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HomeMy WebLinkAboutCity Council Minutes 04-06-1987S// M I N U T E S REGULAR COUNCIL MEcTING APRIL to 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 April 6, 1987. PRESENT: Mayor Schneider, CouncLimembers Crain, and Sisk, Mana- ger Willis, Assistant Manayer Boyles, Planning Direc- tur Tremere, Public Works Director Moore, Park Direc- tor Blank, City Attorney Thomson, and Ctty Clerk Brandt ABSENT: Couiicilmembers Zitur dnd VdsLLlou PROCLAMATION At the request of the Selective Service System, Mayor Schneider read a proclamation declaring April, 1987 as Minnesota Registra- tion Awareness Munth, PRESENTATIONS Newry Dean of the Plymouth/Minnetonka Rotary Club presented the Council with ,j check In the amount of $1,500 as a donation for the Pdrke-s Lake Park. Mayor Schneider presented plaques In to former bodrd and commission members of the Plymouth Advisory Committee on urban Mediation Center, CONSENT AGENDA Conor of years of service as well as former members TranSlt and the West Sub - MOTION was made by Councllmember Crain, seconded by Councllmem- ber Sisk, to adopt the consent agenda deleting Items 9-E, F, and G from the agenda because they require a 4/5 vote of the Counctl did deletliig Item 10-4 from the cunsent agenda. Motion cdrrLed oil d ROIL Call vote, three dyes. MINUTES NOTION was made by Councllmemher Crain, seconded by CouncLlmem- ber Sisk, to approve the minutes of the March 23 and March 30 Special CouncLL meetLngs as submitted. Motion cdrrLed oil d Rol L Call vote, three ayes. 0 PROCLAMATION Item 4 PRESENTATIONS Items S-A, B, C CONSENT Item 6 AGENDA MINUTES - SPECIAL MEETINGS, MARCH 23 AND 319 1987 Item 7* F April 6, 1987 edge 95 PUBL!1r HEARINGS Mdnager Willis stated the purpose of the two propoeted economic development districts is to provide a me -ons by which certain public trdnsportatlon improvements can be made In the years ahead. District 1-4 involves the construction of the Inter- change at C.R. 6 and I-494 and district 4-2 is to provide for the contireuatlon of the program to upyrade C.R. 10 and the im- provement to Schmidt Lake Road between Zachary and Nathan Lanes, Mdyor Schneider opened the oubllc hearing at 7:44 p.me No one chose to speak and the public hearinq was closed at 7:44 Pam* Mdreayer WL L I is stated this is an appropriate use of tax Incre- ment flndrec[reg. Piymouth has lrsed the districts fora clear died specific purpose such ds Carlson Parkway or C.R. 6 interchdnge. MOTION was mdde by Councilmember Slsk, seconded Cy CouneLlmem- ber Crairr, to adopt RESOLUTION KO. 87-215 APPROVING A TAX INCRE- MENT FINANCING PLAN AND ESTABLISHING ECONOMIC DEVELOPMENT TAX INCREMENT FIAANCING D[STRlCT 4-2 IN DEVELOPMENT DISiRiCT N0, 4. Motion carr lead ore a Roll Cal 1 vote, three ayes. MOTION was made by Councllmember Sisk, seconded by Councllmem- ber Crain, to adopt RESOLUTION N0, 87-216 APPROVING A TAX INCRE- MUNT t 1NANCING PLAN AND ESTABLISHING FCOVOMIC DEVELOPMENT TAX INCREMENT FINANCING DISTRICT 1-4 IN DEVELOPMENT DISTRICT N0. 1, llotiorr carried ore a Roll Cdl1 vote, three ayes. Director K)ore 5tdtecl the vdcdtioii is Lot 6. Block ?, Rdppdport Addition. made by the: builder ori this lot. The for street right-of-way, f;:r [arch Laree ad jdCent to The vacation request was I arid is no longer required Mayor Schreelder ope±ried the perbllc hearinq at 7:47 p.m. Lowell Bedversore. 