mdde by Courtc t ! mt4nber tit 1i r, seconded by Counr• l I mem- ber Sisk, to adopt ORDINANCE NO. 87-04 AMENDING THF ZONING ORDI NANCE .0 CLASSirV CIRT"IN LANDS NORTHWEST AND SOUTHEAST OF NORTHWEST HOULLVARU, AT WEST MEDICINE LAKE DRIVE AS R -1A (LOW DENSITY SINGLI 1 AMILY RLS[DENTIAL) DISTRICT 86087). Motion carried on d Roll Call vote, five dye... MOTION wdS made by Councilmember titur, ber Sisk, to adopt. RESOLUTION NO. 87-67 Mt.] PRIOR TO PUBLICATION 01 ORDINANCI AND SOUTHEAST OF NUR 1 HWL S 1 BOULEVARD AT RNUD 874) (86087)6 seconded by CounetImem- SE T T ING CONU [ T ION TO BE REZONING LAND NORTHWFST WEST MEDICINE LAKE DRIVE Moi, ion Odrr lvd on d Hot! Cd I l vote, t i ve .tyeS. Coordindtor McConn stated Lhe dppIlCdtion cdlls for dpproxlmdtr• ly ?9 acres to be rvdesIgndLed from office to neighborhood shop- ping ceiaer. The proposal includes a PUD C'nncepL Pldn for the entire 41 dares to include vdrLous rises. The Pldnnlnq Commts- slon considered the request and recommended it he dented. Staff found LhdL d l 1 c:r L Ler i d were not met, Lhdt property coned I dncl 15 dvdi Ldhle in the City which could he trseau, and Lhdt. It has not heeic demonsLrdLe:d thdL thts site could not he used within t is current des bjnat t o!i dnd ton 1 nq. C7 RESOLUTION NO, 87-66 APPROVING RPUD CONCEPT PLAN, PRELIMINARY PLAN/ PLOT & C.U.P., IMAGF HOMES ( 96087 ) Item 7-E3 ORDINANCE N0. 97-04 AMENDING 70NING CODE CLASSIFYING LAND HER [ TAGF RIDGE Item 7-N RESOLUTION N0. 87-67 SETTING CONDITIONS AMFNDING TONING CODE HE R1 TAGE7 RIDGE ( 96087 ) Item 7-8 LAND 1lS1_ GUIDF PIAN AAF NDME N 1, I ARF MHA MI1)WF5T (8614 1) Item 7-C February 2, 1987 Page 34 Linda Fisher, attorney representing Zaremba Corporation, summar- ized the prt,sosal stating the developer Is high quality with an Impressive record. They believe the development meets the Com- prehensive Plan If It Is seen as an overall plan for the commun- ity. The proposal would be a wide range of uses all sharing walkways, ponds, and architecture. She explained why Plymouth was chosen by the developer. She stated the proposal is a con- venience to the residents and employees In this area anc' the question Is a matter of consumer choice. 3erry Kennedy, owner of Plymouth •.&eater, stated that, when ae purchased his site ac -ass from proposed development, he looked at the guide plan for the area aad made plans according- ly. There havre been some problems which are being resolved on his property which have slowed Its development. He would have looked at other sites for new development If he thought they were available Instead of purchasing his, but was told they were not zoned property for a shopping center. He doesn't : quld- In, as being in a state of flux, but rather as a guaaeline a property owner can rely on for nature development. He objects to the requested change. One of tvls current tenants has stated he cculd not expand his facility if thls request Is approved. An example of B-1 land next to Downtown Plymouth was discussed. Councllmember Crain asked the City Attorney: 1) If the exist- eetce of currently guided parcels, which may not meet the exact locational criteria, preclude the Council from considering a re- quest for regulding of a parcel on other properties; and 2) in considering reguidang, Is the burden on the developer to prove that It is truly in the City's best Interest. Attorney Thomson answered that- 1) determination of how a par- cel should be guided in the Comprehensive Plan Is a legislative decision and Is controlled by the facts being