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M I N U T E S
REGULAR COUNC % MEETING
MARCH 29 1987
A r%-gular meeting of the Plymouth City Council was called to or-
der by Mayor Schneider at 7:J0 p.m. in the City CouitalL Chambers
of the City Center at 3400 Plymouth Boulevard on March 2, 1987.
PRESENT: Mayor Schneider, Councilmembers Crain, S[sk, Vasiliou,
and Zitur, Manager Willis, Assistant Manager Boyles,
Public Works Director Moore, Planning Director
Tremere, Park Director Blank, Citv Attorney Thomson,
and City Clerk Brandt
ABSENT: None
FLAG CEREMONY
The Camp Fire Kant Win Ga group presented the flags. FLAG CEREMONY
Item ?
rROCLANATIONS
Mayor Schneider read a proclamation declaring the week of March PROCLAMATIONS
7-14 as Girl Scout Week. The Girl Scouts presented him aith a Items S A 8 B
f r%aaed pros t amat Lon and a badge.
He also read a proclamation declaring the week of March 16-2? as
Camp Fire Birthday Week. The Camp Fire 1roup presented the
Couttc L 1 with a c ,ke In honot of Camp t L riz week.
CONSENT AGENDA
MOTION was made by Councilmember Sisk, seconded by CouncLlmember CONStNT AGENDA
Z tur, to adopt the consent agenda as presented. Item 6
Mot'.on earrled rn d Roll raLL vote, five a)es.
MINUTL S
MOTION was made by Councilmember Sisk, seconded by Councilmember MINUTES - SPECIAL
Zitur, to approve the minutes if the February 23 SOMCtal Cotsne!t l MFF TING, FEBRUARY
meeting as submitted. 239 1987
Item 7*
tlot loll carried Oil d ROIL Ca l L vote, f the ayes.
PUBLIC HEARINGS
Mayor Schneider opened the publlo hearing at. 7:46 p.m. PUBLIC HEARING
NON -1 %TOX LICENSE
No one chose to speak attd Lhe hearing was closed at 7:46 p.m. Item A -.A
0
V V Y. VVY••V ••VVY-••Y
Mdrrh 2, 1987
Pdge, 62
MOTION wds made by Counc:llmember Sisk, seconded by CouncilmPmber
Litur, to ddopL RLSOLUTION NO. 87-1313 APPROVING ON -SALE NON -
INTOXICATING LIQUOR LICENSE 1 -OR JAMLS DONALF YUNGNER, THe GYM,
INC.
Cou.icLImember Vdsi lion stdted she couldn't support this request
heCduse of Lhe high school members who work out at Loc, gym dnd
her coerce;rn LhdL he club Is open 24 hours.
4torreey Thomson explained that, If d liquor orri i rednee Is v io-
ldted, Lhe 1Lcense could he revoked diter d puhliir hearinq.
Jim Yungner, The Gym, stated Lhdt members were d seleet group.
His pldns rire to serve beer ds .a s.-rvl -e to some members. Mem-
bers will no', b.a s LtL Ing drotund ii ;.he qym geLL Inq drunk.
A' t ore ey Thomson added LhdL the Co-niel l has the d i scre,L ion tee
dpprove or deny the license. if Lhey were Lo deny, Lhey should
list, Lite redsa.es. if this siWeitteii Is siml ldr to other I iren-
ses Lssticbd lei Lhe City, courts would require the City to trrdt
Lhe=m the sdmea.
Couiiellinember C(•dire sLdLed I.e•
dreg other f.iri i it. ie•s aroureel
t e%ens m& he dnd he do -sri' 1.
deny ireq ' Ite% license. erase.
ii vonrNroed too, however, there
he City which serve herr where
see ebnourlh differeiiro to warrant
MoLloec cdrrled un a Roll Call %oleo, fuer dyes.
V,jsl l irne voted lid),
Counrilmemhe•r
Mdyor Sc:hnelde•r opeice d Lite lurbl Lr he•arircq at 7:57 p.m.
No one rhos,, to speak arid Lite hc•rr Lnq was c• lased dt 7:57 p.m.
MOI LON w,is made by Cotinri Imemher Craitr, seconded by CounrI lmem-
her Sisk, to ,ednpt 121 SOLUT ION NO. 47-1.19 ALITHOR 111 NG THE VAC A-
T ION OI U111, 11Y AND DRAINAGE I ASI Ml NTS, LOT 1, 131 OCk , Pl YMOUTH
1 Ill 1 WAY CI NTI R AOI) l T ION.
Mnllum r,errie•d cm at Refill Call %ote, five aye's.
May ter k•luie i der• ope•tre d t ht% puh I i v hear i nq at 7:5M p. m.
