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SKCIAL CAIMICIC IIII TING
3MNIAAY no 1N1111
A spvwial Awvting of the Plyaouth City Coc:nc!:l was rolled to
order by lwyor Schneider at 7l1U p.ee, let the City Cuumll
C1t&*vts of the City Canter +t $400 P1)SOuth lloulrvard on
aanuary `50 1966.
PW -U141 KsVor Scahnalder, Cosincilsombeers Y4s111ou, Ricker,
tltur, and Sisk, City ManaQar Willis, Assistant
Mrnoger Noylas, Planning Director Tre mere,, KAIIt.
Works Director Nuore, Park Direetur Blank, 1 inarter
0troctur M+thn, Clty Attorney Thomson, aetd Ctty Clark
Brandt
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1bury re -Su t y Mitre very posit lvo 16111 rrelix'Mred voters were
polled. 1Ie sumdrltrd the rosult se
NOTION was wwtdo by Mayor Sehne 1 der, st vottdvd hll : ourtco 1 lettre ber
Iltlur, th.tt Plyettauth on Nradr ropsailt a ono booklet 1jur Issue.
Matica carried, Diva ayes.
Director fttttk stated this Is d planning lxsuM to updAto the
tsastor plAet for 111)mouth Creek Pork. let t rder to propprly phase
tho deevelupitt nt of the Nark over the etrMt I1140 years, It is
importont to ketuw tho plareeerett of the prupused vonttttttlty root -
ter
Paul I jdrr, Itrauar A #*%%uc•latrs, ettated tho+rr wrry thrre
Oxftcra uwd let %%looting the ylte: ilte 4ve'rysahllity, rom.
muttlty v%juisure, aetd velatluttshlp to toompli ent.try laetd use's.
Nrtrb 1 dtraras t Choir of the wank mid l;rt•reat lon Adv I tietry Ceetmtl !t
M wt, OttAtru P14AC ayrrrtl 010 the wrs1, 010 wets the hfe%l ill 411
three evotterla.
Nr. I jary eluted that the wr%t %tte is s urrrtttt l) eewited Iq the
City.
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b er SIA, to adopt lit Stll1111U.1 N11s, hm -164 A0410110; SII ING 1.11 TNI
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Discussion followed an the terrain on the wtst site a;;W •hether
It would be bulld.ble.
Counelimember Vasillou stated her toncera with the site being
bulldeble without costing too such for site corrective measures.
Director Blank stated there would be no difference In drat to
construct the com unilty center on either site, according to pre-
vious soil borings.
Mayor Schneider suggested the Cit? look Into buying more laird to
the no:th c: the site.
Motion carried on a Roll Call vote, fig« #yes*
CtMISENT AGENDA
MOTIOMi was wade by Councilwesher 11tur, seconded by Counctimeo.
bvr Ricker, to adopt the consent agenda 4mleting Items A -Q, 8-C,
and 9-a.
Ibtlon carried on a Roll Call vote, five ayes.
MINUTES
MOTION was wade by Counclimember ditur, seconded by Coulcllmem-
ber Ricker, to approve the. minutes of the Speckdl ourvcll meet-
ing of 9anuary 11, 1988 as submitted,
Motion carried on a Roil Call vote, five ayes.
PETITIONS, REQUESTS AND COMMUNICATIONS
MU11ON was mdde by Counci!member 1ltttr, s:cunded Py fountllw.*-
ber Ricker, to adopt RESOLUTION NO. 4847° APPROVING A CONDItION-
AL UL Ht,RMI T b OR APSCO PRODUCTS FOR "BIC WHETL ROSSI" ( 87111) .
Motlost carried on a Roll Call vote, five ayes.
MOTION was wade! by Councllwember 71tur, seconded by Counc:itmew-
ber Ricker, to adopt RESOLUTION NO. ea -49 APPROVING Silt PLAN
AMLNUMLNT FUR aNNLTH ESTER, WAGNER SPRAY TECH (87126) .
M+btlwk carried on a Roll Call vote, five ryes.
MOTION was mw:de by Councllmrmbe:r Ilt,ur, seconded by Ctxivw 4i lawm,
her Ricker, to adopt RESOLUTION NO. 68-49 APPROVING t LNA1 111LAT
FOR KtN*TH LSTtk, WAGNER SPRAY TECH FOR WST AUDITION (87010).