discussed and the Council needs to examine each site by the application of the criteria of the Comprehensive Plan. The Council would not have to guide parcels the same just because they have similar charac- teristles; different guiding may be used In order to encourage afferent uses; and ?) the developer has to show, and convince the Couneill that, either circumstances have changed so that the guldlo.g is not the best now, and that there as a sound reason to regulde the land. Councllmember Sisk asked the timeframe for development of the site. Ms. Fisher answered that, if approval was received, they would have one t) three months tf) get site specific plans approved and anticipate 1987-1988 construction. Norman Peters, representing Zaremba Corporation, stated they win Ben 1 ie ground the day everything is approved understand - Ing the risk of early plan preparation. ar L _ inc z. ng February 2, 1987 Page 35 isCouncllmember Sisk stated the question is one of highest and best use. In viewing the vacancy rate of office structures, he cannot see continuing to develop offices and this property may be used for a better purpose. The City can stay within rigid guide plans or ask if this would be the highest and best use of the property. He believes the shopping center would be the highest and best use and the area would :.:refit from the typs of tenants which would flock to this development. He understood the developer has criteria for location and success such as the corridor of traffic., office development, and residences. 0 Mayor Schneider questioned that the site was near arterials and Is a gateway to the City. Ms. Fisher answered that they felt they met the criteria for ar- terials as they were, in fact, adjotning two major collectors. The north portion of the site is close enough to the highway be considered a gateway. They could reguide the entire site to CN as well If directed to do so. ouncilmember Vaslllou stated she believed it makes sense, with i P population being what it is in that corner of ..he City, to r- wide the uses described would be a service. ION was made by Councilmember Vasillou, seconded by Council- rnber Sisk, to adopt RESOLUTION N0. 87- APPROVAL OF LAND USE GUIDE PLAN AMENDMENT AND PLANNED UNIT DEVELOPMENT CONCEPT PLAN FOR ZAREMBA MIDWEST, INC. (86141). Councllmember Zitur stated It has not been proven to him that there is a glut of office space In the City which would necesst- tate a change in the gelding plan. MOTION was made by Councilmember Sisk, seconded by Councllmember Vaslllou, to amend the resolution to add condition /11 as follows: "A final plat be approved and initial building permits be Issued within 24 months or guiding revert back to its current designation." Councllmember Vasillou stated developers who have the resources to meet a community need should not be penalized becakl.'%f- thcrc Is no tinsel its Downtown Plymouth, Councllmember Crain stated his concern with changing the guidinq as the Council and staff have always told people they can rely on the guiding to know what will happen in the future. He is hesitant to regutde a parcel to reflect what the market is doinq now. Councllmember Sisk expressed comfort that this would not be a piecemeal development. Coordinator McConn confirmed the platt- ing arrangement Is not proposed for discussion as of yet. February 2, 1987 Pagi 36 Motion to amend failed, two ayes. Mayor Schneider and Council - members Crain and Zltur voted nay. Motion failed on a Roll Call vote, two ayes. Mayor Schneider and Councilmembers Crain and Zitur voted nay. MOTION was made by Mayor Schneider, seconded by Councilmember Zltur, to adopt RF.SOLUTIC-N N0. 