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RL:CULAH COUNCIL NEL r INC
OCTOBER 190 1997
A reguldr meeting of the Plymouth City Council was cdlled to or-
der by Mdyor Schneider dt 7:30 p.m. In the City Council Chdmbers
of the City Center dt 3400 Plymouth BouleVdrd on October 19,
1987.
PRESENT: Mdyor Schneider, Coutic I imembers Vds t l lou, I I tur ,
Crdln, dnd Stsk, City Mdndger Willis, Asslstdnt
Mdndger Boy lets, P.ldnning Director Tremere, Public
Works Director Moore, Pdrk dnd Recred:lon Director
Bidnk, Public Sdfety Director Cdrlyulst, City Attorney
Thomson, and City Clerk Brdndt
AHSLNT: None
PRLSENTATION
Mayor Schnciticr rCad a prowldmdtton decldrIng the week of Octo-
ber 18-24 ds Ndtlondl Business Women's Week.
The p.dyor deknowledged d contribution from J & R Plead towards
the policemen's vest fund.
Mdyor Schneider read .a resolution thdnking the volunteer soccer
eodches for their hours of service to the community.
CONSENT AGENDA
Motlon was made by Councllmember litur, seconded by Councilmem-
bcr Sisk, to dduut. the consent dgendd deleting Item 8-T-2.
Motion cdrrled on a Roll Cdll vote, five dyes.
MINUTLS
MOTION w.+5 mdde bk Count; i l member Z l tor, seconded by Counc l lmem-
ber Sisk, to dpprove the ml+utes of the Reglildr Council meeting
of October 5, 1987 as submitted.
Motion cdrr ltd on d Roll Cd 1 l vote, five .ryes.
PNESFNTAi ION
Item 4
CONS[ N I
Item 5
MINUTES
COUNCIL
OCroffH
Item 6"
AGENDA
REGULAR
MEF T ING
S, 1987
Kegu ar Lounc . yet ng
October 19, 1987
Page 309
PUBLIC HEARINGS
Mayor Schneider opened the public hedrinq at 707 p.m.
No one chose to speak and the hearing was closed at 7;37 p.m.
MOTION was made by Councllmember Sisk, seconded by Councilmem-
ber Crain, to adopt RESOLUTION N0, 87-667 AUTHORIZINC THE YAC A -
TION OF DRAINAGE. AND UTILITY AND STREET EASEMENTS, WAGNER ADDI-
TION.
Mot Lon carried on a Roll CaLI vete, five ayes.
Ndn,yer Willis stated the Council directed an engineering study
on whether or not to undertake drainage Improvements in Wood -
creek Addition. The purpose of the hearing is to give the pub-
lic the opportunity to hear the report and ask questions. The
hcdring was noticed In the official newspaper dr d mailed notices
were sent to those residents In the proposed assessment dis-
trict. There ere three alternates under consideration d d the
Specl.il Assessment Committee is recommending alternate A. if
the project is ordered dnd contrdcts let, d second hearing will
be held to dllocdte costs to the subject properties and rest-
det ts will know deflntte.y what their cost will be.
Uirector bore stated the project was Lnttidted d year ago by
S property owners within the ared because of the severe erosion in
d drainage channel In the dreg. Engineering reports defined the
alt.rndtes. He showed sl!des of the area and recommended that
the costs be assessed over the entire drainage dreg with the
four abutting properties, who receive more benefit, paying ar
addiLlondl cost; he polnted out these four lots.
Counci.lmember Siak dsked iP this situation co ild be considerer)
hdidrdous to the public.
Attorney Thomson answered Lhdt debris can be d safety hazard to
ch l Idren0
DireQtor Moore stated the City's easement is over the lots to
the east and not over Outlot C. Some edsements would have to be
obtained from the homeowners association on the outlot. He
stated the chdnnrl is a lot deeper that It was before and the
trees have changed the routing.
Mayor Schneider opened the public hearing dt 7:50 p.m.
The Mldyor read d letter from Gregory and Connie Korstdd, 10915
4th Ave., fdvor inq the pro jkxt but objecting to his proposed
dssessm I'lt.
Robert Sh l.ers, '10905 34th Ave., owns one of the four lots to be
dssesse tN t:xtra dmount. His concern is thdt the chdr nel is
all In the outlot except for lot 2. He questioned their receiv-
ing ldterdl benefit since It Is not on his property. He
PUBLIC NEARING
CASEMENT VACATION
Item 7-A
RESOLUTION N0, 87-667
LA5EMENT VACATION
WAGNER ADDITION
Item 7-A
PUBLIC HEARING -
PROJt C T 660
Item 7-B
C7
Regular Council Mweting
October 199 1987
Page 310
favors the project Lut Is concerned about the singling out of
the four Lots as receiving extra benefit.
John Kulle, 1wOS 36th Ave., asked questions on the difference
e ween ,Fie alternates. He also favors the project.
Director Moore explained the difference, are that alternate A
and B would Involve Instdllatlon of a pipe but in different con.
flgurdtlons, and alternate C Involves cleaning out the channel
and Installing r*,c•k riprap.
Tlm Peterson, 3235 Wellington Lane, stated he thinks the lots to
e sou o Out:ot C should be assessed as well and asked how
the assessment area was arrived at, He favors the project.
Director Moore answered that this lot may be deleted out but the
assessment area will be better defined when the project Is
orderid. The people not affected by the channel would not be
notified as they will riot be assessed.
Mr. Peterson asked whether their channel, which is smaller dncl
Is also experiencing erosion, could be Improved dt the same time
before It gets to the same state as this one.
Ulreetur Moore
thrnugh their
Includes only
from residents
for a public
ordered,
stated there is no where near the Flow of water
channe l and dt the presfoot time the project
this one channel. There ha,re been no requests
to do the other one. They would have to petition
improvement and an engineering study would be
Bill Lalnl_n9er, 3215 Wellington lane, favors the project as It
s s porperkythatisbeingeruded.
Mark Windfeldt, 10601 36th Ave., approves of the project but
qust one w y he was dssessed.
Ulrector Moore answered that drdlndge from that entire area along
36th Ave. goe: through pipes which end up at the channel.
Roger k dber , 3225 Wellington Ldne, asked why the builder
warn t required to Nut In the right stuff In the first place.
Ulrector Moore stated that this development was approved in 197?
or 1973 and he couldn't find dnything relating to the channel.