No on(% choSr Lo spook and the hearing voas ^losed dl 7:S9 p.m.
MOIL014 was made•. by Courtri Imember Sisk, sevorecltld by Courn•i lmemher
11 tier, to adopt eel SOI.U1 LON NO, 47-140 AUTHOR 11 ING THE WAT IIIN
OE CI RT41N UT IL.l1V AND DRAINAGI 14SE MI N1 S, OUTI0I "A" -
MUN 1 EOMI RY : NI) ADD l T I ON .
Mut loll c.irr 1e'tl oil .1 Roll Call %tel r, f i vv .eye%%.
RESOLUTION NO, 87-139
A"PROVING ON-SALF
14ON-INTOXICATING
LICEhSF, THF GYM
Item R -A
PURL i C HI AR I NG
t ASI ME NT VACATION
Item A -H
RFSOLUTION NO, 87-139
FAgFmrNT MUM
PLYMOUTH I RI I WAY CENTI R
Item H -8
PURI IC lit 411ING
I ASI MINT VACAT ION
Item H -C
RESOLUTION NO. 87-140
1
MONTGOMLRY ?ND ADDN.
11 em A -C
Mdreh 2,
Pdge. 63
1987
PETITIONS, REQUESTS AND COMMUNICATIONS
MOTION was mdde by Counc i lmember Sisk, seconded by Coune i 1 memhe'r
l I to r, to adopt RESOLUTION NO. H7-141 APPROVING S 1 TF PLAN AMf ND -
NT .AND VARIANCES FOR CARLSON PROP[ RT IF S, INC. 046134).
Mot 1011 carried oil a Roll Cd l i vote, five dyes.
Director Moore sLdted the the storm sewer drditts into d mdrsh
LhaL doesn't have an outlet. This outlet will he constructed
with the Wilidridge 6Lh Addition which has not been stdrted to
date. This development r.dttttot Lake pldCe until .after the sewer
is constructed or the Idttd will flood. At miliilmJm, d Lempordry
outlet must be ittsL.a l led.
Mayor Schlieider SLdLe•d the City pttrc•hdsed a lot in Larch HeiglAs
Lagoon in the rxperLaL Ion Lhdt 53rd Ave. would qo through from
l dreh l.ane to Pi nev te•w t dile.
Phyllis Hdnson, repr••sentlny Mr. Scherber, polnted out wheare the
pltte Lrees wert! Mid that. their main concern wds that this wds
also where tit.! Lopoyrdphy was sloped. To consturct d road hertz
would wipe utll the trees so the rtit-de-sdr- wds moved to the
south to preserve them.
Craig Scherber, peLLLioiter, stdteet the proposed density Is Lhe
sdmtt as whim Lundgren Brothers proposed developing the site.
Mdt d tar Willis sLdt ed Lhdl .at the Lime Ltutct ren Brothers pro - q q I
posecl d drives lopment, It wds c:ottt empldted Lhdt 53rd Ave. would be
t Lhrough strtaeat.. TO d5c.ure right-of-way dvdittahil[ty hetweett
Lhe plat and Larch l doe, the City purchased the lot. The slte'd-
t.Ion naw Is Lhdt a revised ,i..,. .s ht%tnq consldered which wc,t, t
trot provide that. street cont inutty. He doesn't helleve lhdL the
density dppro%ed wit.'t another developmei t ,hottld const rdln this
dove lopmeti t .
Mayor Schne•tder
that most of t h t s area het ween the ett I -de-
stated the idnd Is the City's dnd Mr. Srhrr'aer
should huyt hal part noL nt`ette•d fur street. from the C t t y .
Al Lornt•y Thomson stated there may he some• INIL11 rnttst rdint s on
the ('it) rtaldtivta Lo glvinq away ldntl
Mayor Schtivider sLate•ti Lhdt in a couples of years there will hts a
iielghhurhood park to the west of the site ,anti sttgtle•strd that in
Lhe final p' al theare, he .a trdi l runnet•t ion het.wee it the two Ctll
de-sa !s to a itah lt. peop I r Io ele•t to either the t ew park or the
One to the e11i5t.
Ili rector Moore st at.tsd that most of t h t s area het ween the ett I -de-
1.ar.s Is propusMd a•; it ho ld i ttq pond wh i rlt would need to hr itttlt• In
c•oss. Th I s 1 r, not a requ ( reed storm waiter pontis
RESOLUTION N0, 87-141
S 1 TF PLAN AMf NDMF N T
CARLSON PROPERTIES
96134)
Item 9-A*
PRELIMINARY PLAT AND
VARIANCES, KINGS NORTH
CORP. ( 86147 )
Item 9-B
fig
March 2, 1987
Page 64
Ms. Hanson stated there
railroad tracks now. The
ever, with children from
twice to get to the park.
