HomeMy WebLinkAboutCity Council Minutes 08-24-1987S/!
M I N U T E S
K.GULAR COUNCIL ME i f ING
AUGUST 24, 19V7
A special meetinq of the Plymouth City Coeinell was called to or-
der by Mayor Schneider dt 7:30 p.m. In the amity Council Chambers
of the City Ceni-r at 3400 Plymouth Boulevard on August ?4,
19.87.
PRESENT: Major Schneider, Councllmemke:rs Vas IIIou, I.itur,
Crain, Mid Sisk, Asststant Manager Boyles, Planninq
Director Tremere, Puhllc Warks Dtre rtor Moore, Puttle
Safety director C-Acltluis ., City Atlurney Thomson, and
City Clerk Brandt.
ABSENT: None
CONSENT AU.NDA
Motion we aidde; by Councilmembe:r Sisk, seconded by Counc;ilmember
11tur, to adopt the c3nsent agenda delet'nq Item 7-H.
Mutidn cdrrled on .i Roll L'All vote, five a••es.
MINUTES
MOT104 was made by Councllmember Sisk, seconded b,# Councllmember
IlLur, to approve the minutes of the Regular Counr.il mePtinq of
August 17,1987 as submitted.
Motion cdrr led on a Roll "all vote, five ayes.
PUBLIC HEARING
Mayor Schneider opepied the pub l l e hearing d L 7:36 p.m.
No one chose to speak and the heartng was closed dt 7:36 pon.
MOTION was made by Councllmember Crain, seconded by Counctlmem-
ber Sisk, to adopt RESOLUTION K. 87-539 ADOPTING ASSESSMENT,
1987 REMOVAL AND DESTRUCTION OF O1SLASE D ,REE S in the amount of
2,731.25.
Notion cdrrled oil a Roll call vot.. five ayes,
PETITIONS, REQUESTS AND COMMUNICATIONS
r rrr r•.w-.r...w .
Director lremere stated the P:annlnq Cowilsstu.i recommended
denial of the application as submitted. It ce 113tb of two
parts; one is to change lana' use guide plans from IP (Planned
industrial) to CS (Serule:e Rusiness) d..J the other is •t PUD
CONSFN f AGENDA
Item
MINUTES - REGULAR
COUNCIL. MEETING AUGUST
17, 1987
1 1' em 5•
PUBLIC HEAR_NG -
DISEASED TREES
Item 6-A
RESOLUTION N0. 87-539
1987 baSEASED TREES
Item 6-A
LAND USE GUIDE PLAN
AK-NDMENT, h.`N CONST.
97027 )
Item 7-A
pr
Special COUnCi l Mee•.Inq
August Al 1997
Vd qe .14
concept p ldn wh Irh aou I d he ovn t he bind t f the re•quest for
tochdneled qulr:inq Is approved. They CS r, tassif lc(it tort is approdri-
ate for this Site dS Is the 111. The Planninq Commission would
ntit have a problem with the mix of uses. They key Issues of
thele were the, amount of CS !anti In they pro,ject.,
which the PldnnineT CuteO ss Lon bei i leveed lvds too mtjrh, and what is
the highest and best use of the property, per the submitted
plan. The Commlsrlon enticluded there ev.is too much retail use
dod that It crreete d a P Lghlwrhewd shoppinq center where: one
should not be: lucdted.
I
C
Pat R an. Hydn Construrtion, introduced his deve lopmerit team dnd
summar teed their ongolnq commitment to Plymouth over the years.
He presented sl ides showinq their site and listed thc; Issues:
thk IS a g.ete`%wdy to the City; is CS r.on!nq approprtdtP; can
traffic volumes be hdndicd satisfactorily; they will own the
entire: plaza; they development is dependent. on thts tvoe cif lana
use; which Is supported by a need; and the+; intend to provide .i
full service park. The mix of I1'/C!, is not essential; they ran
dr,monstrdte that the stordgcr f-,rillt s'eg are for the occupants
of the park and were nut "5peculativ,-! warehouser," for genezral
use..
Cherek Terrhfc?rber, Prime Development which his contracted to
develop t to a :res to the west of the Waterford project,
stdterd they p, an to develop an office park there which does con-
form with the, current guide plan and zoning. Hecduse: of this,
they are interested In the lung term Impact of the proposal and,
In parttCular, of the proposed food store. They also plan on
redeveloping the neighborhood retail center on the opposite side
of Highway 55 and have spent a great deal of time and coney put-
ting together plans for the project. He pointed out that the
requested change is not the hiyhest and best use of the parcel
dnd they feel strongly that the "super" food store Is Inappro-
priate for the business park. He believes the potentlal traffic
problems could be significant a t peak times and the griest ! un
should be where the food store would best be placed, I.e. what
is best for the City and for the trade area.