87-68 DENIAL GF LAND USE GUIDL PLAN AMENDMENT AND PLANNED UNIT DEVELOPMENT CONCEPT PLAN FOR ZAREMBA MIDWEST, INC. (86141). Motion carried on a Roll Call vote, three ayes. Councilmembers Sisk and Vasillou voted nay. Mike Galr, representing the applicant, stated the Commission's split vote represents there Is some need fer retail stores in this northwest corner of I-494 and C.R. 9 and pointed the vari- ous shopping areas on C.R. 9 to th^ east of I-494 which are either in existence or planned. A summary of the proposed development was provided; this retail could serve walking neigh- borhoods 15 and 16. Tom Hoch, representing the applicant, stated they studle.l the property and found this to be a prime area concluding that, pro- perly designed for neighborhood orientation, their development would enhance the Immediate neighborhood. Uses could Include a superette, drug store, restaurant, off sale liquor, or hardware. Bill Sikora, architect for C. G. Rvan, showed slides of nelgh- borhood shopping centers they hove completed in the past few years. Garj O'Brien, representing Trammell Crow Company, stated they have an active proposal for the southwest side of C.R. 9 aiid west of I-494 which the Council will see next week and will in- clude the same types of businesses being proposed for this rite. They have relied heavily on the Comprehensive Plan in deciding to go ahead with their prnject. He stated the existing guiding is workable and suggested tnat, perhaps, the lot layout has hampered the marketing efrorts. Councllmember Sisk stat.ed he could not support this request as there Is enough land in this area available for retail develop- ment. NOTION was made by Councilmember Sisk, Zitur, to adopt RESOLUTION NO. 97-69 PLAN AMENDMENT FOR HEW -LYNN, INC. AND TION (86141)6 seconded by Councilmember DENIAL OF LAND U iE GUIDE FIELD FINANCIAL CIRPORA- Councllmember Crain stated there are currently in process retell developments on two of Lht fnur corners of this inte:rsec .tun .ind the property on the third corner is guided for nelghbhorhood te!- tall development. He be:leves retalI is needed, but that three corners are adequat.r. RESOLUTION MO. 87-68 DENT L OF LAMB US GUIDE PLAN AMENDMENT REQUEST, ZAREMBA MIDWEST (86141) Item 7-C LAND USE .:UIDE PLAN AMENDMENT, HEW -LYNN 86104) Item 7-D INC RESOLUTION N0. 87-69 BENVIRG LAND Or F PLAN AMENDMENT HEW -LYNN Of 141) Item 7-D Kegu ar Lounc - .et ng February 2, 1987 Page 37 Councilmember Zitur suggested the staff recommendation and points for denial be considered. Motion carried on a Roll Call vote, five ayes. MOTION was made by Councilmember Sisk, seconded by Cnunctlmember Zitur, to adopt RESOLUTION N0. 87-70 APPROVING SITE PLAN FOR JOHN LAVANDER FOR PARKERS LAKE BUSINESS CENTER (86126). Motion carried on a Roll Call vote, five ayes. MOTION was made by CouncLimember Sisk. seconded by Counctlmember Zitur, to adopt RESOLUTION NO. 87-71 APPR0VING GENERAL DEVE=LOP- MENT PLAN AMENDMENT, SITE PLAN, AND CONDITIONAL USE PERMIT FOR HAMPTON INN HOTEL/MORSE PROPERTIES (86136). Motion carried on a Roll Cell vote, five ayes. Bruce Peterson, Securtty Development Cc., stated they have been developing shopping centers for 10 years. It Is their opinion that a two story retail complex is a problem. A one story building Is more attractive to the neighborhood and more feas- ible. The requested varlances ace minimal and of a minor dimen- sion. The