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SPLC1AL `iJUNCIL MEETINt,
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meeting of the Plymouth '.lty
Mayor Schneider at 7:30 p.m.
of the City Center at 3400
1987.
Cous cl l
in the
Plymouth
was called to
City Council
Boulevard on
NHLSENT: Mayor Schneider, Councilmembers Cra1n, Vas!liou,
Zitur, did Sisk, Manager Willis, Assistant Manager
Boyles, Pldnniog Director iremere, Public Works
Director Moore, Parks Director Blank, Finance Director
Hahn, City Attorney Thomson, and City Cler', Brandt
ABSENT: None
CONSLNT AGENDA
Motion was awde by Councilmember Zitur, secondvO by Councilmem-
ber Crain, to adopt the consent agenda deleting Item 7-M.
MUtioll carried on a Roll Call vote, lie ayes.
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MOTION was made by Couitcilmembe Zitur, seconde•t, oy '.ouncilmem-
ber Crain, to approve the minutes of the R.aqulac Council meeting
of June 15, 1987 as submitted.
Mourn carried on a Roll Gill vete, five ayes.
PUBLIC HLAKING
Mayor Schnelder opened the public he;dring at 7:34 p.m.
John Preharich, 10704 11th Ave., tskcd for some time to check on
what da nn ayrevc+ to regarding L cost of removloi.4 the
trees. He believed the amount to be approximately $115.00 not
611.10.
The i.edring was clt si!d at 706 p.m.
NOTION was made by Counctlmember Sisk; seconded by Count.ilmem-
ber litur, to adopt RESOLUTION NO. 87-421 ADOPTING ASSiSSNENT,
1986 REMOVAL AND UESIRUCTION OF D1SLAsEn TREES amending to defer
Mr. Prebarich until the meeting of July 6, 1987.
Motion carried on a Roll Cdil vote, five ayes.
C• INSENT AGENDA
Item 4
MINUTES - REGULAR
COUNCIL MF..E r INS,
JUNE 15, 1987
Item 5*
PUBLIC HEARING
1986 DISEASED TREF
REMOVAL
Item 6-A
RESOLUTION N0. 87-42
1986 DISEASED TREF
RCMOVAL
Item 6-A
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NL.TITIONS, RE.QUL.STS AND COMMUNICATIONS
Director Hdhn reported on the bids which were op•ned at 7:00
p.m. LonighL .end recommi.bteded their dwdrd. He stdted that, If
the City lead not received the AA ratinq from Moody's last w(ACk,
there probably wouldn't Adve been much difference beCdUSe the
lit,' has always received d positive bid.
Steve, Apfelhar.h(jr, E.hiers and Associates, staLvd that, without
the AA -rat ng, d 10 to 15 hosis points difference could have
been expo eLvd.
M011UN was mdtAe by CoAnieltMember Sisk, seconded by Councilmem- RLSOLUTIGN NO, A7 -4d?
ber Vdsi l ioli, to .adopt RESOLI, l ION NO, b7-422 AWARDING THI SALI.
OF $3, 300,0,10 GI.NE.RAt OBL1GA110N WATER RE VI.NUE' BONDS Of 1987; RF VFW[ BONDS
I :X1NG THI lit FORM AND Sf F.ClVICAtIONS; DIRECTING THFIR EX1:CUT1a1N Item 7-4
AND UE.L.W.RY ; AND PROVIDING WR THEIR PAYMENT to Continental
Illinois Ndlitiondl Bank .and Trosi. of Ch1^dvo with .a net Interest
rdt(! of 6.55600
Motion Carried on a Roll Call vote, five ayes.
MOTION was made by Councllmember Sisk, seconded by Louncllmem- RF.SOI.UTION E:O. R74; I
btest lion, to adopt RI SOLUTION NO. 87-423 AWARI:ING THF SALI SAIFt;'I1
F ,1 700,000 Q NERAL OBLIGATION E IRI PROTF.CT ION BONDS OF 1987: a'ROT F C T ION BONDS
VIX1W THF.1R CORM AND SPt.0 IV ICAT IONS; DIRECTING 1HF.IR F xFCU1ION Item 7-A
AND DELIVERY; AND PROVIDING FOR THI1R PAYMENT to Nccwest Invest-
motet Sc-arvices, Inc. with d ntbt Irte%res*. rate of 5.9839.
