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A regular
order by
Chambers
March 16,
M I N U T E S
REGULAR COUNCIL MEETING
MARCH 169 1987
meeting of the Plymouth City Council
Mayor S.%hnF Lder at 7:30 p.m. in the
of the City Center at 3400 °lymouth
1!870
was called to
City Counc i l
Boulevard on
PRESENT: M4iyor Schneider, Councllmembers Craln, Sisk, Vasiliou,
and Zitur, Manager Willis, Assistant Manager Boyles,
Public Works Director Moore, community Development
Coardinator McConn, Park Director Blank, City Attorney
Thomson, anJ Cite C:erk Brandt
ABSENT: None
PRESENTATION
Maycr 'achnelder presented Sara McConn, former Community
Deve.opeent Coordinator, with a plaque In honor of net years of
service to the City.
CONSENT AGENDA
NOTION was made by Cour,cLLmember Sisk, seconded by CouncllmpmbPr
Zitur, to adopt the consent agenda deleting Item 9-A.
Notion cdWed on a Roll Call vote, five ayes.
MINUTES
MOTION was made by Councllmember Sisk, seconded by Counctimember
Zitur, to approve the n.inutes of the March 2 Regular Council
meeting as submitted.
Notion carried un a Roll Call vote, five ayes.
PUBLIC HEAR14GS
Mayor Schneider opened the public heartnj at 7:39 p.m.
No one choso to speak and the hearin- was closed at 7:39 p.m.
NOTION was made by CouncLtmemoer VdsIII--u, seco.ded by
Councllmember CraLn. to •idopt RESOLUTION NO. 87-173 AUTHORIZING
THE VACATION OF CERTAIN STREET RIGHT-OF-WAY, LARCH HEIGHTS
LAGOON 2ND ADDITION, LARCH LANE A03ACENT TO LOT 7, BLOCK 3.
Motion carried nn a Roll Call vote, five ayes.
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PRESENTATION
Item 4
CONSENT AGENDA
Item S
MINUTES - REGULAR
MEETING, MARCH 29
1987
Item 6*
PUBI IC HEARING -
STREEI VACATION
Item 7-A
RESOLUTION N0. 87-171
STREET VACATION
LARCH HEIGHTS LAGOON
Item 7-4
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Mayor Schnelderr opened the public hearinq at 7:40 p.m.
No one chose to speak dred the hedring wds closed at 7:40 p.m.
HOT ION wds made by CouncLlmember VdslltOu, seconded by
Courecilmember Zitur, to ddopt RESOLUTION N0. 87-174 AUTHORMING
THE VACATION OF CERTAIN DRAMSF EASEMENT, SNYDFR'S LAKFVIF.W
ADDITION, LUT 4, BLOCK ?.
MoLloee cdrried nee d Poll Cdll vote, five dyes.
Mdvor Schneider opene' the puhlle hedrteeq at 7:41 port
No one chose to speak died the hedrIng wds closed dt 7:41 p.m.
MOTION Ads made by Counci lmember Crdire, sevoreded by
Cuunc[Imember ZlLur, to ddopL RESOLUTION NO. 8i-175 AUTHOR[IING
THF VACATION OF PONDING AND DRAINAGE I.ASFMENT, GROWS OFF [CF
PARK ADDITION, OUTLOT "A".
Mot 1 1n cdc-r Led nee d Roll Cd l L vote, five ayes.
PETITIONS, REQUESTS AND COMMUNICATIONS
Courd ie. -'.or McCunn reported LhdL the P l ann i nq CommI is l nn
rec:ummeieded dpprovdl of the request. Howe%er, skiff is
ecommendinq that there he reo medidn on the roddwdy and the
Lrdf f Lc: c i rq: le: be el Imiredted beeduse of the cost of mal ntendrrce,
surf I.vdbi lily of pldretings, ltdbll Lty deed need. Th(• petit Loner
Is d iso propos:: rey d unique street name which Is Biot ire the
City'_ street r dme system. A complete overview of the proposed
PUD dmeiidment wds provided.
Peter Jdry Ls, BRW, represelet Irtq Uri LLed Properties, st.it ed their
request LndL the street be. ndmed Pdrkers i like Pdrkway Ls hecdceseb
of the NroxLmit) to Pdrkers l dkea tired Ldeitlty with the dread.
They db"e dlso regtrcasLinq thdL the Lralls be loCdLod wlt.hbi
edsemenLs rdLher thdre nut lots, which will have reo Impdct un the
right-of-way. The homeowners dssociation will mdtntaln the
ldndscdpirrt3 .elonq the parkway and LrWs. He: requested Lhdt the
Counr i L cons Lkipr d pdveMI-nL width (if ?ll f L . for e.er.h Lrdf r it
kine: _ f Lilt, Wad i do divided ru.edwdy. .