site will function well as designed as an adequate ratLo of parking Is provided. Stephen Krause, architect for the developer, pointed out that t"h"ey—wave maCntalned the feeling of the proposal approved in 1985 but have reduced the building to one story. The flow of traffic allows cars to proceed into the center with parkinq vis- ible and additional parking In the rear for employees. Mr. Peterson stated that a take -jut food service and a cleaners have already !eased space with another food service as a poten- t lal use. Councllmember Vastitou questioned the ingress and egress and stated she believes a drive-through requires a use of this lot which wasn't originally contemplated. Mayor Schneider stated his concern with the amount of parkinq behind the store. Mr. Peterson stated the parking is functional because of the elulck turn over with this type of clients. Coordinator McConn pointed out that, the orrilnanee requires 114 parking spaces. Mr. Peterson stated it would be desirable to move the htilldinq to 0e. Cast but further setback problems world result. 0 RESOLUTION N0. 87-70 SITE PLAN FOR 50 LAVANDER (86126) Item 7-E* RESOt UT I(;N N0. 87-71 GFN. DEV, PLAN AMEND- MENT, SITt PLAN, & C.U.P., HAMPTON INN 86136) Item 7-F* SITE PLAN & VARIANCF OAKWOOD SQUARE 86138) Item 7-C gular .ounell Meeting February 2, 1987 Page 38 MOTION was made by Mayor Schneider, seconded by Councilmember titur, to defer the site plan request of David Johnson for Oak- wood Square to the Planning Commission with direction to: 1) eliminate the requested variance for the building setback of 18 ft. versus 35 ft. to the north property line; and 2) redesign of the parking lot and interior site circulation to improve overall circulation for customers and reduce and/or eliminate employee parking on the rear side of the building. Mayor Schneider stated he still favors a one story building but without a lot of variances. He explained that this may require a reduction In the building site. LJ Yr- Discussion continued on the amount of parking space which should be Included. Councilmembers agreed some variances may be warranted if they improve the traffic patterns. Motion carried, five ayes. MOTION was made by Mayor Schneider, seconded by Councilmember Sisk, to adopt RESOLUTION N0. 87-72 APPROVING AMENDMENT TO THE SANITARY SEWER PLAN ELEMENT OF THE COMPREHENSIVE PLAN, RESIDEN- TIAL PLANNED UNIT DEVELOPMENT PRELIMINARY PLAN/PLAT AND CONDI- TIONAL USE PERMIT FOR DICKMAN KNUTSON, BLH DEVELOPMENT COMPANY, FOR BASS LAKE HEIGHTS 4TH ADDITION (85126) and adding condition 022 as follows: "That c,riveway for Lot 1, Block 1 shall be norlhedsterly on the lot and driveway for Lot 1, Block 3 shall be east as far .,s possible to be shown on the surveys for build- ing permits;" and condition 823 as follows: "Developer shall place a sign for advertising purposes and Information that shows Northwest Boulevard and community playfield on it in a dLagram fashion dt ur nedr the Intersection of 54th Ave. d1ld Pineview Ldne.. " Motion carried on a Roll Call vote, five ayes. MOTION was made by Mayor Schneider, seconded by Councilmember Sisk, to adopt RESOLUTION N0. 91-73 SETTING CONDITION TO BE MET PRIOR TO PUBLICATION OF ORDINANCE REZONING LAND LOCATED WEST OF PINFVIEW LANE AT 54TH AVENUE (RPUD 87-1) (85126). Motlnn cdrriee on a Roll Call vote, five ayes. MOTION wds made by Mayor Scnneider, %nconded by Councilmember Sisk, to adopt ORDINANCE NO. 87-05 AMENDING THE ZONING ORDINANCE TO CLASSIFY CLRTA1N LANDS WEST OF PINEVIEW LANE AT 54TH WNUF AS R -1A (LOW DENSITY SINGLE: FAMILY RESIDENTIAL) DISTRICT. Motion carried on a Roll Call vote, five ayes. MOTION was made by Councilmember Slsk, seconded by Counctlmemher l_itur, to adopt 9ESOLUTION N0. 