HomeMy WebLinkAboutCity Council Minutes 09-21-1987MINUTES
REGULAR COUNCIL MEETING
SEPTEMBER 21, 1987
A rey.:'ar meeting of the Plymouth City Council
der by Mayor &%neider at 7:30 p.m. In the City
of the City Center at 3400 Plymouth Boulevard
1987.
PRESENT: Mayor Schneider, Councilmembers
Crain, and ::isk, City Manager
Manager Boyles, Planning Director
Works Director Moore, City Attorney
Clerk Brandt
ABSENT: None
CONSENT AGENDA
was called to or -
Council Chambers
on September 21,
Vasillou, 1.1tjr,
Wlllts, Assistant
Tremere, Public
Thomson, and City
Motion was madt by Cour.;ilmember Sisk, seconded by CounclImember
Zitur, to adopt the consent agenda deleting items 7-C and 7-P
and adding .items 7-R aid i -S,
Notion ed rrled on a Roll Call vote, five ayes,
MINUTE
MOTION was made by Councilmember Sisk, seconded by Councllmember
Zitur, to appro%e the minutes of the Special Council meeting of
September 14, 1987 aS submitted.
Mot.lon carried on a Roll Call vote, five ayes,
PUBLIC HEARING
Assistant, Manaoer Boyles highlighted the issues and summarlted
the options the ;'vancil will be considering,
Mayor Schneider opened the public lnfurmaLional heartlIg at 7:37
p.m.
Dr. Jim Cooper, Department of Fisheries and Wildlife, stated he
as been working with Canada geese for 25 years and explained
why they are a problem today, programs they have experimented
with to control the geese, and the success of the programs. The
cost of the translocatlon prcgram would be approxlmately $700 to
19000 per site and would have to be undertaken over a three
year period to make It effective,
CONSENT AGENDA
Item 4
MINUTES - SPECIAL
COUNCIL MEETING
SEPTEMBER 14, 1987
Item 5*
Wildlife
Item 6-A
Management
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September. 21, 1987
Page 278
Councllmember Sisk clarified that this is a metro -wide problem
and not just Plymouth's.
Or. Cooper stated the geese change habitat slowly, but cventual-
ly they would come back. He would assist In identifying the
problem areas. Any private destruction of birds or eggs Is
Illegal, however, residents could apply for permits through the
Department of Natural Resources to destroy those on their own
property.
Sohn Ran, 1025 Yuma Lane, Cimarron Ponds, commented on the In-
crease In the goose population In their yard and stated the pro-
blem needs to be dealt with now.
Lynne Taylor, 954 Zanzibar Lade, stated that goose droppings
amount to 68 1/2 lbs, each year per bird and asked permission to
participate In the translocation program adding that the Cimar-
ron Ponds Homeowners Association would be willing to share the
cost.
Mayor Schneider closed the Informational hearing at 8:00 P.M.
Mayor Schneider asked, If geese move back and forth between
ponds, would this be one or two sites.
Dr. Cooper answered theL this would be one site. The most geese
they've removed from one site Is 555.
Mayor Schnelde: slated there are four public and five private
sites he w.)uld consider problem 1reas.
Cuuncllmember Sisk pointeu out that there is d lot of land In
the City where the geese could live and Still stay to the area.
This would keep the Clty from having as effective a program as
other cities.
Man..iger WI LH. -s sldte d the purpose of the request Is to determine
whether or not the C unci 1, wdnts to begin a program.
MOTION was made by Mayor Schneider, seconded by Councilmember
Z.ltur, to adopt RESOLUTION NO. 87- RELATING TO CANADIAN
GEESE amending to authorize the CIty Manager to negotiate with
Ur. Cooper to identify prou'V-3m areas and the approximate cost of
the trdnslocdtlon for 1988 and report back to the Council.
Councllmembe:r Crain asked if this would be the appropriate ;lme
to conduct do assessment.
Dr. Cooper answered that the birds are on the w1nq so he
couldn't be certal.n if the number of birds at a site are the
same ones that bred there. Ile recommended that the Clty look at
one or two worst sites and suggested undertaking them to see how
the proyrdm works for. Plymouth.
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Councllmember Sisk stated he believes the City -owned property
should be started and suggested funding the money.
SUBSTITUTE MOTION was made by Councilmember Sisk, seconded by RESOLUTION N0. 87-585
CounciLmember Crain, to adopt RESOLUTION NO. 87-585 RELATING TO WIEDLIFE W _ _
CANADIAN GEESE to enter into an agreement In an amount not to Item 6-A
exceed $4,000.
