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REGULAR COUNCIL ME F T ING
JULY 69 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 Chdmbers
of the City Center at 3400 Plymouth Boulevard on July 6, 1987.
PRESENT: Mayor Schneider, Counctimembers Crain, Vast !Iou,
litur, and Sisk, Manager Willis, Assistant Mdnage•r
Boyles, Planning Director Tremere, Public Works
Director Hoore;, Parks Director Blank, Finance Director
Hahn, City Attorney Thomson, and City Clerk Brandt
ABSENT: None
CONSLNT AGLNUA
Motion was made by Councilmember Sisk, seconded by Councilmember
Zitur to adopt the consent dgendd deleting items 7-G, 7-1 1-4,
k, 7-M, dnd 7-U.
Motion Carried on a Holi Call vote, five ayes.
MtNUTLS
MOTION was made by Councilmember Sisk, seconded by Councilmember
titur, to approve the minutes of the Special Co6acil meeting of
June 22, 1987 as submitted.
Motion carried on a Roll Call vote, five eyes.
PUBLIC HEARING
Mayor Schneider opened the public hearing at 706 p.m.
Carlos Hodge, Prudential, stated the
7nd he is concerned about any action
larly sln%.e he wasn't informed this
day and isn't sure what the proposal
property abuts their parcel
the Council takes, particu-
was on the agenda until to -
involves.
Uirector Moore stated the only notice required is a publication
of the hearing, which was done. The property owner, Fd Heins,
has requested a portion of the property be vacated which at
present is a gravel road serving his property only. A develop -
mens Is being proposed which will include this land and have
access from Annap„lis Circle. The vacation will not take effect
until the property is platted and that plat is approved by the
Council.
CONSENT AGENDA
Item 4
MINUTES - REGULAR
COUNCIL MEETING
DUNE 159 1987
Item 5*
PUBLIC HEARING
0
Regular Council Metbtinq
3uly 69 1987
F•,ige 187
Mr. Hodge stated he would like fit st&e the plat when it is pro-
posed.
ro-
punt:d.
Attorney Thomson stated Lite• approvinq reasolut Ion statebs that no
hiect ions were heard and asked Mr. Hodge If he ob,jtbeLed to the
a t`rr l :.111 .
Mr. Hodqu stoted hey opposed thV vast ion because he didn't. know
what the inttantlon Is.
Director Moore stated that the prospective buyer wants this
easement vacdted twfore purelmsinq the property.
Mayor Schneider closed the he cirinq at 7:44 p.m.
MuflUN w.rs matte by Counellmember Sisk, seronded by Counrilmt-mber
l.itur, to adopt RF SOl UT1ON NO, 97-441 AUTHOR111NG IH[ VACATION
OF CE RTAlf, STRF_E T RIGHT -OF -WA1, BERKSHIRE LANE IN R.I.S. #?09
NORTH OF H0 55 EAST OF 1-4940
Motion c.irr ied Oil d Roll Ca 11 VOL(!, five ayt!s.
MOTION was made by Councilmermber Sisk, seconded by CounciLmember
litur, to adopt RL.SOII1TION N0. 97.44? SETTING CFRTAIN CONDITIONS
PRIOR TO FILING STttE..T VACATIONS BERKSHIRE. LANE IN R.L.S. 0?09
NORTH OF HIGHNAY 55 FAST OF 1-494 deleting "upon hearinq no
objections" from the second paragraph.
Motion r „rled on d Roll CdII ot.e, five ayes.
Mayor Scheieider opened the public hearing at 7:47 p.m.
No one chr:;,e: to speak and the hearing was closed at 7:47 p.m.
MOTION rq:s nude by Councllme%5er Sisk, seconded by Councilmember
Crain, to adopt RE SOLUT 10N 1.0. 87-443 AUTHORIZING THE VACATION
Of CLRTAIN UTILIT`: AND DRAINAGE EASEMENTS, SCHERF_R INDUSTRIAL
ULVLLOHMLNT, LUIS i THROUGH 4, BLOCK 2.
Motion carried on a Roll Call vote, five ayes.
Mayor Schneider opened the public hearing at 7:48 p.m.
Ford RobuLns, attorney r;;preseneing Met,.'. Masters and Anderson
TronTorr,a; urgk-d adoption of the sewer extension as It was long
overdue,.
David Peterson, 5240 Cottonwood Lane, also spoke In favor of the
mprovemen .
Ma;lor Schneider closed the hearing at 7:49 p.m.
RF SOLUTION N1,871-441
STREFT M
Hf RKSHIRF LANE.
I' em A -A
RESOLUTION N0. 87-449
STRFF 1 VACATION
BE RKSHIRF LANE
Item 6-A
RLSOLUTION N0. 87-443
SCHERER INDUSTRIAL
Item 6-B
PUBLIC HEARING
BASS LAKE PLAZA
HARRISON HILLS SEWER
F'XTINSION
Item 6-C
I
Re.-guldr Counc.i 1 Me pt inq
leafy r, 1941
Ki qea 1 fin
MUTION wds Made• lay Counr i lmember / I t ur, %erunded by Coun I i me-rl-
ber Sl 5k, Lo .telopl III Soil UT ION NO. 47-444 0RDf RING; IMPR011f 111 NT
AND 11141 PAHAI ION Of PLANS AND SP1 Cif LCAT 1111159 HASS I W Ili AI A
Alf[A. PROJi C T NU. W1.001, HARK 1 SOU H I I 1 S Sf t1f I; t UI NS ION, PRt1-
Jf C T N01. 630,
0
Mut rem rdrrlt-d on .1 Roll C -i l t vote, five -lyes.
Mayor Schneider opened they publie hcdring dt 7:50 p.m.
Uon Hillstrom, dtturney fur l drry He-gln, .isked the Cotinvi l' , Irl-
Letit lit requ ring the- property to be elt,dned tip. Their position
is tfi-it 1 hely ire w i 1 l i nq to roope-rat a but creed times. ties be%-
lieve;, d recent Supreme Court derision glues film d basis for d
law seri t and, if thr Crnanri 1 proreeds, It *III rust tip City ttw
value elf th-el land berduse of Inverst, rondemndt ion. The junk on
the property w.is there before the City pissed iny ord i n.lnre
iq-ilil%t it.
Ldrry laetltn, 4.100 F errlbrook l dell-, sl dt.ed It would probably lake
one year to ele-in the property entirely.