Mr. Sievers statue o
bdbly no one believed
dssessment would be
issue.
a .-reek, in 1974, was very smdll and pro-
dr ything had to be done. He asked If the
changed It this were declared a sditty
Mdyor Schneider doiswered It would nut.
The hetir lnrl was closed dt 8:09 p.m.
Requldr Council Meetlnq
October 19, 1987
Pdqe )11
MOTION ads mddr by Couriellmembe;r Sisk, seconded by CouncLlmPm-
ber LLtur, to adopt RLSOLUILON NO. 97-664 ORDERIPIa 1141ROVkMENT
AND PRE PAR A T L ON OF PLANS AND SPE C L F I C A T l ONS , WOOD CRE' E K ADDITION
ANSA, STORM Sk.WE.R LMPROVc MENIS, PROJECT NO. 660.
Uirector !buure: stated this is w[nte;r work and prohdbly will he
dont: Ln Jdnudry or February,
Nut lun carr itcd on d Ru I l Cd 11 vote., five ayes.
MOTION ads made by Counc,• l Lmt:mbcr l i ttir, seconded by Couiw l lme.m-
ber Sisk, to ddopt RESOLUI LUN NO. s7-669 APPROVING AMEPIDME:NT TO
SIAQU GROWTH E.LF.MENI OF [HE CITY'S COMPREHENSIVE PLAN FOR CRAIG
SCHE HEIE R (b7U59) .
MOLtoo$ Cd' rI4-d on d Roll Call vote, five1 lye S.
MU I LUN wa m.de by Counc• l imt-mber l l tt r , seconded by Cuun(t t imem-
be;r Slsk, to adopt RESOLUTION NO. 47-67U APP14OVINC PRi L IMINANY
PLAT 011 CiIA l C SCHE RHE H FOR "MEADOWS OF BASS L. AKE " 07059).
Mut ion twr lrd on a Roll Ca t l vote, f [ve dyt-g.
i,. JH *ds mide: by Councllme;mber 11tur, seconded by Count-llmem-
iel 4sk, to <dupt RLSULUI LUN ALU. 'S7-671 SL r r LNG COMMON TO HE
OR rU PUHI, lCAr ION Of UHUItjAPjCE REZONING LAND LOCATED AT
40H T HWE a f COHNE H Of P L NE V LLW LANE AND SCHMID r L AKF ROAD
wt tun cdrr leel un a Holl Cd l t volt, fiver dyes.
MU r IUN wa:) (aide by Counc l lmember L i tur, seconded by Cuunc i ftm-
ber `,isk, to odupt OHULNANC-E No. 7-2H AMENDING THE IONLNG ORUI-
NANCE 10 CL ASS l f I CE H I A L N! ANDS LOC A f f U LPI 1 fie NOH i HWE S T CORNS R
OF 1' 1NE V lE W LANE AND SCHM! u I LAX[ R')AD TO H- lei ( LOW DENS l f Y RE S-
lUtN1l1L) ULSIHICT.
Mutlun eirrivil on a Rull Cdll vote, Five a)es.
MUiIUN was made by Councllmembe.r
be r 5l sk , to ddop t RESOLUTION NO.
VAH[ANCL 0H HfUIN OLVFLUPMENI
97098).
1 i tur, secunded by Cuunc l imem-
47-671 APPROVING SL fE PLAN AND
i UH HE RKSH LIE OE i ICE PARk
Mut lun carr -d un 4. Hull Cd t l vote, five dyes.
Mdr dy=-r %1;1i% sLctted the pet I t Ioner, Jerry Behme, 5700 Vdc1tibond
Edna, his requd. Led this ippetil from the Hoare, of otiInq rutincl
be defe•red until the November :, 1987 regular meo lnq.
Bill Pribble, 173JO 19th Ave., stated, Mr. Myron, owner of Lhe
pruperiy o the south, Is plarincl him [r d positlun of hdvtny to
deverlup tits pruptarty to m.ixiolze Its value incl get. the rudd.
1hey do nut a[sh Lo develop Lhe property, bill dreg ,wire of the
RESOLUTION NO. 87-644
WOOOCRE.E K ADD I r ION
DRAINAGE I MwROVF MF N r
PROX'C r 660
Item 7-N
RESOLUTION NO. 87-669
GROWTH E'L.FMENT, CITY'S
COMPHI HINSIVE; PLAN FOR
CRALC tiCHERBFR ( 97059)
Item ti -A•
RI `SOLUI ION N0, 87-670
ME ADOWS OF BASS LAKE
CRAIG SCHE RHE H ( 97059 )
Item 8-A•
RESOLUTION NO. 87-671
i ON I NG LAND N l NEV l' W
LANE & SCHMIDT LAKE RU
yi059)
Item 9-A•
ORDINANCE N0. 87 -?-A
Z16f
PINEVIEW LANF &
SCHM 1 D T LAKE ROAD
Item 8-A'
RESOLUTION N0. 67-612
917 PLAN & :Ir
Hf GIN DEV., BERKSHIRE
Off 1Cf PARI: ( 47098 )
Item S -H*
BOARD Of ZONING APNE Al.
JERRY tie HMF
Item 9-C
JOANN PHIHBLF PErlflON
84097)
Item 9-U
October 19, 1987
Page a 1d
fact that It will have to be developed to get their return. At
the present time they have had at least eight developers ap-
prod6. them but one In part.lcular has not been able to deal with
the property owner to the south regarding a public road across
his envelopment. he hes not accepted an offer on the property.
Becaese there is no public dCCess except through another sub-
division, their property has lost value. It is his opinion that
the :ity has the ruthority to deal with his wife's request to
estdbl ish a public cartwal.. He sr ld, in l ie« of thdi. , the reso-
lution should be amended tj state that the City will obtain the
necessary right-of-way for a public way through eminent domain.
He disagreed with the City Attorney's opinion and explained why.
Mayor Schneider stated the problem is the cost of ubtalntng the
property and asked If he would pay for It.
Mr. Pribble answered that the cost should be paid by the City if
It is obtained throi,19h em.lnant domain.
Attorney Thomson stated the Counc
tion ds requested because It cool
cll decided to and directed the
effective tonight. The cost of
platting is typically borne by
City Cdn r, --quire the developer
type of cost could be assessed to
Al shouldn't amend the resolu-
d he Interpreted that the Coun-
conde®ndtlon of the property
eminant domain at the time of
the dequlring entity; but the
to do certain things and 01.a
the appilCant.