2950 Larch Larne, asked about who will own this part uf the property after It's vacated. Director Moore answered that the City doesn't decide the dispo- sitioee. It is only glving up Its rights. Hennepin Couwety will resedreh the r 1cords and the laird will go back to the owner of the pdrrel where the City received the street dedlrat.ion and those rights will remain with that owner. 0 PURL IC HEAR; FIC - F STABL ISHMEN T OF TIF D[STPICTS 1-4 6 4-T. Item 8-A RESOLUTION N0. 87-215 APPROVIAG TIF LAN--" ESTABLISHING DIST64ICT 4-2 IN DISTRICT N0. w Item 8-A RESOLUTION Nbe 87-216 APPROVING TIF PLAN ESTABLISHING DISTRICT 1-4 IN DISTRICT N0, 1 Item S-A PUBLIC HEARING Item 8-H April 6, 1987 Page 96 ittorney Thomson stated the method the City used to acquire the rights will d4teemine rho Lt goes back to. Tte hearing was rlused at 7:52 p.m. MOTION was mile by CouncLLmember Crain, seconded by Cov.nc1Imem- ber Sisk, to adopt RESOWTION N0, 87-217 AUTHORIZING THE VACA- TION OF STREET R ICH T -OF -WAY, LARCH 1.A1JF. ADJACENT TO LOT 60 BLOCK 21 RAPPAPORT ADDITION. Motion carried or a Roil Call vote, three ayes. PETITIONS, REQUESTS AND COMMUNICATIONS Mayor Schneider stated hs doesn't believe this Ls an expansion of .,.6 ex sting h:•sr; it's creating another dwelling unit and he doesn't understand why Mr. Benson would object to the water and sewer dssessments. Roger lienson, 315 Zinnia i..arve, stated he's had a hard time get- ting the final cost of the permits from City staff, but has been quoted the fees which were noted in the staff report and which he believes are out of line for a dwelling add l t ion. He askeJ that the park dedicdtio11 fee be refunded and the water and sewer chae•ges he waived. He is concerned with the "bottom line" total osis died he it nLs relief. Mayor S.-im elder stated Mr. Berisori can be certain that he is not bL Lr:g treated aery differently from any other build In the City. Mr. Renson staLed his opinion is that contrd(.;.ocs don't care what they pay because Lite). car: get It hack when they sell, but he plaits on keeping the, horse avid renting it. He stated he is riot a professional developer. Mayor Schneider r- tated that. any developer should nay tWr own way acrd (Iot. burden ex I sL 1 viq res ldenL s. A dwe L L ing unit It. he ing added and the appropriate fees and charges should be paid. At Lorvre) Thomsovv stdted that if Lhprc dreg unique factors the Couvvcll could make an exceptle)n, however, in thLs ease they would be setting d precedent in redueLnq the fee 1110 any other developer could ask for the same Lredtment Ln the future. An amendment to the rude .ee schedule or asse:.sment resolutions would be needed sn all pe, suns were subject '0 any reduced femers and charges. Manager Wl l l Is sLatt . Lhe area chdN'JVs d: a set annv:al ly and use 1 to help pay for the entire sewer s)4tem and the SAC charges are sett by vhe Metru,jolLtan Cq)11nrLL. He thIlIKs that, If Lhe Council were to make an % %ceptlon for Mr. Renso.r, It :•ould he sett L•aq a is precedont. RE50LUTION NO 87-217 STREET VACATION LARCH LANE, RAPPAPORT ADDITION Item 8-B REQUESTED WAIVFR OF FFES AND CWRGES Item 9-A h 0 April 5, 1987 Page 97 Mr. Benson stated there were no parks readily accessible to his land and so he should not have to pay a fee. Mayor Schneider stated the neighborhood park is only one compo- nent of what the park dedication fee is used for; It 15 also used for trails, community parks, and City parks. He asked Mr. Benson If he could guarantee that none of the buildLnq's occu- pant% would ever use any aspect of the park or trail plan. Mr. Benson could not. MOTION was made by