Count:i lmiamber %dSI L lou asked why no effort lids been mdde in t he
pdst flue yedrs to cledrl up the property dnd why the Council
should lie i Lcvt, Uldt cometh inq will bt, dune riow.
Mr . Neg Ili dl
He hdvi been
iveep t inq lit
wered t hdt he has been work 1 nq on r le.in inq It out.
cult inq tart; slnre last summer and has riot been
vehicles for the last few months.
Mr. 11111strom st-ited the property is clow tuu vdltidble to keep ds
J junk var lot drill wotild probably dpprerLdte It clpdred.
Counrilmember hisk .isktad Lhe City Attorney about Mr. Ili 11strom'r-
interpretat line of tilt, recent Supreme (:eieirt rul inq as it restate
to this: v,viv*
Atlurite
pdy inq
prive .t
dpulies
but, .is
r, ledned
y Thumson std
rompensdtion *
property owner
to this CdSe
Mr. Hillstrom
up%
fed tile- Supreme Court de'rtston
Wo -1 rrqulilt 1un is ddal)ted which
of this use of his property and
which dues riot mdke the property
started, mdkt,vk it more- valei.lble i
Mr. Begin staled he will r.ledn the property tip, but
IIVI%issic" col lt,ctor v-ers he would like to stivta which Ile
to fence oft or build .r shelter for.
r ednt bdbde stdled Mr. Heybi
r edrt up te'II thN City whdt
inc, d list with the Illdn. The
IOUs ds there is d V01151derdble
I-illon control offloLdls have
iddresse d
would cit, -
n no wdy
unusudb'(.
art, I t 13
there are
proposrd
should prepare d pldrl fcr the
cars he wdnts to sdve by lnr.lud-
sol id wdSW proble ii is more ser-
amounl of it on the site. PoI•.
determined that the drums are
HI Snl 11T ION NOS h7-41+4
ORDI R I Hr. PHUIF
BASS I INKI Pt AIA ARI A
PRo):11 C T 011-001 ANI)
HARI? 1 SON H 11.1 < 4 WI 14
I ;TI HSION, PR03, F 30
It ism r -t'
PURI IC Hf AR INC
PUNI IC NU I SANCI
Item E -D
Reg,, l.:r Council Meeting
Ju l y 6, 1957
V46b 189
not hazardous. He believes the property could he cleaned. up
quicker by using a crusher on site, rather than towinq Lhe cars.
Only '.he severest weather eould possibly Interfere with !he pro-
cess.
Mayor Sc.hne idea asked If a contract between the City .end Mr.
Begin would be valld, similar to the V1rgln14 and Neutgens
castes.
Attorney Thomson answered that some type of contract would be
valid. The difference betweeei this case and the one the Council
approved several weeks aqo Is that, In chis rase State law ani
City ordinance allow the City to abate a nulsarncc• and assess the
property an.J, If this Is the goal, he recommends the Council
adopt the rewtut ion.
Mr. Hillstrom suggested that Sgt. Saba monitor the sit,uatlor
over the next six months and report bark to the ^,ot.nc t 1.
Mayor Schneider stated he Is reluctant to do this as Sqt. Saba's
Lime Is v(cluablt* and shouldn't be spent on this on a weekly
basis. Fkb added that the Council should sept the :estrtctLens on
Mr. Begin with staff doing periodic checks.
Counclimembe;r Vasl liou s! sled she hasn't seen a good faith
effort on Mr. Be'gin's part and believes a si-A month limit is
sufficient as Mr. begin works butter under a tight timefro.ne.
Mayon Schneider closed the public heariecg a: 8:13 p.m.
W)Tl(%N war made by Councilmember Crain, seconded by Councilmem-
ber titur, to adopt RESOLUTION NO. 87-445 DIRECTING AND ORDE.RINC
THE ABATE4E.NT OF A PUBLIC NUISANCE BY THE PROPERTY OWNER AND
AUTHORIZING THE CITY TO COMPLETE REQUIRED CLEANUP AhJ ASSESS
COSTS INCLUDING EXNLNSLS AGAINST THE PROPERTY PURSUANT TO CITY
CODE SECTION 2010.
Ulseussion followed on where and how to store the vehicles Mr.
Begin wants to keep, the timeframe for disposing of the junk,
and how the progress could be checked.
Attorney Thomson ;,fated that, in the past, Mr. Begin has pled
guilty to operating a junk yard and was ordered to clean It up,
however, follow up on the decision by the court was dropped for
some reason. Mr. Beqin should be asked if he is willing to sub-
mit a plan and, If he is, Lice resolution could be deferred for
Ko weeks until a 1 1ACt could by work out.
Mr. begin -11ated he would be willing to submit a plan for staff
re,lew dod .:omment within the next two weeks.
MOTION w.As made h Mayor Schneider, seconded by Counellmember
Sisk, to table t 1 ter tint 11 by meetlnq of July 20.
0 Motion carried, five ayes.
r Recteelar Council Meeting
July 6, 198
Naga 190
0
MUT I ON was mdde by Mayor Schne lde•r, seconded by Counc. i lmember
Sisk, lhnt the pldn of dct.ion Include: 1) the timinq of the re-
moval of the vc!hlc les and solid waste, 2) how t he; -y a 11 l he rcb-
moved, 3) !oeu much *III he removed i n 30, 60, 90, est r. days, 4 )
that no other, :nate.ridls of dny kind bk% brGught unto they ,iter, S)
dny "clns5ir` curs be iesdre:sr--d Ln they plan ds to hoe they will
be stored jecoraIng to City ordindnce, and 6) redsandble Inspec-
tion -.erltetdult- .end access for they City to monitor the rituc.tion.
Motion e:drried, five dyes.
R T1TIONS, REQUESTS AND COMMUt':CATIONS
Director Trfinere stMed the PIdnning Commis ion oonside'red this
request on 3unr. 10 and r. -c ImmCnue:d dpproval including some, but
iiut .el t, the variances rrqursted. Rather 'he i .+ vdriance, a
condttlurdl use permit could include oeitside display of new
cars nedr the• building. the devcllo,)er Is anxious to onove ror-
w,ird be.-duse• %if d U -me deadline in movinq out of do existinq
fucllity. Their attorney Is rerge,est;nq that m •iter of the yard
sc:tbdek and `ree Stdndinq si:n dyed vdriance%s not be dpproved dt
this lime but be considered dt the July ?.0 n:e:et inq he t%duse of
eff-3rts the petitioner is making to dequire the piece of land to
Vie north which Is owned oy the State:.