Mayor Schneider asked why Mr. Pribble believed the City would
benefit by the rode:..
Mr. Prlbble answered that the property would then go on the tax
rolls. He added he hasn't yet seen the agreement which %Po -
vides for mdlntendnce of Outlet A.
MOTION was made by Councilmember Sisk, seconded by Counclipem-
ber Crain, to adopt RESOLUTION NO. 87-674 DENYINC PETITION TO
ESTABLISH PUK IC CARTWAY ACROSS OAKDALE WEST THIRD ADDITION
84097).
Councilmembe: Sisk :itdted he dppreclates Mr. Prtbble'S stand but
doesn't see where the City is hindering the development of his
property. hoe road rigb, -of-way Is acquired now Is d matter of
negot tat tori between Mr. Pribble doid Mr. Miron.
Motlon cdrrled on a Rol. Call vote, four ayes. Councllmember
Vdsltlou voted nay.
Jack bodrmdn, architect for Fire Station 3, showed the overall
site Plann and floor plans of the station, They will present the
color and materlil selection later but expect it to be metal,
masonry, and glass. They are now asking permission to move on
to flndl development plans,
RESOLUTIOP kr . 8o7-674
DENVING PC 't rm rw,
PU6l X CAR T IAY, JOANN
PR I8%3L F ( 8409 7 )
Item 8-D
FIRE STATION 3
SCHEMATIC PLANS
Item S -E
Regular Council Meeting
October 19, 1987
Page 313
Councllmember Vasiliou asked if the firefighters have commented
Son the plan.
Mr. 80arman answered that this project has undergone two plan
submissions, five or six site plan layouts, and various floor
plan revision changes. Submissions were made to the fire
department along with input from the fire chief and director of
public safety. This will continue through develo rnent. They
are looking for long term stability in their choice of colors.
Councllmember Sisk asked about 33rd Ave. and stated he doesn't
know if creating a new road is necessary for accessibility.
Manager Willis answered that 33rd Ave. probably will tt Instal-
led before Medina Road as the right-nf-way north of tine station
Is not owned by the City. The land the Cit) has iii the area
contemplates 33rd Ave.
Councllmember Sisk asked if the bond referendum included the
cost for a street.
Mdndger Willis answered that it did not but, if a street is
Installed, the property will be assessed for it.
Mr. Hoarmdn stated they need the loop effect which can be
obtd_lned In several different ways. At this time all they need
Is approval of the part of the project they are in charge of,
the building pldns.
MOTION was made by Councllmember Zitur, seconded by Councllmem-
ber Vasiliou, to adopt RESOLUTION NO. 87-675 APPROVAL OF FIRE
STATION 3 SCHEMATIC PLANS AND AUTHORIZING FINAL PLANS TO HE
DEVELOPED BY ARCHITECT.
Councllmember .-tisk stated his concern is that the plans do not
dictate the road.
Councllmember Crain agreed but stated he believes there is suf-
ficlent flexibility to provide service to the facility dnd
doesn't have to be approved at this point.
Mr. Hoarman st.dted the, building should have dr; impact on the
rodd but not decide it becduse of the need for vehicle decess to
L' - site.
Motlon car.rled on d Roll Cali vote, five dyes.
Edwerd D. Svete, 5330 Vicksburg Ldne, explained what he's been
trying to do with his property; excavate between 139 dnd 200
cubic yards of material from a pored on his property which is in
an FRO District. He has permission from the Soo Line Railroad
to undertake the project as lung ds he doesn't disturb the
drairndge and he obtains their prior approval. He was told by
City staff that d contour map was required, but. d cuntour survey
RESOLUTION N0. 87-675
FIRE STATION 3
SCHEMATIC PLANS
Item 8-E
WAIVER OF EROSION &
SILTATION CONTROL
POI ICY
Item 8-F
Regular Council Meeting
October 19, 1987
Page j 14
for the eastern portion of his property would cost between
1,000 and $1,500 according to d private land surveyor. He also
objects to the $2,000 bond requirement fol a simple $1,200 pro-
ject. He understands the need for an ordinance and policy but
they should fit the circumstances and staff needs to have the
discretion to waive provisions. A, cash deposit equivalent to
the cost of the project is not reasonal.!e.
Counei.lmember Vaslllou agreed and :toted some common sense is
needed. She doesn't support the staff recommendation to enforce
the ordinance literally and doesn't believe a $1,000 project re-
quires a financial guarantee.
Counclimembee Crain stated his concern is that, if the project
Is not done right and creates a drainage problem, It will cost
the City to repair the work.
Counc Umember Sisk asked if there were some modification that
would give the staff more latitude to take care of the average
citizen In cases such as this.
Mandger Willis stated that when rules are established there has
to be a th••eshhold. The current Council policy doesn't give the
staff any latitude. The Council could amend Its threshhold, en-
force the policy, or give stiff power to waive the rules.
Utrector Moore stated there are two distinct regulations this
relates to, the building code and the erosion policy. There are
other .Instances around the City where residents want to fill In
wetlands that, are protected. He believes the permit process is
good as It brings out the other agencies that have to be dealt
with. There is very little additional work that would need to
be done by Mr. Svet.c to obt•dln a permit.
Councllmember Sisk stated sometimes an individual resident gets
ciiught up Ln the rules and regulations made to protect the rest
of the City. He doesn't want to see the City scup Its ordl-
ndnee and policy, but he would like to see d solution worked out
to help this individual.
Councilmember Crain would like to see the permit process modi-
fied with regard to the deposit required for small projects
according their scalp.
Attorney Thomson suggested Lhe
policy In this case. The permit
Council waive a portion of the
should still be required.
Councilmember Sisk asked how the Individual cdn be made respon-
sible for any correction work the City may have to undertake.
Attorney Thomson answered the Individual Is always responsible.
By wdiving all or d portion of the requirement, the City doesn't
give up the right to go dfLer the lndlvinkidl.
I
Regular Council Meeting
October 19, 1987
Page 315
MOTION was made by Councllmember Craln, seconded by Councilmem-
ber Zitur, waiving the erosion and siltation policy for Mr.
Svetc for his project under condition that he receives, In writ-
ing, a letter of approval from the neighboring land owner If he
continues to elect to place fill on their property, maintatnlnq
the $38 permit fee, that the topographical map be updated, and
valving the bonding requirement.
Mr. Svetc stated, beca:ise of the time Involved In getting writ-
ten permission from the Soo Line, he would move the fill onto
his own property.