Councilmember Sisk asked who the users of the building would be.
Mr. RydO answered they would all
daycare, barbers, beauty, etc.
be servict retail, restaurants,
Councllmember Vasillou stated she believes these are compatlble
uses and the remalning IP uortlon should be removed fur some
other designation.
MOTION was made by Councllmember Va3iltou, seconled by
member Iitur, to adopt RLSOLUTION N0. 87-540 APKRI)VAL
USE: GUIDE PLAN AMENDMENT AND PLANNED UNIT DEVELOPMENT
PLAN FOR RYAN CONSTRUCTION COMPANY (87027) removing the
tion reysultiny to all CS guiding.
Counc I I -
OF LAND
CONCEPT
IP por-
RESOLUTION NO. 87-540
APPROVAL Or LAND 07
Q)WE PLAN AMENDMENT
RYAM CONST. (87027)
Item 7-A
Spec Lal Council Meetinq
Aeequse; ?49 1997
Ndge ?.5U
Counc I lWbMber
in the IP ana
Sisk .asked
they 'amount
what the
of storage
Mr. Ry,in st.ited It is planned
storages to address taw needs of
no lest' than 50% of this would
would be glass, brick, or other
use of thF1 hulldinq would he
p l sinned versus of f lr.e.
for a 50/50 mix of cif f lre •arid
people .and he would romnit that
be office. The exterior finish
high grade metertal.
Director Tremere stdLed the land to the east edn qualify for I1,
CS, or Cl. quiding and, therefore, since this is d PUD, Lhe foun-
cil would he approving a plan which would not he amended without
Lhe.Ir approval. Thus specific use's and mixes of uses can be
controlled. The ordindrive .allows use's In the office. servtees
CL) dlstrit:t Lhat are clt!drly Inoldental anti customarily (levon-
dary to the primary usr s; this e(wld incl rde %tordQu facilities.
MOTION was made by Mavr)r Schneider, seconded by CouneI Imember
lltur, to amend the m:eLn motion by provldtnq the fol lowing:
Thdt the remaining ip clulde d land to the Nast of the CS shall
be guided CIe; dnd adding condition /1? to provide that the CI.
area shdll be developed with "high tech" office/servlee bulld-
Ing% of high aesthetle,. quality and of high level site amenities,
and the cumme;reLdlly available storage within the hulldlnq shall
be less tlian 25% of the total floor area."
Discussion followed on the types of uses which would be permit-
ted.
Motion to dmend c:drrled, five .ayes.
CounciLmember Sisk stated he doesn't see anything different In
this proposal, with its shopping center character, than that
which exists In shopping centers In other parts of the City.
His concern Is that the Council seems to 6e addressing d PUD and
ignoring they yuidi,og the City established In the past. With the
proposed users, this would be a neighborhood shopping center and
he cannot support the present proposal given Its regtondl impAct
and customer drew which would be more appkopriately located In
CN.
Discussion continued on the allowable uses In the CN versus the
CS guiding eldsslflcatlons. The Mayor stated he Can sebe the
potential confusion with the two and perhaps they should be com-
bined.
Councilmember Vaslllou supports looking at each project as It
comes in, likes the solid background of the developer, and
doesn't see a down side to the City. She stated the City needs
to change Its perspective from the "micro" to the "macro". She
does not support lumping CS and CN together.
Spee Ln l Council Meet lnq
Aecgejst 24, 19+17
Q)dge Tgl
Counellmambe r Crdlrf stated his vonre rn is one of Seale, a
sq, ft. yrocpry Storo Ps substant.1,0 and the que%tion Is, Is it.
really appropriate In a CS gu[de d areoi.
ULrector Moor is stdted !fe trdffI(- analysis was done Ln two w,ivs;
unci was based ore the exLstinq guldlnq dnd the other was based cin
tht pruposc!d qu id Lnq. Hwised an the proposed ric e, .en add It. Iemd I
efurth/,outh street woofld be requlrod and would he part of the
dt ve loprncsrit contract,
Councl lmember 1. L tur st.ited hey Like% the Idea of one owner con-
trollinq the propt.rty dod be:lie:vea the sture 13 d proper use lel
the. vomplex.