Councllmember Crain, seconded by Mayor Schneider, to der.y the request fora waiver of or change In the fees associated with permits for Roger Benson. Discussion continued aboert earlier correspondence between the City and Mr. Benson. He had objected to certain zoninq and planning fees. Attorney Thomson added that the conditional use permit is the vehicle by which Mr. Benson received permission to add on to his house. The City can add any reasonable conditions to that toe)- Irng permit to build, Including payment of pertinent fees anJ charges. Mr. Benson stated he doesn't bel!eve co:ndltiondl and the City shoull have entire area years ago so he would riot tit Lon for it. this land use should ro•zoned the property have btsen required to be and pe. Director Tremere stated the cosnditlonaL use permit is required by ordLndrnce for all attached dwellings. This gives the City the opportunity to review plans. Discussion followed un whether this process could be simplified, the redsois for the conditional use.. permit, what other develo- pers arse chdrged, died stdff t imr Ire relatinnshlp to the charges. Mot lore carr led, the ee dyes* MOTION was made by CouncLlmember Crdln, seconded by Councilmem- ber Sisk, to adopt RESOLUTION N0. 87-218 ACCF'PTING R[T), PIKE LAKE. SANITARY SEWER INTERCEPTOR, PHASE [ I, PROJECT N0. 008-001 from S. J. Louis Construction In the dmueient of $52?,253.50. Motion carried on a Roll Call vote, three dyes. NOTION was made by Couno L lmember Crairi, secoended by Coune I i mem- ber Sisk, to adopt RESOLUTION NO. 87-219 APPOINTING ELECTION JUDGES FUR THE. APRIL. ?A, 1987 SPEC LAI. [A F C T ION BOND Hr I E KE NDUM . Mot :on carr Lead un a Ro l L Ca L L vote, three ayes. RESOLUTION N0. 87-219 ACCEPTING BID, Mr LAKE INTERCEPTOR PHASE II PROJt: CT 008-001 Item 9-B• RESOLUTION N0* 87-'19 PPOIENTING FLECTION j' I1110.'421' 1; Item 9-C" negu ar ounc April 6, 1987 Paye 98 Robert Russek, plant. et ng architect, presented the plan for the treatment James Olson, coersulting engineer, noted Items In the draft reso- lution which should be handled by City staff and which were not covered in the contractor specifications. Discussion followed on whether additional trees should be added to the west, where the City would be getting the trees, whether the City should bid on the trees separ,tely and remove It from the contract, and making this an option or do it by change order after Laking bids. Councllmember Cralrl stated he believed the area tmmedtately west of the building should have more landscaping and some shrubs should be added to the south. There was dlscussiarr about the possibility of using City resour- ces to procure landse;ape materials. This might save mon,y if the materials could be delivered in time for the completion of the project. Discussion continued on ownership of the property to .he south acrd Its iultimate disposition. MOTION was mode by Cuuncllmember Craln, seconded by Cuuncllmem- ber S[!.k, directing staff to add condition 013 to the site plan resolution as follows: "There shall be six Colorado hlue spruce trees added to the west of the hulldlrg." MoLt0r1 carried, three ayes. MOTION was made by Mayor Schneider, se.:onded by Counr.11membee Crain, to defer the: re zoning, preliminary plan, candit tonal usr. permit, site plan acrd variances for two weeks. MuLlon carred, three: ayes. Items 9-L, F, and G were removed from the, agenda hecause ;.he%, require a 4/5 vote to pass. Mayor Schneider expressed concern with the proposed ameirdmerrt to the Comprehensive