MOTION was made by Councilmember Crani, seconded by Councilmem-
ber Sisk, to amend to insert that the amount to be expended on
the program can be either on public lands or on a cost sharing
basis on p,•lvate property.
Motion to amend carried, five ayes.
Motion as once amended carried on a Roll Call vote, five ayes.
MOTION was made by Mayor Schneider, seconded by Councilmember
Vasiliou, directing staff compile proposals for Council review
as to the cost sharing nature of the program.
Motion carried, five ayes.
Mayor Schneider opened the public hearing at 8:25 p.m.
No one chose to speak and the hearing was closed at 8:25 p.m.
MOTION was made by Councilmember Crain, seconded by Counc[imem-
ber ZlLur, to adopt RESOLUTION N0. 87-586 t%UTHORIZ.ING THE VACA-
TION OF A PORTION OF REVERE LANE, TRENTON PLACE AD0LTION9 OUTLOT
11C,I
Motion carried on a Roll Call vote, five ayes.
PETITIONS, REQUESTS AND COMMUNICATIONS
Manager WL.Llis stated this item has heen removed from the •igenda
A the request of the petitioner alid has been rescheduled for
the meeting of October 5.
Director Tremere stated the request is seeking a land use guide
plan amendment to reduce the density. The development was
approved In 1984 and the developer is now asking for 28 units
whereas the nriginal plan was for 71 units. The Planning Com-
mission recommended approval. Staff doesn't concur and recom-
mends denial on the basis that it is reducing the density and
effective open s;)ace and thy: project could be coirpleted as pre-
Viousiy approved. There is a net reduction in the effective
open space hLacaUse of the proposed units occupying more land
area. He believes the current guiding is appropriate for the
arca. The proposed guiding is consistent wlt.h the proposed re-
vised PULS pious
PUBLIC HEARING -STREET
VACATION, REVERE LANE
Item 6-8
RESOLUTION N0. 87-586
5TREET VACATION
REVERE LANE
Item 6-8
ZWHARY DEVELOPMENT
PINEVIEW (87042)
Item 7-A
LAND USE GUIDE PLAN
AMENDMENT, ZACHARY
DFVELOPMENT CORP.
WOODLANDS 3RD ( 87045 )
l e em 7-8
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September 21, 1987
Page 280
Richard Hassel, developer, gave a history of the site and noted
at at t s point it is an ":nftll development". They believe
the 28 townhomes are the r;:sponsible approach to the development
of the area.
Alexander Ritter, developF r, a,div!;; that they feel now that, with
what Is a rea y there, a aie)od transition, such as that proposed,
would be more appropriate considering the higher density on the
adjacent property. No nuhtic open space is being changed, only
that around the bulldinys. Both plans would require a consider.,
able amount of grading. They would not change the public
trails.
Director Tremere stated that Lhe
space for the PUD was proposed to
pond and now they are proposing to
which helped qualify the project as
total effective private open
be at the east end near the
eliminate private open space
a PUD in 1984.
Councilmember Sisk stated the open space which was committed in
1984 should be put back in but the design of the building can be
changed.
Councilmember Vdsiliou stated she doesn't support the change and
will vote to deny the request ss this Is not the highest and
best use of the land.
Discussion followed on density, transition, and appropriate open
Space design.
Councilmember VaslLlou pointed out that the people who bought
Into this plan shouldn't have It changed now. The character
would be lost if the open space were changed now.
Mr. Ritter stated, If the question Is open space, they may yet.
It by deleting some units.
Councilmember Sisk added 'hat they would be charged for the dlf-
ferenre between ut i l - ty .-!- irgt s under the proposed guiding and
the exlstLnn guiding whir;, oclild amount. to $1009000.
Councilmember Vasillou pointed out that the City did not change
I he rules, the developer IS a5KI41g to.
MOTION was made by Councilmember Vasillou, seconded by Council -
member Zltur, to r dopt RlsowTION NO. 87- DENYING LAND USE
GUIDE PLAN AMFNDMh NT FOR ALEXANDER RITTER, ZACHARY DEVELOPMENT
CORPORATION (8704.)) (RPUD 85-4).
Attorney Thomsost stated It would be wise to include the reasons
it Is being dented.