Wscu,•sion followed un huw many passes a snowplow woteld hdvt% t11
mdke Lu r.le.er the wieder Pdrkwdy versies the width recommtsntled by
the My and snow stordge.
Ln response to Counr.ilmember Slks, Coordindtor *Conn stated
LhdL, typLcally, at this stage of d PUD tier pldre Loelttcles the
number of tuts, bulldlnq footprints, trod interior r0ddwdy
Id)oul,. This heLlLioii, howev•sr, is ldent LfyLnq high and low
dt•nsIty dre,is hitt biliblLogs di d Interior roadways 4ire not.
PUBLIC HEARING -
rASFMENT VACATION
Item 7-B
RESOLUTION N0, 87-174
FASEME T VACATION
SNYDER'S LAKFVIFW ADDN.
Item 7-B
PUBLIC HEARING -•
FASF'ME N T VACATION
Item 7-C
RESOLUTION N0. 87-175
GROVI S OFFICE PARK
Item 7-C
RI V I SF) RP111) RI QI IF S f
UNITE -0 PROPERTIES
Item R -A
area 16,
Page 74
Included. The petitioner states this is to keep them from
having to modify the plan through the Planning Commission and
Council in the future ar. tries develops. Staff's cuncern is
that, If each area develops at its high range, It would exceed
tree 1,147 maximum unit count. This is why the Planning
Commission rei:ommended that development bedt the mid -point of
the range to stay within the 10147 and that adjustments be made
according to each phase is approved to keep the number at
1,141'. The private open space is not shown In each development
area and this should be seen to determine if this is a PUB.
They expect that a three or four story building will be part of
the high density area adjacent to the community playfield which
is a concern because of all the lights and intense use of the
playrLela. Regarding the issue of easements versus outlots, the
policy Is that trails shill be in dedicated outlots in residen-
tial areas for maLntenance and ownership by the City.
Director Rlank stated the ordinance requires a property owner to
mdiAain their lawn up to the curb, If they do not, the City
will hire a contractor to maintain It and charye the owner
through their taxes. With regard to the playfield lighting,
there are a number of unknowns, one of which Is the type of
ballfield built.
Director Moore. stated they do not anticlpate any water supply
problems. The idnd use Is very close to the projected sewer
flow but the plan, at the mid -point of the density range, is
within the limit allowed. The original plan had more higher
density units which would produce less flow while the lower
density will yeiierate more sewer flow. The enol of the develop-
ment could result In vacant land because of lack of sewer Flow
dv.+ildbility, if the development Is not closely monitored ds it
c+Oes along.
Attorney Thomson stated the City can legally restrict any future
development If they over develop the property, particularly
sUice the develupee-s are now aware of this constraint.
Counc Umember Sisk stated his concerti with the fact that the
consultalit has stated he hds diwdys had to amelid projects four
or five times and this could be awkward.
Mr. Jarvis stated the mdrKet place will rhdnge over the sir to
teii yedrs of development iiecessitating awendments. He believed
the sewer flow was a nonissue and thi:t is the first time he
hedrd that the project could be shut down If over
developed,which they do not plan on dolnl.
Director Moore stated that, because of all the density ranges
Mid housing types they are proposing, lie cannot tell for sure
what types of sewer flow problems mdy occur In the future.
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Page 75
With regard to the traffic circle, Director Moore stated the
City's traffic consultant recommends eliminating the circle and
making it a T intersection as It will control traffic better
and because the traffic volume in this area does not warrant
a special design. Because the park has not been designed yet, a
driveway may be required at this Intersection which would not
fit into the circle intersection.
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Director Blank stated they expect park access will be to the
east end of the park.
NOTION was made by Courn;ilmember Sisk, seconded by CouncLLmember
VdSlliou, that the petition be deferred for redesign so as to
address coeicerns eliminating the flexibility of design and
producing a plan with footprints, eliminattnq the circle inter-
section, d1kd addressifig proposed outlots.
Councllmember Crain stated the Council would be fooling Itself
If It thought a developer could put together a pldlt showing the
exact nature of development taking place over four to six
years. He too is concerned about the circle intersectton but is
comfortable with proceeding with the plat with additional
modlflcation as recommended by the Planning Commission,
Couitel Lmember Vasil Lou agreed and 1 . aced her conceal with t he
circle lnttrsection as well died 'hit she doesn't believe the
park traffic should be routed through the neighbhorhood.
Councllmember titur stated he wants the access to the park to be
to the east to accommodate the residents in the area.
Motion failed, one aye. Mayor Schneider and Couneilmembers
Crain, VastLLou, and Mur voted nay.