0
is a trail on the south side of t!+e
Mayor stated he has a probler, 11tow-
the east crossing the railroad tra(:s.s
MOTION was made by Mayor Schrtelder, seconded by Councilmember
Crain, to adopt RESOLUTION NO. 87-142 APPROVING PRELIMINARY PLAT
AND VARIANCES FOR CRAIG SCHERBER, KINGS NORTH CORPORATION FOR
PINE RIDGE (86147) changing condition 01 to read as follows:
Compliance with the City Engineer's Memorandum, deleting item
24A and revising Item 24-F to read: That portion of the City's
property not needed for street right-of-way shall remain In the
ownership of the City;" adding condition 911 as follows: "The
driveway of Lot 1 Block 2 shall be located at the extreme south-
west corner of the Lot; the driveway of Lot 15, block 2 shall be
Located at the extreme northwest corner of the lot; the driveway
of Lot 1 Block 1 shall he located ac the extreme suutheast cor-
iier of the lot; and the driveway of Lot 14, Block 1 shall be
located at the extreme northeastcorner of the lot;" and adding
condition 012 as follows: "There shall be a public trail con-
structed to connect the cul-de-sacs with appropriate credits as
provided In the park dedlCdtion policy."
Director Dore stated the purpose of the drainage system pipe is
to take some of the nater from Bass Creek and route It through
a marsh sedimentation area before It gets to Bass Lake. As far
as he knows, there is no requirement to construct the pond be-
tween the cul-de-sacs. The pipe could be extended to the marsh.
Discussion followed on the necessity of the pond and pipe and on
the approprlate way to assure access to Larch Lane.
Attorney Thomson suggested deleting Item 24-F in Its entirety
from the Engineer's memo.
MOTION was made by Mayor Schneider, seconded by Councilmember
Crain, to amend the motion by changing condition No. 1 so to
delete Item 24-F" from the Engineer's memo.
Motloll to ameoid carried, five ayes.
Motion as OlWe amelided Cdrrled on a Poll Call vote, five ayes.
MOTION was made by Counelimember Sisk, s.econded by Councilmember
Mur, to adopt RESOLUTION NO. 97-143 APPROVING Ai'ENJED SITE
PIAN AND CONDITIONAL USE PERMIT FOR STONF HILL FOR RON CLARK,
CLARK CONSTRUCTION COMPANY (81004).
Motloci carrked on a Roll Call vote, flue ayes.
RESOLUTION NO. 87-147
PRELIMINARY PLAT AND
VARIANCES, KINGS NORTH
CORP. (86147)
Item 9-B
RESOLUTION N0. 87-143
XPENWO SITE PLAN 1
C.U.P. , RON CLARK
87004)
Item 9-C*
March 2, 1987
Page 65
MOTION was made by Councllmember
titur, to adopt RESOLUTION NO.
RYAN CONSTRUCTION COWANY ON LOT
TER (87005)6
U
Sisk, seconded by Courrcilmember
87-144 APPROVING SITE PLAN FOR
20 BLOCK 1, RYAN BUSINESS CFN-
Motion carried orr d Roll Call vote, five ayes.
MOTION was made by Councllmember Sisk, secolyden by Courrcilmember
I l tur, to ddopt RE%, LUT ION NO, 87-145 APPROVING FINAL PLAT AND
DEVELOPMENT CONTRACI FUR WESTWOOD RIDGE 2ND ADDITION FOR THOMAS
GRAHAM, GRACOM, INC, (85108),
Motion carried on a Roll Call vote, five ayes,
MOTION was made by Couvrcilmember Sisk,
Iltur, to adopt RESOLUTION N0, 87-146
MET PRIOR f0 FILING OF AND RELATED TO
2ND ADU MOta FOR THOMAS GRAHAM (55108).
seconded by Councllmember
SETTING CONDITIONS TO BE
FINAL PLAT FOR WEST RIDGF
Motion :tarried orr d Roll Cdll vote, five ayes,
MOTION was made by Courrcilmember
Mur, to ddopt RESOLUTIOM NO,
PROJECT NO, 7289 SANITARY SF Wl R
RIDGL 2ND ADDITION the amotuit.
Sisk, seconded by Counclimember
47-147 ADOPTING ASSESSMENTS,
AND WATLRMAIN AREA - WESTWOOD
Of $? 0,987,70,
Mot torr cdrr Led erre d Roll Cdll vote, five dyes,
MOTION was mdde by Councllmember Sisk, seconded by Councllmember
Z i to r, 1.0 ddopt RESOLUTION NO, 87-148 SETTING CONDITIONS TO Hr
MET PRIOR TO FILING AND REGARDING LOT DIVISION/CONSOLIDATION FOR
MAX WILHFLM At 508 KINGSVII_W LANE (87008).