MOTION was made by Councilmember Vasillou, seconded by Council -
member Zltur, to amend to Lnclu 1 condition lib as follows:
That it reduces the amount of open space as originally approved
as a required dttrlbute for the P11O."
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September 21, 1987
Page 281
Notion carried, five ayes.
NOTION was made by Councilmember Crdin, seconded by Councilmem-
ber Zitur, to amend to add condition 07 as follows: "There Is
no back of developable property in the same classification as
that propos.-ji. The proposed Land Use Gilde Plan Amendment would
reduce the amount of land arra located within the LA -3 designa-
tion by approximately 7 acres.
Notion carried, five ayes,
MOTION was made by Counzilmen&-r Crain, seconded by Counclimem-
ber Zitur, to amend condition 03 to add the following: "There is
no evidence that the site could not develop under the present
guiding as approved by the original approval. The Land Use
Guide Plan Amendment is stimulated by perceived market condi-
tions rather than upon land use constraints."
Mr. Nassel stated he wanted the minutes to reflect that these
amendments were being made after the motion to deny.
Attorney Thomson stated this Is not the case, the motion to deny
has not been approved as yet.
Mr. Hassel stated this request Is not for economic reasons;
that's the suggestion by stdff.
Attorney Thomson suggested adding this amendment if the CnuncIl
believes It to be a Fact.
Ulrector Tremere stated they don't feel that it has been demon-
strated that there Is merit beyond economic Interests.
SUHSi1TUTE HUT10N was nilde by Councilmember Craln, seconded by
Mayos Schneider, to delete condition 03.
Motion cdr:led, five dyes.
Councllmember Sisk stated he believed the open space and attach-
ed dwellings fit within the PUD and do act ds a buffer. He be
heves the developer would be better served if he were asked to
redesign rather than deny the request.
Councilmember Crain agreed ;hat deferral Is appropriate and they
would still have the option of ceveloping the property as orlg-
lndlly approved or coming back with •mother plan. He could
approve another bullding type If It provided for the open space.
Main motion as amended failed, two dyes. Mayor Schneider, Coun-
cllmembers Sisk dnd Crain voted nay.
MOTION w.:s made by Councilmember Sisk, seconded by Councilmitmbe r
train to defer action on the proposal and refer the plan back to
Lhe Planning Commisslon for redesign.
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Page 282
MOTION was made by Councilmember Crain, seconded by Councilmem-
ber Sisk, to amend to add that the Council concern is with
effective private awn space to maintain the PUD characteristics
meaning quantities similar to that originally approved.
Motion to amend carried, five ayes.
Motion as once amended carried, five ayes.
Iirector Tremere recalled the state law on City consideration of
prc!'_minary plats; the deferral must be agreed to by the City
and the petitioner.
Mayor Schi-aider clarified fcr Mr. Ritter that the concerns are
with open space and transition.
Mr. Hassel agreed to the deferral.
Mayor Schneider stated the Council should discuss Items 7-C and
7-P at the same time as the ponding requirement a` 7-P would
affect the conditional use permit request of J 8 R RiUde
Councilmember Crain stated the pond under discussion is In his
backyard and he certainly has an interest In what happens. This
may be a conflict of interest and he asked to be excused. He
left the table.
SDirector Moore stated he had a meeting with the property owner
last Friday. When the developer first submitted this subdivt-
slun for approvals, staff took the position thaw, with the
development, additional runoff would occur. The City's storm
water drainage plan accounts for the holding pond, but It is not
In place as yet. The major portion of the pond is on open
land. Since this pond was not in place, the developer was given
two options, construct the pond or cons ruct a temporary pond.
The developer chose to develop a temporary pond which is In the
front yard of the Lincoln/Mercury site. The developer was to
submit a closure plan for the landfill previously on this pro-
perty. Mr. Begin .is working on that plan but he doesn't believe
the Pollution Control Agency will approve a plan which was a
holdlny pond on that site.
On Fridciy the petitioner stated he would design the pond and
submit the easement description. Mr. Begin has since petitioned
the City to acquire the necessary easements for the holding pond
to the south of the site. Once easement descriptions a.re writ-
ten, the City should proceed with his petition and condemn the
easement as the property Is tied up Ind life estate and may
have to be condemned to acquire. Director Moire recommended
that Mr. Begin provide a cash deposit to cover the work. Mr.