MOTION was made by Councllmember Crain, seconded by
Councllmember Vasillou, to adopt RESOLUTION N0, 87-176 APPROVING
REVISED RESIDENTIAL PLANNED UNIT DEVELOPMENT PRELIMINARY
PLAN/PLAT AND CONDITIONAL USE PERMIT FOR UNITED PROPERTIES FOR
PARKERS LAKE DEVELOPMENT STAGE ;i, PARKERS LAKF NORTH PROPERTY
NORTHWEST OF COUNTY ROAD 69 AND NIAGARA LANE (87006) (MPUD
83-1).
MOTION was made by Councllmember :rain, secondod by Mayor
Schneider, to amend the resolution by deletinq "items 24-H"
from cs.ndttton 01.
Motion carried, five ayes.
RESOLUTION N0. 87-176
ARY PIAN/PLAT 6 C.U.P.
UNITED PROPERTIES
PARKERS LAKE
DEVELOPMENT STAGE R
Item 8-A
Regular Council Neeting
March 16, 1987
Page 76
NOTION was made by Counctlmember Crain, seconded by Council -
member Sisk, to amend the resolution by changing condition 016
to read as follows: "The total numerical, mid points of the
density In all areas must equal 1,147 units. If a final, Piat Is
developed above or below the mid point of a density range
Included In this preliminary plat, then the density ranges In
other areas must be changed so that the density of the land
platted, plug the; mid point of all other areas, equais the
maximum number allowed -- 1,147 units. With each appilcatton
for residential plan/plat approval, the petitioner shat! submit
an accounttng of the number of units remaining, by area, alonq
with the number of units that have been developed. Any
reduction or increase In the number of units from the estab-
lished range and maximum number of units shall require an amend-
mer.t to the PUD. Similarly, each final plat request shall
include a status report stating the level of sanitary sewer
demand for all areas developed to d,ite and the balance of
capacity remdlning in this PUD."
Mutiot carried, five ayes.
NOIION was made by Councllmember Crain, seconded by
CouncLimember Vastltou, to amend the resolution by changinq
condltlon 015 to read as follows: "A public sldewalk shall be
provided along the south of 18th Ave. acid 22nd Ave.; no credit
IS dppLLed toward park dedlcatioii requirements."
OMotion carrLed, five ayes
NOTION was made by Councllmember Crain, seconded by
CounclLmember Vastltou, to amend the resolution by changing
condition l,8 to read as follows: "Driveway access shall be
Limited to Internal otibltc roads and restricted from Vicksburq
Lane, County Rodd 69 and the residential areas along Ntagara
Ldiie."
MOtIVn carried, five dyes.
Discussion followed on the easement versus outlot and Mr. Jarv[s
stated he is uncomfortable with being at the Cuuitell's mercy In
the future regarding setback requirements.
MOTION was made by Councllmember Crain, seconded by
Coui%cLLmember Vastltou, to amend the resolution by adding the
following to condition 014: "Consideration for building setback
distances will be given at the time of final plat and take Into
account site design and Ldl%dscaping."
Motion carried, five ayes.
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MOTION was
Councllmember
condition 06
Env lronmetotd I
made by Councllmember Crain, seconded by
Sisk, to amend the resolution by changing
from "Environmental Assessment Worksheet" to
Impact Statement".
Motion carried, five ayes.
MOTION was made by Councllmember Sisk, that the rendmiiiq of the
roads be according to the developer's needs.
Motion failed for lack Of a second.
Mr. Jarvis stated that he had asked staff for clarification of
some utility Issues and he has not heard back as yet. He is
hesitant to agree to approving the Eiiglneer's Memo as it stands
unkess he knows he can appeal It if the problems cannot be
worked out dt a staff level. He also r!quested Council feedback
on the 20 ft. versus 24 ft. road width for each traffic laeee of
the median divided roads.
Director Moore stated that, if they wish to propose a ?0 ft.
road LFIstedd of 24 ft., there is no problem; however, there
would be: a problem with an 18 ft. road.
MOTION was made by Mayor Schneider, seconded by Counci lmemher
Crdln, that condition 0?6 be ddded ds follows: "19th Avenue dlid
the north/south street which have d 16 ft. wide median can have
d roddway width of 20 ft. on each side of the median."
Motion ecir0ed, five dyes.
Mdlio motion ds dmewid:ed seven times tarried on d Roll Call vote,
fLve dyes.
fur a srpdrdte out lot.
MOTION was made by CounciLmember ZLtur, seconded by
CoueicLLmembe:r Crdin, to adapt RISOLUTION NO. 87-177 APPROVING
FINAL PLANS AND SPLCWICATIONS I OR PROJECT 7120 PARKERS LAKE
PHASE I I .
Motioi: carried on a Roll CdLI vote, five ayes.
