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Home My WebLink AboutCity Council Minutes 02-22-1988 Specialis// INUILS SPECtAL CO MIL IMIEEI1NC FEBRUARY 22, 1988 A special mr!etlng of the Plymouth City Council was celled to order by Mayor Schneider at 7030 p.m. in the City Council Chambers of the City Center at 3400 Plymouth Boulevard on February 22, 1988. PRESENT: Mryor Schneider, Councllmembers Yasillou, Ricker, lltur, and Stale, City Manager w1111s, Assistant 14na9er Boyles, Planning Director Tremere, Public Works Director (bore, Finance Director Hahn, City Attorney Thomson, and City Clerk Brandt ABSENT: lone PRESENTATiO" Mayor Schneider pr%sented Certificates of Appreclation to volun- teer members of the Recycling task orce, Plymouth Advisory Comm mittee on Transit (PACT), Resldentlal Facilities Tank Force, Plymouth Garden Club, Kant win Cod Camp Fire Horlson, and Twin Cities Tree Trust for their work in the City during 1987. CONSENT AGEN04 PRESENT AT 10a Item 4 4014*1016 was made by Councilmember Sisk, sowesided by Counettmr-mber CONSENT AGFNDA 21tur, to adopt the consent Agenda deleting Items 8-C 4n4 -H-? Item S dno 3 ana adding atom 94, Snawmobtling. Notion carried on a Roll Call vote, f I -e a es,, MINUTES NUTION Was made oy Councilmember Sisk, seconded by Comileilmember lltur, to approve the m:nutt°: of the Speclal Coun:i.l wettnq of February 6. +988 as submitted. Motlun carried on a Roll Call vote, five dyer. pU%1C IW ORNAI ION MEET INR Director Moore gave thow b4ckground of the project and stAte+d the City a.nd County have b eri working tog they for several years on this. The Co:lnt) is now requesting prel!mit dry approvt 1. All proppArty owners adjacent to C.H. 10 were notiftea of the I if;0r- w<. h,)arlrsq. The purpose of ti:e hearing Is to get property ow•wll"W comnw:nt s. MINUTES Mt:FTI,NC9 q, 1988 Item 6* SPt C I Ai FFORUARY PLK IC IWORNV ION MFI TIPio,4, C.N. to Item 7 rpecial Ccrunci l Meeting 4ebruary 12, 1:188 Page 48 Bruce Polack, preliminary desiyn engineer for Hennepin County, stated he project is a four lane divided road from west of 149+ to nest of C.R. 18, a distance of 2.4 miles, and includes a new bridge over 1-494. It is proposed for 1991 at a cost of 8.5 million dollars. It will align on the existing road for the most part. Bob Roscoe, Strgar.Roscoe-Fausch, consultant for the County, ae.'scribed the project, how it will be staged, the proposed alignment, and how they plan to accommodate homeowners who pre- sently have access to VeR. 10. 3erry KK3u , 11805 Bass Lake Road, asked about the grade from M driveway to the proposed road. Mr. Roscoe stated that the access was being roved because of the incline and Bass Lake Road would be flattened somewhat. A berm will be constructed between the road and homes. Susan Erickson, 1'300 60th Ave., askRd why alignment dips south at the C.R. T aG 41 C.R. 61 intersection. Mr. Roscoe tolt.%ted they already held this right-of-way and added they would not take any more than that. The land between the road snd the line m-arked cunstruction limit will be graded to allow for snow storage. Paul Sveitsson, 11745 11uss Lake Road, asked if the road will bu flattened at the interc.ection of C.R. 10 ~nd the service road. Mr. Roscoe stated the elevation would be the same. Leo Wasesrha, 12210 60th Eve., asked why the alignment of the nt-ersect on of C.R. 61 and C.R. 10 dipped to the south. Mr. Roscoe ai:swered that they followed the existinq road and this alignment does work from a design standpoint. Mayor Sc:hnelder stated that, before surrounding property was developed, the County and City agreed to the allgament of Bass Lake Road. As the prnperty developed to the south and north, land was dedicated to the City