Motion cdrrIed orr d Roll Cdll vote, five. dyes,
MOTION wds mdde by Courrc l !member
1 L tur, Lo ddopt Rl-%GLUT ION NO,
TION/DIVISION FOR MAX WILHFLM AT
Sisk, seconded by Councllmember
97-149 APPR0%• ING LUT CONSOL IDA -
508 KINGSVIF:W LANE (47008)6
Motlurr carried oil 1.1 Roll Call vote, five ayes,
Director Tremere SIALed the Planning Cummisslun recommended
dpprovdl the act i j1r recogn I ted that gree parte l Is less than are
acre dire(AIII(l d deslnn dd justmerrt to bring the lot limo corrfor-
mdnce with the ordina•rce, There should not be .i der iclency In
parking but Lire draft resolution creeds dd justmerrt as to shdreo
park l r g, This IS a c,)n.,o l l dated dpp l tear.1011 tired revised site
plans were nut submttLts,t subsequenL to the Pldnnlnq Commission
rct loin.
RESOLUTION NO, 87-144
RYAN CONSTRUCTION
97005)
Item 9-D•
RESOLUIIJN N0, R7-145
DEVELOPMENT CONTRACT
WESTWOOD p'OGF 2ND
85108)
Item 9
RESOLUTION NO. 87-146
FINAL PLAT
WFSTW000 RIDGF 2ND
95109)
Item 9-E*
RESOLUTION NO, 87-147
ADOPTING ASSESSMFNTS
WESTWOOD RIDGE 2ND
PROJECT 7)8
item 9-E'
RESOLUTION N09 87-148
3nTINGORDITIi15
LOT CONSOLIDATION/
DIVISION, MAX WILHFLM
97008)
Item 9-r#
RESOLUTION NO, 87-149
LOT CONSOLIDATION]
DIViSIONj MIX WILHFLM
7008)
Item 9-F•
PUD PRFIIMINARY PLAN/
PLAT, CROW -PLYMOUTH
86139 )
Item 9-G
arc. ie, i, v
Page 66
Gary O'Brien, representing Tramell Crow, stated that this de-
velopment will hs a "signature" phase for them and they will use
the best exterior finish materials and landscaping. They have
much less than the ordinance maximum requirements for lot cover-
age on lots 1 and 2. The setbacks meet or exceed the ordi-
nance. The landscaping proposed exceeds requirements by 150%
for trees and they propose substantial shrubs as well. He Indl-
cated that 25 rather than 13 parking spaces would be shared.
11
Councilmember Vasiliou stated she was concerned with the design
of the car stacking area at the gas pumps which could be a pro-
blem. The issue Is how long customers' cars stay at the pumps
while the driver shops in the store. She believes a deferral
would be appropriate for redesign.
Mr. O'Brien stated that the ordinance requires that six cars be
provided for each pump. The proposed pumps each hold six hoses,
three per side, and the customer can select his gas from either
side. This will assure d turnover rate that is faster than sta-
tions which have pumps with only one or two gas selections.
Director Tremere pointed out that they do meet the ordlildnce
stacking numerical standard and that staff's concern was whether
the plan complies with other parts of the ordinance which re-
quire the design to prevent inti•rference with fire lanes and
driving aisles. The problem is one of circulatlon as well as
one of shopping time.
Mayor Schneider asked if the City could take any action against
the station if they should continually have a problem with cars
blocking the fire lane.
Attorney Thomson answered that the license and conditional use
permit could be revoked, or the City could require them to take
out some number of pumps. In the event that the stacking de-
sign is Inappropriate, the COU11CII can review the situation to
determine if There is d need to eliminate some or all of the qas
pumps.
Mr. O'Brien pointed out that the fire trucks could access the
building from any side and that there are two islands glvtng
twice the capac[ty to move cars faster. The majority of the
business will be facing away from the residences to the west.
MOTION was made by Couricllmember ZLtur, seconded by CouncLlmem-
ber Sisk, to adopt RESOLUTION 140. 87-150 APPROVING FINAL PLAT
AND DEVELOPMENT CONTRACT FOR PLYMOUTH BUSTNFSS CENTER 4TH ADDI-
TION FOR CROW -PLYMOUTH LAND LIMITED PARTNERSHIP (86139) (MPUD
78-1) .
Motion carried on a Roll Call vote, five dyes.