Motion carried on d Roll Call vote, 1 i%e: dyes.
UireCtor Tremere std1ed this is d regot.st for d vdridnCe from LOT DIVISION, BRACE
tnea subdivision rode for .a lot Wvisien for [platted property HI RT1F48FRC (1170171
where the resulting two single family lots would be of less drea Item 74
than the minimum ordindnce standard which is 18,500 gq. ft.
The resulting tote lots would be 18,005 and 18,144. The Planning
Commission lads recommended approvdl and Indicated a condition
thda. the seatbdek line: for new construction on lot #1 be at least
25 ft. from the southerly boundary to preserve the south area;
the 1104111al setback would be 15 ft.
At the Planning Commission hearing, several neighbors expresLed
concern with the poor drainage in the arra. Staff met with some
of them dnd explained that the drainage should not be worsened
and, In fact, may be improved. StdW s original recommendation
not to approve was based on the fact that there was no planning
precedent to allow less t.hdn 18,500 sq. ft. lots. The Plaapning
Commission, however, dpproved the vdrlapec.e! bdsed on the findine,
t.hdt the varidnce st..ndards have been met.
John Stockmdne attorney representing BCUCe Hertaeeeberq, stated
the. requesters for between d 2 and 3% drew vdridnCe and pointed
isout other r lots in the neighborhood which were smaller than that
required by tu(ldy's ardindnee. They believe they satisfy them
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three code requirements ford variance and Mr. Hrrtzenberg has
the right to sell the property. It is inappropriate to ask him
to filaintain the property as a treeline. There is no detriment
to the public welfare ds the drainage will be improved and an
attractive nulsance would be removed,
he submitted a petition signed by 19 neighbors on Quaker and
dratoga Lanes stating they approved of the division. Four
other neighbors are objecting because of the drainage.
Uirectur Moore stated that part of the parcel was originally a
part of Pheasant Hills Addition which was the subdivision which
dedicated Quaker Lane. The person who platten this also owned
the land to the east and to the south. The road right-of-way
was platted as part of Pheasant Hills,
Director Tremere explained that, while there have been lot site
varidnre;s In other parts of the City, he doesn't believe this
automatically sugyesLs a varidhCe In this case.
Mr. Stockman stated whest they are asking for is in line with
other lot sizes in the eeelghborhood.
Herb Myers, 20 Saratoga Lane:, stated the neighbors were not here
to ii initthereattonableuseofthelandbytheowner. He
showed a graphic of the land and stated his concern that the
additional home would create a water problem on his lot. He
pointed out that many of the surrounding lots are 20,000 to
3U1000 aqe ft. and this lot would not fit in.
Jud 'Johnson, 35 Nathan Lane, President of the Willow Grove HOA,
stated she did not receive a notice of the public hearing by the
Planning Commission. She Nought her condomin:um because she
believed this site would remain wetland and also believed a sub-
division would change the character of the neighborhood,
Because she did not receive a notice, she has had little time to
prepare for the meeting, however, she submitted a petittcn with
17 signatures Opposing the variance.
Director Tremere stated Willow Grove was not notified because a
public hearing is not required for a variance. The Planning De-
partment is proactive in sending notices to all property owners
within 100 ft. and one was sent to the HOA Official address.
Mr. Myers stated the ared drainageway is often clogged and, un-
til storm sewers are installed, he believes they will have water
problems.
Councllmember Sisk verified that Mr. Meyers understood that, if
this request were not approved, there would be no public drain-
age easements dna the situation would remain the same.
Director bore stated there is a culvert, and drainage ditch on
the Willow Grove property which has been Cleaned out and showed
whertA drailidge could he Installed to meet the ekisttnq ditch.
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Mr. Stockman stated they should h..ivc: their eholee of the two op-
tions to solving .he: draindcte problem. He also doesn't helieve
the new lot should have to construct a cul-de-Sdr, ,just. a drive-
way.
MOTION was made: by Councllme:mbe:r Vasil lou, seconded by Mayor
Schneider, to adopt RESOLUTION NO. 87-424 ULNIAL OF VARIANCL
HUM THE SUBDIVISION COOF FOR DIVISION OF EXISTING, PLATTED LOT
ION BRUCE. HI_RTI.E.NBE.RC ( 87017) .