Howard Hunt, representing John Schuett, stated this was d
d0ficuLt project to put together financially and this is the
reason he is asking the support of the Council. One request is
relief from the extension of the sewer which is at a greater
thdie iiurmdl depth and, therefore, more expei:sive. They are also
asking that Outlot A not be deaded to the adjacent property but
that easements be ilydnted uver Lt.
Director Moores stated that, If all easement Is yrdnLed, there is
i:o problem acid iio iteed fur a srpdrdte out lot.
RESOLUTION N0. 87-177
FIRE PLXR9 & SMMT-
CATIONS9 PARKFRS LAKE'
PARK PH kSF It
Item A -D
FINAL P AT, COACHMAN
TRAII.S (850?: )
Item 8-C
March 16, 1987
Page 78
Coordinator McConn stated that when outlots are created they
sometimes go tax forfeit and then the City's problem Is to
maintdtn them.
Mr. Hunt stated the neighbors would want the property If this
should happen.
Discussion followed on what "over depth" means.
Director Moore stated normal is 10 to 12 ft. and the estimaLed
cost is not unusual. There is an existing contract stating that
the developer will install the sewer.
Manager Willis stated that, prior to 1973, the City entered into
an agreement that these properties be provided with sewer and
that the developer pay for it. It was expected that this
development would have taken place years ago at d the sewer would
have beer Installed then. Because of the potential fatlure of
the septic systems, they would benefit from the sewer and should
be assessed. He believes the developer has the obligation of
extending the sewer to the property line per code and the
assessment committee should meet to determine benefit to the
WLllidms Woods property. If there is benefit, there may he a
cdse for reimbursing the developer ford fraction of the over
depth expense.
MOTION was made by CouncLLmember Sisk, seconded by Councllmember
tLtur, to ddopt NLSOLUTION N0. 87-178 APPROVING FINAL PLAT AND
DEVELOPMENT CONTRACT FOR COACHMAN TRAILS FOR JOHN SCHUETT,
OAKWOOD INVESTMENT COMPANY (85022).
Motion carried on d Roll Cdll vote, five ayes.
MOTION was made by Cow cLlmember Sisk, secot ded by Cuunctlmember
Zitur, to adopt RESOLU RON N0. 87-179 SETTING CONDITIONS TO BE
MLT PRIOR TO FILING OF AND RELATED TC FINAL PLAT FOR COACHMAN
TRAILS FOR JOHN SCHuE.TT, OAKWOOD INVESTMENT COMPANY (85022) with
the following chat ge In Item 1: "Item 24-B is belnq changed to
dhow Outlot A to rtAdin with do easement provided far access to
the property owners of the Wlll[ams Woods Addition."
Motiot cdrried on d Roll Call vote, five ayes.
MOTION was made by Cout cilmember Sisk, seconded by Cuunctlmember
titur, to adopt RESOLUTION N0. 87-180 ADOPTING ASSL'SSMFNTS,
PROJLCT 6419 WATLRMAIM AREA, COACHMAN TRAILS In the dmount of
159815.40.
Motion carried on a Roll Call vote, five dyPs.
RESOLUTION N0. 87-178
FINAL PLAT & DEV.
CONTRACT, COACHMAN
TRAILS (85022)
Item H -C
RESOLUTION N0. 87-179
SETTING C010ITIONS
FINAL PLAT, COACHMAN
TRAILS (8502?)
Item 8-C
RESOLUTION N0, 87-180
WATERMAIN, COACHMAN
TRAILS, PROJECT 641
Item 8-C
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MOTION was made by Mayor Schneider, seconded by Councltmember
Zltur, directtiig staff to research outtots In the Williams Woods
Addition and the over depth and sewer extension Issues and
report back to the Council Assessment Committee.
Notion carried, five ayes.
NOTION was made by Counctimember Slsk, seconded by Counctiirember
Zitur, to adopt RESOLUTION N0. 87-181 APPROVING FINAL PLAT AND
DEVELOPMENT CONTRACT FOR SUOMALA ADDITION FOR PAUL AND DOROTHY
SUOMALA (86076).
Motion carried on a Roll Call vote, five ayes.
MOTION was made by Counctlmember Sisk, seconded by Councilmember
ILtur, to adopt RESOLUTION N0. 87-182 SETTING CONDITIONS TO BE
MET PRIOR TO FILING OF AND RELATED TO FINAL PLAT FOR SUOMALA
ADDITION FOR PAUL AND DOROTHY SUONAL A (86076).
Motion carried on a Roll Call vote, five ayes.
MOTION Nds made by Councilmember
titur, to adopt RESOLUTION N0.
PROJECT 718, STREET, SANITARY
SUOMAL A ADDITION in t h.- amount of
Sisk, seconded by Councitmember
87-183 ADOPTING ASSESSMENTS,
SEWER AND WATERMAtN LATERAL,
33,047.55.
Motlori carried on a Full Call vote, five ayes.