Mbtlon carried on a Roil Call vote, five. ayose
CONSENT AGENDA
Item S
IM.NUIES - SPFCIAL
COUNCIL MFITING
1ANUARY 11, 1980
Item 6*
RESOLUTION NO. 08-t7
F.10DUC IS (8712' 1)
Item 7-A*
Rt SOLUT ION NO. 8848
WAGNF R SPRAY TFCH
871'6)
Item 7-R*
RiSOLUTION NO. 814-49
FIRW PL AT
WAM H SPRAY Tt Ctl
ADON. ( 4700)
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NOTION was made b= Councilwaber 71tur, seconded by Councllmea. RESOLUTION N0. 88-50
ber Ricker, to adept RESOLUTION 110. 88.50 SETTING CONDITIONS TO
BE MET PRIOR 10 FILING OF AND RELATED TO FINAL PLAT FOR WST ADD- FINAL PLAT FOR WST
1110H FOR KENNETH ESTER, WAGNER SPRAY TECH (87130). ADON. (87010)
Itmo 7-C*
Motion carried on a Roll Call vote, five ayes.
MOTION was made by Counclimember 11tur, seconded by Couitellmem- RESOLUTION N0. 88-51
ber nicker, to adopt RESOLUTION We 88-5 APPROVING SITE PLAN Ulf, PLAN A M.F'.
AND CONDITIONAL USE PERMIT AMENDMENT FOR MINMF.•1POLIS AUTO AMENDMENT, MINNEAPOLIS
AUCTION (87099). AUTO AUCTION (67099)
Item 7-D»
Motion carried on a Roll Call vote, five ayes.
MOTION was made by Councilmember titur, seconded by Councilmen- RESOLUTION N0. 88-52
ber Ricker, to adopt RESOLUTION 140. 88-52 APPROVING DISBURSE- b
MENTS FOR THL PERIOD ENDING DECEMBER 319 1987 In the amount of PERIOD END1'H: 12/11/97
2,)309923.47. Item 74*
Mbtlon carried on a Roll Call vote, five ayes.
MOTION was made by Councllmember lit#ir, seconded by Councllmen- RFSOIUTION N0. 88-5)
her Ricker, to adopt RESMUT100 NO, 88-53 APPOINTMENT TO PARK MC XPPOITNTWgr
AND RLCRlAT104 ADVISORY COMMISSION to be Phyllis Manson for a Item 7-F-1*
term explrina January 31, 1991.
Motion carried Oil a Roll Call rote, five ayes.
NOTION was made by rouncl lmember Iltur,, seconded by Couvn l lmem- RI SOLUTIO14 N0. 88-54
bar Ricker, to adopt RLSOIUTION N0. 88-4 APPOINTME.NT TO PLANPLANNING C 5510N
NING COMMISSION to be Joyc:elyn Tierney for a term expirltiq Jail- APP'OINr NT
wiry .11, 1991. Item 7-F-1*
lotion carried on a Roll Call vote, five ayes.
MOTION was made by Counc:lleember lltur, seconded by Counellmem- RESOLUTION N0. 88-55
ber Rlcker, to adopt REVXUTION N0. 88-55 REAPPOINTMENTS TO PARK Pte.
AM RECREATION ADVISORY COMMISSION to by Judy LaTour and Carol Item 7446
Beach for terms uxplrinq January- 11, 1991.
Notion carried on d Roll Call vote, five ayes.
MOTION was made by Counc:llmember Iltur, seconded Councl imem- RFSO1.UTION N0. 88-56
be; Rlc,•ker, tc adopt RLSOLUTION NO. 88-S6 Rf APPOINTMENT TO PIAN- PE ARRInG UWMW
NTNG COMMISSION to be Richard Plufka for a term expiring January NI A11NUINTHE'NT
1, 1991. Item '-F-?*
Mutton edrried oit d Roll Call vote, five ayes.
NUTION Mas mdde by Councilmember lltur, seconded by Counrlimem- HFSOLUTION NO. 8e -S7
her Rlcker, to adopt RESOLUTION NO. 89-57 REAPPO1NTMi NT TO HODS- W4
is INC AND KLUEVELOPWNT AUTHORITY of Jun Cutimdet for a term expIr- Item 744*
tag adiivat•y ,11, 199.3.