RESOLUTION N0. 87-150
FINAL PEAT I DE%TW-
MENT CONTRACT, CROW -
PLYMOUTH (86139)
Item 9-G
r r
March 2, t987
Pdge 67
MOTION was mdde by Councitmember Mur, seconded by CouncLlmem- RESOLUTION N0. 87-151
ber Sisk, to adopt RESOLUTION NO. b7-151 APPROVING AN AMENDMENT MPUD ARENOMERT
TO THE MIXED PLANNED UNIT DEVELOPMENT PLAN, PRELIMINARY PLAT AND PRELIMINARY PLAT IE
SETTING CONDITIONS TO HE MET PRIOR TO AND RF_L A TED TO F il_ ING OF St ' T ING CONDITIONS
THt FINAL PLAT FOR CROW -PLYMOUTH LAND LIMITED PARTNERSHIP FOR CROW -PLYMOUTH (86139)
PLYMOUTH BUSINESS CENTER 4TH ADDITION (86139) (MPUD 78-1) in- Item 9-G
sect Lrtg coed I t Lo11s 4 through 9 from the Jdnudry 2.0, 1997 Staff
report.
Moti011 cdrrted on d Roll Call vote, five ayes.
MOTION w.ls made by Courlcilmembet l_itur, seconded by Courlcilmem- RESOLUTION NO. 87-152
ber Sisk, to adopt RESOLUTION N0, 87-152 APPROVING SITE PLAN AND 9ITF PLAN dr ElJePe
CONDITIONAL USL PERMIT FOR A CONVENIENCE CENTER FOR CROW- CROW -PLYMOUTH
PLYMOOTH LAND LIMITLD PARTNERSHIP LN CLOCKTOWER SQUARE (46139) CLOCKTOWER SQUARE
dddillg eciiidittorl #11 as follows: "Should excessive st !cklnq dt CONVENIENCF CENTER
the qd:: pumps prove to c•redte d sttudtion where access by public (86139)
sdfety vehicles would he hindered. the My shdLl review the Item 9-G
vo1ldiLt011dl t1se permit with the possihillty of deletinq one or
all of the gdS pumps" dnd chdngillq condttion 811 to refer to 25
spdc-es rdLher Lha11 13 spares.
Mot L011 Cdrr ie d oil d Roll Cd 1 l vote, five dyes.
MOT LON was made by Cou11c i Lmember 7 i t ur, sec:ollded by Coiine• t lmem- RESOLUTION N0. R7-153
ber Sisk, to ddopt RI SOLU T ION N0. 87-153 APPROVING S l T E PLAN AND . L F PL N =U. P.
CONDITIONAL USF_ PLRMI T FOR A RETAIL CENTER I OR CROW -PLYMOUTH CROW -PLYMOUTH
LAND L LM l TLU PA.R TNF. RSH IP IN CLOCKTOWER SQUARE. ( 96139) chdlltl; riq CLOCKTOWER SQUARI
co1ldit.ic111 #10 to refer Lo ?_S spaces rather than 11 spares. RETAIL CENTER
96139)
M01.1011 Cdrried on a Roil CdtL vole, five dyes. Item 9-G
MOTION wds mdde by Coune:l lmember 1 i Liar, se,4o11ded by Cou11c l lmem- RESOLUTION N0. 87-154
ber Sisk, to dciupt 121 SOLUTION NO. 87-154 ADOPTING ASSI SSMENTS, ADOPTING AS I-SSMENT.
PRO:JI_C T NO. 7219 SANITARY SI.* H, PLYMOUTH BUS INI SS CENTER 4TH SANITARY SE.WI. R
ADDLTION in the dmounL of $1,41.'.90. PROJECT 7?1
Item 9-G
MoLion r.drried on d Roll Call vette, five dyes.
MOTION was mdde by Counrt.me•mber Sisk, seconded h•,, CounctImember RESOLUTION N0, 87-155
1 i Lair, Lo adopt RI SOLIIT ION NO, 17-155 AUTHOR I1 ING Rt DUCT LON Of
Sill PIKORMANCI GUARANTI t F'1R is -00m CORPORATION EOR PARKS[DE AT RATON CORPORATION
MEDIClNt L_Akl (A••338) Lo S133,400. PARKSIDE AT MEDI000
l AKF 4-338)
Mot to11 carr itbd on a Ro L l Cd l 1 vote, f Lve .r• es. Item 9-H-1*
MOl 10N was mad1, by Cotute L lmemhe•r Sisk, sevonotbct I1y Couno i lmember RESOLUTION N0. 147-156
liter, Lo .adopt RI SOLUTIOt. NO. 47-155 AUTHORLIING 14DUCI LON O1
III PtRIORMANCI GUARANTI-I IOR SHIRMAN-HOOSALIS tNTEI41ST (45056) SHE RHAN-ROOSAI.I%
Lo $59900. (45056)
It
Mot toil carried on a Hell Call vote, five i)vs.