Counciimeombe:r Crdln asked why no depostt is required for erosion
control in the development contrdct.
Ulre:ctor Moure answered that the site performance quardntee
rovers erosion control,
Councilmember Sisk asked why two differe+et plans were s-ibmitted.
Director Tremere answered that one plan shows what the Planninq
Comnlssion considered ,.nd one was submitted by the petitioner
after the Commission meeting aced il'ustrdtes the petit!oner's
view of the proposed and recommended varianees. The main
difference is the representation of the number of cars for dis-
play in the north area.
Richard Brokke, Pe -%ell Lincoln Mercury, stated that, in order to
and a%tisWO1k9 a number of different designs were proposed. He
explained the variance requested and those approved by the Plan-
ning Commission,
Ulrector Tremerp pointed out that the Planning Commission didn't
limit the number of cars, ',ut did express concerti .ibout conges-
tion in the di ,play areas.
Mr. br•okke atd%ed the joint access easement on the .lot was
dddr"ssed by reducing the land required from Amoco from 15 ft.
to 9 ft.
Rf IONINC, PREI.IMINARt-
PLAT, S11f PLAN,
C.U.P., VANIANO &
f 1NAl PI.A r , PO .l l l
LINCOLN MtRCURY
47049)
Item 7-A
A
Regular Council Meeting
Jrely <, 1`037
Pages 19 1
Uiscusslon continue. on they outside; lightlnq. (Hrect.nr Tremer-
sLdted thaL, if Lhero Is a (4Lare- problem In they futures, cor rec-
Live le:rlses ccire Ew adapt.ed. He noted the difference between
ylare from Fixtures and ovr.rall amblent light from ti situ.
Russel). S.eulon, .irchitec L for tire: petiilorier, stated the I,teri-
s ty is less on the south side e.:, !here .ire only three thirty
foot polos on the south which will provide security light for
the: c:drs bele.y se:rvictd and left outside overi ;ght. f f fect ivc
Site lightir g Is needed for security.
They July ?, 1987 letter from the petitioner's attorieny w•+s
noted.
Director 'remete exptoir>ed witIr: variLucre 1tv= were of concern
and should be dofer; end if the Atorney's re•questc were aporeved.
MOT ION wd;; made be Coe ltic l imembe r Sisk, seronded by Cou"c i lmembe r
Crairo, to adopL ORDINANCI 110. h7-15 AMENDING THt ZONING ORDI-
NANCI 10 CLASSH Y CLKIAIN LANDS SOUTHk AST OF COUNTY ROAD 9 AND
XLNLUM LANE AS li-3 (SI RVIC+ HUC1NFSS) DISTRICT.
Motion e:drried on a Roll Call Voir, five aye's.
MOTION w.is mide by %LoPjnci l wbmbcr Sisk, seconded by Counc Imeimbe•r
Cral•1, to doopt RESOLUTIOW NO, 47-445 SETTING CONDIT1014 TO Bt
MET 11400H To PURL U: AT ION OF OhD iNANCL RE ZONING LAND LOCATED
5UUT19: A51 OF COUNTY kOAD 9 AND X:.NIUM LANE FOR PONT LL. LINCOLN
RCUHt (8704?.)
Motioit carried on a Roll 0.111 vote., five ayes.
MOTION wds mdde by Counci lmember Sisk, seconOed by Counc: lmember
Crain, Lo adopt IILS(:LUTION NO, 87-446 AN:'ROVING PRFLIMINARY PI..AT
F Olt R 1CHAR4 BROKKI , POWE Ll. L I HCOLN 04- RCURY F OR POWE Lt. S F IRST
AQUI T ION ( 0049) .
Motion cart led on a Roll t_ai i vete, five .ryes.
MOTION was made by :uuncllmember Sisk, seconded by Councllmember
Crain, to adopt RESOLUTION NO. 87-447 APPROVING FINAL PLAT AND
1jEVLL.OPMLNT CONTRACT FOR POWELLS FIRST I)OLT10N FOR RICHAND
BROKKE, POWELL LINCOLN 4E:RCURY ( 87049) .
K. -tion Carr led on a Roll Call vote, five ayes.
1)1104 was made by Cciuncllmember "Sisk, seconded by Councilmember
Crain. t:o adopt *SOLUTION N0. 87-448 SETTING CONDITIONS 10 BE:
MET PRIOR TO FILING OF AND RLLATL'O TO FINAL PLAT FOR POWELLS
FIRST AU001 ON FOR RICHARD HROKKE , POWELL LINCOLN MCRCURY
87049).
0
Motion edrr led on d :Zoll C,411 vote, five .eyes.
ORDINANCi. NO. 87-15
AMFNDING P
RF CLASSIFYING t AND
C.R. 9 & XFNII1M LANE
Item 7-A
HCSOLUT m N(1. 87-44'j
AMENDING ZONING LODE
RECLASSIFYING !AND
C.R. 9 & XFNIIIM ',ANF
1 t err 7-A
RE_SOLKION N0, 81-446
PRELIMINARY PLAT
POWELL LINCOLN MERCURY
87049)
Item 7-A
PE:SOLUTION N0. 87-4')7
POWELL LINCOLN MERCURY
87049)
Item I -A
RE SOLD : 1ON NO. K-446
FINAL PLAT, POWELL
LINCOLN MERCURY
87049)
Item 7-A
0
He'qul.ir Court( -I'. Met -tin^
bi.y F,, 1`997
MI111011 wa-3 made by Lotowi lme'mbe'r ')i',k,
Cretin, to adopt I0'.0111Ti11N NO. M7-44;
1) 111 .)NAL USF Vt ISM I T , AND % nK I ANCI S F (IR
I 111COt H Mt HC H't 0709).
Se'ce)11d"d b "O.111rllmembc'r
AF'PROkIC(i SITF r' AN, r11, -
RICHARD BROW F I)R PoWI i t
MOTIU?1 watt moide• by M.i nr Sc-hne'ide-r, tw(illde•d by rounvi lme'mher
111jr, W timend telt' main rtmnl lon fit Item 1311 Is wlthdr.iwri i id rt'-
pl.ic-t'd with tilt' fol lowinq: The paved drf`d '(i front of .tit-
buil0ing m.iy be, tlsed for the displiiy of ne•i vehic.lus, ds incilc.i-
Le'd till the .ipproved pi inti .i5 pdrt or the Condit lon.il 115(h Permit ;
i)rt)% I(if a(I t hail t tit' .ire'.i wf i I int bH' toxp.inded heyonti that ihown on
tile bl.i e5 drld provider thrit only new var's be displayed tri thf.a
j 11' i . it
Hot Lott .;drried, f Lvt. d)es.