MOTION was made by Councilmember Sisk, seconded by Counclimember
titur, to adopt RESOLUTION N0, 87-184 APPROVING FINAL PLAT AND
DEVELOPMENT CONTRACT FOR DEERWOOD GLFN PLAT TWO FOR GUY HOBMAN,
PARKLANDS DEVELOPMENT (86084) (RPUD 85-4).
MotLoll carried 011 a Roll Ctiil vote, five ayes.
MOTION was made by Councllmember Sisk, seconded by Councilmember
11tar, to adopt RESOLUTION NO. 87-185 SETTING CONDITIONS TO BF
MET PRIOR TO F LL1NG OF AND RELATED TO FINAL PLAT FOR OF.ERWOOD
GLEN PLAT TWO FOR GUY HOBMAN, PARKLANDS IIEVELOPMENT (96084)
RPUD 85-4).
MOLI011 carried on d Roll Fall vote, five ayes.
MOTION was made by Councilmember Sisk, secuiided by Councllmember
Zitur, to adopt RESOLUTION NO. 87-186 ADOPTLNG ASSI-:SSMENTS,
PROXCT 730, SANITARY SEWLR AND W.ATLRMAIN AREA, Dl-1RW00f) GLEN
PLAT TWO in the amaint of $34,170.
Mot 1011 carr lei oil a Roll Ca L l vote, five ayes.
RESOLUTION N0. 87-181
FINAL PEAT
SUOMALA ADDITION
96076)
Item 8-0*
RESOLUTION N0. 87-182
FINAL PLAT
SUOMALA ADDITION
86076)
Item 8-0*
RESOLUTION N0. 87-183
DOPTING SSESSMENTS
SUOMALA ADDITION
PROJECT 718
Item 9-D*
RESOLUTION N0. 87-184
CONTRACT, DEERWOOD
Cd -EN PLAT TWO ( 86084 )
Item 8-E*
RESOLUTION N0. 87-185
DEERWOOD GLEN PLAT TWO
86084)
Item 8-E*
RESOLUTION NO. 87-186
ADOPTING ASSESSMFNTS
DF-ERWOOD GLEN PLAT
TWO, PROJFC T 730
Item 8-E*
Mdreh 16, iva/
Pdge 90
NOTION was mddr. by Courtc [ Lmember Sisk, se:coreded by
71tur, to ddopL RESOLUTION NO. 87-187 AUTHOR I.ING
I FL PERFORMANCE GUARANTLE. FOR LUNDGRE N NRO THE RS
COMPANY .OR MISSION PONDS (4-339) to $79000.
MoLioeti edrried on d ROLL Cdl l vote, five dyers.
Councilmember
REDUCT[ON OF
CONSTRUCTION
Ddle Simortison, dltorney represeriLinq Ddve 7ohetison, Stdted this
is the plan which was seriL hack to the Pldontnq Commission for
rev l-;lon to try drid improve the Lrdf f is flow drtid to eel [mtridtP
some of the vdrldnces. Progress has been mddr a•tid d I I of the
vdridrtices have been elimindLed with ooe excr;)Llon, thdt of d 7
ft. vdridnce, for the p.irking to front lot line dionq Htghwdy
101. A chdoge to ddd d left turn ldree for Lrdffic to qo behind
Lhe building wds mdde. He totdlly disdgrees with the rngtnerr's
recemmenddLiorti lhdt there be no l4k turn Into the pdrklnq lot
vta the i4Lh avenue access) which would -ndke customers drive
around the h1Ii Ldireq t, get to the lot. The Plannirtiq Commisslon
hds deleted this fro,., their ree;temmertiddL ions ,fired dsked Lhdt Lhe
Council follow. He doesre'L believe the Pldnnirtiq CommISSLon'S
recommrr 3dLion that d chili i link fence he added was a good one
but they rio live: with [L.
Councilmember Vdstliore %LaLed the. entrance at 14th Avenge with
left Luriis would ht&. a problem btrcde,se delvers stop to der i der
oh i ch t e Brie to m.eke and the, heiek up will flow onto Ht ghwd% 101.
isDIsctessWit followed on dr(-ess, pdrk[nq, coostructlon of d
med 1 drti, ,fired L rdf f it f le:tiw5.
MOT ION wdS made by Coune i Imembe•;r I [ Lor, seconded by
Counr.tlmembe.r C, ala, to .idopl RI SOLUTION NO. 87-188 APPROVING
S I TF PLAN AND VARIANCES FOR DAVID C. JOHNSON FOR OAkWOOD SQUARI
0613b) deleLtetig cotedI1.1ort W.
MOTION was m.idu by Mdyor Srhnelder, seconded by Courn•Ilmemher
1'd5l l[ott, to amend I_he reasoltiLion to idd r.oaCit ion 1' hark in.