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0 Nation carriedon a Rall CAII vote, five ayes.
NOTION was mtAe by Counellmember Zltur, seconded by Councilmen- RESOLUTION N0. 88-58
bet Ricker, to Adopt RESCLUTION NO. 5848 REAPPOINTMENTS TO
BOARD Of ZONING to be Ken Anderson, Olene Bleglow, aotd Michael BOARD i>f ZONING
Porsio for teres e`piring aanwry I1. 1M. Item 7-F.2r
Notion carried on a Roll Cal! vote, five ayes.
140110P was mado by Counclimember Zitur, seconded by Cotmcilorem, RESOLUTION NO. 88-59
bet Ricker, to adopt RESOLUTIO" NO. 88-59 AN SWING ENCINFF.RINC
SERVICES AGREEMENT, BONESTR00, ROSENE, ANDERLIK AND ASSOCIATES, AGRf.F.HFNT
INC. Item 7.4•c*
Notion carried on a Rall Call vote, five ayes.
MOTION was mdde by CouIAcilrember W.ur, seconded by Councllmem- RESOLUTION N0. 08-60
Lar Ricker, to adopt RESOLUTION N0. 68-60 REDUCING DEVELOPME`IT AWTION
WW, COACHMAN TRAILS ADDITION (85022) to S59894. COACHMAN TRAILS
85?22)
Mlut ion carried o++ a Roil Call vote, five ayes. Item 7-H-1+
NOTION was made by CounCllmenber Zltur, seconded by Councllmem- RESOLUTION NU. OIS-61
bet Ricker, to adopt RESOLUTION NO. 8441 REOW14 ; iIWLOPWNT RIEWTION
BOND, PONDS NORTH ADDI LION (87058) to 51 i2,tit?. PUMIDS NORTH ADDN.
87058)
Motion cArried on 4 Roll Call vote, five ales. Item 7-0-2•
NOTION was made by Councllmember 11tur, seconded by Councilmen- RESOLUTION N0. 88-6
bet Ricker, to adopt RESOLUTION NO. 8842 APPROVING RFIS M OF HIMIrc FF-54=,
Ui f -SALE INTOXICATING LIQUOR LICENSES FOR 1988-89. INTOXICATING L ICf NS S
Item 7-I
Notion carried ort A Roll Call vote, five ayes.
MOTION was made by Couixcllmember 11tur, seconded by CounclImm- RESOLUTION N0. 88-63
bet Ricker, to adopt RESOLUTION NO. 88-61 I STARL ISHINC A PUBLIC
HLAPING DAIL TO CONSIDER THE SUSPENSION OR REVOCATION 01 AN IN- KENNY'S L IQUORh
TOXICATING OFF -SALE. LIQUOR LICINS! TO MH. KENNETH VOIINMRG, Item 7-1
KENNY'S LIQUORS, 12 NA i WIN LANE for March 7, 1988.
Motion cdrrled on d Roll Call vote, five ayes.
Np11ON was made by CouotoLintember 11-,ur, s*nonded by Counclimem- RESOLUTION We 88-64
ber Ricker, to adopt RESOLUTION NO. 88-64 APPROVING RtNkWAL Of
ON-SALk. INTOXICATING L IQUGR I l%11W l S FOR 1989019b9, t Uok NSE RE NE WAI S
Item 7-I
Notlon carried on d Roll 0411 vote, five ayes.
NOTION was made by Counv l (member 11 tur, seeunded by Coun` i !mem- Ht SOLUT ION N0. 88-6S
bet Ricker # to adopt W SOLUT ION NO. 89-65 APPROVING SUNDAY SALT SUNDAY 5117 r1CrNSr
LIQUOR . MNSk. RMIALa WR 1988-1989. W NE WALE
Item 7-1
Motion edrrled on a Roll C.{ll vote, five dyes.
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NOTION rias made by Counc t leeeber 11 tar, secoeded by Councl imam- RESQLt171011 MIO. 48-u6
ber Ricker, to adopt RESOLUTION 110. 8&66 APPROVING w1NF LICENSE, IN ME= RMS
RENEIIALS FOR 19864989. hoo 7.1
Motloil carrleo on a Roll Call vote, Five ayes.