87-74 APPROVING LOT DIVISION I -OR RYAN CONSTRUCTION COMPANY (96144). Motion carried on a Roll Call vote, five ayes. RESOLUTION N0. 87-72 AMEND G VE PLAN, RPUD PLAN/PLAT 8 C.U.P., BASS LAKE HEIGHTS 4TH (85126) Item 7-H RFSOLUTION N0. 87-73 SETTINC CONDITION Rt; ZONING LAND 85126) Item 7-H ORDINANCE N0. 87-05 RECLASSIFYING LAND Item 7-H RESOLUTION N0. 87-74 LOT DIVISION RYAN CONSTRUCTION 86144) Item 7-I» Keguiar Council Meeting February 2, 1987 Page 39 MOTION was made by Councilmember Sisk, seconded by CounclLmember RESOLUTION N0. 87-75 Zitur, to adopt RLSOLUTION N0. 87-75 SETTING CONDITIONS TO HE SMING CONDI I MET PRIOR TO FILING AND REGARDING LOT DIVISION FOR RYAN CON- LOT DIVISION, RYAN STRUCTION COMPANY (96144). CONST. (86144) Item 7-i* Motion carried on a Roll Call vote, five ayes. MOTION was made by Councilmember Sisk, seconded by Councilmember RESOLUTION N0. 87-76 litur, to adopt RESOLUTION NO. 87-76 APPROVING SITE* PLAN FOR SITE PLAN RYAN CONSTRUCTION COMPANY (86144). RYAN CONSTRUCTION 96144) Motion carried on d Roll Call vote, five ayes. Item 7-I* MOTION was made by CouncLlmember Sisk, seconded by Councilmember RESOLUTION N0. 87-77 Zitur, to adopt RESOLUTION NO. 97-77 REDUCING DFVFL.OPMFNT HOW, BOND REDUCTION k1NGSVILW HEIGHTS WDLTION (84100) to $2,016. KINGSVIEW HE=IGHTS ADDN. (94100) Motion r.drried on a Roll Call vote, five ayes. Item 7-3-1* MOTION was made; by Councilmember Sisk, seconded by Councilmemoer RESOLUTION N0, 87-7R Zitur, to adopt RESOLUTION N0, 97•-78 REDUCING DEVI-LOPMENT BOND, BOND UNCTION KINGSVILW HEIGHTS SECOND ADDITION (85039) to $389,293. KINGSVIFW HFIGHTS ND ADDN. (95n39) Motion c.irried on a Roil Call vote, five ayes. Item 7-3•2* MUTIUN wds made by Counelimember Sisk, seconded by Councilmember RFSOLUTION NO 87-79 Zil.ur, to adopt RESOLUTION NO, R7-79 APPROVING PLANS AND SPECT- -oRW1 F ICATIONS AND ORDE.RINro ADVLRTISEME.NT FOR HIES, CITY CENTER CITY CEN.ER . J1MIVT- 81IlLDINC HUMIDIF 1CAIION SYSTEM. F ICATION SY'iTE-M Item 7-K* Motion carrled un a Roll CaiL vote, five .l;Ps. MOTION wds made by Counrtlmember Vaslllou, Secunded by Council- RLSOL!ITION NO. 87-80 member Mur, to ddupt. RI SOLUTION NO, 97-80 AMENDING ENGINFFRING ARFNDINGGPNr NFFF' SERV ICES 14R1 t ME N T HON[ STROO, ROSLNI , WE 14L IK AND ASSOC I ATF S, SI RV ICES t rRFI'MI N T iNC. Item 74. Mot IUII rd"r i ed on d ROLL CA l l v01.e, five dyes. MOTION was made by Counr L [member Sisk, seconded by Counr t Imember RESOLUTION NO. 87-91 111.ur, to adopt RI SOLUT LUN NO. 87-91 APPROVIN(: PLANS A'iO FI,I rI- ORDFRING FIDS 11CAHONti AND ORDIRING ADVI RTISFMLNT FUR BIDS, PROJECT NO. 41 i, WATI R TRI ATMENT PLANT WATI R IRI AIMI NT FLAN F IL. f1 R 1 QUIPM[ NT AND F IL.TF R MEDIA. I' em 7-M* MoLlon r,irried on d Rall Cdll vol.p, five dyes. M0f lOM wds made by Counct linember Sisk, spconded by Counr.i tmemher RF SOLUTION NO, 87-8? Zitiir, to adopt RI SOLUT ION NO. N7-14? ORDI RING PUBLIC WARM ON ORD189 T RC HI AR I RG THt PROPOSI U VACAT LON 01 UT IL 1 TY AND DRAINAGE I ASI.MF NT, OUTLOT I ASI'MI NT VACATION A", MONTGOMI HY SI COND ADI)I TION for Mdreh ?, 19H7 it 7:30 p.m. MONTCOMF10 ?ND ADDN. it Pm 7-N-1+ isMotion e.irrliad un d liol 1 Cdi l vol P, five dyes. neqular Louncll neeLing February 2, 1987 Page 40 MOTION was made by Councilmember Sisk, seconded by Counrilmember RESOLUTION N0. 