Begin's propohal has the temporary ponding in the parking lot of
the site. They will have to make provisions for the pond or
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POND BC -P12
COTTONWOOD PLAZA
CONDITIONAL USE PERMIT
R PIZZA
87089)
Items 7-C and 7-P
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September 21, 1967
Page 263
provide financial guarantees to the City that would cover any
liability If something happened because the permanent pond
wasn't completed.
Councilmember Sisk stated the prob!em he has Is that the holdi+ig
pond was a requ'rement of tiee permit for Cottonwood Plaza and
thinks this should have been resolved prior to construction. He
believes someone will sue the City should there be flooding be-
cause the Council allowed building to occur. He would like this
resolved before occupancy is allowed.
Mayor Schneider stated he doesn't know If the City has the
right to stop construction.
Director Moore stated that occupancy permits should not be
Issued until the ponding is completed. They have constructed a
storm sewer but not the holding pond and a block should be put
into the sewer to stop the water from getting Into the ponding
area. if It rains, the water would go Into the parking lot.
Stopping construction would trot solve the problem at this point.
Attorney Thomson stated the difference between this case and any
others is that there has not been drainage easements deeded to
the City as yet. There Is still, however, a possibility that
the City wuuld y;. lievuived In a lawsuit.
NOTION was made by Councllmember Sisk that no occupancy permits
be issued for Cottonwood Plaza until such time: as the drainage
pond is in plane and functioning.
Motion died for lack of a second.
Director Moere suggested there: will be other methods to provide
the temporary ponding. A certaln volume of storage is required
and maybe some areas of the building cannot be occupied, but,
considering the time of year, the City could have the necessary
easements for the pond and have It In place before spring.
Sherm Goldberg, engineer for the developer, stated Mr. Begin Is
w ng tO Put up a guarantee In the event something happened
downstream.
Councilmember Vasll!ou stated she doesn't believe the City
should be a partner in this .In the event there is a lawsuit.
Director Moore stated an amendment to the conditional rise permit
for J A R P1tza could be that no occupancy permit shall be
Issued untl.l the temporary holding pond, as required, is con-
structed In :ottonwood Plata.
Mr. Goldberg stated Mr. Begin is willing to build a dike. if
this is not acted on tonight, the time to start the condemnation
will ktep moving.
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1987
Ndyor Schneider suggested wait Ing on the 0 8 R Pizza request un-
til the Fond Is settled.
Director Tremere stated that this would stop tenants from making
leasehold improvemer '_;,.
NOTION was matte by Mayor Schneider, seconded by Counclimember RESOLUTION N0, 87-587
Zttur, to adopt RESOLUTION NO. 87-587 APPROVING A CONDITIONAL . .
USE PERMIT FOR RUDOLPH MART1 FOR J 8 R PIZZA, INC. (81089) add- PIZZA (87089)
Ing condition 09 as follows: "That the certlflcate of occupancy Item 7-C
Is tied to the development contract for the Cottonwood Plaza and
that that occupancy permit will be withheld until the storm
drainage problem or ponding area is worked out".
Motion carried on a Roll Call vote, four ayes.
MOTION was made by Councllmember Zltur, seconded by Mayor
Schneider, that no occupancy permits for the conducting of busi-
ness will be issued to anyone In the Cottonwood P l d.ca Addition
as originally approved) until the Council has received and
accepted a report from the petitioner, through the City Engin-
eer, indicating that a temporary storm water holding System Is
In place and that plans ford permanent drainage system have
been submitted and, further, that the developer shall accept
costs sssoclated with these actions.
MOTION was made by Councllmember Sisk, to amend that the tempor-
ary holding pond cannot be the parking lot.
Motion d.les for lack of a second.
Discussion continued on the timing of the occupancy, the City's
potentlal risk, and the alternate plans.
Motion carried, four ayes.
Councltmember CrAtn rejoined the meeting.
Ken Uri s, petitioner, stated that, while staff is recommendingTrhis REVISED PUD PRELIMIN-
en a request to revise the PUD plan for Kingsvlew ARY PLAN/PLAT FOR
Heights 3rd Addition to add one lot, he explained what happened KINCSVIEW HEIGHTS 3RD
and why. Wtlot 3 was platted as part of the final plat. A ADON. (87091)
church once wanted to purchase it, but that never happened. At Item 7-D
that time they decided to hold onto the outlot, to purchase some
dditlonal land, and make It part of the development. This out -
Lot was excluded from all the documents describing private open
Space. lntenZions to develop the uutlot were not made clear to
the City unt.11 recently. ?14 units were approved and, if this
were approveo, the number would be 215. The lot still belongs
to them grid has street Frontage. They now find themselves with
a large piece o" land they would like to use. They want to
build one house oii the lot and are committing to cutting as few
trees as posslbLe.