Coinivilmembe r Sisk stated he 4•an support CS quTdlo(I heft rdruuft
support they ; drge food 5ture.
MOTION way made by Mayor Schneleicbr, sec:oeided bv CourivUr ember
1. Itur, to dmeond the main motion to acid rondlt lan #13 ds fol lows:
me deveLopmeia contract shill be executed, the Midi pl,it
shall he recorded, dnd the initidl hulldlnq pe.rmtt shall he
issued, with dll fetes paid, prior to September 1, 1988 or thl!j,
resolution drip approval of the re, Wing will he void and the
reguiclinq *tit not he implenwnted. There sh-M he no extenSton
of the deadline."
Motion to amend carried, five ayes.
Motion as tNt(;p amended edrrled on d Roll Call vete, tour dyes.
CuuneLlmember Sisk voted nay.
MOTION was made by Councllmember Sisk, seconded by Councllmember
littir, directing staff to stoidy CN versus CS guldinq definitions
to aetermine if they need revisl.,ri, ncluding consolidation, In
light of current retailing me.tnnds Including the super store
concept.
Councl lmember Cain •st-it ed any study should recognize the reali-
ties of retallircq k.,,ay.
Mayor Schneider sated staff should assume no outside consultant
Is nXessdry for this study.
Motion carried, five ayes.
Mayor Schrfelder s0ted the parking problem on 36th Avenue is a
problem for both the City and the park district.
Del Miller, Land Acquisition Officer for the District, stated
Tgey Cannot combine the parcels into one parcel because the laiid
is In twu different school districts, so there will always be
more than one parcel within the park. In a few years, when the
dssessments are paid off, they c%peet to consolidate Lhe parcels
as much as possible. They do not oppose cofisoLldatlon, they
simply cannot accomp1lz-h 1t now. Condemnation for the final
SITE PLAN d C.U.P.
HENNEPIN COUNTY PARK
RESERVE (9707))
Item 7.0
Spuclal Council Meeting
August ?4, 1957
Page; 25?
land to be hought for the park will he•gln ori Auqust 31. rhe
trail Is a separate entity from the park. They are awattinq
funding from the, Metropolitan Council to pay off the dellnque•nt
assessments but not the current or future obi igat lons. If the
development Is riot approved, they will have to prnee;ed with
parks in other communities,
Mayor Schneider Slated it seems strange that they can affo.•d to
construct this phase but they cannot pay their dellnque nt
a5sessments.
T'ounc.ilmermber Sisk stated he is hard pressed Lo btiy Into the
rationdle of approvinq they development without. requirinq this
assessments be paid or letting the development go somewher(!
ease.
Mr. Miller stated this is nit a threat;
funding to another purposes such as
Denial of Phase 11 will not result In
delinquent assessments,
they cannot transfer the
paylnq the assessments,
a raster payment of the
NOTION was m ce by Councilmember tltur, seconded by Councilmem-
ber Cralr., tv adopt RESOLUTION NO. 87-541 APPROVING SITE PLAN
AND CONUI T I OVAL USE PFRM1 T FOR IC. NNEP' N COUNTY PARK RESERVE D I S-
TN1CT ('87073).
gft MOTION was made by Councllmember Crdln, seconded by Coun-.!Imem-
Der titur, to amend the main motl%:, to delete condition 011.
Councilmember Crain stated the reason is that he believes It is
In the City's best Interest to proceed with the park developniont
recognizing that it is be)and the control of the Hennepin Park
District to pay the assessment.
Assistant Manager Boyles stated that condition 011 and condition
012 are related and the City would not Lave a leverage device
like this for some time to receive speVidl assessment payments
which are past due.
Attorney Thomson stated that this condition can be left In,
looked at In one year, and the conditional use permit revoked if
the requirements are not met. A valid distinction could be made
between this request and others, given the legislature's failure
to fund the delinquent assessments, to keep this from set: Ing a
precedent.
Mr. Miller pot.eted out that $236,000 will be paid shortly which
will bring all delinquencies up to current status.
Councilmember Cratn, with concurrence by Cuuncilmember titur, to
withdrew the motion to amend.