to accommodate this alignment. To (%hange now could mckrcn very expensive costs to acquire the kard. However, there are no final plats appr!;ved for all of the land to the north. Mr. Wasescha asked coad, moving it to behlO his property happen to his trues, that the Council consider replatting the the north. He askec hoer the grade level would affect noise levels and -ghat will is Special Councll Meeting February 22, 1988 Page 49 Mr. Roscoe answered that there would have to be a wall or berm built and the noise affects will be studied as the project pro- ceeds. The County will be discussing an easRment for construc- tion with Mr. Wasesctea,, Mr. Polaczyk stated the County policy is to discuss compensation for destruction of mature trees with property owners. If agree- ment cannot be reached, condemnation would be undertaken. Director !bore a tplained ;low speed limits were set, Larry Derks, 11705 Bass Lake Road, urged the Council to look at t e entrance to C.R. 10 from the cul-de-sac south of Hemlock Lane and to change the access to C.R. 10 from Deerwood Lane. Rich Plerret, 12220 60th Ave., stated his concern that his back- yard woo d lose sumo large trees, that the f c ice would not be high enough to screen noise, and that the speed IWit would be too high. Dale 3acob3oii, 12200 60th Ave.. asked why the City let the pro- perty develop dhen thr, knew the road would be widened, how much land would he left between his property and the road, how he would be compensated for his trees and property, and how his property would drain. Ina Sickels, 12335 Bass Lake Road; asked if there would be a waking brldqe across C.R. 10 to the mall. Mr. Ro3noe answered that :here is no provision for an overpass but there will be a pedestrian phase at the signal oil C.R. 61. L__a__r__ryy Eastman, 12720 Bass Lake Road, asked if the road would be cio3rd during construction. Kir. Roscoe answered that the read in front of the mall is al- reddy four lanes and the access should be open to C.R. 61 and 1e freeway. It is expected that the construction will be a two year project end part of the road will always be open. Donna Sa dray, 5905 Goldenrod Lane, asked about making Hemlock ane a cu.,- a -sac. Mr. Roscoe answered that the median on C.R, 10 at Hemlock Lane would keep traffic from using this as a shortcut. The County will need another 25 to 30 ft. behind her property. If hitr fence: is moved, they will repldee it. Mayor Schneider stated the residents can write to him or the City Manager, before March 70 if they have further commeitts. Mr. Plerret asked about drainage. al r.. Special Council Meeting February 22, 1988 Page 50 Mr. Roscoe answered that there would probably be a culvert to drain his backyard. Mr. Derks asked if there would be any special assessments. Managar Willis answered that curb and gutter may be assessed and Possibly the storax drainage system. Director Moore stated, if the County installs a new road, there is a cost to the City which a part may be assessed. The current cost for curb dnd gutter Is approximately $8.00 per runninq foot. Mayor Schneider stated all the residents' concerns will be con- sidered but he could not guarantee any changes would take place. Director Moore suggested deferring acceptance of the layout un - 0.1 the March 7 meeting to allow time to discuss comments made tonlght with the County. MOTION was made by Councilmember Sisk, seconded by Councilmember Vds;lio.i, to defer the preliminary layout approval until the March 7 seting. 10 Notion cdrried, five dyes. PETITIGNS9 REQUESTS AND COMMUNIVOTIONS NOTION was mace by Councilmember Sisk, secoe-died by Councilmember Iltur, to adopt RESOLUTION NO. 88-116 APPROV1Ni; OISBURS.FW.NTS FOR THE. PERIOD ENDING 3Ak't.ARY 31, 1988 In i:ie amount of 1,338,021.73. Motlora edrrled un d Rrll Cali vote, five ay+s. NOT10N was made by Councalw4ter Sisk, seconded by C 4ircilrnember Zltur, to adopt RESOLUTION N0. 