September 21, 1987
Page 285
Councllmember Crain commented that "he develriper of the land is
the one who both sold and allowed the purchasers of the land on
Harbor Lane to believe that the outlot would remain open space
and now is asking that be changed.
Mr. Briggs stated this Is not legally the Cdsr since the land is
not reflected In any homeowner assoclatton duciments as prlvate
open space.
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Mayor Schneider polntet' out that Mr. Briggs never told the City
nor the residents what they Intended.
Director Tremere stated there is clear Indications that the PUD
concept plan shows Outlot A. which is now Outlot J. The approv-
ed plan stated there will be five outlots for privatge open
space purposes and this is one of the five. Th: plans submitted
throughout the PUD process reflected Outlot J as open space.
The land was never represented as d buildable lot or parcel.
MOTION wds made by Councllmember Sisk, seconded by Councllmember RESOLUTION N0. 87-588
tltur, to adopt RESOLJT10N NO. 87-586 DENYING REVISED RESIDENDENYING REVISED Rpm,
TIAL PLANNCD UNIT DEVELOPMENT PRELIMINARY PLAN/PLAT FOR KINGS- KINCSVIEW HEIGHTS 3RD
VIEW HEIGHTS 3RD ADC 1 T ION FOR HARST AD COMPANIES ( 87081) (RPUD AODN. ( 87081)
85-1), Item 7-D
Motion cdrrled on d Roll Cdll vote, five dyes.
NOTION wds mdde by Councllmember Sisk, seconded ty Councllmember RESOLUTION N0. 87-589
Z.itur, to adopt RESOLU1 ION NO. 87-589 APPROVING FINAL PLAT AND FINAL PLAT & BEVEL -
DEVELOPMENT CONTRACT FOR FERNRROOK WOODS FOR MARVIN H. ANDERSON MENT CONTRACT, MARVIN
CONSTRUCTION COWA14Y (97018). ANDERS(W CO. (87018)
Item 7-r:#
Mutton cdrrled on a Roll Cd1l vote, five ayes.
MOTION was mace by Councllmember Sisk, seconded by Councllmember RESOLUTION M0. 87-590
litur, to ddopt RESOLUTION NO. 87-590 SETTING CONDITIONS TO 81 `-ETTING CONDTTTW
MET PRIOR TO FILING OF AND RELATED TO FINAL PLAT FOR FERNBROOK SINAL PIAT
WOODS FOR MARVIN H. ANDERSON CONSTRUCTION COMPANY (97018). MARV14 ANDERSON CO.
87018)
Motion cdrrled on d Roll Call vote, five ayes. Item 740
MOTION was mdde by Councllmember Sisk, seconded by Councllmember RESOLUTION N0, 87-591
Zltur, to adopt RESOLUTION NO. 87-591 ADOPTING ASSESSMENTS, PRO- AFFTING
OECT N0. 755, SANITARY SEWER AND WATERMQ N AREA, FERNBROOK WOODS SEWER 8 WATERMAIN
ADDITION in the amount of 544,935. MARVIN ANDERSON CO.
PROJECT 755
Notion carried on d Roll Call votr, five dyes. Item 7-E"
MOTION was made by Counclime*er Sisk, seconded by CouncllmewL;er RESOLUTION N0. 87-592
lltur, to adopt RESOLUTION N0. 87-592 APPROVING F1NA1. PLAT AND FINAL PLAT 6 UMEW.
DEVFLOPMENT CONTRACT FOR TYRELL SIXTH ADDITION FOR HANS HAGEN MENT CONTRACT, HANS
HOMl.4.S (87105) (RPUD 79-2)o HAGEN, TYRELL 6TH
ADDN. (87105)
IuLion cdrrled on a Roll Call vote, five ayes. Item 7-F*
qu ar ounc . _ r , no
September 21, 1987
Page 286
NOTION ads made by Courlcllmember Sisk, seconded by Counclimember
lltur, to adopt RESOLUTION NO. 87-593 SETTING CONDITIONS TO HE
NET PRIOR 10 FILINC OF 4ND RELATED TO FINAL PLAT FOR TYRELL
SIXTH ADDITION FOR HANS HACEN HOMES (97105) (RPUD 79-2).