0
rx
ndren c, iyni
Pdqe 68
MOT LUN wds mdde by Counc L tmeenber SL sk, sece,eeete d by Coueec i Lmember
l.Ltur, to adopt RESOLUTION NO. 87-157 AUTHOR[/INC RFI)UCIION OF
SITE PLHFORMANCE GUARANTEE' FOR MCDONALDS CORPORATION (94094).
Mot lore edrr ied on a Roll Cd 1 L vote, five dye's.
MOTION was mdde by Councilmember Crdin, secoeeded by Counclimem-
ber liner, to adopt RESOLUTION NO. 87-158 AUTHOR[ltNG SUBMITTAL
OF REQUtaT FOR COMMUNITY DE.VELOPME NT BLOCK GRANT FUNDS FROM
URBAN HLNNEPIN COUNTY 1987 DISCRETIONARY ACCOUNT.
Mol tun 'drr ie:d an d Roll Call vote, five dyes*
NOI100 -ed1. mdde by Cuueee:llmembe:r Craiee, seconded by Counc:llmem-
ber t i Lur, to ddojiL RE SOLUT ION NO. $37-159 CALL INC FOR A PUBLIC
HEARING ON FHt LSTAHl.1SHMENT OF A TAX LNCHI MENT FINANCING DIS-
TRICr PURSUANT TO MINNESOTA STATUTES CHAPTER 47?.A for April 6,
19h7 d t 7:30 p.m.
Mot. iuee edrrit-6 oil d Rol l Cal I vote, f ivP dyes.
MO r ION wei s meide by Couite i l membe r Crd 1 ee, seconded by Coutio I 1 mem-
ber 116jr, to ddupt Rt SOLUTION NO. 87-16e1 CAII ING FOR A 1`JHLIC
Ht ARING ON THF ISrARI ISHMENT OF Al TAX INCRtMENT 1 INANCING DIS-
TRICT PURSUANT TO MINNESOTA STATUTIS CHAPTER 472.A for April 6,
l9h7 at 1:1e1 p.m.
Motion Cdrrieed un d Roll C,ill .feite, five dyes.
MOTION way, mdde by Couiw i lmember Sisk, se'c:oiided by Coueecl lme•mber
l i lair, Lei •jd0let RI SOL UT ION MO. 87-161 T.H. 55/GOLDENROD LANE IM-
PROVIMINTS, C111 PROJECT NO, 704, SiAIE PROJECT W. 1723-4?.
Motlon edrrleeel on ce Roll C:{ll *ote, flue dyes.
M01 [ON wets made by Comer i lmtbmbt1, Sisk, sec wiled by Couitol lme mber
1 i t.ur, to adopt RESOLUTION NO. 47-16? RI DUC ING 11F VF I ()PM1 NT HON[),
UI E RWOU I STAri S PLAT FOUR (h-794) to 7,168,
Motloie edrried un d Roll Call vote, five etye.s.
MOTION wds made by Cautiol lmember Sisk, se vowided by Couiwi lmember
l i ujr, Lo adopt Rt titll_UT ION NO. 97-161 SUPPOR T lNG At'1'I,OVAL OF THl
HI NNI P 1 N COUNTY 1 F 111 RAl All) URBAN (I . A,11.) PRO JF C T SUHM I T T Al_ t illi
PRO:TF CIS 4 l THIN THI CITY 01 PLYMOUTH WR 1949 THROUGH 1991.
Mot igen #-arr iiad on Roll C.011 vote, five .i) wi.
MOTION wens made by Coueeci lmember Sisk, se ewded by CouiwI lmember
1 i tee r, to dd0pt RI SOLD r ION NO. 87-164 APPROVING PL ANS AND SPF C I-
t ' CA r ONS AND ORDF H I NG ADVt N r l til MF N T [OR 1111!5 , 111* 1 Akl SAN -
rARY til WI H INII Ht'E PrOR, 11HASt 119 l"NO F t'1 NO. OOM-001.
Mot Igen c eerrled on a Rol I Cal l *tet e, f Ive eeyes,
L
RFSOLUTION NO, 87-157
HOND I N
MCDONALDS CORPORATION
q4994)
Item 9-H-3`
RESOLUTION NO, 87-158
RFUUFST FOR CM FS
Item 9-I
RFSOLUTION N0. 87-159
ORDFR INC HEW IN ra
I-STARL ISHMENT OF r IF
DISTRICT 1-4
Item 9-J
RESOLUTION N0. 87-160
HUE R I NG HF AR ING
I'STAHI ISHMENT OF IIF -
DISTRICT 4-2
Tk.em 9-J
RESOLUTION Nu. 87-161
G6L LARF I P .