M01 1011 wd4, made' by M.iy„r 'u•hnvidc'r, Se'conde'd by !'rninc, 1 1membe'r
I t tj r . t (1 .in,l'rtd t tte- and lit moo f on by neo, It't l nq i t em 1 Id.
Low It- llme'mbt'r yl:,k %Uitt-d I.Ita1 a romprom'•-.e' was we)rhrd o1it wit h
the i'L.)nnlny Cummisslnn dnd urged the Counell to teive this rnn-
dit Ion in and legit. It ciland.
Courielimember Crdlrt stdLed ties would like to table the matter to
g1toes t ., lit'ti.ionrr tilt- rigtit. to ,.tscurv% thi'l wine the coillie-fl
di a l.iter mi't't irtq.
CourirI.mrmher VdsIIIots stdtt'( ttie requt&sI deferrdI of vArIances
was .ie'ceVt.ible for .illowinq Idter discussion; it should not he
Inte!rp'f:te'd dS d rommitment to dpprove' the Vdricinct's.
Motion cdrried, four dyes. Councilmember Sisk voted tidy.
MOTION wd% mdde by Mayor Srhnelder, seconded by Counei lmem!:tsr
5±sk, Le) .imeiid Lhe mdir) motion by dddiriq condition Ills .is fol-
lows: "The 11ghtinq pldn hds riot been approved until further
rri.ilysis by the petitioner's l ighllnq (%OnsUltdnt. The addition -
di informdt iori shall address adegtidte light Iriq for security,
impdCt Of all lighting on property to the south and southedst,
dnd the impdct of existing ire et l ignt inq on the site:."
Motion cdrried, five ayes.
Mdln motion .is amended cdrried on d Roll Cdll vote, five ayes.
MOTION wds mdde by Councilmember Sisk, seconded by Councilmember
Crdiri, to loop! RESOLUTION NO. 47.450 ADOPTING ASSI SSMENTS, PRO-
JECT N0. 749, SANITARY SEWER AND WATE:RNAIN AREA, POWLLLS FIRST
ADDITION Ili the dmot.nt of $4,128.50.
Mutton cdrrled or) d Roll Call vote, five dyes.
Ri SOI ITT l ON HO. h7-449
tit It 1't nre, 1-M.11. &
Alt 11NCF S, 1'()WF it l
I I NCr)l N Mt RCI IRN
4 71149 )
ltesm 7-A
RESOLUTION N0. 87-450
SEWER & WATERMAIN
POWELLS V IRST ADDN.
PROJECT 749
Item 7-A
rRegular Council Meeting `
July 6, ;9h7
Pdger 193
NOT1ON wdS mide by Councilmember Sisk, serond+&d by Councl lme mber kF SOLUTION NO. 87-451
Crain, to adopt RE SOLUT ION NO. S7-451 ADOPT 1 NG ASSN SSME NT S, PRO-
JI.CT NO. 74b, WATFRMAIN I -ATI HAL, P0%1 ll S FIRST ADDITION in the WATERM.AIN LATFRAI
amount of $6,b73.44. POW l L S FIRST W#N.
PROF CT 748
Motitat Cdrried ori d Roll Call vote, five ayes. Item 7-A
MOTION was mdde by Councilmember Sisk, seconded by Councllmembear Ri.SOLUTION N0, 87-452
L1tur, to adopt RESOLUTION NO. 87-452 APPROVING A CONDITIONAL.., C
USF VIRM1T FOR ROBERT CO%AN, CABO COMPANY, INC. FOR HFFVtS PIMA REEK'S P171A
67W). (47063)
7-B*
Motion r.drried nn a Roll Call vote, five aye
MOTION was made: lly Counclimember Sisk, seehiided by Counei lmember RESOLUTION NO. 87-453
lltur, to adopt. RL.SOLUTION NO. 57-453 APPROVING RESIDENTIAL PRFL IMINARY PLXWM M.
PLANNED UNIT UE VF LCIPMENT PRF I.IMINARY PLAN/PLAT AND CONDITIONAL C.U.P. AMFNDME'NT
USE PI RM11 AH NUME NT FOR kE NNE TH BRIGGS, HARSTAI) COMPANILS 1 OR LAKE. CAMELOT ESTATE 5
I AHE CAMELOT r STATF 5 (8705 ) (RPUD So") -1) . HARSTAI) COMPANI E S
47056)
Potion Cdrrled on d Roll Call vote, five dyes. Item 7-C*
HenryHayden, petitioner, stated they worked very hard to devel- SM PLAN AMENDMENT
Op d pan to facll ltate their busine-s growth and asked the RI ()UE ST, METROQUIP,
Louru:, l's help In ronsiderirey the; rryue;sted variances. Nt, show- INC. (4700?)
end several sliders of the site, and adjdceoit areas. Item 7-D
Geor t Klein, architect for the petitioner, stated their
vdr dnces are necessary to the business expansion.
Uirertor Moor.- expidineti the City's policy to Councilmember
Slsk He stated that any time a etriveway IS added, there is
dnothev conflict point. The only reason for the second driveway
IS to dccommoddte their or. -site traffic. In his opinion, how-
ever, it Is not nectrssary and, in fact, is a detriment to public
lydffis on fernbrook Lane.
Councilmember Sit.': stated he thought It would make more sense to
get the traffic aff Fernbrook as quickly as possible which the
second driveway would seem to allow.
Mdnager Willis stated on site circuldtion needs or problems
should root encroach on the public street, Alternatives should
be pursued.
Councilmember VdSIHOu stated ar alternative is ;he issue of
outside storage wh;c.h tends to close in the turnlnq radius. She
stated that maybe d wider driveway is called for as suggested by
the City MdAdger,
Direc'or Tremere noted that the difference between their pdr-ling
setback variance request and that of the propertv to the south
Is that the adjoining property has d setback to a drive aible
and not to a pdrking space.
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Retluldr Council Meeet inq ,
Jr,ly b, 1947
F'.cgtb 1114
Mdyor :xclineider st.iLvd the problem seems Io he theit t.tits 51ty f ,
M ' biq enougli for the expansion.