Motion carried, five ayes.
MOTION was made by Councllmember Zitur, seconded by Councllmem-
ber Sisk, to adopt RESOLUTION P10. 87-676 AUTHORIZING REDUCTION
OF SITE PERFORMANCE. GUARANTEE FOR BEGIN CONSTRUCTION FOR COTTON-
WOOD PLAZA (86124) to $266,000.
Motion carried on d Roll Call vote, five ayes.
MOTION was made by Courncilmember Zttur, seconded by Councllmem-
ber Sisk, to adopt RESOLUTION N0, 87-677 AUTHOPIZING REDUCTION
OF SITE PLRFORMANCE GUARANILL FOR ERIN PROPERTtLS (87024) to
3,800.
Motion carried on a Roll Call vote, five ayes.
NOTION was made by Councllmember Zitur, seconded by Councilmem-
uer Sisk, to adopt RESOLUTION NO. 87-678 AUTHORIZING REDUCTION
OF SITE. PERFORMANCE GUARANTEE. FOR 3OHN LAVANDER FOR PARKERS LAKE
BUSINESS CENTER (8616) to $6,0009
Motion carried on a Rnll Ca;l vote, five ayes.
MO TION was made by Counc l lmf ml:%e r Z l tor, seconded by Counc l lmem-
ber Sisk, to adopt RESOLUTION f1O. 87-679 AUTHORIZING REDUCTION
OF SITE PERFORMANCE GUARANTEE F1R JOE HAMM FOR HAMM-BERG ADDI-
TION (85102) to S12,200.
Motion carried on a Roll Call vote:, five ayes.
MOTION wds made by Councllmember Zltur, seconded by Councllmem-
ber Sisk, to adopt RESOLUTION NO. 87-6140 AUTHORIZING RELEASE OF
SITE PLRFORMANCE GUARANTLE FOR JhMES PETERSON FOR WILLOWHAVEN
NORTH (86033).
Notion carried on a Roll Call vote, five ayes.
MOTION was made by Councllmember Zitur, seconded by Counctlme tu-
ber Sisk, to ddopt RESOLUTION NO, 87-681 AUTHORIZING RFLFASF OF
SITE PERFORMANCE GUARANTEE FOR ST. PHILIP THE. DEACON LUTHERAN
CHURCH (86071).
Motion carried on d Roll Cell vote, five ayes.
RESOLUTION N0, 87-676
BEGIN CONSTRUCTION
COTTONWOOD PLAZA
96124)
Item 8-C-10
RESOLUTION N0. 87-677
BOND REDUCTION - -
ERIN PROPENt IF S
87024 )
Item 8-C-20
RESOLUTION N0. 87-678
PARKERS LAKE BUSINESS
CENTER, JOHN LAVANDER
86126)
Item 8-C-3*
RESOLUTION N0. 87-679
BOND REDUCTION
HAMM-BERG ADDITION
JOE HAMM ( 8 5102 )
Item 8-G-44
RESOLUTION N0, 87-680
Bonn flnmr
WILLOWHAVEN NORTH
JAMES PETERSON (86033)
Item 8-H-1*
RESOLUTION N0. 87-681
ST. PHILIP THE DEACON
LUTHERAN CHURCH
86071)
Item 8-H-2•
Regular Councli Meeting
October 19, 1987
Page 316
isMOTION wds made by CounciLmember Zitur, seconded by Counclimem-
ber Sisk, to adopt NLSOLUfION NO. 87-68/ AUTHORTZNC RFLEASk O!
SITL PLRFORMANCF CUARANTLk. FOR CRAWFORD-MERZ CONSTRUCTION FOR
Li 6,LR COMPANY (85104).
Mot lore cdrrled on d Roll Cdl l vote, f Ive dy-es.
MOTION wds made by CounciLmember lttur, seconded by Counr_limem-
ber Sisk, to adopt RESOLUTLON NO. 87-683 AUTHORIIINC RELEASE OF
SITL PLRFORMANCE CUARANTEE FOR NEDCAARD CONSTRUCTION COMPANY FOR
ALJON TOOL (87052).
Mot Ion carr led Oil d Roil. Call vote, five dyes.
Director Carlqulst stdted that representatives were present from
the Luverne F Ire Apparatus Compdny, from Genesi Sdfety Equip-
ment Corpordt Lon, which is the low bidder, ns well as officers
from the tire depdrtment. Ldst week some Councilmembers were
eunceneed LhcjL the bids were Isolated to one type of truce. Thew
orlylnsil speclflc<itloees called for d specifle type of truck
chdssis to match the present trucks. Cenerdl Safety bid three:
different chdss i s Mid the fire dep<er tment recommended Lhe luw
Diel of the three.
The Wdterous pump would be: tut advantdye beeduse It is d local
mdreufdc:turer. The firefighters believe: It is relldble; dred
should hive been called for in the specs. The .0.1 bolt con-
structlon is requlrLd for the W111teridriie of the trucks. With
bolted construction there is some movement which relieves stress
on the equipment. The City Attorney assured him that these were
Le gILLmdtt: re.dsons to Include them In the specs.
Cuuiiei lmember Sisk ,asked how nwich ldt itude was glven to the bid -
tiers.
Director C•er lqu isL diiswered Lhdt the bid specs specified they
truck types.
Loriiey Thomson
hicider who wbante;d
so; it w.is Lha I r
Ltj he lit the; hr%L
exceptlues.
stated Lhe specs Ire this
to submit an e%ceptlon to
alterndt Ive. The City coue
lnte ,reSL of the CI -Ly with
Cd St; sald LhdL alny
the specs could do
du whdt It believes
rf.gdrd to acceptinq
Courec;llme;mber Vdsl l tou asked why the low bidder was asked to
commeiiL on Luverne's letter.
Uirect.ur Cdrlquist. enswere-d that he shared all the litfurmatloo
with dll the bidders to yet is much lo formatlon as I)osslhle.
Ben Whitney, dLLortivy fur Luve:riie, stoLed he believes they hid-
c hiq process was f ldwed be;cd ise the spates were so L lyht ly drdwn
Lhdt oily ones mcenufdcturt.r was abbe to meat them which ".is a
v loldt;un of state law. They pump is manuNc.•Lured by only one
MlnnesuLd i)OMPdny . Laverne offers a Hd le- primp wh lc.•h meets the
NFNA re;quirt-meretzi cii-d Is ldentLed I. They all belted body
RESOLUTION N0, 87-682
UUNU NE_I.EASE.