PROJECT N0. 704
Item 9-K"
RFSOLUTION NO. 97-161)
H(1ND RE DUC T I (1N
0[ l RWOOD i S r A T1 S
A-744)
ILNm 9-1.11
Rt SOLUT ION NO. 97-161
SUPPORTIRC APPURFM
F .A.11. 13R()JFCT
Item 9-M*
Rt SCLIIT ION NO. 97-164
6145FAIRra Bills
1110 LAW F,l-WtR
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I'HOJI ('I OON -001
Item 9-N*
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March 2, 1987
l'dge 69
MOTION was mdJe t•y Cotirieilmember Sisk, seconded by Councilmember
litor, to adopt RESOLUTION NO. h7-165 DECLARING ADF'QUACY OF PE-
TITION AND ORDFRING PREPARATION OF R&ORT, CUL-DE-SAC AT EAST
END OF 30TH AVENUE NORTH - EAST OF FAST MFDICINF LAKE BOULEVARD,
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Motion carried art d Roll CdLL vote, five dyes.
NO ION wds made by Cc-uw i lmember- Sisk, seconded by Courtc i lmember
liLur, to adopt RESOLUTION NG 97-166 REVISING DEVELOPMENT CON-
TRACT FOR WIND RIDGE AT BASE LAKE STH ADDITION ( 85049) .
Motion 'Arried art d RnLL '.dil vote, five dyes.
MOTION was mdde by Counc: i lmember SI s,:, secort(ied by Counc i lmember
litur, to ddopL RESOLUTION NO. 97-167 APPROVING CHANCE ORDER
NO. 2, NIAGARA I_ANt IMPROVEMENTS, PROXCT NO. 509 by dcldinq
4 , 600.
MoL I oit cdrr i et! oil d Ro L L C.i I I vote, five dyes.
MOTION wds mddr by Counc: i lmember 1 i tur, seconded by Cuunc: t lmem-
he:r Creiri, Lo adopt RI SOLUTION NO. 87-168 RrQUI ST FOR PAYMENT
140. 13 AND FINAL, NIAGARA LANE SIRCF r IMPROVEioENT, P!1OJE:Cr NO.
50%) Lir tht! dmuunL of $90,969.35 to C.S. McCrossdn, Irlc.
Motion ecirrie d on d Roll CdlI vo.e, five dyes.
MOTION wds mdde by Cr wel lmember Sisk, seconded by Courwilmember
1 i Llir, to dduNt Rl SOI_LIT ION NO, A7-169 RUCF eV LNC P114 -L. IMINAIII RE.
PORI
E-
PORT AND ORDI RING PROXC 1 , STHI E 1 LIGHTING, WOODLANDS a. ell ADD I-
T IONS
Mot im t cdrr ithd on d Roll Cd l I vote, five dyer.
MOTION wds mdde by Counellmember Sisk, seconded b) Councilmember
it.ur, Lo ddupt RF SOL U1 ION NO. 87-110 ORD[ R ING PURI. [C HEARING ON
FHL PROPOSI 1) VACATION OF LARC!1 L.ANI , SOUTH 01 THL CUL -Dl --SAC %ti.
JACENT TO 1.01 69 RLOCh ?, RAPPAPORT ADDITION for April 6, 1941
dt 7:31) p.m.
MoL inn carried on d ROLL Cd l L -vote, five dye -j
MOTION wds mdde by Couric L lmember S l Sk, secivided by Cu.ine• L 1 memher
I It Lur, Lo .adopt III SOLUT ION NO. b7-1; 1 ACC[ PT ING PF. I I T ION AND OR.
IN -RING PRLPARATION 01 PRLL IMINARI F-NGINFE.HWG REPORT, 16 [NCH
STORM SEWI H , RANCHV I L 0 LANE SOUTH Of t-16114 WNW .
Mot, tun c eir r i eb() cm d Ho l L Cdl l vot e, f ive dyes.
RE FN)H T S OF OFF 1 CF RS, BOARDS AND COMMISSIONS
Mana jec Wi 1 Lis staled It. '•Vcutld d, ,u%.ir t.i,.it the hl.u1s regrilres an
dm sidmviiI. Lo the City's pldn retlarrlinrl writer (ped) Ity. The City
I L I hdve to t dkta this step when the o l a s dreg f l rrd l L) adapt t%d.
RESOLUTION NO, 87-165
ORDERING REPORT
30TH AVE_. CUL -DF -SAC
Item 9-0*
RESOLUTION N0. 87. 166
REVISING DEW. CONTRACT
WIND RIDGE: 6TH ADDN.
550 ptg)
Item 9-P*
RESOLUTION NO. P7-167
CHANGF ORDER NO. P
NIAGARA LANE IMP,
PRONCT 1)09
Item 9-Q*
RESOLUTION N0. 87-16.+
NO, 1) AND FINAL
NIAGARA LANF IMP.