Plan Staged Growth Fleme.A. He would rather sere it amerr(ted al the. Lime there is a request from a dilveluper. Director Tremere pointed out LhaL this IneIude % laird that already has .i development approved for it. This sewer• district has also beery opened which makes this a "housekeeping" move. MOTION was m.,de by Mayor Schneider, seconded by Counel tme?mber Sisk, to Lable Item 9-E acrd direct sLaff to come hack with are amt,endment to the Comprehenslve Plan Lhdt would Include only that isproperty approved for development, MuL torr e.irr led, three ayes. WATER TREATMENT FACILITY (87013) Item 9-D AMENDING S T AGF I) GROWTH ELEMENT, COMPRFHFNSIVE PLAN (47014) Item 9-E Kegu ar ounc April 6, 1997 Page 99 e,. ng MOTION wds made by Councl[member Crdin, seconded by Councllmem- LAND USE GUIDE PLAN ber Sisk, to defer item 9-F, Ldnd Use Guide Plan Amendment and AMENDMENT (860489 rezoning, until the meeting of April ?0. 95108, 85019) Item 9-F Motion carried, th. ee dyes. U MOTION wds made by Mayor Schneider, seconded by Counctlmember REIONINC Crdln, to defer item 9-G, Rezonliq property in Vteksburq West, (36130) until the meeting of April 20. Item 9-C Motion cdrried, three dyes. MOTION was mdde by Counctlmember Crdln, seconded by Counctlmem- ber Sisk, to adopt RESOLUTION NO. 87-220 APPROVING FINAL PLAT AND DEVELOPMENT CONTRACT FOR LUNDGRFN BROTHERS CONSTRUCTION COM- PANY FOR STIEPLLCHASE 3RD ADDITION (MPUD 83-1) (97019). Motion cdrried ori d Roll Call vote, three dyes. MOTION wds mdde. by Couric t lmemher Crd t n, seconded by Counci t !mem- ber Slsk, to adopt RESOLUTION NO. 87-2?1 SETTING CONDITIONS TO Hl- MLT PRIOR TO F [LING OF AND RELATED TO FINAL PLAT FOR STEEPLE- CHASE 3RD ADDITION FOR LUNDGREN BROTHERS CONSTRUCTION COMPANY MPUD 83-1) (81019). MOLI011 Cdrried on d Roll Call vote_, three dyes. MUT ION wds mdde by Cowie, t !member Crdin, seewided by Counci !mem- ber Sisk, to adopt RESOLUTION NO. 87-2?? ADOPTING ASSESSMENTS, PROJECT N0, 7349 SANITARY SEWER AND WATERMAIN AREA, STI FPLUCHASE 3RD ADDITION In the amount of 511,671.40. Mutlwi carrled un d Roll Cd1L vote, three dyes. MUT ION was mdde! by CouncILmembe.r CrdLn, seewded by Counciimem- ber Sisk, to ddopt RI SOLUTION NO. 87 -?'j APPROVING F INAL PLAT AND DE VEI.OPME N T CONTRACT FUR l UNDGRE N BROTHERS CONSTRUCTION COM- PANY F Opt STI F PL ECHAS 4TH ADOMONTION (MPUD 83-1) ( 47020) . Motloit rdrrLe-d oil d Roll Call vole., three dyes. MOTION was mdde, by Caw e l lnvember Crain, secondedl by Couric l lmem- ber Sisk, to adopt RI SOLUT [ON NO. 87-224 SI T T ING COND I T ONS TO III MLT PRIOR TU F [LING OF AND RELATED TO I INAL. PLAT FOR STItPLI:- CHASL 4TH ADD l T I.ON FOR L UNDGRE N NRO THL R: CONSTRUCTION COMPANY WUD 83-1) (470?0). Mut lolc cdrrLead oil d Reil L Call vote, Itiret, dyes. RESOLUTION N0. 87-220 r1R 'rTe CONTRACT, LUNDGFEN EROS., STFEPLECHASF 3RD (47019) Item 9-H+ RESOLUTION N0. 87421 FINAL PLAT STLFPLFCHASE: 3RD 187019) Item 9-H• RESOLUTION N0. 87-2?? SF'WER do WATERMAIN STI:FPLFCHASE 3RD PRO& C T 734 Item 9-H* RI' 'UTION N0. 