Iu
RESOLUTI3N N0. 87-541
HENNEPIN COUNTY PARK
R. SERVE DISTRICT
97073)
Item 7-B
U
Special Council Meeting
August 24, 1987
Pd qe ?53
MW40N was made by Counc i lmember Crd in, seconded by Mayor
rirhnelele•r•, to dmend the main motion to chdnge eondiLlon #11 to
read ds follows: "Ndyment of all delinquent Clifton F.. French
Heyl0ndl Park ds5e53me1ets prior to the Issuance of permits."
Attorney Thomson stated again Lhdt d pee;ce?den• would not ne'ces-
sdrily be set for a pr:vate developer If the Council found that,
be;Cduse of the lack of funding. it was Impossible for this
applicant to comply.
Mr. Miller asked that 'nis be tied to the occupancy permit
Instead of building permit becduse It would delay the project
a5 stated.
MUILON was made by Councllroember Zltur, seconded by Councilmem-
ber Sisk, to amebnd thf6 dmt•ndment to ddd "certif Icdte: of occupan-
cy" in lieu of "building permit".
Motion cdrried, f;,ur Ayes. Lv :" i imember Vdsi 1 iou voted nay.
Mut Ian to amend ds urn dme'nded carr led, five kiyes.
MOTION was made
Councllmember Zitur, t
Submittal of cumplete
ce is Into the minimum
Hennepin County prior
y Councilmember Crain, seconded by
amend condition /12 to read as follows:
dppliCdtlon for consollddLioet of all par-
ne-tuber of parcels legally perrmissable by
o tee•. lSiUdnce of the occupancy permit."
Motion to dmend carried, five ayes.
Bob *Icklund, Division Mdnager, stated that the City's park and
recredtlunepdrtment, ds well as other resident groups, could
use the proposed park building.
Motion as twice dcended carried on a Roll Call vote, five ayes.
MG-IOA wds made by CouncllmembL^ Vd51110U, seconded by Council -
member Sisk, directing staff to report to the Council as to cor-
respondence on tris' delinquent assessments and what efforts the
City has taken t collect them.
Motion cdrrled, four ayes. Councllmember Zitur voted nay.
Ken Streeter, Streeter Investment,
amended e PUD plan he was very Clear
this site; they have accomplished this
age which they will submit later.,
stated, when the Council
as to what trey wanted on
except for the sign pack -
dim Guddal, 4465 Vicksburg Lane, owna property In downtown
Py utu i71ed favors any progress the City can make In the area,
but lids some reservation about this development. He was rot
notltied of the pro;posed change In the PUD because his property
is not within the 500 ft. notification r.equireiient and It would
seem to hire that he should have been, as well as other owners in
REVISED PRELIMINARY
PLAT AND SITE PLAN
KEN STREETER (87068)
Item 7-C
Special Council Meeting
August 24, 1967
Page 254
dnwntown. He wonders If this is gust Lite first J many changes
to the PUD and believes this Is the wrong location for this type
of business. It makees d difference to him what this area looks
like and asked that the Council at least conclder a change in
the location of the auto store. He presented pictures of simi-
dr uses to illustrate the appearance and recommended the Coun-
cil turn this down.
Mayor Schneider stated Lhat Lo notice all property owners in
Plymouth Hills would be prahlematical dnd the practice would
have to apply to any develupme.nt In the City. He pointed out
that the PUD change has already been approved, He sold this
could be done on request -is in Mr. Cuddal's case.
Councilrember Sisk stdted Lhat the City requires slqns to he put
up on the property notifying people in the vicinity aetd this
property was posted. He wants to see Downtown Plymouth develop
and he will do everything he can to help this alonq.
Mayor Schneldt.r asked Mr. Streeter
was properly placed on the lot; is
considering the site location dttd
Boulevard.
If he bt:lieved this building
it the most aesthetic layout
the orleettatlon to Plymouth
Mr. SLreeter stated the parcel is difficult to work with dtte to
dCCeSS constraints and the soil conditions are almost impossibl^
to deal with which dictated the location of the building. The
decision to orlettt the building LOwdrdr- Highway 55 wds respon-
sive to staff's direction based on City concerns with similar
centers which back up to main roads.
Mdyor Schneider stated it would make more sense to him to turn
Lhe building so it bdcks on Highway 55. He suggested the build-
ing be turned or "flipped" to make It fit the site. He, doesn't
want the automotive repair center garage doors fdcing City
Center.
Councilmember Sisk stated he wants the entire landscaping,
lighting, and sign plans all at one time so the Council knows
what it is approving.