The Mayor stattbd the Council must fortis on the codeh varidnre
critt-ria including whether denidl is d denlal of reasonable us(-
of seoftheIand.
Councilmember Sisk stated he believes the petitioner meets they
varldnre criterla and the division would Improve the drdindge.
Councilmember 1.1tur agreed with t.hv Mayor that the subdivision
criterld should be they Council's concern and that he dlso
believes It h.is been meat.
Mot ion carried on a Roll Cdll vote, three ayes. Councilmeambers
11tur and Sisk voted nuy.
Attorney Thomson .idvisvd that the Council should adopt findings
sett inq forth the reasons why the vdrldnee is denied. The fol-
17w inq were %adopted :
MOTION was made by Mayor Schneider, seconded by Councilmember
Vasiliou, I.ilat there are no special circumstances affectlnq the
property which would deprive the petitioner of they reasonable
use of the land as it could still be used as d single family
residence.
Mut.lon cdrried, five ayes.
MOIION was made by Counc.tlmember Vdsillou, seconded by Council -
member Crain, that the development of the parcel could pose a
potential drainage problem on the adjoining neighborhood.
Director Moore staled yrading would have to be done to build the
swdles which would requi e removing trees and vegetation.
MOTION was made by C.ounclimember Crain, seconded by Councilmem•
ber Vasiliou, to amend the motion to add that the vegetation wds
considered part of the natural screening of the multiple family
development people reasonably relied on and, there Fore, the
vegetatlun and trees should not be removed,
The Mayor explained that people reasonably
Ing standards of the Clty which art' not
divislan resulting In substanddrd pareelb
the natural 'Vegetatlon dnd trees.
relied upon the ton-
suprirtive of a lot
requirinq removal of
RESOLUTION NO, 87-424
ULNIAL OF SUBDIVISION
RE QUE' S T , HRUCI
HE HT'F NE1E RG ( 87017)
Item 7-H
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Notion to amend cdrrled, three dyes.
Litur dbstained.
Councilmembers Sisk dnd
Motion as once amended Cdrrled, three dyes. Cauncilmembers Sisk
dnd litur dbstdine'd.
MOTION was made by Mayor Sehneiditr, Seconded by Counc11memv%r
Vdsillou, that grant inq the vdrldnce coulu have& d negative im-
pact upon the ndturdl wildlife and wetldnds in the area.
Motion c.irr ted, three .lyes. Councl lmembers Sisk and II t.tir ah -
Stained.
MOTION was made by Councilmember Crain, seconded by Councilmem-
ber VaSiliOU, to cldrify the resolution finding about undesir-
able precedent, by noting that the appllcdnt has not complied
with the provisions of Section 500.41 of the City Code.
Councilmember Crain stated variances hd-ve been granted In the
past but the lots had murex significant and unique :ircumstdnves
dnd hardships.
MOTION was made by Mayor Schneider, seconded by Councilmembev
VdSl1I0U9 to amend the ;notion ;, adding that there is nothing
unique on this property to justify reducing the Coda standard of
lb,50U sq. ft. for lots in the NI -A District.
Mutton to amend carried, three dyes. Counrilmembers Sisk and
litur abstained.
Motion as onCe• amended Carried, three ayes. Councilmembers Sisk
and titur abstained.
M011ON wds made by Counellmember Vdsillou, seconded by Md,or
bchiieider, that f indnCidl hardship cannot be d considerrdt ion forr
yranting d vdridnce and does not jerstlfy the request.
Motiun Cdrried, three ayes. Councilmembers Sisk and litur
abstained.
Uirector Moore stated there are three Items from the development
contract which haven't been resolved. He recommended the 5 ft.
sidewalk width be accepted in condition #15. The developer
would like to design their own street names and signs. He is
recommending against this so the names and signs would conform
to the City's grid system and the City calitd maintain and re-
place thence
In the past, no reference has been made with regard to relmburs-
Ing for watermain oversiting. The City's policy is that there
may be oversiting In areas but It has not been addressed as to
whether the City should reimburse. He recommends that the City
approve oversiting for either S inch or 1e' Inch based ori the
foulage Witch would be 950 fie less than that Installed.