PROF C r 509
Item 9-R
RESOLUTION N0. 87-169
L.VL .....V . .•V\. .
STRFF T LIGhrING
WOODLANDS 2ND ADDN.
Item 9 -SO
RESOLUTION N0, 87-170
STREEI VHCATION
LARCH LANG.
RAPPAPORT ADDITION
Item 9-T*
RFSOLUTION N0. 87-171
ORDERING REPORT
RANCHV I1'W LANE'
STORM S141:14
Item q -U*
RFVItW O1 ELM CHI 'K &
9ASSI TT CHI I K WATI RSHI 1)
PI ANS
Item 10-A
Mdreh 2, 1987
Pdge 70
The CoancLL received the report.
Director Moore stdt.ed that last Fdll PRAC revommended d study he
completed La determine the need for d trail alonq West Medtclr,e
Lake Drive. That study was authorized by the Council, tinder-
tdken, drtd completed, the results of which PRAC reviewed deed Ls
now recommending further st-idy. . The study .howed that a pedes-
tridrt Lrdil is valid drsd there dre three alternate alignments
pleas the existirsq dlignmeest to consider. The dddLtlondi study
would give d more definitive cost of the allgitmer,ts dnd pr,)s dnd
ores of edc:h. Without this, the most fedsihle dllgnmelst cannot
be deter mined.
Councllmember Cralrs StdLed LhdL her doesn't see how the City rdrt
avoid doing this sro,dy •+s there is a hazardoess siL1JdG01s ori this
rued died It will only Lm-re!dse when West Redch park in, c;onstruc-
ted.
MU f LUN wds mdde by Counc: L lmr mber
Vds L l Lo1i, LhdL sLdf f develop d
this sLueiy dnd br inq It bde:k to
MuLlnn e:.errieel, five dye-..
Sisk, seconded by Couneilmember
co,sLrdct with Lhe consultant un
the Council.
MO i LUN wds rr,.i-te by Course: i lmember Sisk se roesded by Cotinc i lmem-
ber 111.1lr, `.t. .idopt 1U.SOLUTIUII NO. 47-17141 API'ROVIN(; THF SFLF C-
T i ON OF A C("ISUL T AN T !OR THL VARKF RS L AKF BATH HOUSI to be
Delars-a Fri;ksors ArchiLects.
M01.1011 e:drrled nes d 11011 Gell vote, five dyes.
Mdyor Schneider std(.ed .%e rerei%vd d call from 11irb Fdwdrds,
PHAC Chair, indic:itInq they would prefer the- Parkers 1 al -e dedt-
eal. i on be ore Wednesddy , 711 ly C'9.
MOI LON wd-; m.ide by C,unri 1member lltur, %evonded by Mdyur
Se.•hrseider, thdt 6111! ddL & of Blotchy, 7r,ly 19 he scaL for Lhe dedl-
c.il ion.
Counr.11member Crdin %L,jLrd the adv.tntage of Lhis ddLe 1•2 Lt.
glves more f lexlhi L Ity n Vdr%V c:f bad weaLtu•r.
MuLirns carried, five .eyes.
C%3uee.. L lmf,mber Sisk st dt.ed t h-st , unt I L the City knows what. the
casts .ere, ht- doe3n't f ,evor e•%t dhL l shing a given sponsor. if
this is Lo tic a Ch y park, he wurtld prefer enl (St.Lrsct many part L-
oLpdnts from the City dnd not. Limit sponsorship Lu ones
Ckuenrl lmember V.ise.l loss st.dLe d she h.ss very strronq feelings dbout
this as she hd% heard from hos ies!&-i t hilt they wort ld tike to
L..eke part in this urogrdm. %lies offered to help in t -he sollrlta-
t luii of sponsors.
TRAFFIC STUDY
WEST MFI)lr[NF
Item 10-B
R1 Sill TS
I AP OR .
RESOLUTION N0, 87-177.
Irl FCTT )N OF 0)F. 1 NT
PARKFRS L AKF RA TH HOUS(
item 10-C
PARKI RS I.AKE PARK
DFD [CA T[ON
Itt•m 10-D
March 2, 1967
Page 71
Director Blank stated staff will prepare an outline of the pro-
gram with costs and bring it back to the Council.
MOTION was made by Counc Umember Zttur, seconded by Councilmem-
ber Sisk, that some specie! event be held at all four new City
parks: C.R. 61, Rolling Hills, and Amhurst as well as Parkers
lake.
Dire;:tor Blank suggested the dedication for the three other
parks be held next spring.
Councilmember Zitur stated he would prefer they be this fall.
Matson carried, five ayes.
The meeting adjourned at 9:53 p.m.
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