MOTION was made by Counellae*er litur, seconded by Counellmeme RESOLUTION NQ. 88-67
ber Ricker, to adopt RESOLUTION NO. 8847 APPROYINC RENEWAL Of Mi1Qi W "MYST
0044E IN7OX1.C41ING AND SUWY SALES LICENSES FOR NOL IOAY INN INN L IOM LICENSES
P1.YNOUTN. Item 74
Mayor Sehmider stated the proof of payment of back taxes should
be In the form of a certIfled check paid to Hennepin County and
re":elpted to the City of Plymouth.
Bruce Salley, owner of hoilday Inn Plymouth, stated their fund-
Tn'g has been approved and they expect to bring the receipt for
the back saxes to the City by Friday. The tlmetrase has been
his problem and he cannot promise :f.e taxers will be paid by
cashier's check. Ne assured the Council that, It he gives a
check to the County, it will be good.
nttori1.y, Thoason stated that, tf the check Is Issued and there
are insufficient funds, the consequences will be greater than
the loss of 0a liquor license.
Motion carried on a Roll Call Note, five ayes.
NOTION was made by Courwilmewber Vasillou, seconded by Council- RESOLUTION NU. 09-68
member 'Zlsk, to adopt RESOLUTION NO. 88-6G APPROVING RF'QMST FOR GANDL ING r7trgg
GAMBLING LICLHSE FSR WEST MLOICINE LAKE: COMMU111 TY CLUB. NEST WDICiNE. t Akf
COM"I tY CLUB
Notion carried an a Roll Call vote, five ayes. Item 74
REPORTS (W Of FICERS j BOARDS SAND COMMISSIONS
r.w.ww w.rr-..ww..r ww ww.nr w rr rwlrw.na
MOTION was made by Councllmember titur, seconded by Counctimem- RESOLUTION NQ. 88-69
ber Ricker, to adopt RESOLUTION NO. 8849 APPROVING SETTING NARK TY 1K PARK "am
U4.D1GATIQN ItkS lOR IJ88. WICATION Fit -S VON
1988
Nation carried on a Roll Call vote, five ayes. Item $RA»
Counailmamber Vasillou asked It It is prudent for user groups to PARK IAC1t1TY RENTAL
be paying the same as they did in 1987 and how the City vrrlftes POLICIES t fits
that the groups' members are Plymouth residents. Item 8-8
01re-:tor Blank stated rental fees are
the rates are at the top of the market
sumed because they are Plymouth groups
joint agreement with New Hope%*
toot being raised because
now. Re31de.ncy is pre -
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Councilmimber Vastliou asked that there be no activity In the
picks before 8:00 a.m.
Director Blank stated this will be communicated to teas, but It
will be difflcuit to enforce.
Counalimember Vaslltou asked whether a waiver of accident lia-
bility should be required.
Attorney Thomson answered that It would be difficult to waive
liability if the City were negligent in the condition of the
field. He will take a look at the application and determine if
there would be a way to add this.
Councitmember Ricker stated that a notice should be attached
stating whether I.Muranre should be required.
NOTION was made by Councilmember hasillou, seconded by Council"
w tuber Ricker, to adopt RESOLUTION NO, 8840 APPROVING 1986 PARK
FACILITY AND RENTAL POLICIES AND FEE SCHEDULES and that staff
submit programs to the risk management group for approval and a
liability waiver be included In the application.
Nation carried on a Roll Call vote, five ayes.
CouncilmamW Vaslllou suggested that, In addition to the pro-
posed progra n as outlined, a Plymouth promotion be developed as
recommended by Dr. Korr1 s.
Councilmember Sisk asked how many programs will be produced in
1988.
As.lstant Manager Boyles answered that there are six programs
budgeted for 1988.
WWussion folluwed on the timing of each of the programs.
MOTION was made by MayVr Schneider, seconded by Councilmember
11tur, that the next proyrdE produced, after recycling, relate
to the water system.
Nation carried, five ayes.
WtION *is oade by Mayor Schneider, seconded by Councilmember
tltur, that fare prevention be produced for either October or
Novwmber.
Nation ceeried, five ayes.
Narm was made by Mayor Schneider, seconded by Counetlmember
11tox, that the other two prograv:s be produced during 1988 as
stiff sees fit.