F INAI. PLAT
PARKERS LAKt
87006{
Item 7-C
2ND ADDN.
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i'eigee 1%1
I tiv reedurt Lon Is Lhe d i f feereenree bet weeert this 1A.0 acid the one'
uritllneill% alrpruveed which held et more dirt -rt rurftee for the wateer—
main.
Uireectur Mouree sumntetr heed the approveed rhaneles In the Orvee'lop..
meant contr.trt which tieive heeen eigreeeed to by rt t y !,t teff .inti the
developers
Tam lilddnr, Wilted Properties, st steed t hey have! no I ssue with
Std , just points which they wdnte:d to consider.
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Dun Rin rosea, eenq lnceer for North Lind land Co. , st.il ted t heCI t f ' y
e nglneeer req tnartua 1 has s ldewa lk reequ irenumits of 5 f t. Al I t It(,, I r
Itlans, the-reeforv, shout 5 ft. which hers heeen approvt4i arid two
etskud that 1L he allnweed to runt mute on that bails.
Ihey ratsead the, subject, of oveersllirtq In previolrs rreeeeetings and
they .tssumced tht%L It wets the ( lty's policy t . r,reedll the
deevelopcir for overs LiIng. Hv I s been told, howvver, that the
City would follow We ur1ginetl City of Minneeaplls agreement
which did not gives credit for overslrinq. The project is pump
to pay more than its fair share to the water fund, therefore, het
heLieves they should qet the credit.
Mayer Schru'ider pointed out that costly lmpruveemetnts would have'
to be Installed to sRervlcte this arta with water acrd dlsdgreeed
With tile! std teem that they would be paying mnrte thin their
fair shares
Mr. Eiisanx stated the Innovative slyrtage is the opporturelty to
create a package. They art' a large drvrloper and would be will -
Ing to sign an ayreeemt'nt to metintaln the signs aroi purchase and
provicift aay ciddi'Llut.d. signs necessary to keep in stock for
rel air or rtepiat:e-Ment. He- would like to submit they package! for
staff and Council review,
Councllmember VasllLou stated this site IS a good one to make .t
statement, however, she has a real concern wlth stgnage settinq
a precerdt'nt for other developers.
Director Moore stated the State's sign manual didn't alleiw them
to change the sign materldls.
MOTION was made by Councilmember litur, seconded by Councitmem-
ber Crain, to adopt RISOLUTION NO. 87-42$ APPROVING FINAL PLAT
AND ULVLLOPMLNT CONTRACI FOR MARKERS LAKE [ND ADDITION (87006)
MPUD 83-1).
MOTION was made by Counc 1 !member Crain, seconded by Councl ln.: -m-
ber tltuM, to amend the development contract to show that the
City will pay for oversltlnq tip to 3,265 fte of trunk watermain.
Motion carried, five ayes.
RESOLUTION N0. 87-425
I ..Neter . %-,., e..
LAK[ 2ND ADDN.
87006)
Item 7-C
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MOTION was made by Comirl lmeimber Crain, se vonded by Councilmem-
ber /.itur, that the developer submit d sign pdckdge for Council
review.
Councilmember Iitur stdted he would like to see the pdckagtl.
Counclimember Crain stated he wo%old like to give them the oppor-
tunity to present what It would look like and how it would be
malntatned.
Councllmember Sisk stated he could not support this beCdIlSe
other developers watild want to make their st.itrw.nt with their
own typt-s of signs.
L'ouncilmember VdsilLoei dyree:d and stated she doesei't know how
the City could, In the future, deeldu who would receive designer
s 1gnd9e. She stdted she would like t iiput from the Public S.ifety
Department.
Motion fd i lead, two ayes. Mayor Schne ldor and Counri lmembers
Sisk and Vasiliou voted ndy.
Director Moore stdted there are 5 ft. wide adlks in other naris
of the: City. Hecause the City may need to ntdintdire these in the:
future:, he would recommend they be 6 f t.
Councilmember Crain added that, because of the number of bikers
nd walker:, in the Ndrkers Lake area, 6 ft, sidewalks would be
required.