87-93 Z L to r, to adopt RLSOLU I ION NO. 57-63 ORDERING PUBLIC HV AR I NG ON ORDrRINC HEARING THE PROPOSED VACATION OF UTILITY AhD DRAIKAGF FASFM[NTS, LOT 19 FASFMFNT VACATION BLOCK 2, PLYMOUTH FREEWAY CENTER ADDITION for Mdreh ?., 1987 at PLYMOUTH FR[-FWAY 7:30 p.m. CFNTER ADDITION Item 7-N-2• Motion carried on a Roll Call vote, five aye•;. REPORTS OF OFFICERS, BOARDS AND COMMISSIONS Mdnager Willis slated the Finance Director has rerortmended that ell surpltises be seL aside In the computer and risk management reserves. This Information Is subject to change as the aeiditors ermplete their work, but tic feels any rhanyes will be minor. Discussion follows on why this motley was beInq transferred now. MOTION was made by Counc[ lmember Crain, sec oiided by C(..,r.ri Imam- RFSOLUTION N0. 87-94 her l.ltur, to adopL RLSIh-MON NO. 97-94 APPROVING THE TRANSI LR APPROVING TRANSFFR OF OF F UNUS FROM THF GLNERAI. FUND TO THF COMPUTER RE:S[ RV[ AND RISK FUNDS MANAGF.MFN1 FUND ddd[teg $1009000 to tht. Public Works Reserve Item R -A I urid. MOL ion c.err i ed On d Ro l L Cal 1 vol e, f ive ayes . MOTION was made by Mdyor Schneider, seconded by Counr.ilmemher RESOLUTION NO, 87-85 Mur, tsar, to adopt. RESOLUTION NO. 87-b5 APPOINTMENT TO HOUSING AND APPOINTMENTS I*DFV[LOPMENI AUTHORIIV Jon Grltlmdtl for a term expirinq 1/31/84 Item R -R and SLephen Lt-dovissle for a term expirinq 1/31/92. Mot 1011 c drr i zd on .i Roll Call vote., five ayes e MOT ION w.i% made by Mayor Schnt icler, seconded by Count t lmemher RF SOLUT ION NO, 87-86 ILLur, to .idotA RI SOLLITION NO. 47-n6 APPOINIMENT TO NARK AND H POIN E RI CRI AT ION AIMSORY CGMMISSLON of Bruce Rdeiman for d term exl)tr- Item R -R i nq 1/31/88. MOL Ion Carried un a Rall Call vote, floc% dy:!s. MO T ION was made by Mdyrer Srhne lde r, seconded by Counc t l memher RF- SOl.0T ION NO. 87-87 Sisk, to a(lol)L R[ SOLUT ION NO* y7-87 ANPOLNTML NT TO PLANNING COM- APPOINTANT TO PikNNIIR, MISSION of Dennis tylla for a term expirinq 1/31,'90. COMMISSION Item R-13 Mf)tinn carried un .i Rall Call vote, five ayes. MOTION was made by Mayur Srhneldt-r, seconded by Countt lmember RESOLUTION NO. 97-8A l l Lur, to a(leepl RI SOLUT ION NO. 47-88 APPOINTMF NTS 10 HOARD OF APPOINT F t1T7 TO h()lA ZONING ADIUSTMLNTS AN[) ANPI ALS of day Fldfl.iger and Stindy Item 9-13 Vdttersrn for Lerms v\piritiq 1/31/99. Motion edrr i e d nn a Roll Ca I l vole, five .tves. u megu ar L _ enc _ ", .ng February 2, 1967 Page 41 dOTION w.&s made by Mayor Schneider, seconded by Count;llr embereSisk, to app.Ant Don Fraley to the West Suburban Mediation Center for the year 1987. 0 Motinn carried, five ayes. MOTION was made by Councilmember Sisk, seconded by Counclimember ILtur, to adopt RESOLUTION N0. 87-89 APPROVING LABOR AGREEMENT BETWEEN THE CITY OF PLYMOUTH AND LAW ENFORCEMENT LABOR SERVICES, INC. LOCAL 189 JANUARY 19 1?8 THROUGH DECEMBER 31, 19e8. Notion carried on a Roll Call vote, five ayes. NOTION was made by Counctlasember Sisk, seconded by Councilmember Zltur, to adopt RESOLUTION NO. 87-90 APPROVING LABOR AGREEMENT BETWEEN THE CITY OF PLYMOUTH AND PLYMOUTH POLICE SERGEANTS AND FIELD SUPERVISORS, REPRESENTED BY LAW LNFORCEMENT LABOR SER- VICES, INC., JANUARY 19 1986 THROUGH DECEMBER 319 1986. Moti-:n carried on a Roll Call vote, five ayes. NOTION was made by Councilmember Sisk, seconded by Counclimember Zitur, to adopt RESOLUTION NO. 87-91 APPROVING LABOR AGREEMENT TWEE N THE CITY OF PLYMOUTH AND PLYMOUTH POLICE SLRGFANTS RE- PRESENTLU BY LAW ENF-ORCEMFNT LABOR SFRV ICFS, INC. JANUARY 19 1987 