H011011 wds m.idU b.N Co-irtt•i imenbter rrdin, sevondecl by Cotinc-fImem- til St1LUTILON NO. M7-454
ber /i Lur, tea doopt RE SOI l,T ION dO. h7-454 DI 1JY 11!G S1 Tl 13, AN DI NY I NG 1't AN
AME NDME NT Argyll VARIANCES 011 MF TROU(1IPq INC. (S,7002) for this fol- AMI H11IE NT, ME TROQU11)
lowinq re.isons: 1. the% %Faridnres rriterli h.ivP not been (m,t as INC. (4700t")
evidenced by: .i) there are no unlgire physiral surrcuindirr(Is or ltchn 7-1)
Lopography; b) there are tit) conditions unique to this paree t to
di f fereett i ate It from other simi lar ly loc aLed and zoned parcel s;
C) the., difflcr;lty of the plan is caused by the proposed intpn-
slly of the use drtd not. with the site; ?. the property owner has
placed c,onstralnls ori his site berduse of the outside stordge of
U(juipmerll Brief %.ehicle5 and :heir fenved In sertrrity aired; 3. the
addit tonal driveway will not improve dcress for emergrrlry vehic-
1 vs r, i rice a fire lane will he required in the sarin' l ora t ion
where they ace hrL,%poslnq the dddit tonal drivew.iy; and 4. .in
dddlLiondl curb cul would be detrimental to thts operation o'
traffic an e: nbrook L.iiie.
CouncI Imember ( rain said tlid t cirewth of the husiness Is gond,
but. only so much cdn bfb rontaimsd on the property.
Counr•Ilmember %dst lau stated she rould support the request if
no pre; rdent were likely; but that is not the case.
Counrf lmemhet Sisk asked whdt c'or,id be done to help an exist inq
business.
Ulreaor Tremere sttc vslecf that the stdt'f could .issl%t the et t- ag p
t toner by Idt•etlifying altertrdtive sues.
Motion carried 011 d Roll Cill vote, five dyes.
MOTION was made b Councilmember t i Lur, seronded by Counc i imem-
ber Sisk, to adopt RE 5OLUT 10N HO. 47-455 A0, 01 ING ASSI SSME NT,
1946 RLMO%AL AND UE STRUCT ION Of DISI ASI h TRE F 5 for John
Prehdrich in the .amount of $611.10.
Mol 1011 Cdrrieed on d Roll Cdll vote, ff%e ayes.
MOTION was made by Councilmember Sisk, seconded by Councilmember
Mar, to adopt RE SOLUTION VO. 87-456 AWARD14G HID FOR 1987
51*41_T IMPROVEMENTS, TRYLI L ADDITION, CITY PROJECT N'1. 5309 SWAP
LAKE. AUDITIUN, CITY PROJECT N0. 5399 14TH AVENUE & OLIVE. LANE,
CITY PH0JEC7 NU. 642 to Buffalo Httuminous In the amnunt of
b7391 M U0.
MotEu11 carr Led on d ROLL Cdll vote, five .lyes.
Wdlter Pdrki_s, representinq Bulldirq Block Nursery School,
Staled Me request Is to hold i public hearing for the purpose
f Issuing industrial development revenue bonds for two child
edre centeirs. The bonds would be issued jointly with the City
of Woodbury and/or the Sl. Pdul HRA.
Rt FOLUT IOt, N0. 87-455
IFAT-
TR! I RI- MOVAL
tem 7-E
RESOLUTION VO, 87-456
ARRUING BID
1987 STR!'F T IMP,
Item 7-F*
ORDERING I iF AR I NG ON
REQULST TO ISSUE- 1DRH
FOR BUILDING BLOCK
NURSERY
Item 7-G
itegular Council Meeting
July 6, 1987
Pdge 195
Councilmember Sisk stated !te is concerned with the use of IDRB's
to put in COMPetitivc daycare crteters and doesn't believe d p,lb-
lic hearing should be held.
Mayor Schneider stated he has no interest In putting the peti-
tioner through the hoops if the Councli is not inclined to
epprove the request. He is opposed to this type of use.
Councilmember Crain asked whether the users of their services
are luw income.
Mr. Parkins jnsa;;reid this. is a non-profit vrganitation ated 27%
of their children are on assistance. The typical reeipient pays
depending on their ability.
Councilmember Crain stated this may be a method of allowinq more
working poor to obtain employment without direct subsldir.atlori
by the City.
Councilmember Vasitl0u stated her concern is with competing with
the private sector.
Sue Dunkle , petitioner, stated the biggest need is for infant
care w c they provide and is not provided by must other day-
care centers. They help the customers apply for assistance and
provide in service training for their staff.
MOTION was made by Councilmember Crain, sec:ondcd by Councilmem- RESOLUTION N0. 87-457
tier l.itur, to adopt RESOLUTION NO. 97-457 RELATING TO THi.
ISSUANCE. OF REVENUE BUNDS PURSUANT TO CHAPTER 4749 MINNESOTA I.D.R.B. FOR DAYCARF
STATUTES, ORDERING A PUBLIC HEARING RELATING TO THE FINANCING OF CENTER
TWO PROPOSED LICENSED CHILD DAY CARE AND NURSERY SCHOOL FACILI- Item 7-C
TIES AND AUTHORIZING PUBLICATION OF A NOTICE, OF THE PUBLIC HFAR-
ING.
Councilmember Crain stated the applicants have heard the con-
cerns and will not be approved unless these concerns are addres-
sed at the public hearing. tie believes they gave the right to
make their case. He personally, however, is not convinced.
Councilmember Sisk stated all sides of the issue should be noti-
fied of the public hearing.
Councllmember Vasiliou stated the question of need is not what
needs to be addressed; ! is a question of whether these funds
should be used to compete with private industry.
Motion carried on a Roll Call vote, five ayes.