Mr. Streeter reiterated his concerns about access and the
soils. He said he could work with the staff as to possible
alternatives If the Item were deferred.
MOTION was made by Councilmember Sisk, seconded by Councilmember
Vd31li0u, to table the matter for redesign and review by the
Planning COMML531on to Include all aspects of the site plan dnd
signage.
MOTION was made by Mayor Schneider, seconded by Councilmember
Zitur, to amend the motion to also provide Lhdt the bullding
should be orientated more tnwards Plymouth Boulevard and Highway
55 maximlr.letg fronLside exposure to Plymouth Boulevard.
Is
Spec id 1 Counei l Meeting
August 24, 1987
Fuge 255
Motion to amend r./irried, five ayes.
Motion as once imende•d carried, five dyes.
Mayor Schneider stated the request from Twin City Optiral for
site plan amendment and vdrianrer-bs hds been withdrawn by the
petitioner.
MOTION was mddc by Councilmember
1 [tur, to ddo;)t RESOLUTION NO.
PLAN AND CONDITIONAL USE. PERMIT
NORATION (87067).
Sisk, seconded by Councilmember
A7-547 APPROVING RFVISF 0 SITE
FOR MORTE NSON DE.VE.LOPME NT COR -
MOL [tin carried on d Roll Call vote, five dyes.
MOTION wds mddc by Councilmember Sisk, seconded by Counc l Lmemberr
liter, to adopt RLSOLUTION N0, 87-543 APPROVING PRF.LIMINARY PLAT
FUR RICHARD NE.SLUND FOR "TRENTON OAKS" (57069).
Motion carried on d Roll Call vote, five aves.
MOTION was made by Councilmember Sisk, seconded by ounc:llmember
Mur, to ddopt RESOLUTION NO. 87-544 APPROVING %ARIANCL FOR
WILLIAM AND JEAN PUCF.L, 5705 EVE.RGRE F N LANE. (87076 t .
Motion carried on a Roll Call vote, five dyes.
Director Moore stated an agreemeo' between the developer and the
Johnsons, as of this date, h,is not been entered into. He talked
with Mrs. Johnson today and their attorney is working on the
agreement wlLh the attorney for Wooddale VeILures. He recom-
mended any act Lon be deterred until the meeting of Soopteymber 14,
MOT LUN was made by Councilmember Crain, seconded by Coune.Llmem-
ber litter, to table the n.O.Ler until September 14.
Motion carrierd, five ayes.
MOTION was made by Coun..ilmember Sisk, seconded by Councilmember
IlLur, to adopt RESOLUTION N0. 87-545 APPROVING A CONDITIONAL
USE PERMIT FOR RYAN CONSTRUCTION COMPANY FOR [. T. T. CENTER
87078).
Motion Carried on d Roil Call vote, five ayes.
Director Tremere stated the petitioner used Information supplied
by staff during the original review of the plans last year;
ofrLee bulld:ng wall sign requirements were then mislnterpretP;i
by the Assistant Building Official. The plans were L.tn.r e%"dng-
ed because of poor soil condiLlons. When the revised pians were
submitted, the Assistant Building Official approved the revised
building plans as ,allowed by ordindne:e, the developer, however,
had not suhmlLted sign plaits. t_ventually, applIcattons
SITE. PLAN AMFNDME NT &
VARIANCES TWIN CITY
OPT [CAL (87050)
Item 7-D
RFSOLUTION N0, 87-547
C.U.P. , MORTUNSON
DEVELOPMINT (47067)
Item 7-E:*
RESOLUTION N0, 87-543
APPROVING PRFI.IMIPXRY
PLAT, RICHARD NESLUND
TRENTON OAKS ( 87069 )
Item 7-F*
RESOLUTION N0, 87-544
JEAN PUCEL (87076)
Item 7-G*
VARIANCES FROM SUB-
DIVISION CODE
JOHNSON & SCHROEDFR
87077)
Item 7-H
RESOLUTION N0. 87-545
4. V.. . . VI\ III x\11
CONST. FOR I.T.T.
CENTER ( 87078 )
Item 7-1*
Special Council Meetinq
August 24, 1997
Page ?56
were recel*sed for sign permits and It was then fo ind t.l at the
perm' .s ,could require a vtirlance. The design was h.lstad .Pori the
oriylnal proposals. Director Tremere stated he feels the cir-
cumstances are such that there may be grounds for approval of
the variance.