Notion cdrrled on d Roll Call vote, five ayes.
NOTION was made by Councllmember Sisk, seconded by Councllmember
Liter, to ddupt RESOLUTION NO. 87-594 ADOPTINC ASSESSMENTS, PRO-
JECT NO. 756, SANITARY SEWER AND WATERNAIN AREA, TYRELL SIXTH
ADDITION In the amount of 513,585.
Mottos. .:arr led 011 d Roll Cd 11 vote, five dyes.
MOTION ads made by Counclimember Sisk, seconded by Counci:member
litur, to adept RESOLUTION NO, 87.595 RFrF IVINC Pf. /ITION AND
ORDERiNC PRELIMINARY ENCINELRINC REPORT, 4830 FL.NNBROOK LANE
P.I.N. 10-11842-33-0000.
Motion cdrried on d Roll Cdll vote, five ayes.
Kdren Atkinson, representinq TNinWest Chdmber of Co.wwrce, stdt-
edtheir current lnformdtlon to realtcrs is not very IndLedtive
of the high qudllty dress they represent. She showed a brochure
of the type they dnticlpatc producing. Fdch city would hdve one
pdye. Approximdtely twenty businesses and dll six other cities
hdve committed to the brochure. They dre dsking the City for
2,000 •ts Its shdr-a.
John Crlfflth, TwlnWest Chdmber member, stated this will he •i
qualityy piece.
Ms. Atkinson stdted the cities dre being asked for different
amounts bdsed on Lheir comiercldl dreds.
Mdndger Willis stdted the city puts otiL a booklet on the city to
resldeo tt In terms of d develoument tool, the businesses put
out lnformdtlon for their sites. The private sector does do
effeeLLve job of getting development to Plymouth,
Councllmember VdSLitou stdted her concern and Lhdt she doesn't
support this when it is compdred to the commercldl efforts the
City is mdking on its own. Spendinq moiiey on this type of thlnq
Is itoL justified when the City is dlreddy spending on stmlldr
items.
MOTION ads mdde by Counellmember Sisk, seconded by Councllmember
Vdsl!tou, noL to coittrlbute to the project.
Counctmember litur '.dted he Vdnnot sjppo: t this eLthstr beedtlSe
of tits concern wlLn the budget.
El
RESOLUTION N0. 87-59)
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FINAL PLAT, HANS HACFH
TYRELL 6TH ADDN.
47105)
Item 7-F#
RESOLUTION N0. 87-594
1Ywv . •..M '.VVI V.I' 1< V. V . .
SEWER & WATERMAIN
TYRELL 6TH ADDU,
PROJECT 756
Item 7-F16
RESOLUTIOM N0. 87-595
4630 VERNBROOK L4NF'
Item 7-C•
TW1NWEST CHAMBER
RF QUF S T
Item 7-H
A i 10 - I4
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rage 287
Ntr. G:lffith asked why Plymouth doesn't seek out businesses.
Councllr+ember _ r c;.in and Mayor Schnelder stated they would sup-
port this req%w %t to order to support the other sponsors.
Notion cdrr'r::.. three dyes. Mayor Schneider and Councilmember
Crain voted ndy.
MOTION was made by Councllmember Slsk, seconded by Co.jncilmember RESOLUTION N0. 87-5%
Zltur, to adopt RESOLUTION N0. 87-596 REDUCINC DEVELOPMENT BOND, RM REMMON
SILVERINORNE 2ND ADDITION (86025) to $30,572. SILVERTHORNE 2ND
P.DDITh, ' (86025 )
Notion carried on a Roll Call vote, five ayes. Item 7-1-Z•
NOTION was made by Councllmember Sisk, seconded by Councllmember RESOLUT;ON QtO. 67-597
Zitur, to adopt RESOLUTION NO. 87-597 REDUCIK DEVELOPP%NT BOND, BOND RUM=
plvm.e
STEEPLECHASE 3RD ADDITION (87019) to $41,832. STEEPLECNASE 3RD
ADDITION (87019)
Notion carrled on a Roll Call vote, five ayes. item 7-1-24
MOTION was made by Councllmember Sisk, seconded by Councilmember RESOLUTION N0. 87-598
Zitur, to adopt RESJLUTION NO. 87-598 REDUCING DEVELOPMENT BOND, =0 REDU
PHEASANT TRAILS ADDITION (85103) to $121,237. PHEASANT TRAILS
ADDITION (85103)
Motion carried vn a Roll Call vote, five ayes. Item 7-1-3•
NOTION was made by Councllmember Sisk, seconded by Counctimember RESOLUTION N0. 87.599
Vdslllou, to adopt RESOLUTION NO. 87-599 REQUEST FOR PAYMENT
N0. 1 AND FINAL, 1987 SEAL COAT AND CURB REPAIN PROGRAM In the NO. 1 A FINAL
amount of $255,229.67 to Allied Blacktop, Inc. 1987 SEAL COAT
Item 7-J
Motlon cdrrled on a Roll Call vote, five ayes.