MotAoit carried, four ayes, Cotioct l,nember ?! tur voted stay.
W-1 WN wdS mddr by Mayor Suhne lder, seeondud by Counc l lmemher
liter Lo add cortdiLlon #11 as follows: "If the drtvewdy drress
Ire Highway 101 opposite 14th Avenue rdttises vtsh[cleS to stdrk
unto Highway 101 so ,is Lo r.iuse• % potenLt,il lydffttr sdfeLy
har and ciod problems, the Developer, at Lhe l r expertise, shd l I
reaLak d Lrdff[r ronsulldnl to .utdlyze the problem and propo%v%
solutions. The Irdffir ('orestlILdnL's recommenddlton shall he
submltlyd to the City for dpprovdl before ImplemernLdtlon. The
oosL of Lhe ne cess,Iry trdffic dad ly S I S and any eosL t.o Implement
a %O ttiL lonti w i l l he I.he responsibility of they Developer. Upoe
noLificdltun from the Cl'y thdt a traffic problem •exists, Lite
Developer shill have, Utei.r Lrdffi(- r.on5etilldnt complete the
dndl)s15 dad Sohmlt It to the Pity wtLhtn stxty da)-%. Upon
failure of the Dev••loper Lo Suhmit the Lrdffir ,In,Ilysls within
the 60 day period or fdi Dere to Implement the rentommenddl ion
I I h i n this I (me, per i od spec i f ted by 1 ht• CI t y Courtin• l l, Lhe mebei I ,In
wl [ l by e'lkl e'etidded ,It t.ht' 1)e'velll(le•C' S e%pense'."
RFSOLUTION N0, 87-197
BOND RI DUC F ION
LUNDGREN HROTHURS
MISSION PONDS (4-319)
Item 8-F•
SITU PLAN do VARIAN^.F
OAKWOOD SOUARF ( 46139 )
Item 8-G
RESOLUTION NO, 87-199
SITE PLAN & VARIANCF;
1) AV I D JOHNSON FOR
04KW001) SOUARF (96138)
Item h -G
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March 16, 1987
Page 81
CouncLlmember VasLliou stated her concern that 60 days Is too
long avid who Is to determine when a problem exists.
Attorney Thomson stated staff shouldn't make that decision, they
should tell the Council if they beliave there Is a problem and
the Council should make the final declbion.
Not1011 carried, Pour ayes. Councilmember VdSIILou voted nay.
Mftt ftas as twice amended carried of a Roll Call vote, four ayes.
Councilmember VdstLiou voted nay.
NOTION was made by Councilmember Sisk, 5ecunded by CouncLlmember
titer, to adopt RESOLUTION N0. 87-'89 ADOPTING ASSESSMENTS,
PROJECT N0. 731, SANITARY SEWER AND WATERMAIN AREA, SIONF HILL
ADDITION, LOT 1, BLOCK 1 In the amount of $199,342.20.
Motion carried un a Roll CdLL vote, five ayes.
MOTION was made by Councilmember Sisk, seconded by Councltmember
Litur, to adopt RESOLUTION NO. 87-190 ADOPTING ASSESSMENTS,
PROJECT N0. 7329 DEFERRED ASSESSMENTS, PROJECT 205, STONE HILL
ADDITION in the amount of $5,959.63.
Motior carried on #a Roll Call vote, five ayes.
MOTION was made by Councilmember Sisk, seconded by CouncLImemher
Zitur, to adopt RESOLUTION NO. 87.191 ADCPTIMG ASSESSMENTS,
PROJECT 7330 DEFERRED ASSESSMENTS, PROJECT 5059 STONE HILL
ADDITION In the amount of $23,936.75.
Motion carried 011 a Roil Cat L vote, five ayes.
MOTION was nude by Councilmember Crain, seconded by
Cuunc:lmember Zitur, to adopt RESOLUTION NO. 87-192 GRANTING OF
AN EASEMENT FOR RAILROAD SPUR CROSSING, 13TH AVENUE AND CHICAGO
NORTHWESTERN RAILROAD.
MotI011 Carried un a Roll Call vote, flwe ayes.
MOTION was made :,y Councilmember Sisk, seconded by Councllmembe:r
Zitur, to adopt. RESOLUTION NO. 87-193 REDUCING OEVFLOPMCNT BOND.
WEST MEUICINF. LAKE. TERRACE (80008) to $1,792.
110Ll011 carried oit c n -l! Ce ! i u:e, five ayes.
MOTION was made by Councilmember Sisk, secnnded .y Councllmember
11t.ur, to adopt RESOLUTION NJ. 87-194 REDUCING DEVELOPMENT BOND,
WEST MEDICINE LAKE 1ERRACE 2ND ADDITION (80009) to $1,100.
Mut ion ^.arr ted on a .: i L Call vote, five ayes.