MOTION was made oy Councilmember Sisk, seconded by Councilmember RESOLUTION N0. 87458
Zitur, to adopt RESOLUTION NO. 87-458 AUTHORIZING EXECUTION OF
PUBLIC SERVtCE AGRE:EMLNT FOR DAYCARE: SERVICES WITH GREATER DAYCARE SERVICES WITH
MINNEAPOLIS DAYCARE ASSOCIATION AND AUTHORIZING ASSIGNMENT OF COBG FUNDS
ADM1N1STRATIVL RLSPONSIHILITIES TO HENNEPIN COUNTY. Item 7 -Hf
FEretlon carried on a Roll Call vote, five ayes.
dequ lar Council Mee:t inq
July 6, 1987
Nge 196
Uirecl,or Moore suiteacf this c•lianciv order is to put in approxt-
m.iLel% IOU ft. Of addition,il sari t,iry ewer. The Joel it Inner
will jay the tantireentirecost.
vast.
the 19,45 URC; disc•rissions regardinq
MUT IOU was made: by Courrci lmember Crain,
reported in the
ser-onded by Counrl lmem-
ber It ur, to adopt HI SOLUTIOU NO, 17-•459 APPROVINC, CHANGE ORDF R
NU, 39 F i.RNBROOl% l_ANI IMPRO%.[ MF NTS FOR F I_RNBROOK ADDI r I ON, PRO-
JL.CT UL. 544 by .iddinq
0
Motion edirried on d Rall Call vote, ft%pr ayes.
Utrerc:tor Moore state(( this Is for item., of *n1ch thr C)urltwill
Nay M, Goldebrr 1oallesy 25%, dnd Plymouth ?5%. These items wt•re2
not rrviewrd by the (:aunty prior to lelt Inq the! Diels.
MUTIUN was made by Councilmembebr Crain, seconded by Lourri l iem-
ber liter, to ,idopt RESOLUTION NO. S7-460 .APPROVING CHANGI ORDER
NO* ?, S, J. GROW S UI F ICF PAKk Alt; A IMPROV( MF HT S, PR(1;1t CT No.
644 by addinq $147,135.00.
Glut ton : ,irr ied on a Rall fa 1 l vote, five ayes.
Couiiellmember Crdin stated tie Is reluirtant to approle a vhange
order without. knowing what It will vast.
Director Moore stated Lite Muinges need to he made In order to
ublaln .t bol Idinq permit. Thv consult inq engineer dirt riot dr-
sitTrr they project to mart the 19,45 URC; disc•rissions regardinq
tusks will he held and reported in the near future. This
duthorttes Lhe change's so work cdn start ori the project.
11011UN was m.ide by Count• i lmember Crain, ser-onded by Counci lmem-
her l i tur, to table the change l.rder ,ind br i nq it bdek to Lhe
VounelI when negot l,it tans are vomple t%, aiid cost vst.imates ,ire
rere tied.
Motion carried, five ayes.
Counrilmember dStIIOU Stated tier coneuvir is *10 the fdrt that
Lhe changes dre cosmetic.
Director lildnk slated the ch.tr,ginq of the poles w%is an oversight
dnd the change wt1l make them conform. The money will roma from
park dedlcdtton Funds.
MUT JUN was mdde by Couac i lmember l i t ur, seconded by Cnunr i 1 mem-
ber Sisk, to adopt RESOLUTION NO. 97-461 APPROVING CF;ANGF ORDER
NU. 5 FOR PROJECT NO. 712 by adding $4,148.
Mot ton carried On d Ro 1 I Cali vat V four dyes. Cnunr 1 Imember
Vasiliou voted ndy.
RESOLUTION NO, s7-459
CHANGE ORD[ H NO. 3
F t RNFIR001 LANE
PR0;1F CT 544
Item 7-I-1
Rt SOL UT I ON NO. 7-460
rMCE
i ..7. GROWS (1M0
MRK, PR01 CT 644
Item 7-I-?
CHANCE ORDF R NO, 1
WATI R TRF ATMF NT PLANT
PRO.11 CT 431
Item 74-3
RISOLUTION NO. K7-40
Z'EiICN
PARKF RS LAKE PARK
PRnJl CT 71?
Item 7-I-4
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Regular Council Meeting
July 6, 1967
Page 197
MO)TLON was made by Counrilmemher Sisk, seconded by Counrilmemher RESOLUTION NO. R7-4hl'
litur, Lu adopt Rl SOL.UTWU NO). 47-46? APPROVING CHANGE OHl)EI1 rr1.%,k1 _
Nr). ? F OH ROL L I NG H I I 15 NI I GHBORHOOD PARK, PROX Cr NO. 71 1 b%l l?0L1 1NG HIL' S PARb
adtiinel $%0U. PROJECT 711
Loam 7-1-5"
Motion carried on a Rall Call vete, five ayes.
MUT10t! was made by Councilmeriber Sisk, seconded by Counri cme tuber RESOLUTION NO. 87-463
lilur, to ddopt RFSO)LUTION NO. ti7-463 APPROVING PLANS AND l'ECl- ORDITING
F 1CATIONS AND 6RDE RING ADVERT LSE ME.NT F OR HLDS, TYRE l L STH ADD I- TYRE Lt 5TH ADDN
T ION, STRE I T ACID UT ll. IT LE S, PROX.CT No, 737. PROJECT 737
Item 7-J*
Not. [on carried on a Rol t Ca I i vote, f ive a, -ens.
Mayor Schneider stated he doesn't have any desire to var.ite, this
right-of-way at this point of t Lmr as there could he% need for
this In the future.
Richtird 4anmarr, petitioner, st.iLtad there is 100 ft. of riclht-rf-
way ore t e's7ofs and only 66 ft. or less on Lhe hdlance of the
UrIve. By vast inq 55 ft., they would haves builddhle lotr of
15,500 sq. ft.
Mayor Schneider stated thdt until
to adopt
the plans on Lire t rdl l a. e
known, ht, cannot favor approving the vacation.
MOTION was 11idde by Mayor Schneider, seconded by Councilmember
Jltur, to deny the requesLed public h(!drinq.
Attorney Thomson asked If the applicant is agreeing with :he re-
commenddtion to deny and is no longer requesting the public
hearing,
Mr. Vanman dgrNed.
Mrs. kluck, owner of the property, stdte:d It is time to sell and
r. anman %arts to build. He's offered he, twelve times more
than the City .,f fered.
Virector Moore pointed out that there hray )e a need in the
future to construct a sewer on this easement.
Mayor Schneider and Councilmember ILtur withdrew their motion.
MOTION was made by Mayor Schneider, seconded by Councitmember RESOLUTION NO. R7-464
Sisk, to adopt RLSOLUTION N0. 97-464 ORDEkING PUBLIC HLARING ON ORDFRING WMRr'
THE PROPOSED VACATION OF EAST MEDICINF LAKE BOULFVhRD, STREET STREET VACATION
RICHT OF WAti, 450 FLL1 ALONG THE NORTHERLY L1NL OF LOTS 40 59 LAST MEDICINE LAKF
AW 6 UE Jt VNE 5 SUBDIVISION OF BLOCK 1 ? , 1F D t C 1 NES L AKF PARK for BOULF VARD
August. 3, 1987 dt 7:30 p.m. Item 7-K
Motion carried on d Roll C -ill vote, five dyes.