87-2?3 T- - L PL AT & FT -- tINTRACT, STFE'PLFHCASU 4TH ADDN. (87020) Item 9-I* RESOLUTION N0, 87 -?.?4 srTTING FINAL PLAT , STF F PLECHASI 4TH 87020) Item 9-10 a. r April 6, 1987 Pdye 100 MOTION was mddct by Councl lmember Crdirt, seconded by Courrc[ Lmem- ber Sisk, to adopt RI SOLUTION NO. 97425 ADOPTING ASSFSSME:NTS, PROJECT NO. 7.59 SANITARY SFW R AND WATERMA[N WA, STktPLFCHAS1 4TH ADULriow ire the amount of $10,060. Mutlore carried un d Roll Call vote, three .ryes. NOTION was made: by Courec l lmember Crdi n, seconded by Cuunc I Lmem- ber Sisk, to ddupt RESOLUTION NO. 97-2?6 APPROVING FINAL PLAT AND DF.VFLOPME.NT CONfRACf FOR JOHN KAROS FOR 141WAGE WEST 2ND ADDITION (RPUD 84-4) (96048). Mutirrr cdrried un d Roll Cdil vote, three dyes. MOTION was mdde by Councllmembe.r Crdlet, secundecl by Councllmem- ber Sisk, to ddopt RLSOLUfION NO. 87-2917 SETTING CONDITIONS TO lit. MF f PRIOR TU FILING OF AND RE L ir.D TO FINAL PLAT FOR JOHN KAROS FOR HL H i *1AGt Wl. S f ?ND ADI) I T [ON (RPUD 94-4) (46048), Motluet e•drried ore it Roll Cdil vote., three dyes. MUf lON wds mddr by Cuurei:[ lmember Crdlre, see .ideal by Courwi Lmem- toe.r Si SK, to ddupt RESOLUTION NO. 97-2?8 ADOPTLNC ASSESSMENTS, PROJECT 736, SANI rkRY SIWE R AND WAfI RMAIN AWA, ell RITAQ WFSf NU ADDir[ IN lit the stmomit of S1y,911). Mutism :•drried un at Roll Cstll vote, three d)es. M f ON wd and e h r n• r ee e. •e i e r - U l s d y Cot e, i lmemh r Cr d i s e. , ede 1 by Coo e I lmem ber Sisk, to stclupt. HISOLUI[ON NO. 47 -??9 AMENDING DE.VELOiNtNf CONTHAC f , QUAIL R LDCE 01 PLYM7t'TH HSUH 1) . Mut Lott carried oil d Roll Cdl l vote, three! styes. MOTION wds mdde b) Coune.• l I member Cr d i i e, seeonde. d by Counr. l lmem- besr Sisk, Lu .tdopt HI SOLUT[UN NO. 147-9130 AUTHOR[IINC RIDUCE[ON of Sl f F Pt HI ORMANCt CUARANTi l ION DAVID Hi l 1 tW SfME NT COMPAN1 5514?). Mot Wit rsirrLesd ott at Rol l Gill. %ole., three dyNs. Dlree:tur Malik slatted this is the• ststttddrd D.-pdrtmettt of Nsttural Hrsooroes dock- of 44 f t. rhes City will he liv tal l lnq i t . MOTION wds mdde, by Couite i lmemher S[ sk, seconded by Coune l lmem- her Crstlre, to deiopt Hi.SOI UrLON NO. H7 -?31 AWARDING C041RACT TO Mi.i CO MAR INAS, INC. , 10 PROV IDI A F l SH INC P [E H F LIR PARKS RS t AKF ire then dmuuiit of $?h, 5HO. Mot ioe1 e•drried ore d Roll Call vest e, three ayes. C7 RESOLUTION N0. 97 -??S v •. Vv.... a.. a ... V SFbrR dr WATERMAIN Sri FPL.F'CHASF 4TH PROJECT 735 Item 9-I • RESOLUTION N0. 87-226 FINAL PLAT 8 DFV, CONTRACT, HFRITACF wFST 2ND ADDN. (96049) Item 9-J' Rf sot.ur ON N0. 87427 l F INAL PLAT, HER I f AGF WI S T 2ND ( 9604 R ) Item 9-J0 RESOLUTION N0, 87429 SFWFR 8 WATtRMAIN HERIrACF WEST ?ND PROJt C f 736 Item 9-Jb RFSOLUTION N0. 87 -??9 QUAIL RIDGE OF PLYMOUTH 45041) Item 9-K0 RESOLUTION NO. 87 -?i0 DAVID HE Ll INVt SfME NT 45142) Item 9 -Lw I MING PII'R Item 9 -M RF SOLI! T I ON N0. 87 -?J1 AWARDING rONTRM I ISH ING KIN, PAWNS I- AKI PARK Item 9-M April 6, 1987 Page 101 Mayor Schneider stated his concern with the would require that the launch be open fur 16 until 10:00 p.m. each day, and suggested the Its control fur provision of the S2,000 launch. hours the state hours, 6:00 a.m. City not give up NOTION was made by Councllmember Crain, seconded by Mayor Schneider, to reject the agreement with the DNR for boat launch it Parkers Lake, Director Blank stated that, as long as the launch is free and open !o the public for 16 hours a day, the DNR will provide fish stockino to the lake. Mayor Schneider asked 11trrctor Blank to Inform the DNR that these will he the hours but, if a problem were to arise, the City has the option to s all them. The City Attorney is look- ing dt any possible chaiige:s to the ordinance. MOti011 carried, three ayes. BOAT LAUNCH Item 9-N MOTION was made by Councllaember Crain, seconded by Councllmem- RESOLUTION N0. 87432 ber Sisk, to adopt RESOLUTION NO. 87-232 APPROVING AGRFEMENT FOR PLYMOUTH FORCE MAIN MWCC PROJECT N0. 86-559 CITY OF PLYMOUTH MAIN, PROJECT 648 PH03ECT N0. 