MOTION was made by Mayor Schneider, seconded by Councilmember
VdstlLou, directing pians he changed to require 6 ft. sidewalks
In d11 eases and thdt the development contract indicate that the
City pay the incremental cost from a 5 ft. to d 6 ft. sidewalk
between Niggard and V it-k.she,rtl L.dnes on 18th Ave.
Motion carried, five ayes.
Motion as twine amended carr ted on a Ro 1 i Call vote, five ayes.
MOTION was mdde by Councilmember titur, seconded by Councllmem-
ber Crain, to adopt RESOLUTION NO. 87-426 'ETTING CONDITIONS 10
HL MET PRIOR 10 FILING OF AND RELATED TO FINAL PLAT FOR PARKERS
LAKE 2ND ADDITION FOR NORTHLAND LAND COMPANY (87006) (MPUD
83-1).
Motion carried on a Holl Call vote, five ayes.
MOTION was made by CouneIlmember Vasiliou, seconded by Mayor
Schneider, directing striff to clarify the City policies and
ordinance as they relate to sidewalks to Indicate 6 It. and to
clarlfy the relationship between trdlLs and sidewalks.
0 Motion Carried, five ayes.
RESOLUTION N0. 87-426
FINAL PLAT, PARKERS
LAKE 2ND ADDN.
87006)
Item 7-C
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MOTION wd , made by Counr I I mebmbe- r /I t u r, sv(-onded by Cnunr I I mebm-
ber Cralre, Lo .idupt, RI SOLUTION NO. 47-4?7 A111190VINC SI:F PI AN
F 0R 01 TO BOCk ON I HOPI OIC 1 NOUS I N l l S, INC ( .47054) .
Motion r.irrled on a Noll Cali voteb, five ayes.
MOTION was made by Counc•ilmesrnber lltur, seconded by Councllmem-
be:r Crain, to adopt RESOLUTION NO,, H7-4?h APPROVING UISHURSI -
MI NTS FUN THE PI RIOT) I NOING MAY 31, 19N7 In they amoenit of
51,4630984.59.
Nation c(irrteed aii a Nall C.ill vote,, flveb ayf.s.
MOTION was made by Counr i lmeambesr l itur, seconded by Counc.•l lmem-
ber Crohn, to .adopt RI SOLUT LON NO. h7-4?9 APPROVING RI NI WAI. OF
CONSUMPTION ANU D iSK.AV l ICI NSI FOR 19947 -19hh.
Mnt. ooi carr ifsd on a Roll Cali vol eb, t ive ayes.
tIOTION w.is made, by Couiicilmember /Itur, serunded by Counellmebm-
ber Cr.ilrt, to .idopt. RI SCCUTION NO. 87-430 APPROVING RI NF WAl OF
UN -SALE NON-1NTUX1('AT1NG MAL T i iQUOR 1. LCF NSI S FOR 1987-1988.
WtA on carr le d on .i Rall C.e I 1 vote, five ayes.
MOTION was made by Counr l imember / i tor, se ronded by Counr. i lmem-
ber Cra ln, to .adopt RI SOLUTION NU. 87-4)1 APPROVING RF NF WAL OF
CLUB L ICI NSI S FOR 19.47- !gbh.
W)Llon carrLed on a Roll Call vote, five ayes.
MO11UN was made by Counr, l 1 mvmbe r /. t l u r , seconded by Counc 11 us-m-
ber Crain, to adoe)t RE SOLUTION NO. 47-43? APPROVINC KI NFWAL OF
011 -SAI.I NUN-INTOXICAT iNC MAI 1 L. IQUOR a ICI NSi S I -OR 1987-1988.
Mat:.uit c.•arrlo!d un a Noll C.tll vote, five ayes.
MUT LUN was node by Cuunrilmember 1Lt.ur, seconded by Councilmem-
ber Crain, It. .cdl.ut RISOLUTION NO. 87-433 DENYING ON -SALE NON-
1NTOXICATIN( LIQUOR LICENSL FOR PLYMOUTH RACQUET CI.UB.
Motion carr iete or: a Roll Call vote, five ayes.