CRAWFORD-MER/ CONST.
LEMER COMPANY (9s m)
Item A -H- 36
RESOLUTION N0, 87-683
BOND RELVASF-
NEDCAARD CONSTRUCTLON
ALJON TOOL ( 8705 )
Item 9-H-4•
F INF. APPARATUS
Item 8-1-1
Regular Council Meeting
October 19, 1987
Page 317
construction is also only offered by one mdnufacturer; the body
40 types ere equivalent. Luverne can provide functtondILy equLva-
tent equipment but not the ldenticdl equipment. The effect of
tspse closed specs is to eliminate other manufacturers. Of all
the manufacturers, only two bids were received and one wasn't
close to the specs. The tightness of the specs eliminated com.-
petitive bidding. They are asking for the ability to compete
and asked the City to sewelte the specs and reopen the bidding.
Luverne didn't submlt a bid because they didn't believe they
could meet the specs. Only nine days were allowed to bid when
other cities dhow 30-45 days.
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Steve Heed , vice president of Luverne, stated the specs were
vague, owever, they also slated that If the bid didn't comply,
they would be thrown out.
Paul Teeuwen, sales mdIdger for Luverne, stated they were work -
ng on the bid until the last day when they realized they
couldn't comply, so they submitted a letter of protest.
Uirector Carlqu.lst stated that, on October 13, he talked to Mr.
Teeuwen who told him that their bid wds completely done but they
decided not to turn It ln.
Attorney Thomson ;Mated thoz the specs do nut state that, if the
bids don't comply, they will be throws% out. The specs do state
that the bidder can submit exceptions.
Mr. hitney pointed out a part of the specs which stated that no
exceptions would be permitted.
Attorney Thomson agreed that this point vias only raised since
the last Council meeting.
Councllmember Crain asked why the specs were ford particul.ir
type of water tank.
Chuck Schdrldu, firefighter, stated specs for this truck were
worked out a out three years ago as a Joint effort among 25 fire
departments. When they were originally put out, eleven compdn-
les bid. The water talik is bolted to give and not rupture
because of stress.
Mdyur Schneider pointed ooL that, In 1983, the truck cost was
126,000 dnd toddy It is $127,000 so he doesn't believe the City
is being overcharged.
Attorney Thomson commented that stare
caruwt be asked for if this ellminates
an be done, however, if a valid redsor
certain performance: level and there a
than one bidders
law says a spec product
competitive bidding. It
is that the City wdnts a
opportunitles for more
Regular Council (feet Ing
October 19, 1987
Page 318
Counctlmember Crain asked if the 198) bit! Included specs for d
Waterous pump and bolted construction.
Mr. Scharlau answered that the type of seat ads specified and
the only manufacturer was Wdterous. Loverne bid on this In
19834
Mr. Teeuwen asked If the ftre department operates two types of
pumps now.
Mr. Scharlau answered tndt they have three types of pumps which
he works on. Thu job of malntendnce would be easter and faster
If there were only one type.
Brad Johnso.i stated It is his urederstandtng that Waterous all
only sel another cc,mpany which can gl drantee proper blsta l-
ldtion of the pump.
Councllmember Vasiltou stated It is Important that the fire
depdrtmw:nt have some latitude In the choice of ego ipment and It
Is appropriate that all guidelines be as they arc. She Is con-
cerned with other aspects of the bidding process and believes,
the City errored In Its presentation of specs and doesn't
believe the complaints of Luverne should have been sent to
Cenerdl Safety,
MOTION was made by Councllmember 11tur, seconded by Councllmem-
bar Sisk, to adopt HLSOLUIION NO. 87-684 AWARDING DID FOR PUR-
CHASt, OF TWO 1250 CPM PUMPERS AW ONE 1500 CALLON PUMPER, ALTER-
NATL NUMBER 1 WITH TRADE IN to General Safety Equipment Corpora-
tion In the amount of $345,570.
Councllmember Sisk stated the fire depdrtment needs this quality
and the City Attorney ogres the City is Oil legal ground and the
price is acceptable. He f,%%:;,, cumfortdble that the City would
be yet t Ing the best vd lue .ti.-' 'as no problem with voting for
this resolution.
Motlon carried on d Roll Cdlt vote, five ayes.
Uirector Blank stated the architect Is working on why the bids
were so h'gh and feels he hds been able to Identify shout five
areas witch were dlffertnt.
Barb Edwards, Chair of NRAC, stdted PRAC recominends to reject
e s 77 explore .tlterndtives, which !s what they are In the
process of doing.
MOTION was made by Councllmember Crain, seconded by Councllmem-
ber Vdslllou, to adopt RLSOLUIION NU. 87-685 HF7LCTING HIUS F014
THL PARKEHS LAKL PAVILION.
0 Mot toil carr led on d Holl C<tll vote, five ayes.
RESOLUTION N0. 87.664
AWARD OF BID
F141 APPARATUS
Item 8-1-1
PARKERS LAKE PAVILION
Item 8-1-?
RESOLUTION N0, 87-685
PARKER i LAKE PAV I I ION
Item 8-1-2
is
0
Regular Council Meeting
October 19, 1987
Page 119
MOT 014 oas made, by Counc l lmember Z l tsar, seconded by Counc L ImPm-
bet Sisk, to adupt RF SOLUT ION NO. 47-686 REVISING DF VE LOPME NT
CONTRACT i JR TYRELL F IF Tii ADD111:nN ( 570?y) e
Motion carr led on a Roll Call vote, five ayes.
MOTION was made by CouneLlmember 11tur, seconded by Councilmem-
ber S.Isk. V adopt RLSOLUT:ON NO 57-687 ORDERING PUBLIC NEARING
ON T HL• PHOPOSLU VACATION OF DRA I NAGE AND UTILITY E ASE. MF N T S AND
DRAINAGE EASEMENfS FOR PONDING PURPOSTS, OUILUTS "F" AND "I",
PAHKEHS LAKE. NORTH 2ND ADDITION.
Motion carr led on a Roll CdII vote:, five ayes.
MOTION wds made by Counc l imembe: r Mur, fur, seconded by Counc 1 lmem-
ber Sisk, to adopt RLSOLUTION NO. 91-688 APPROVING PLANS AND
SI'LCIF ICAf IUNS AND ORDERING ADVERTISEMENT FUit BIDS, r4SS LAKF
PLAZA AHLA/HAHH(SON MILLS UTILITY IMPHOVE.MINIS, CITY PROJECT
NO. 01 1-001 /6 3U .