Councilmember Vasillou stated she is disturbed with the sign
difficulties this petitioner has here, because the tenants in
the other Welsh project at Highway 101 and C.R. 6 are having
trouble with signs too.
MOTION was made by Councllmember T_ltur, seconded by Councilmen- RESOLUTION N0. 97-546
ber Crain, to adopt RESOLUTION NU. 87-546 APPROVING SIGN VARI-
ANCL FOR WELSH COMNANILS (87080). VAHIANCV, WELSH CO.
97090)
Mayor Schneider stated that sign plans should have been submit- Item 7-J
ted with the revised site plan. This virla ice request may not
have occurred.
Councilmember Sisk stated he was not convinced all variance
criteria were satisfied.
MOTION was made by Councilmember 513k L) amend condition #1 Lo
read: All variance criteria hdAle not been met."
Motion died for !tick of a second.
Direi for Treme:re sttAed, In his judgment, the criteria, on the
whole, are met hecausc of the dependence upon City information
and uniqueness of the situation.
Cotincilmember Vaslliou asked if It could lie approved and the
varloiice g:anLpd because of an administrative oversight.
At:;rne y Thomson answereu that the law addresses consideration
of hard.rhtp ,end inlqueness.
MOTION 4as made by Couneilmember Crain, seconded by Councilmem-
her Sisk, to amend the motion by deleting condition 1.
Motion to amer d carried, five ayes.
Councilmember Sisk stated the Welsh development at C.R. 6 and
Hwy 101 hay been a problem tot some time with cara being sold
from the parking lot and sign violations. He would be hard
pressed to approve future: developments It t;oey don't take care
of what they have.
Paul Dunn, Welsh Companies, state) the cars are a constant
manman geaemmen problem and assured the Council that he will have the
cars removed every day if Lhis is what It takes to qet rid of
the problem.
Spearla t Council Mret [nil
Auytist ?41 1947
I'dtlea ?57
Mut La n ds t lte•e- .umarede•rt veir., ltad ort et fill l l + .t l l %ot ea, f I% Fb .trea.,.
NOTION was moteiea h Course• L ltntatembear `i sk ae•ttrt t6d It • f e itsy [ se d > > int t l me ml r
liter, to .tdopt W SOl UTIUII NO, 47-547 AIIHOVINt: A CONDI TION41
1151 11114NI T ION MONT1 SSOR 1 SCHOOI Of t`AY/ 1T A NAY ( 47045) .
Not Inn carried on .i Hull Call voLu, five ayes.
NOT 1I)N wdS m.tdea by Coinie•1 lmeamb6ar SL ,k, sorttrtdead by f:ounr l lmeamhear
llttir9 to tdoltt R1:,1)l "' 41 NOe 47-544 AI)PRO%We 1)ISHIIRSIMI NTS
101) t'1R101) 1141)LNG .1111Y 19117 tet the• tm ttttt of 5 94769514.?9.
Mnt. inn r.trr IPd on at Ro l t t'rt l l vo)t ta, five ayoaas.
MOTION wave made, b% Ce t ne L lmeambear Sisk, siaeond•-d by ('reirie i lme•mbear
I t ur, to w1opt RI SOLUT IO6 NO, y7-549 AE'PROV iNC CHANGE ORDI R
Nl). i ION PRwi C T 711, AMHURS T NI I GHHe1RHOdt) PARK.
Mut Lew (•drr ie of on d Ktt L l Vit I l votta, f lvea ay6aa,.
MOTION wars nude by tounellmeamber `risk, Sac•0rdeael by Cotrrte•llmrmber
titer, to ddupt RESOLUTION NO. b7-550 SETTING PUBLIC 11E4RING FOR
1:'44-!19 C I TY HUDGI IS ION MONUAI , S1 P11 Mill It 149 1947
Mut Lon rdreaLead on at Re) I l C.t l l w of ea, five atyea%.
isMOTION Wds maidta by Coune l Lwamb. ;L sk, seaeovidead by Cathie• l lme"mber
Iti1r, to aidopt RI Sol litWN NO. 47-W 1PINi11VING 1147 (IGARI TTI
L LUNSI. S0
Mut Inn e•aerr lead slit at Ret l l Ca l L Votta, f lve• dyes.