RESOLUTION N0, 87-189
ADOPTING ASSEMMW
STONE HILL ADDITION
PROJECT 731
Item 8-H
RESOLUTION N0. 87-190
ADOPTING ASSESSMENT
STONE HILL ADDITION
PROSECT 732
Item 8-H
RESOLUTION N0. 87-191
ADUPTIRG ASSES
STONE HILL ADDITION
PROJECT 733
Item 8••H
RESOLUTION NOe 87-192
RAIENOX5 SPUR MF
13TH AVENUE
Item 8-1
RESOLUTION N0. 87-193
00110 REDUE UN 9 WEST
MEDICINE LAKE TERRACE
90008 )
Item 8-3-1*
RESOLUTION N0. 87-194
BOND REDUCTION, WEST
MEDICINE l AKL_ TERRACE
2ND ADON. (80008)
Item 8-J-2*
neyuaai %.wII%;L& nsre.a11y
March 16, 1987
Pdge A?_
MOTION wds mdde by Couni-I lmember Sisk, secooded by Counci lme.•mber RFSOLUTION N0. 87-195
titer, to ddopt RESOLUTION NO. 87-195 ACCFPr1NG HID, CLFANIN11A, XM-PTING 911)
REPAIRING, AND PAINTING PLANT WATLR TOWLL from Tenyer Coatinqs, PLANT WATER TOWCR
Iric. of Bddler, Minnesota Iii the amount of S167,4190. Il em 8-K-1*
Motion cdrried on d Roll Cdll vote, five dyes.
Ulrector Moore sLdted the project's consultlrsq englreeer is still W4TFR TRFATMVNT KANT
rev t ewirrq the h Ids died Is recommend= nq that the dwdrd of this PROJr.CT 431
contract be deferred. The City Lis tip to 90 ddys In whlch to Item 9-K-?*
dwdrd the cortLrdc:L.
MOTION wds mgide by Cotrrecl [member Sisk, secoruled by Counrl (member RESOLUTION N0. 87-196
1LLur, to adopt Rl-SOLUTION N0. R7-196 ACCFPTING AID, MY CFNTER ACCFPTIRG HID. -CM
BUILDING HUMIDIFICATION SYSTEM from Doody Merhdrilc.tl, Iris. in CEWER HUMIDIEIoT[ON
Lhe amount of $399699. SYS Tl M
Item 9-K- 3*
MOL ion Carried un d ROIL Cd I l vote, five d; es.
MOT ION was mddt• by Courec l lmember Sisk, seconded ny Counc l i memher RESOLUTION N0, 87-197
IlLur, to adopt RLSOLUf ION NO. 47-197 APPROVING PI -ANS ANU PL ISS bSP CIFI T ISS
SPF C 11 [CATIONS AND ORUF R ING ADVF"R T iS1` MF NT FOR BIDS, DFF P WELL_ DF_F P irf.L LS 8 AND 9
NUS. 4 ANU 9 PUMPING F AC IL. l I ll S, PRO1F C T NO. 6?5, PROOF CT 6?5
It "m 8-L-1*
MoL i ori carr Ie:d ore d Roll Call vote, five dyes.
MOTION wds mdde by Courrci lmember Sisk, secuitil bd by Cottree i lmember RESOLUTION N0, 87-19H
1 Lt,ir, to ddopL RI SOLUT ION NO. 87-199 APPROVING PLANS AND PLANS b SPHIFICU lt)NS
SPIXIF ICAT10NS AND ORl); RING ADVERIISIMENT FOR BIDS, 19137 UTILITY 1'35: UTILITY FKT.
I_XTENSIONS AND BERG clUD ADDITION UTIL[TIFS. Iterr, h •L -?'e
MoL I.m c.irr ied On d Roll Cd l 1 vote, five ayes.
MOI ION was made by Co:rncl lmemher Sisk, seconded by Concert brumher Rt S( LUTION NO. 87-199
Iter, to .tdopL 10-SOLI1TIOtt NO. M7-199 WVISION 01 SPECIAL .1 OSION or SPS
SSl_.:SMLNTS, 1_F VY No. 971), PRO1CT NO. 404, 9tWit IS1' ASSI SSMFNTS, LFVY 410.
HIILS/SKVI.LNI F;11_LS ADDITION. 97119 PROSECT 404
1 x A -M }
M01 1,111 rdrrled on d Roll Call vole, f Ivr% dye .
RE PORTS OF Olt 10145, BOARDS AND COMMISSIONS
Pdt Murphy, AdminisLrdtur of Lhe Union CILy Mlsslon, sl-Aed It
s their intent to keep Lhe rlidpe i no mall ear what they do e.1 t h
the rest of Lhe br, L lei Ings. The purpose of their proposal 14; to
devc lop d masLcr p i dee me how the hu l ld t ngs ran t•e •enovated aild
which wlll lidte Lo be repldeed.