Mut lop c,,rr led on .i Roll Cd l 1 vote, five ayes.
MOTION w.is aktdc by Coupe l lmelmbe:r l i tur, seconded by Lounc 1 lmem-
ber S sk, to ddupt HLSULUT!ON N0, 87-689 APPROVING PLANS AND
SPLC lF ICAI IUNS AND UHULH LNG AU1oEli T ISE ME NT VUR BIDS, CARLSON C114-
IlH i LGHTH AUDITION, SfHLF 1 AND UTILI Y IM1)hVv1MlNTS, CITY PRO -
JLC T NU. 751.
Motion earr iced oi d Holl Call vote, five ayes.
MOT IUN ads mddi- by Counc l lmrmber L l t u. , secund,6.1 by Counc l lmem-
be:r Sisk, to ddopt RLSOLUfION NO. 67-690 APPROVING PLANS AND
SPE C IF ICAI IONS A?;D ONUE R ING ADVEH f ISt.MLNT FOIL BIDS, F LHNBROOK
WO US AUU l T ION, S THE E I AND UTILITY i 1 ovt ME N f 5, CITY PRU Ji C f
NU. 720.
Mut ion edrrleu un d Itol t Ca 1 l vote, five ayes.
MOT IUPI wd5 made by Councilmemijer Zitur, seconded by Counctlmwm--
be:r Sisk, to adopt RLSULU1ION NO. y0-691 RECE IVINC REPORT AND
CALLING FUR HEAHINC ON STHkF T LIGHTING IMPHOVE'ME NIS, JAMS S TOWN
AUUITIUN tur November 16, 1987 dt 7:30 p.m.
Motion cdrrlk;d un a ROIL Cell vete, five d% -es.
MUfIJN ods made by Counc:ilmembOcr /ltur, seconded by Couttellmem-
ber Sl sk, to adopt RESOLUTION NO. 47-692 RE CE MNG RL POH T AND
CALLING FOH HEARING ON STHFt.i LI.CHTlNG IMPHOVLMLNfS, DE'VHli S ?ND
AUDITIUN fur November 16, 1987 d 7:iU p.m,
Matloi1 carried un d Roll Cdll vote, five dyes.
RESOLUTION N0. 87-686
M3 .
CONTRACT, TYRELL STM
ADDITION
Item H -J'
RESOLUTION NO. 87-697
F ASCMF.N1 VACAT ION
PARKERS LAKE NORTH
2ND ADDITION
Iter% 8-K»
RESOLUTION N0, 97-688
HASS LAKE PLA: A/
HARRISON HILLS
PROJE C F 011-001/630
Item S -L- 10
RESOLUTION N0. 87-o=19
ORDERIFIC 3105
CARLSON CI wt H 1 IGH IH
ADDITION
PROJECT 751
Item 8-L-20
RESOLUTION N0, 87-690
ORDFRING BIDS
FENNBROOK WOODS AUDN,
PROJECT 720
Item A -L -J*
RESOLUTION N0, 87-691
SIM E T L ICHT ING
JAMf S TOWN ADDITION
Item R -M- la
HLSOLUTION N0, 87-692
ORDERRIC RrARINC
STHE E T LIGHTING
DF VR I F S 2ND ADDITION
item S -M-?•
RegULdF <ouncLA neeLtnq
October 19, 1987
Pdge 320
MOTION wds m.tde by Count., I iffo mbf: r L l tur, seconded by Counc l lmem-
ber Sisk, to dclopl RLSCLJTION N0, 67-69) Ri- vatic RE.PoRT AND
010.RINC PROJLC f , SIRLE T L l ;HT INC, PI;:ASANT TRAILS A00I 1 ION.
r
U
0
Motion carr ted on .% Roll Cc, l l vote, five: dyes.
MOTION wds mdde by Counc I Imiembe;r l I tur, seconded by Counc I lmem-
her Sisk, to ddopt RLSOLUT ION NO. 87-694 RE CF IVINC How AND
ORULRINC PRUJE.CT, STRE1I LIC•H1'L4C, HERITACI- RIDGI ADOITION.
Mutlon edrrled on d Roll Cdlt voter, five ayes.
MUT IUN wag mdde by Counc l lmember l i tur, seconded by Counc l lmem-
ber S!sk, e.o (idopt 10,SOLUTION NO. S7-695 REOUCINC DUVELOPMENT
BOND, LAKE CAMELOT LSIATE.S A00tram (95114) to 5594,142.
Mot Ion carr lt•.d w a Roll Cell vote, five ayes.
MOIION was aidde by Counc L lmebmber L 1 tur, secunded by Couno l lw.m.-
berr Sisk, to adopt RE.SOLUT ION NO. K7-696 RLOUI ING 1°)I VI LOPME NT
BOND, WRI OW HAVI N NORTH ADDITION (5603)) to $69W,
Mol Lon carried urs a Roll Cd 1 l vola, five. ayes.
MUT IUN was m.ide b) Counc t lmember l i !-jr. seconded by Cmint- l Imem-
tier Sisk, lu ddopt Rk,SOLUTIUN N0, 41-,697 RIOUCINC UiVELUPMENT
HUNU, SLLVERTHURNE ?ND AUDITION (96U?S) to $4,121.0.
Mot lnel carried on d Roll Ca l t vote-, five ayera.
MUTIUN was made bN Councilmembcr Mur, secoe ded by Councllmem-
her Sioik, to adopt RLSOLUIIUN NO. S7-698 REDUCING I)MLOPMENI
BUND, SLIVI..RIHUM A1.10MUN (92052) to S:7, 104 prtvdte dnd
3,89? uei public lmpruvemti ts.
Mot lull carried urs a Roll Cell vote, five ayes.
MOIION was mdde b) Counc; l lmember lltur, seewded by COUIW I L' :.m
ber Slsk, to ddopt RLSOLUI LUN NO. 87-699 RLUUCINC DIVE l.0 alt (!T
HUHU, WOOULANUS 2NU ADU' i ION ( 86059) to $1, 4 40 Private and $4 14
oii public intpruveomboil s .
Mutlo+ carr Led un d Roll Cdll vote, five ayes.