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Judy 69 19h7
I'dgca 19h
MOT ION *,is made by Counr.l I member SI sk, seconded by Counr i I mrmber
l.ilur, In .adopt RE.SOI UTIIIN NO. 47-465 Rt Ct 141NG NRI 1 IMINAPY
isF NG1Nt E.RING REPORT, CITY NROJI CT NO. 6609 WOOD CRI I K ADDITION,
UHAINAGE 1MPROW M1 NTS.
Motion rdrric,d o d Roll Cdll vote, °ivc' .lyes.
Councilmember Vdsiliou asked About the t lmeliness of this study
jnd whether the County would sh.jre ir the cast.
Mdndge:r WI11 is dnswere;d lhdt, if d cost sharing is negot i ited on
they project, they would sharr in the Bost of theiicuiec•t nut In
I he cont, of the design plains.
Uirectur Moore stated the r.hlef ddvant.dye of this ISSM' i^ th,e1
it gets ort with It proress which the City needs to undertake te:
keep on the 19h9 time frdme for voostruction.
MUT ION wds indde by Counri lmember 4 ds i l iou, seconded by Cocmc 1 l -
member i ltur, to adopt HI SOLUTION NO. 47-466 DI SIGNATIN(; CONSUL -
T ING t NG1NI I N AND AMENDING F NG INt I R SE RV 1Ct S AGRI E MI NT, 1-494/
COUNTY ROAD 6 INTI RCHANGI , Cl TY PRO1.0 NO. ?50.
Kiyur Schneider st.iletd he dc usn't ;re jlov reason to ano%,, ahead
with this at this time; the dcoal with the Count) should ho- made
first.
Discussion followed to the timinq of the design work, where
MWOT funds would come from, and the lead lime required to
obldir funding.
Motion Cdrried an d Roll Cdll vote, three dyes. Mayor Schneider
and Counrilmember Crdin voted nay.
MOTION wds made by Councilmember Sisk, seconded by Counrllmember
Illur, to adopt RISOLUTION NO. H7-467 REDUCING DM LOPMENT BOND,
MARKERS LAKL t ARM SECOND ADDITION ( 8601.3) to $1,3440
Motion cdrrled on d Roll Cdll vote, five dyes.
MOTION wds m. tee by Councilmember Sisk, seconded by Councilmember
Iltur, to adopt HLSOI.UTION NO. 87-469 REDUCING DEVELOPMENT BOND,
SUNSET VALLEY HOMES ADDITION (87022) to $50,086.
Motlun carried on d Roll Call -+ote, five ayes.
MOTION wds made by Councilmember Slsle., seconded by Councilmember
Lttur, to ddopt RLSOLUTION NO. 87-469 REDUCING DEVELOPMENT BOND,
QUAIL RIDGE OF PLYMOUTH 2ND ADDITION (870?1) to $81,693.
Mollon carried on a Roll Call vote, five dyes.
0
W SOl I,TION NO. h7-465
If A L r 1 IIM III r %m 1
WOOD CRE F K ADDN .
PRO;11 C T 660
Item 7-l.*
RI SOL IITION NO, h7-466
I-494/C.R. 6
INTI RCHANGt
PHOJt C T ?50
Item 7-M
RESOLUTION NO, 87--467
BOND REDUMON
PARKERS l AKF FARM 2ND
86013)
Item 7-N-1*
RESOLUTION N0, 87-468
BOND REDUCTION
SUNSET VALLEY HOMES
87022)
Item 7-N-2*
RESOLUTION N0. 87-469
BOND REDUCTIOR
QUAIL RIDGE 2ND
87021)
Item 7-N-3*
Requldr Council R!etAnq
3uly 6, 1997
Pdge 199
MOTION was m.:de by Counrilmeamuer Sisk, serneided by Couriel lmemher RESOLUTION NO, h7-470
llteir, to .idopt. Hl SOL.UTION NO. 47-470 HI DIKING OF F 1011141 HT HOND,
BASS I.AKI HE IGHTS 4TH AUDITION (!151.'6) to $1`J,6mi. HASS I AkF HF IGHTS 4111
451?6)
Motiori carried on .i Roll Cell vote, f.veb ayes. Item 7-N-4*
MOTLON woes nedde, by CouneLLmember Sisk, geronded by Counriltrit•mher RESOLUTION NO, h7-471
l.tt-ir, to ddOpt l* SOLUTION NO. 47-471 RFDUCINC OF VF l 011MI NT BOND, BOND REDUCTION
ROI.i. ING HILLS ["ARK f NO AUDITION (450?6) to $0. ROLL ING H11 l.S PARK ?ND
MOM
Motion carr led on d Roil Cd i L vOtet, five dyes. Item 7-N-5*
NOI LON wari Made by Coullvi lmemher Crain, seronded by Count•l.lmem- Rt SOLOTION NO. 87-472
her Sisk, t o adup t Ht SOL.0 T I ON NO. 47-47? APPROVING CHANGING CON- CHANCINC CONDITION''
U111UNS FUFt PHI ASANT TRAIL. ADDITION, PHT'ASANT TRAtt. 401)tt.
ltem 7-h
Mut inn car ^ lead ore d Ro 1 l Cd l l VOILA%, five ave.,bS.
RI VUR T .q% JI OFF 1Ct HS, BOARDS AND COMMISSIONS
Coarir. i lmember Crain dsked what H l t tes were ront,drt.ed with re gdrd AWARD OF I .M. S.
Lo theseb pruposdls. Item N -A
Stan MorK, McCladrey, Hrndrlrkson, and FhellPn, ronstiltantg to
Mil CLtyl stdted they contarted a number of other cities which
use parts of the system. None, however, hdve an entire system
such as that brinq proposed for Plymouth.
Councilmember Crdln stated his concern with the statement thdt
there Is fit) yu.irdnlee the projected reseelts will be achieved.