649. Item 9-0• Motion carried vii a Roll Call vote, thrc"C dyes. MOTION was made by Cuuitcilmember Crain, secon.lyd by Councilmem- RESOLUTION N0. 87-233 ber Sisk, to adopt RESOLUTION NO. 37-233 APPROVING PLANS AND CS SNF C IF ICA T l ONS AND ORDERING ADVERTISEMENT FOR RIDS, PRO:)f C T N0. ORDERING SIDS, WATER 4319 ZACHARY LANE WATER TREATMENT PLANT, TREATMENT PLANT PROJECT 431 MotLoei carried oil d Roil Call vote, three dyes. Item 9-P NOTION was made by Counellmember Crain, seconded by Councilmem- RESOLUTION N0. 87-234 ber Sisk, to adopt RESOLUTION NO. 67-234 DECLARING ADEQUACY OF PETlTiON AND ORDERING PREPARATION OF PRELIMINARY REPORT, TYRELL STREET 6 UTILITY IMP. STH ADDITION, STREET AND UTILITY IMPROVEMENTS, PROJECT N0. 737. TYRELL STH ADDN. PROJECT 737 Mot lugs carr led Oil a Roll Call vote, three ayes. Item 9-Q* MOTION was made by Councllmember Crain, seconded by Cuunellmem- RESOLUTION N0. 87435 ber Sisk, to ddupt RESOLUTION NO. 97-235 DECLARING ADEQUACY OF PL T L T ION AND ORDERING PREPARATION OF REPORT, STREET t [GHT ING, STRf E T LIGHTING TYRELL 4TH ADDLTLON. TYRELL 4TH ADDN. Item 9-R* Motion carried vii a Roll Call vote, three ayes. MOTION was mode by Councllmembe- Cralr, seconded by Councilmem- RESOLUTION N0. 87-236 ber Sisk, to adopt RESOLUTION h0. 87-236 ORDERING IMPROVEMENT ORDERING IMPROWN AND PREPARAT lON 01' PLANS, STREET . IGHT ING, TYRELL 4TH ADDITION, STREET LIGHTING TYRFLL 4TH ADDN. Motion careted un a Roll Call vi?te, three dyes. Item 9-R* pr e, .%f Page 102 Director Moore stated the bids on the equipment and media were received and their recommendation Is to award the equipment bid but riot the media. The media which was Low bid cannot be deter- mirted to be equal to the specifications so he is recommending it be rejected at this time. 0 Discussion followed on the potential markup of the filter equip- ment, who purchases the equipment the City or the general con- tractor, and the advantages of having one contractor who Is re- sponsLble for the entire project. MOTION was made by CouncLlmember Sisk, seconded by Councilmem- ber CrdLrl, to adopt RESOLUTION NO. 87-237 ACCEPTING BID, WATER TREATMENT PLANT FILTER EQUIPMENT AND FILTER MEDIA, PROJECT N0. 431 Prom General Filter Company (Bid No. 1) in the amount of 219,656.00. Motion carried ori a Roll Call vote, three ayes. REPORTS OF 01-F ICS RS, BOARDS, AND COMMISSIONS Couric !!member Sisk quest toiled the legality of se l L ing unclaimed property to the City. Attorney Thomson stated he discussed this with Director Blank and Assistant Mrvi.ryrr Royles. The State law says that, if d City is going to dispose of unclaimed property by selling It, it nest be at the best bid. He doesn't believe this means it has to be sold dnd that the City can make use of the property .f it chooses. Martayer WLLLLs sidLed this option would only be for the City, riot employees, acid only for items needed by the various operdt- Liry departments. MOTION Was made by Couric i lmember Sisk, seconded by Counc i !member Crdill, to ddort ORDINANCE. NO. 87-05 RLLAT[NG TO THL D[SPOSITIUN OF UNCLAIMED PROPERTY; AMENDINC PLYMOUTH CITY CODF_, SUBSECTION 315.039 SUBDIVISION 4. Motion carried un d Roll Cali vote, three dyPs. The Meeting ad jouriied A 10:03 p.m. AWARD CONTRACT WATER TREATMENT PROJECT 431 Item 9-S PLANT RESOLUTION N0. 87-237 TREATMENT PLANT FILTER EQUIPMENT, PROD, 431 Item 9-S DISPOSITION OF UNCLAIMFD PROPERTY Item 10-A ORDINANCE N0. 87-05 AMENDIRG CITY COBE' DISPOSITION OF 1)NCLA[MFD PROPERTY Item 10-A