Mrtlon carried, five ayes.
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RESOLUTION N0. 88-70
1988 PW FOLICIES"T
FEE SCHEDULES
Item 8-8
1988 CABLE
PROGRAM
Item 8-C
TELEVISION
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CowwIlmember Yasillou asked If part of the %!heckllst for parks OWRTERI,V I"SURAN,E
Is checking, those locations where claims have been generated to CLAIM REPORT
the past. item 64-1
Manager Willis stated that both incident* which resu!ted in
claims were to parks which were not finished; the sod had not
been laid which caused sand to wash over the bike trails. Other
areas under construction, at completed, are checked for erosion.
Director Hahn stated the a,.tor;ey for The Gym has been contacted
but no date for a meeting has been set.
1ho Council reviewed the pending civil litigation. CIVIL ITIGATION
Item 4-04
btrector Wore stated he would have more lnforwatten next week PtKIC 1APROVENENT
following a aeting with the contractors for the water treatment STATUS REPORT
plant. The cold weather is setting them back a iother few days. Item 64
There is a penalty for not meeting the deadline-. There will.
probably be d sprinkling ban as in post years this simmer.
Manager Wlills reported that three communities which have house HOUSING 1NSK'CIIONS
Ing inspectior programs for sls gle family cMelllr.gs were sur- Item R -f
ve)ed. The purpose of the program could be consumer protection
truth•In-housing) or protective inspection (code compliance).
There is a cost involved in either program in both time (person -
Isnel) and money. If the Council wishes, the program options
could be investigated before budoet time.
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Couimilmember• Slvtk stated he preferred the code compliance tspe
of inspection and asked If the Courell would be movinq forward
with It.
Attorne} Thowsolr stated he looked at the legdlltres of a program
to verity how ground crater !s disposed from howrs and has vori
eluded that, the only wdy to gain entrance Is with the approval
of the homeowner. This could be dooie in several ways including
hwjsing insptut ion programs, but ower consent is essential.
Cwnelimember Ricker stated the City could gain access to a home
to read a water water. Coulun't the Inspection of the sump pump
conowetlon take place then:'
Attorney Thomon answered that the praletiw is gaining entrance
absent cunsent from the homeowner. Conscot could cow frar+ a
number of thingy including access tc. read the water metre. He
added that hou-sing lnspetition programs have a risk manii90 tit
asper;t as to p-Atentiat liability for art Indectirate or incomplete
inspectlon. 1h's should be considered In deciding whether or
not to adc-pt a pruyrd"O
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Manager Willis pointed out that the Inspection would take place
at the time of the selling the home. There dre two issues: the
ground wter disposal and the possibility of a housing Inspec'eon
program. The City Engineer will be meeting with homeoveners In
the problem area of Amber Woods soon regardinq the ground water
disposal Issue.
Mayor Schneider suggested putting the Issue on ho.d until after
the tnylneer's meeting to gauge voluntary compliance with the
code.
Manager Willis stated that, if the City doesn't address probl&mi
homes now, the time to do It 's whenever the City can retake it
work. Once the housing stock goes downhill, there will be pro -
New .lth neighborhoods. In order to protect and preserve the
h.,using stock, a progratw should be In t t l4ted +wcw.
Mayor Schneider stated he doesn't want this level of government
intervention at this time; maybe sometime !r: the future It will
be appropriate.
Councilmember V.AslllOU stated she sees that d% t:011sumler pruter.-
t tort.
MOI ION was made by CoLr:c I member Sisk, seconded by Counc 1 bnrrnt•. r
Vasillou, dlrectlr:y staff to pre)4.eed with lnvestlgdt Ion of a
code compliance inspection proyranr for ;he City.
MOTION wds made by Councilmember titur to amend thts motion that
a truth -In -housing
because
program be explog-ed Instead.
Mutton to d0lnd failed or l.:ck of a second.
Mdyur Schneider stated he doesn't believe the City nee -JR this
type of Intervention. It is premuture to qo lrsto tela levr.l at
this point.