MOTION was made by Councl.lmember Sisk, seconded by Councilmember RESOLUTION N0. 87-600
0
11tur, to &dopt RESOLUTION NO. 87-600 APPROVING CHANf'.E ORDER CHANGE ORDER NO* I
N0. 1, T.N. 101 AND FERNBROOK LANE TRAILS, PROJECT N0. 724 by FERNBROOK 8 T.N. 101
adding $16,288. TRAILS, PROJECT 724
Item 7-K*
Notion carr led oi d Roil Call vote, five ayes.
MOTION was made by k'.ouncllmember Sisk, seconded by Councllmember RES(XUTION N0. 87-601
Zitur, to adopt RESOLUTION NO. 87-601 RECEIVING PRELIMINARY UNULMING MUJVCT
REPORT AND ORDERII:C PROJECT, STNEET LIGHTING, QUAIL RIDGE OF STRFET LIGHTING
PLYMOUTH 2ND ADDIT-ION. QUAIL RIDGE 2ND ADDN.
Item 7 -LO
Motlon carried on d Roll Call vote, five ayes.
NOTION was made by Counctlmember Sisk, s.conded by Councllmember RESOLUTION NO. 87-602
Zitur, to adopt RESOLUTION N0. 87-602 DECLARING ADEQUACY OF i
PETITION AND ORDERING NhEPAKATION OF REPORT, STRFET LIGHTING, STREET LIGHTING
JAN Es'TOWN ADDIIION, JAMESTOWN ADDI110N
Item 7-M*
Notion cdrrled on d Roll Call vote, five ayes.
September 219 1987
Page 288
NOTION wds made by Councitmember S'sk, seconded by Counclimember
Iltur, to ddopt RESOLUTION N0. 8 40) RECEIVING AND APPROVING
REQUEST FROM MARV ANDERSON FOR VARIANCE 'Tib "SME T CF -%K"
REQUIREMENT IN FERIBROOK HOODS ADDITION*
lb ton cdrrLed oil d Roll Cdll vote, five dyes.
MOTION was made by Councilmember Sisk, seconded by Councllmember
Zitur, to ddopt RESOLUTION N0. 87-604 RECEIVING REVISED REPORT
AND ORDLRINC PROJECT N0, 5179 REVERE. LANE WITHIN OUTLOT C.
TRENTON PLACE FIRST ADDI t ION" ( TRENTON PLACE PHASE 1 I) STREET
AND UTILItIES.
lktion cdrrLed on d Roll Call vote, five dyes.
Mt.1T LUN a s made by Councl 1 membe r Sisk, seconded by Counc i Lmembe r
I l tut , to adopt RE.SOLUT I04 N0. 87-605 RECEIVE RE 4 ISEO PREL IMI -
NARY ENGLNFERLNC REPORT AND APPROVING PLANS AND SPECIFICATIONS
AND ORDERING ADVERTISEMENT FOR BIDS, REVERE 1-401E. IN TRENTON
NLACL AUDIT ION, PROJFCT %. 517,
Notion cdrrLed an d ROIL Cd:' vote, five ayes.
Item 7-P, Petitloii from Jerome Elegin Pur Pood 9C -u.: ddjacent to
Cottonw ind P I.+ta kikil t inn, wds discussed d lo- L +. Item 7-C.
Athe deve-Luper is to submit the pund construrL::-n . tans and the
r.iserlellt Mese. iptlons.
MuTLUN Nds mdde by Cow-PI.Lmember Sls'n, seconded by CounclLmember
l ltur, to deerpt the petition for extension of Xenlunt Ldrkt%, 37th
Avvww to Y i newejad Ldne, dnd under ' rd f f Lc coup.!.