NOTION was m.tdta by Cottete• L lmeamber Sisk, seconded by Caunr t lmcamber
Iter, L•) adopt RLSOLUT ION NO. %7-55? ORDI RING 11UHI. LC HF AKING ON
I HI PHWUSI U VACATION 01 STRI I 1 RICHT-OF -WAY, A PORTION 01
NEVI NI. I AN1 , TRI NTON PIACI IST AODI T I ON, OUTLOT "C" for SPptem-
ber ?1, U87 at 700 p.m.
Menton carried on d Ro1L Call vote, five ayes.
MOTION Wds made by Councilmember tltur, seconded by Mayor
Schneider, to reconsider the derision on goose hunting In the
City of Plymouth.
Not Lon fdllpd, two dyes. Councllmeenbears Crain, Sisk, and
Vasiliou %oted nay.
RLK)HTS Of OFF 10E.RS,_ BOARDS AND COMMISSIONS
Mayor Schneider staled than, because of the budgetary effects of
this item, It should be tdhltad tent ll 1141 butiyNtary lm1)l lydt 10115
dreg understood.
4I SOL 11T IOIJ We 87-547
F.U.P. . Sn"T-
SCHOnI OF WAY! 1 T A HAY
4704 5 )
1 t :am 7-K*
RF S0111TION NO, A7-544
nISHURSUMUNT5 FOR
P1'Rron rNnitiC 7/ i!W
Item 74*
RF SOL UT ION N0. N7-541
PROJI' C T 711
11 tam 7 -M•
RF SOLUT ION N0. !97••550
1944-41 CITt Rt1041I TS
1 t tam 7 —N+
RF SOLUT ION NO. M7-7)51
Item 7-O•
RF SOLUT ION N0. 147-55?
ORDERING HUMING
STRI E T VACAT lily
TRENTON PLACE' IST
1 t eam 7 -PO
GOOSI. HUNTiNC
ADOPTION % CITY
COMMUNICAT ION PI At
Item S-A
rSpecial Council Meeting
August 14, 1947
FdIr 758
Counc I lmefmber Crd In stated he believed the plan addressed t h-0
direction .hes CommunirdtLott s Tdsk forces reeommeiided twca yedrs
dgo and tie Is prepdre d to go through his own prIoritiPs tonight
h --jt the Council should, dt budget time,, deeide ctptlons.
Discussion followed on how to priorltite the options and pt,t
dolldr costs on each. The Counell ronuurred that the Communira-
tlons Pldn would be: curtytdeared as an element of the 1988/N9 bud
gut %loce,molit.
Assist.Snt. Ndowae}i!r Boyles stdted this drdit of the 1998/99 budget
1)r1orltic-5 .ind objectives 1, ',dsed upon list yep; is priorities
is modified by the Council's discussion dt the July 13, 19V
mutat Inq.
Cc,une:ilmember Crdin stdiktd he thinks she human re'sourees spe-
r.idlist is prein.iture.
MOTION wa' made- by Councilmember Crain, seconded by Councilmem-
bt:. 'itur, to delete, the second sentence of the Service Priori-
ties section on page 4 dddinq a itumdn resources speciatisl.
SUBSTITUTE MOTION was made by Councl lmember SI sk, se t onde+d by
Counc;ilmember litur, that they hc.rvin re•sourcos speciaiist func-
t1un be investigdted during 1998 and d report prov*Ldel to Coun-
cil advising if and when such a position should be added.
Motion rcirrled, five dyer.
Councilmember Vasiltou asked for clartficu—zion on the objectives
dealing with building in:pectlon and whether all Information
would ue provided through the Communication Coordinator's
off ir.e.
1".se-ussion followed on who will be giving advice, nandouts used,
Mid the progress the City has made to date in building Inspec-
tlnn lnformdtton services.
Councllmember VdSilLou wanted
tion wid maintenance of City
liablllty exposure through a
up p.ogram.
language added to address Inspec-
p4rks and buildings to minimize
regularized Inspection and follow
Assistant Manager Boyles stated that this risk management func-
tlun would be incorporated Into the objectives.
Mayor Schneider stated this would preclude barbecue equipment
from bring stored on balconies of apartments, duplexes, and con-
dos with two or more vertically stdcKed units.
Director Carlquist %tated a lot of cities are considering this
ordinance .es a result of the fire In Fagan caused by stored
charco.t l on a balcony.
1988/49 BUDGET
PRIOR I T I1-5/ANJVCT 1% S
Item 8-B
Specid l Councl l Meet lnq
August 24, 19h7
Paye ?59
Disrusslon was held on flow tilts ordinance wt ulel .iffr•c•t residents
dnd managers of suc t, ffici l it. les find whether sut f lelent yturage
14 dv.iilable for vooking devires ffyitle* from bdlron:E 5.