Coum,IImembe•r Crain stetted Lhe Hoirslnq quid Hvk';vr,lollmerrt
Author 1 Ly' s vonr.•rie *,.is t hdt t h I nrtti w ireb hdppen l nq fast at lilts
MLSSLuru did they wdnLt%d Lu em,mira(Its t.hrm to unde•r•lakr, ,i lung
rdr+ye• lel ear.
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Kegutdr Lounctt meet erg
Mdrrh 16, 1987
Pdge Si i
MUTTON wds made: by Councllmember 71tur, seconded by
Councllmember Crdiii, to ddopt RESOLUTION N0, 87-200 AUTHORIZING
SUBMISSION OF CITY OF PLYMOUTH GRANT APPLICATION TO HFNNFPIN
COUNTY FOR INCLUSION IN THE URBAN HE NNE PIN COUNTY COMMUNITY
DEVELOPMENT BLOCK GRANT APPLICATION FOR YFAN KIII.
Motion cdrried Oil d Roll Cdll vote, five dyers.
MOTION Ods rndde by Councllmember Sisk, seconded by Councllmember
IILur, to ddopt ORDINANCF Nlr. 97-04 AMENDING PORTIONS OF CH%PTFR
LV, BUILDING, HOUSING AND CONSTRUCTION REGIILATIOr,lS OF THC
PLYMOUTH CITY COOk SI C T ION 400, BUILDING C00k..
Mut iull ceirr lett in d ROIL Cd t l vote, five dyes.
Mdrrdcler Willis reported ort this stdLus of IPg151dtton dffectinq
the Pity including flse:dl dtsp..rit.ir-s dnd the Hennepin Sall and
WdLer Curesrrvdtlon District spee:ldl lr'gtsldtlori.
MOTION was made by Coorecl lme*mber Sisk, secimided by Counci lmember
IiLur, to adopt RI SOLUf ION NO. 97 -?01 APPROVING 301147
COOPI RAT IVE_ AGRI 1 MF NT I OR RF CRI A T ZONAL SF RV ICES (it TWI.F N THE
C l T lI S UI WAYZATA AND PLYMOUTH.
Mollun c•drried un .i Roll Celli %OLe, five dyes.
Counrilmember VdsIIlou st ted the Origin.I intent of the
riedirdLion ceremony was Lo hdve d puppet Lhedt,r which should Le
the priority. She expressed corre:erfl with a liossihte kick of
l drkinq dt the drdleit ion dnd sug(jested d shuttle hus from loedl
husinesses and churches.
DI seu-. -ton fol lowt•d in the pripist•t1 e•venLs dnd pisslhle .irrds
for sponsorship.
c•uoctlmt-mL /it jr it4ited .iq•eIn his ooncerrr with the amorrrrt of
fund welch w i I I be dropped row; I tier I irrl th••re ore clrrse Ili the
Nark whlrh the City is trybrq to qe t rid of.
M.q it Sehnta l clvr not ret 044 l he City w:l1 nil he pay 1 ny for he
e -%reel• hilt 5eephlylnel stirport %L.iff Only.
Cowit•! l-ne•mher asl llutj will work to it any., rundinej suurr-'s for
dtadl: at ion and will prot.1de pe•rlodlr %LdWs repurls to the
Coourn• 1 L cm her of f rrt s.
M•I ION was mdde by Comic- l Imr-mher Sisk, seconcie•d by l uuri • t lmember
Ill jr, it) ddili t RF SO1 11 T I ON NO. H7 -'(1r' V oWN I NG ACRI F MI N T
I R T NI r N DI l ANO I H l CKSON ARCH l l (C 1 S ^NI) TNI C I 1 Y OF Pl YMOI I I H
Mol loi varried in a Sol I Call %ote•. ft%,* rc)e s.
RESOLUTION N0. 87400
AU H RI1ING RFOUESf FUR
YEAR XIII CDBG FUNDING
Item 9-%
ORDINANCE N0. 87-04
ANFADIR R ,
BUILDING CODE
Item 9-B•
I.FGISI_ATIVF UPDATI
Item 9-C
RESOLUTION N0. 87 -?01
JOINT 4GRFFRFNT (I- FT!=EN
PLYMOUTH 6 WAY74TA FOR
RECREATIONAL St RV [CI S
It em 9-D*
PARKI RS LAKF OF DICAT ION
Item 9-E
RESOLUTION NO. y7 -?0'
ARMcur nwmm gi
CONTHAV T
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OTHER BUSINEFS
Director BLank reported on the status if the trail connection
on the west side of County Road 61 and possible future
crusswdlks at 34th and 37th Avenues.
The meeting idjuurned at 12:10 a.m.