O%t 1011 cdrrieu, f i %e- ayes.
made h%
1 tur, to fidupt kl &1 4
ULTLONAL USE PLRMII
861 J411) .
Mutton ecirried on d Hi,
11t.611member Sisk, seconded by Councllmember
ION N0. 87-606 APPROV LNC R! NEPAL FOR CON -
l1.1 JAM 0I7111:1. FOR HOLLYI)11 E CU..F COURSE
C.a l l % ote, f I ve dyes.
MOT 1()N was mad• by Couiw E , Nomber S1 sk, seconded by Counel.bwakeo
ltur, to adopt NLS'11U1 L1)-: . ), x%740 OF SkCNATINC THE 9ALANCE :01
ALL NEVENUE SHARING F')NU,;, + I)DLNC INTLKST F ARNINCS.
Motion carr led on a Roll 01.1 %otv, rive ayet .
HL.MORT S OF OFFICERS, 110ANUS %NU COMMISSIONS
LounuLmember Sisk stated he liked the plan.
Lb the reference to the compost yard wdst,e.
The grub l ill h.` lids
RESOLUTION N0. 87-6A)
STREET f
FERNBROOK WOODS ADON.
Item 7-i46
RESOLUTIGN H0. 87-604
OWER 1W. PROJECT
REVERE: LANE. OUTLOT C
PROJECT 517
Item 7-00
RESOLUTION N0. 87-605
OWN
REVERE LANE, TRENTON
PLACE ADDITION
PROJECT S17
Item 7-0•
POND 8C -P12
Item 7-P
PETITION FOR EXTENSION
XENLUM LANE TO
V1NEWOOD LANE
Item 7 -Qt
RESOLUTION 110. 87-605
HOLLYOALE GOLF COURSE_
WILLIAM DEZIEL (8 132)
Item 7-R6
I."AUTION NO. 87-607
r' :T ! IATTRE oxmrme
Ai i. Mt:F SHAR I NC FUNDS
r 7-S,
RECYCLING
PLAN
item 8-A
PROMOTIONAL
Regular Council Meeting
September 21, 1987
Page 289
Councilmember Crain stated there is a means of estimating weight
at the County site to be sure Plymouth gets credit for this re-
cycling. He believes, at this time, the City would benefit from
working with the haulers.
Councilmember Sisk stated he would like to see the City move
forward with its determination to meet the County goal.
NOTION was made by Councilmember Sisk, seconded by Courcilmember
Crain, to adopt RESOLUTION NO. 87-608 APPROVING A RECYCLING PRO-
GRAM PUBLIC RELATIONS PLAN FOR THE CITY OF PLYMOUTH.
Motion carried on a Roll Call vote, five ayes.
Manager Willis outlined the drat'. questions to be asked In the
1987 residential survey. He sul%mitted a proposal from C. J.
Olson for Council consideration which was almost twice the cost
of the projected cost of the Lk&cision Resources, Inc. survey.
MOTION was made by Councilmember Sisk, seconded by Councilmember
Crain, to adopt RESOLUTION NG. 87.109 AUIWORIIING THE CITY
MANAGER TO NEGOTIATE AN AGREEMENT WITH DECISION RESOURCES, INC.
TO COMPLETE: THE 1987 RESIDENTIAL SURVEY FOR THE CITY OF
PLYMOUTH.
Councilmember Sisk suggested the length of the survey not be so
long that it is a burden on the people called.
Motion carried on a Roll _dll vote, five dyes.
C7
MOTION was made by Councllmember Sisk, seconded by Councilmember
tltur, to adopt ORDINANCE N0. 87-25 RELATING TO LAWFUL GAMBLING;
AMENDING PLYMOUTH CITY CODE, SECTION 1215.05.
Motion cdrrted on a Roll Call vote, five dyes.
OTHER BUSINESS
MOTION was made by Councilmember titur, seconded by Councilmem-
ber VasIIIou, directing the City Manager to work with the public
safety department, to Improve the traffic situation In northeast
Plymouth, pdrticularly C.R. 47 and C.R. 10 and any other areas
In the City and report back to the Council.
Mutton carried, five ayes.
The meeting adjourned at 11:45 p.m.
RESOLUT,ON N0. 87-608
PUBLIC RELATIONS PLAN
Item 8-A
RESIDENTIAL SURVEY
Item 8-B
RESOLUTION N0. 87-609
AUTHORIZING
RESIDENTIAL SURVEY
Item 8-B
ORDINANCE N0. 87-25
GAMBLING
Item 8-C
OTHER BUSINESS