MOTION wds m.ide by Counrllmembewr Crain, ser.ondetl by Count [ lmesm-
oer Vfe s l l too, to adopt ORDINANCE NO. 874 1 AMENDING SURSF C T ION
105,09 OF THE PLYMOUTH CITY CODE , PROHIBITING THE STORAGF AND
US[. OF COOKING; DF.V ICt S APJU F t* l.S ON NAI.COt'4II.S ON PATIOS.
Mut ion Cdrr lead on a .Goll Call vote, five eyes.
MOTION was mdde by Counci tmember Sisk, seconded by rounci lmemherIltur, ;.o adopt ORDINANCE NO. 974? Rt t AT ING To 1'UHt.IC SAFETY,
ALLOWING. COMMUNITY SERV 1Ct OFF KENS TO ISSUE. CITATIONS, AME.NU1Nc110MUUTHCITYCODE , SF (' f ION ?()00.
Mut ion earried foil d Roll Ca t l voteh, f lve ayes.
MOTION was made by Courn-i lmember Sisk, seconded by Counci lmembe°tlltur, Lo ddupt ORDINANCE NO. h7-4?3 RELATING TO LAwrill. GAMBLING.,
AMI NDIN(; PLYMOUTH CITY CODI , St CT l(lN 1? 1 S BY ADDING A SIJtlSt C- T1UN.
tiatluit t;arrled oi, d Roll Cdll vote, i Ive dyes.
HUT1UN was made by Count•ilmember Sisk, seconded by Councilmemberlitur, to ddopt Rt SOLUTION NO. 87-553 to adopt RFSPLUTION NO.
b7 -55i TERMINATING EXISTING JOINT COOPERATION ACREFMLNT WITH THE
URBAN HE_NNE.PIN CUUNI Y AND AUTHORIJ INC XF CUTION OF NEW JOINT CO-
OPLRAT ION ACRI LMEN T %I T H URBAN HLNNLPIN COUNTY FOR THE: USE OF
COMMUNITY DEVELOPMENT BLOCK GRANT FUNDS (CDBC) FOR FUNDINGStLARSXIV, XV, AND XVI.
Mutton Cdrried on d Roll CdlI vote, five dyes.
Director Moore stated that C.R. 9 will be closed starting August31fordpl,ro%imdtely two months. He outlined the deter routes.
Discussl(m ru etirtued on the stdttJs of the wdtpr treatment plant
dnd the sedl coal proyrdm.
Councllmember Iltur reported on the meetings he has attended In
the pdst month.
Mdyor Schneider reported Ihdt the Cable Commission hds deelded
Oil d revised chdnne l line up and the government Ar,,ess chdnne l
will be chdnged effective October 1.
MOTION was mdde by Counetlmember Iltur, seconded by MayorSchneider, directing stdff to prepdre an urdlndnee allowing five
occasions ds approved by the Stdte oil site for ill types of qdm-
bliny.
U
ORDINANCE NO. 8741
PROHIHITIF,
NAI CONIF S
Item y -C.'
ORDINANCE NO. 874?
AUTHORIZATION
Item A -D*
ORDINANCE NO. 87-23
G
RAI ILFS
Item H -F.*
RESOLUTION NO, 87-553
URBAN HF NNFPIN COUNTY
CDBC FUNDS
Item 8-f'*
PROJECT STATUS REPORT
Item A -C
CCR REPORTS
Item A -H
0
Sp".cidl Council Meetinq
August, 24, 1347
Pdge ?60
Attorney Thomson stated iherrb dreg rert.eLn things th t an dppll-
Wit can qet d permit to hold, but enseenotalicensee
SUBST1TUTl MOTION was made by
Mayor Schneider, to d1tow only
five times per year on (Ate (it
liquor licenses.
Motion edrried, five ayes.
Coune. L lmember Crd Ln, seconded by
raf f leis or b Ingo for d tote 1 of
fdc L l L t les who havcb been Issued
Counrllmember 71tur asked about
ttnq geese on private property,
the le%gdllty of sndr[nq or net.
Assistdnt Manager poyles stated geece tre federally protected
and cannot he snared or ne:ttod only re.loedted or shat if d 3pee-
14;1 huntLnq season were approved.
They ambet lnq adjourned dt 1? :p4 d.m.