MOI IUN was mdde by Counc l lmember 14'U.117, seconded by Coune t lmem-
her Sisk, to ddopt RLSOLUI IUM HO. 47-700 REDUCING UI Vi LUPME NI
HONU, T l MBI R TUN ADDITION (8 3054) to $441.
Motion atrr led on a Ro l t Cd l l rott•, five ayes.
RESOLUTION N0, 97-69)
ONN-RMIC,
SIR['! T LIGHT INC,
MR-ASANT !RAILS AUON.
Itrm A -N- 1•
RES01 UT ION N0, 8'-694
S IRE i I L [CHI INC
HE. R l T AG:' R EDCF AnDN .
Item 8-N-20
RESOLUTION N0. a7-695
BOND RMUCrMff"
LAKE CAMELOT E STATE
85114)
Item 8-0-11
tESOLUT ION N0. 87-696
Ma
WILLOW HAVEN NORTH
ADON. (8(J)))
Item 8-0-?+
RISOLUTION NO. 87-697
BOND REDUCTION
SILVERTHORNE 2ND ADON.
86025)
Item 8-0-3*
RESOLUTION N0, 87-679
SILVrRTHORNE AUDITION
9?052)
Item 9-0-4+
RESOLUTION N0. 87-699
BOND REDUCTION
WOODLANDS 2ND AVON.
86059)
Item 8-0-5•
RESOLUTION NO, 87-700
BOND REDUCTTON
T l MEII' R TON ADDITION
8i0S4)
Item 8-0-60
Requldr Council Meet lriq
October 19, 1987
PdYe )21
MOr ION wds mdde b, Counc l (member I i tur, secondee) by Cosine i Imem-
bt•r Sisk, to adopt RLSOLUrION NO. 87-701 AUrNORi1INt, CONDEMNA-
T IUN PROCt t.UI11CS, PROXC 1 NO. 7629 STORM WArt H POND FIC -p12,
CUIIUNWOOU PLATA AUUIrION.
CI
Mk)tlon carried un its Roll Cell vote, five ciyr.s.
MOTION was made by CouncllmG•mbr.r llt.ir, seconded by C(Xi 11cllmem-
be:•r Sisk, to adopt RF 5OLU1 IUN NU. 87-7U2 CALLINC t OH LOCATION/
Ut_S I GH PUBL l C Hk AR I NC COUNTY ROAD 6/1-494 l N r t HCHANCF , PR(; JF C r
NO. 250 fur November 2), 1997 it 7 : i0 p.m.
Motion carried un a Roll Call vote, f l+ a dye's.
MOTION was made by Counc I )member 1 I tur, seconded by Counc I )mem-
ber Sisk, to adopt RESOLUTION NO. S7-70) OHDERINC PUBLIC HIAHINC
UN ret PHOPOSt I) VACAI ION OF rHAIL F ASUMF_NrS • CARL SON CF NIE H
F lF TH AQUIIIUN, LOIS I IHHOUCH 4, BLOCK 1 for November 16, 1747
at 7:fU p.m.
Mot Tun carr lead un a Re t l Ca l l votr, f Ive ayes.
MOT TUN was mads- by Cuunel lmembrr 11 tor, seconded by Counc•t Imem-
he•r Sisk, to adopt HI S111.UHUN NO. 41-704 AUTHOHIIING ;HF i XtCU-
T l oN OF 11t GRAN!" ACHE t ME.N r WIIH II -It Mt r HUPOL l r Ak1 Rt. G I ONAL AH 1 b
COUNC I L.
MuLlun edrrtrstl on a Roll «ll vote, f've .eyes.
MOHON w4s made by Councl (member Thur, seewided by Counci Imem-
be,r Sisk, to adopt Ht.SO UT IUN NO. 87-705 Aurl-10' 11 INC F YF t NUI 11IRt
FOR V01111C EQUIPMtNT In th(t dmauit of 5)7,2110.
Modus, c.jrrIed un a Hull Cal I o: •_, i lve dyes.
Cuutictlmr mber Crain gtdted he• risked
frum the csunsent agendd because he
verbal ly . He th liiks the Iticrea,,e
ipprupr late.
thtit this lte!m be removed
be l leves it shut, ld he dung
is well er.irned and totally
MUr IUN wag made by Counc l )member Cr.i l n, secuo •d by Counc 1 lmem-
be:r Sisk, Lu adopt OHDINANCt NO. S7419 t SrArL L-iHI-1(j rHl SALAHIt S
OF MAYOR AND CITY COUNC LL. BY AMI NU ING SUbt) l V l S I . `dS 1 AND 2 OF
SUHSF C e l ON 20.01 OF rHt PL YMOU r H C 1 r Y cow.
WL lost cdrr lead un a Rol l Ca l l vote, f 1%e dN -s ,
Discussion was held on the recummeli(;ed r1t,•Ldnee of 750 ft, from
schools, churches, and rrsldent Lei areas acid the l ive wisIc pru-
hlblLlun In shoppinq centers and office eomplexes.
Couiwitmember Crain st.itetl the 750 ft. shOcild dpply to .ill 1hre.,
types of l lcensci.
RESOLUTION NO, 87-701
C()NDFPIN AT ION
PROCt' F D I NGS CO r T ONWOUD
PLAZA, PRUOt C r 76?
Item %-P•
RE -SOLUTION NO. 87-702
C.H. 6/1-494 INTFR-
CHANCt , PROS. 250
Item 8-Q*
RESOLUTION NO, 87-70!
TRAIL FASF WHI
VACATION, CARLSON
CF NrF H F LF rH ADDN.
Item H -R*
RESOLUTION NO, 87-704
CRWT ACP 11T
Mt FROVOt I TAN Rt G 101AL
AR r S COUNCIL
I t Nm A -S»
RESOLUTION NO, 87-70S
t xIjLNUl IURk , VUT 111C
tQUIPMFNT
Item S -r- 1•
ORDINANCE NO, 81 -?9
AND C l r Y COUNCIL
Item 8-T-?
ON-SALt L IQUOR IN
SHOPPINC CF NIL HS
I tem 8 -U
SU-dg w unc he ng
Getober 19, 1987
Page l22
Mayor Schneider asked if the 750 ft. was from the structure sr
from the prN erty line.
Manager Willis stated It should be from the building because of
the site of some sites.
11
Councllmember Crain stated It should be from p aperty line to
property line.
Attorney Thomson stated redsures can be applied If It Is within
the 750 ft. Renewal of the existing liquor licenses would be
appl led agdir st the :.-4lr ance In effect at renewal time but the
Council could decide each ovoe Individually.