MOTION was made by Councllmembe,r tltur, secuW d by Councllmem-
ber Cralei, LC adopt RLSOl.UT1ON NO. 87-414 DECLARING ADEQUACY OF
NET LT 1UN AND ORDLRING PRLI'ARAT ION OF RLPORT, STRI F.T t_ IGHT INC,
VAGABOND LANE AND 20TH AVENUES
Motion edrrLed un a Rall Cell vote, rIVr ayes.
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RI SOLUT ION N0, N7-427
F P1 AN, ffTTtT0TriT#n%-
It )USTRII S ( 47054)
l t •m 7-P*
NF SOL UT ION N0, 147-42h
APPROVING S
Pr RIOD I NDINC 5/31/q7
I . em 7-1*
P'.:SOLUTION NO. 87-4?9
CONSUMPTION T t.AY
I ICF NSF RE NF WAl
It rim 7-F *
RI SOL.U11ON N0. 87-4311
ON-SAI.F NON -INTOXICA-
TING L ICENSF RF NF WAI. S
Item 7-F*
RF SOLUTION N0, 87-431
Item 7 -F *
RE JOLUTION N0. 87-43?
T I NG L ICI NSE RF NF WAI. S
Item 7-F*
RF SOLUT ION NO. 87-433
DENYING LicrNSF AL
PLYMOUTH RACQULT CLUB
Item 7-F*
RESOLUTION We 87-434
STRV T LIGHTING
VAGABOND LANE & 20TH
It ttin 7-G*
Sporld l Cohtrtci l Meet irlq
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1,110110H was m.tdi- h' C'oini • i lme-mht°r / i t tir. est-ranllt'ct by Ctnhnr i I Ire m-
bar Cretin, Lo altopL HI SOLUTLIIN MO. 47.435 Tli*F IC SICNAI AGkI I
MINI, 13T4 AW NUI AND COUNTY ROAD 1ti, CI T1 PRu IF VI IIU. rilom.
Me L inn ..rried on a Rall Call vutry f i%t. .}e'°,.
MUTION w.is moidt° by Count, Ilme°rtht-r liter. -se-rohtde•d by Cottnr11r.wam-
bur C. dl rt, to adOpt RI.SUI UT ION NO. 47.4% W OW ST INC Mr0dT CON -
1111C T al't t 11 1.1 M L I S T UD I I S ON 1101 t Y I Atli I ROM i. It . 9' :1 4U() i) NI
RAIL LOAi,.
W1 tut varriv' oil d Ral I C.ri 1 Nvute, f int• .rye°S
M401(94 ».is matte by Cotiael law-mbur 11 Lur, : et-unded by Counci lmern-
b.ir• CraIit, I n adopt, RI SOLOT ION NO. h7-437 AI'11e101VING III A14S, A140
SNF C'II 1CAT IONS ANU ORI1I RING Ai)%t RT ISI I-II NT I Oil BIUS ON Cl! %Nl (lt;,
III IJAIRING, AND PAINTING COUNTY FoAD h WATI N T0048
Mut. ilei roirr ithc1 url a Ito! l Ca I l lt :lt tt, f live .,t@ es.
MOTION Weis mdde b% Courtct Ioreattirr 11 Lur, sec•unde: by Count°; lmf.m-
ber Crdltt, to ddopt lil SOLCI11014 N(;, te7-4 )s OROt RINI. 1MPROVIVII NT
AMU PRL PARAT ION (it PLANS AND SPLCII I CAT VINS 9 1 L RNHROOF:-*O0DS,
PHASI 19 S T RI 1.f AND 11111 !VY I MPROILI Mi N T S, t'Itoit (: I mi.,. '71.),
h4ltt tun cdrried un d Roll Cal l %,r)tr, five° dyes.
Mt I ION wds mcide by C'oltrit.l lhrttmber Iitt r, s-arande d ry Counc.l Iifteen-
war Cr4iln, to .idupt RI S9LUTION NO. 47-4.9 r:C(XJ1kAi LVl ('Otel.1RUC-
110N AGRI.LMLNT, PARK AND HICi. LOT LtPANSIGH.
Mot Lon c•drri°d On d Roil ('.ill vete. five .lyes.
Mdn-igtar W i l l l S stdtt°d the NRA's !.Ludy c f t ill° rlee d rue sen t or
houslity hds beton ongolny dttd the third dnd fourth st.tges noolcl
cumplete It. He recoriMr,endpa the ritunt-ll appreve the recommt•rldd-
t ioth from lite HRA to cont tour the study.