THRO'.':.:1 DLCME:RER 31, 198Q. Motion carried on a Roll Call vote, five ayes. Mayor Schneider stated that LA -1 land in Plymouth Is at least 15,000 per acre. Developers would much prefPr to give fees in lieu of land. He believes that new development should pay Its own waj' And he SLhmlts that 7 to 8 years ago, when neighborhood parks were b411t, they cost $50,000 to $60,000 while It takes approximately $100,000 to build one today. He belleve4 that 66v per unit would be acceptable dna would meet the assessor's value of $13,000 per acre. He suggested staff's recommendation of $525 is not keeping up with what laud is dol.iq and he propos- id It be increased to $575 per unit. MOTION was made by Mayor Schneider, seconded by Counclimember litur, to adopt RESOLUTI-IN N0, 87-92 SETTING PARK DEDICATION F-r±S I -OR 1987 at $575.00 per unit. Louncllmember Sisk stated his concern that Plymouth may be pro - needing too rapidly In Increasing some of Its fees Involved in developmunt. Discusslon followed on whether thl the geed and cost of constructing lncredse to fund parks, effei%t this the cost of lots. s would be a fair increase, parks, the necessity of the will hdve on developers, and RESOLUTION NO. 87-89 APPROVING LABOF AGREE- MENT, POLICE OFFICERS Item 8-C-1* RESOLUTION N0. 87-90 APPROVING LABOR AGREE- MENT, POLICE SUPERVISORS Item 8-C-2* RESOLUTION N0. 87-91 APPROVING LXWME. HENT, POLICE SERGEANTS Item 8-C-3* PARK DEDICATION FFFS Item R -D RESOLUTION N0. 87-9? SETTIAG PARK DD ION FEES FOR 1987 Item 8-0 f ebruary 2, 198' Page 42 Motion carried on a Roll Call vote, three ayes. Councilmembers 49 Vasiliou and Sisk voted nay. Manager Willis stated this Is a status report on one of his ob- jectives and the efforts he will be taking. Of rector Moore stated the proposed position will be parL time and would probably be an engineering student. with spectfic skills. Mayor Schneider stated he believes the EAW requirements should be addressed along with these areas. The form should Include the quali:.y and treatment of the site. Councilmember Crain stated that should be part of a reviewal process and not execution which Is being addressed here. Manager W[LILs sLated crlLeria should be established which will then be made part of Lhe application process arid put Into the code. The staff will develop Lhe measure and gauge and he will bring IL back to the Council dt a study meetinq. Couitcl lmember Crain stated his concent about. the fo: ecasL of the volume that wt;l be necessary five years from now and wonders if the d seldild will be 50% i ncrP.ised and fhcther we will be bu i 1 d lnq In Logy much cdnacity. Director H.ihn answered that the sysLem the City will get in year one will not be suff'clent for year five, however, It can he OX- panded. Manager W l 11 t s SLaLed Lhe Idea Is not to huy an ent t re system which cannot he ridded to, hut. one which will not have to he added to If i L' l; not tt.bce:ssary. Dlre..Lur Hahrt stsLed many vendors h-ive cont.icLed the C tv Flus Lhe consult.at L has a IIsL of vendors. The City will also adver- tise for oLhers. MU1 ION Nis etude by Counct lmember Crain, seconded by Counci Irnem- ber Sisk, to a.iopL R[ SOLO I' lUN NO. 8f-93 .PPROV TNG A RE-Ql1FS C FOR PRUPOSPL FUR A MANAUQ.ML'!i INFORMATION SYSTEM. M00011ott r:arr led 'art a Roll Call voLe. five ayPs. The meeting w.is adjourned at 11:35 p.m& 0 ENVIRONMENTAL DEVFLOP- MENT STANDARDS Item 8-F R.F.P. FOR MANAGEMENT INFORMATION SYSTEM Item A -F RESOLUTION N0, 97-91 A, . MANt*-GF MFN T INFORMATION SYSTEM ILem H -F