Counel (member Ricker st.cteu hr crannot suppo: t tiny more invest i-
yatlon of this now because of the staff ! Irne involved, urilr5s
the Council would be willing to adopt the program,
Mutic:ri failed, one aye. Nay4)r Schneld-.Ar, Cutinellmembrrs 11tur,
Nicker•, and Vast 11ou voted nay.,
MOTION was made by Mayor Schne: ldtar, secondon by Cuunct imetaber
Iltur, to table the matter.
Mot for carr led, four ayes. CvuiivI lmNember Slav : ottad rid.,.
Mayor Sehneloer stdted his problem Is with the re%l&&nt, payinty
for a survLy. Director Moore has sirggtrsted the pussihlitt% of
VdCdtlnq the northerly 5 ft. which would nus. require d survey.
Tho. benefltting property owners 56ould pay for a stew s-,rvey if
It appears the Cuuviell would so tipprovr. -it a publL h,•i kr q.
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Manager Willis stated the Council would want to gauge the public
feeling Lo vdcdte 5 ft. without necessitating a survey,
Director Moore stated the purpose of the public hearing would
be to vacate the northerly 5 `t. and at the public hearing
action could be taken. The Council would their establish a con-
dition that it will not be final until the property owners pro-
vide the legal description,
Attorney Thomson stoiZed another al'.ernative would be to schede+I.e
d meeting, rot a public ''rearing, dnd notify the nc+ghbors to yet
a sense of the Councli. If the dc,clsion is to vacate, schedule
Lhe public hearing dod meet the :egal requirements to avoid
having to hold two public hedrings.
MOTION' was made by Mayor Schneider, seconded by Counc!lmember
ZILur, that a public informational meetfo,q be scheduled and
notify all the same residents as would be notified of a public
hearing.
Motion carried, five ayes,
MOTION was made? by Councilmember I1tur, secondea by Councl:mem-
4er Ricker, to adopt RESOLUTION NO, 88-71 AUTHORIZING THF
PRIVATE SALE OF PARCELS 33-118-22-33-02329 0233, 02.341 AND 0236
TO ADJACENT PROPERTY OWNER,
Motion edrrled on a Roll Call vote, five ayes,
Director Hahn, stated the City had a eery good year. The excess
I s be Irrg proposed t o be mo vod t o a poll I r e f ac I l l t le:, f and. He
summarized the various funds oriel the status of expenditures. He
stalled that ail funds In the City dre to good financlat condl-
t loll%
Councilmember Ricker Nitnted out that the recreation fund
carr'es Its deficit i:r surplus from one year to another.
Councilmember Vag:tou st.ilyd she doesn't agree that monies
houlo be horrowed from one fUlld tc another.
Couiu-I brember Ricker stated that, In order to manage rash
eftc..,tivrAl} , lntrrlm borrowing is necessary.
MOTION was made by Coune l lmember l l teir, seconded by Counc l lmem-
he.•r Sisk, to adopt RESOLUTION NO, 88-72 APPROVING TNF TRANSF E R
OF 1- r INI)S I RUM THE GENERAL FUND TO T HL PUBLIC F AC 11_ I T t F S I UNI) ,
Motloll carried on d Roll Call vote, flNe ayes.
MOTION %as made by Cuunrllmembetr Ricker, •'r011ded by Conon 1meanr-
O be.r Z ltur, to decept 0W f lndnrl.e l head l t h prof l lei report.
RESOLUTION NO. 88-71
TAX FORFEIT PARCELS
Item 8-H*
1987 UNAUU L TF D
F INANC I AL Iff POP
Item 8-1
RF SOL11T11'd NO, 88-7
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F I NANO l Al Hi AI TH
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Director Hahn stated the intergovernmental revenues are
a smaller part of the pie. Revenue Sharing went from
In 1983 to $2,900 in 1987. Taxpayers will have to pick
void.
Motion carried, five ayes.
becoming
130,000
up this
Councilmember Zitur rgiorted on the meeting he's attended.
Manager Willis reported on the Metropolitan Council's meeting to
discuss recycling alternatives.
Discussion continued on the "Reuter system", how Plymouth can
r!t credit for those items sent to Reuter, cardboard recycling,
and possible changes in the Metropolitan Council's program.
Director Moore reported that the yard wastes will be collected
separately this spring .iind fall as part of the City's recycling
efforts.
The meeting adjourned at 10:25 p.m.
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CCR REPORTS
Item 8-K
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