Mdi.dger Willis stated one of the requirements could be enforced
if there wd3 a specific problem but the Council wou d orobdbly
not want to cut off an existing license.
MOTION was made by Councllmember Sisk, seconded by Councllmember
Vdslllou, directing stdff to draft the necessary pollcy changes.
Not ion carr led, f lve dyes,
Councllmemher Vaglliou dske:d if future requests from homeowners
dssuc itit lusts w uld have to c yree to work with Dr. Cooper or
could they simply use the money to round up tl,e geese them-
selves.
4dndger Willis stated this is e%pected to be d working relatlon-
shlp with Dr. Cooper to make the program successful. At the
present time Dr. Cooper is the orlly one licensed by the Depart-
ment of Ndtural Resources to trap geese.
Councllmember Sisk asked if this policy could be modified to In-
clude any athers who might, In the future, be licensed to under-
take the proyrdm.
Mdnayer Willis pointed out that this Is an experimental
Crdin,
proyrdm
and will be reviewed by the Council dt budget time next year.
Director Cdrlquls: stated three public properties have been
stent f Led a l ready : Pdrkers Lake, Idchdry p lay f le l d, and the
east badch.
MOTION was mode by Councllmembe:r Sisk, seconded by Councilmember
Crdin, to adapt the draft policy.
Motion Vdrrled, five dyes.
MOTION wds made by Counetlmember Lltur, seconded by Councllmem-
ber Sisk, to ddupt RESOLUTION NO. 87-706 DESIGNATING DIRECTOR
AND ALIERNATE l)MCNIN TO THE MINNESOTA POLICE RECRUITMENT
SYSFLM (MPRS) to be Chief of' Police and Police Lieutenant
respectively,
DRAFT POLICY ON CA -FSE
TRANSLOCATION
Item 8-V
RESOLUTION N0. 87-706
RECRUITMENT SYSrum
Item 8-W-*
Requldr Council Meeting
October 19, 1987
Pdge 323
Notion carried on d Roll Call vote, five ayes.
REPORTS Of OFFICERS, HOARDS AND COMMISSIONS
MOTION was made by Couneltmember Zitur, seconded by Councilmem-
ber Sisk, to adopt RESOLUTION NO. 87-707 AUTHORIZING SUBMISSION
OF CITY OF PLYMOUTH GRANT APPLICATION TO HENNEPIN COUNTY FOR
INCLUSION IN THE URBAN HENNEPIN CW9TTY COMMUNITY OEVELOPIIENT
BLOCK GRANT APPLICATION FOR Ypr,AR XII6
Mottai carr led on d Roll Cd l l vote, five ayes.
NOTION was made by Counc l lmeaiber Z t tur, seconded by Counc l lmem-
ber Sisk, to adopt RESOLUT1014 NO. 87-708 AUTHORIZING SUBMISSION
OF CITY OF PLYMOUIN GRANT APPLICATION TO HENNEPIN COUNTY FOR
INCLUSION IN THE URBAN HENNEPIN COUNTY COMMUNITY DEVELOPMENT
HLOCK GRANT APPLICATION FOR YEAR X1ll.
Motion c<irr led on d Roll Cil l vote, five ayes.
MOTION wdg made by Councilmember Sisk, seconded by Councllmem-
ber Vdsillou, to adopt RESOLUTION NO. 87-709 APPROVING IINAL
PAYMENT 'TO MATT BULLOCK CONTRACTING in the amount of 61,8?5.
Mot!on cdrrled on a Roll Call vote, five ayes.
MOTIUN was mdde by Counclimembe, Zltur, seconded by Councllmem.
ber Sisk, to adopt RESOLUTION NO. 87-710 APPROVING ,NTERFUND
TRANSFLHS FOR VARIOUS PARK AND TRAIL PROJECTS,
Motion cdrrled on d Roll Cdll vote, five ayes.
MOTION wds made by Mdyor Schneider, seconded by Councllmember
Vdslllou, to dppoint Ken Qudss as chdir of the Hoard of Zoning
Adjustment dnd Appeals.
Motion cdrr led, five dyes.
MOTION was made by Counc l lmember Z l tur, seconded by Coude t lmem-
btr Crdlti, to appoint Ken Anderson ds vice chdlr of the aodrd of
Lon[ng Adjustment doid Appeals,
Motion carr led, five lyes.
Dlseusston followed on the dttenddnce record of one member.
NOTION was made by Councllmember Sisk, seconded by Councllnember
Crdin, directing the Mayor to talk with the member do(I #eport
back to the Council.
Motion carried, five dyes,
IC
RESOLUTION N0, 87-707
GRANT APPLICATION FOR
YFAR X I I
Item 9-A»
RESOLUTICN N0, 87-708
GRANT APPLICATION i01R
YEAR X111
Item 9-A•
RESOLUTION N0. 87-709
rtalit PAYMENT
MATT BULLOCK CONT.
Item 9-B
RESOLUTION N0. 87-710
Item 9 -Ce
APPOINTMENT OF CHAIN 3
VICE CHAIR TO BON
Item 9-D
is
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Octobe s
Pdge 324
19, 1987
Councllmember 1;I3k requested that PRAC receive d copy of the
survey for review.
Mayor Schtwe Ldee suggested this not be comtpleted until two to
three week?, after new C.N. 9 opens. The Council dgreed.
Counc t ivemmer Vdsl. t lou stated the number of quest l ins to, et Fro.
bleM
ro-
blem and she doesn't bel.leve this should be done (tow. She ques-
ticned wording of questions reldting to the community censer,
Plymradth on Pdrdde, dnd c4ible progrdmming.
Councllmember Crdin suggested some. chdnges; the COuncl! dgreed.
te also asked thdt the re!%pondent be told the survey will take
between 15-20 minutes dt the beginning.
MOTION wdS made by Coui cllmember Sisk, seconded by Counellmema-
ber litur, to ddopt ORDINANCE 01G, 87-30 AMENDINC PLYMOUTH CITY
CODE, SECTION 900 REGARDING I(ENNELS.
N00011 cdrrl:,d v#1 d Roll Cdll vote, five d)es.
The meet iog-40'eourned cit 11:40 p.m.
APPROVING QUESTIONS
RESIDENTIAL SURVEY
Item 9-E
ORDINANCE N0. 87-30
AMEMING CODE
REGARDING KENNELS
Item 9-1,