Mr. Mork stdted that the bids are firm quotations, however,
there may be some rhanges or vdriat tons needed by the City ye -
fore completion of the Iieste lat Lon,
MUTIOh. was made by Counc;ilmember Sisk, seconded by Councilmember RESOLUTION N0. 147-473
1 Ltur. to adopt RLSOLUTION N0. 87-473 AWAIMING THE CONTRACT FOR AWARDING CONTHRr'
AN MORMATION MANAGI_MLNT SYSTEM to Unisys Corpordt Lon /Systems INFORMATION MANACF'MFNT
Consultarots Inc. In an amount not to exceed S507,121. SYSTEM
Item 8-A
Motion carried on a Roll Cd l 1 VOILO, five ayes.
Director Hahn stated he expectF to have the system Installed
within two years. It may take up to two addittonal years to
transfer dll the old records.
Councilmember Vasiliou stated she would like to see liquor pos- LIQUOR ISSUES
sibie for restduretits In shopping centers with specific guide- Item 8-0
Ines.
Mayor Schneider stated the concern in the past has been with
liquor in residpritial neighborhoods and the noise•, litter, cars,
etc. that, get along with it.
rRegular Council Meeting
July 6, 1987
Page ?00
Counc;ilmembe;r Sisk dare'ed that the City should find sow, way to
tir.cumrnodate° It, in Wier than freestandinq buildings.
AlAorreeY Thomson sta:F•d it, would be redsonahltm to h.eve a dif-
ferent criLerla for 'reestdnding versus other types of bui ld-
ings.
Counc lime:mber Crain stated he would likes to leave the stdnddrds
ds they are with freest-indinq and credtP the possibility for
liquor establishments within commerr.i.il areas, of a minimum
size, d 150 seat, requirement., minimum distcince from residential
areas, etc.
Councilmember Vasiliuu staled site %could like to set! a re commend-
ttion from stuff listing the e•r[te,-ia for shoppinq center and
office complex liquor licenses.
Mayor Schneider st4etead he wants a difft.rentiotion made beL"en
shopping renters and ot'fleer
liquor ill a
complexes.
Director 1re:mere stated staff needs some direction an wneth.;r
Lhe Council wants liquor in shopping renLers under spec i f lr, coi.-
ditions or rants to prohibit on sale liquor in shoppioig center.n.
Mayor Schneider slated he would not like to sere liquor ill a
shopuinq venter across the street f )m a residential neighbor-
hood.
htdff Is to consider shoppinq renters already ir place and ton-
inq arourcd them and shoppirn renters qulded or toned, but not
built, died yive the Council an overview, including a map of
I hu sr a re d S .
had or .`u1uit% t dvr asked that another mdp include office complexes.
Doris krdeme:r, West Medicine Ldke: Community Club, stated the
7uh has been in exlstdnce many years. It is a small organir.a-
tlon which used to hold bingo once a year for two or three
nights during its carnival. They also used to hold raffles
orcdsionally. The lose of the ability to hold these events has
created a hardship because the proceeds from these events were
donated to charity.
Mayor Schneider stated there may be no problem with servlre
clubs being licensed, but the Council must address the entire
City and eiifurceme:nt is expensive.
CcutecOmember Sisk stated he would prefer to stay with option 1,
which prohibits gambling on premises licensed to sell liquor,
and not make changes to allow gambling with its problems.
Attorney 711om30r slated, if the Council wanted to change the
ordinance, It could be written so clubs cannot have gambllnq
with on -sale liquor but could with on -sale non-Intoxicatinq
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HeguldC Council Meetinq
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F'ac1P ?01
Ilquor. Another way Is to limit. the types of gambllnq or number
of events or limit the events La the club site only.
MOTION was made by Couricllmember lltur, seconded by Couneltmem-
ber Vasillou, for sL.eff to make• recommendations for ordinanreb
changes Lo adapt option ? which would allow char i tah le gaambl inct
with specific, criteria.
Sqt. Rogers stated t.h.st the State's priority is to qet its 10%
and the burden of lord l rergt ldt. tori rests wI Lh LOCdl quve:rnde;nts
to invest lyate they manager and any v lolat tons. Staff time and
expense Is not compensated for.
Councilmember Crain stated he would like to lank at staff pro-
posed cr i ter la before consider i nq an ordhidrrres chanete!.
Mut. Lon c•at rled, five dyes.
Director Mnore, atated the two lssueS ares the lucent ive prc,grdM
incl type of container to be used.
dcnea toCourivilmemberhickaskedIfmorecadvertisliq
City
should he dcnea to
encourage use; beforc- lncurrinq the expense of the bonus program.
MOTION w.es mach by Cocene i lmemher l i t ur, seconded by Counci lneem-
bvr Crain, to table the Issue until ditcar the July d0 public
hearing.
Mayor Schneider asked for a report as to the catianale wh;Vh
would Oreclude the City's use of it Reuter's type program In lleu
of it source separat inn program.
Motion carried, five dyes.
Manager Willis rioted th.it an agreement hies been re.iched between
Uwaine .+nd Audrey Johnson tinct the developer of thr Wooddei'Le
Addition for the purchase of the property.
Attorney Thomson st4itecl he will
Iny of July ?.7.
holed hii report tint i 1 the meet-
Courrc i lme:mber Sisk asked how the City can qa 1 rt aCce'ss to spec. t -
flr homer; and what Is to be done with the defective manholes.
Director Wore slated the manholes will be fixed, however, they
do not add that much to the problem. They homeowners associa-
tions will inform their members of the problem and Individual
letters will be sent to homes ree:uest inq permission to conduct
an 1n3pCction of their sump pump.
itl CYCI INC STATUS
HI NOH T
It er $4 -C
DRAINAGI PNOBLE M
NA I NF & AUDNI Y
JOHNSON
Item 8-D
SUNNI K COURT OF C I S I ON
Item h -F
sf wF, H SY5 m
F VALUAT ION SURVF V
Item H -I"
Hequldr Counri l Mebrt inq
k 1) h, 1997
I'age'U'
Cotenrl lme rds- r Cr ian sLated tits rum -tarn, If they map Is correct ,
Mttft Ic e, dbt l tt y of Srhm; dt l .ike• Rtmd Io licmill e• the pro,je t -I ted
imounl of traff Ir betvive•n IdVhdry Unit -ind l arch l drle' with d l l
the hAtarwet iuees, assmiriq .in InLixeti.ingr dt 1-494.
The nest steps are comp le•t tun of em I A%, mrtert ion of in .i I Iqn-
ment, and dpplICA Ian for permits.
They me!t!t!ny ddjuurned sit 1:7' a.m.
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d r e' rdn t
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AI T1 RtATAM
I I T1 STI IUY
Item N X,
ROAD
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