Councilmember Crdln slated Lhdt•, since the HRA last stet witn the
CouncLl on this subject, several developers hdve expressed do
Interest in senior housing. There is dlso same stg--1 that there
may be f 1pxlbi llty on the pc rt Gf HUD on the mirlinkra percentdgP
of ttttlts which would have to tie subsidized ds well ss thts Income
levels dnd percent of Income pold for rent. The HILA htl I ieveas
Lhe:re is d demdnd for senior llcusinq dnd, In order to work with
d developer, Lhe ntudy deeds Lo be completed.
MOTION wds rude by Counc;ilmember tltur, secothded by Cattnellmem-
ber Crdln, to dut hov ite cot:i.r let lo.h of st.iges three oriel roar of
Lite rentor housing study.
Mtjt ton
Cdrrled16 ,
fLve dyes.
NI tial I) T I ON HO. h7 -41S
13TH W . h C.H. 14
PFtr t: II C T 644
Item 7-li"
RF S0LUI ION NO. h7-4)6
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ht S(:tUT ION NO, 87-439
I XPANS ION ACRI- F ME N T
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S! N I OR MOUS 1 N' . MARK[ i
STUUY
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Spec id l Council Mee t l oq
lune• ??, 1947
Pdge' 1 h5
P OT ION ,as m.ide• by Counri lme mbe-r
oer CraIit, Lo .ide pt Ht SOLUT10H NU.
NO. 1 I (1H W 1(,HBORH()()I1 11AW'•.
3399 50.531.
1i t err, •.e rer.ded b} 1•e nr i I ftem-
4 7 -4,40 AlIVROV 1 Pic; CHANC.t ORW H
PROS CT N(1. 711 by add liq
MuL iur c-drrle•d on .a Poll ('a) l vote, five acs.
REPORTS Of OFF 1C't HS, WARDS AND CO1*1ISSIOWS
The lUunC11 rt•vic-wed the! sl.Auy reporL on 41 l Lilt, current pe blic•
impruveme:nt pruje uLs. Cotinrl lmvmber Vasl t l.>>e stated the C.R. 15
tra I! was handled ver` wc,[ I.
Mal lei (p -r• W111[ %7, SLatcd this draft
it br in view of whereh stdff is
mesrat %. IL will be tt c subject of
ninq Commission In AuausL.
Is to ; o\,IdP the Count l l with
heddv(1. ith (Na pItaI Improve -
i publ;t• hearinq by they Plan-
Mdn.iyer Willis stated Lhca pdy e.goity tidy is the- result. of 1944
leylsl.it.lon rerquirinq cities Lo estr.tish ecnift.rhle• rompens.it inn
between femolcs and male duminaLec.. rl..sses.
MOTION *a% made by Cour r i t membe S i r k, s-conded by Counr ! 1 membe r
11 t ur, Lo adopt HI SOLUT IUN NO. h7 1+41 APPROVING A PAY f Qui TY
SfUUY 1NU 1MPLt MI NTATION PLAN.
Mark Chrlstidnsun, Arthur Younq, sipmaldrized the SLudy and It.%
Ila 11)(1 S.
Mat ton Cdrried on a Roll Call voe five dyes.
Counr I 1 members.
it tended.
WHIR BUSlNt SS
nave brief re•pc;r' o varloc s mebet ingr the -y had
MUT IUN w.es made by Counri Imembor 71tur,
beer V.isi l iou LhdL d letter be drdited
Library tiodrd expressing Lhe (ounrt l's
a llbrdry In Plymouth.
Molloy a drrled, five" dyPs.
The meeLiny adjourned it lU: ' p.m.
sc-ronded by Counrllmem-
to the Hennepin County
concern with the kirk of
City rierZ
tf 5(1! t1TlON MO. 57-1+40
W I CHH(1RH0(H) PARK
PRO JI L' T 711
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PURI IC I MPROVF MI N T
STATUS Fif PORT
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DRAT T C. i .P.
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RLSOLIII&** NO, 87-441
W1 X01 TV STUDY
AND IMPL I MI NTATION III -%
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CCR Rt PORT S
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