88-117 REIMBURSING OEVELOK R FOR kkTPA. WIDTH STRtET CONSTRUCTInN, COTTONWOOD PLAZA ADDITION 96085). Motion carried on a Roll Cill vote, five ayes. Manager Willis stated this item was deferred two weeks aqo at the request of Ryan CollstrUCtlon tecdusO of their concern with the wl tanment of Re ere Lane. Since then he, has met with Ryan and Prime Development and, as a result, they have reached a written understanding. The City and Its traffic consultants have looked at the drawing and believe it Is a good solution and recommend that the Council approve the retoot% and preliminary Rl.tt for Prime. He a:so recommended a condition be added deal - Ing with the. cost. RESOLUTION N0. 89-116 PFRIOD ENDING 1/31/88 Item 8-A• RESOLUTION N0. 88-117 11FIRMISM BET M COTTONWOOD PLAZA ADDN. 86085) Item 8-8w PRIME DEVELOPMENT 9712)) Item 8-C r t Special Council fleeting February 220 1988 Page 51 NOTION was wade by Councileemiber Sisk, seconded by Counciimember ORDINANCE NO. 88-04 Zitur, to adopt ORDINANCE NO. 1,09-04 AIENDINC THE ZONING OROI- AFIDUK NANCE TO CLASSIFY CERTAIN LAND NORsIKST OF STATE HIGHWAY 55 AND PRIME DEVELOPMENT QUAKER LAKE AS B-1 (3FFICE LINiTEO BUSINESS) DISTRICT. (87123) Item 8-C# Notion carried on a Roll Call %ate, five ayes. NOTION was owde by Councllmeuber Sisk, seconded by Councilmember RESOLUTION N0. 88-118 Zltur, to adopt RESOLUTION N0. 88-118 SETTING CONDITION TO at" !TTTM CONDITION LET PRIOR TO PUBLICATION OF ORDINANCE REZONING LAND LOCATED ORDINANCE REZONING NORTH OF STATE HIGHWAY 55 AT QUAKER LANE (AS EXTENDED) ( "1712i) . PRINT DEVELOPMENT 67123) Notion carried on a Roll Call vote, five ayes. Item 8 -Co NOTION was made by Cuunallmember Sisk, seconde4 by Councilmember RESOLUTION N0. 08-119 ltur, to adopt RESOLUTION Nu. 88-119 APPROVING PRELIMINARY PLAT MrLININARY PLAT FOR PATRICX HAGEN, PRIME DEVELOPMENT CORPORATION FOR PRIME WEST PRIME. DFVELOPW'NT 87123) amending to add condition 016 as follows: "Prior to the 87123) Issuance of Zny building permits within the plat the developer Item A -C* will agree to pay one halt the cost of a detailed traffic diver- sion study to accurately Identify and assess usage percentages and subs«qo,ent assessment obl igat ions on the Revere lane e Aten- slon. The total cost of Revere Lane *row 8th Ave. to 10th Ave. will be assessed to the Prime and Ryan parcels. Further, before Oa building permit is lss:.ed, the Development Contract AssoclateO with the Final Plat will state this development's obligation tows ds the construction of Revere Lane as determined by the Divv slaps Study." Mot iun carrlt,d on d Roll `ail vote, five ayes. MOTION was made by Couitclimember Sisk, seconded by Councilmember RESOL11TIGN N0. 8&-1?0 Zitur, to adopt HISOLUIION N0. ierAH -120 .APPROVING FINAL PLAT AND F = Dk.VEI.OPMkNT CONTRACT FOH THE HLADOWS OF BASS LUKE. FOR CRAIG WNT CUNTRACT SCHLRUER (.4059) . CRAIG SCH[RRFR ( 97059) Item 8-D# Notion Ca? rit•d on d Null Call vote, five ayes. NLITiUN WdS u-idr by Coiinellmwmber Sisk, seconded by Councilmember RESOLUTION NO. 88-1?1 lltur, to adopt RE.S01 IT10N N0, 88 1:1 SETTING CONDITIONS TO lif a MtJ PRIOR 10 FILING (A W RLLAT0 IJ FINAL PLAT FOR THE NEADOWS FINAL PLAT OF BASS LAKI FOR CHAIL "CHENW.0 (07053). CRAIG SCHERHER (87059) Item 8 -DO Mat lull Vd. ried on a Holl Call vAete, five ayes. NOIIUN wa,, made by Councilmember Sisk, sarconde d by Counellmembe r RESOLUTION N0. 88-1?? t ltur, to adopt RE S01 UT TUN NO. 88-1 12 ADOPTING ASSF SSMENITS 9 ADOPTING A&5FS5MFNTr F'HUXCI NU. 8119 SAN11ARY SLWLH AND W%ILRMAIN AREA, TNF, MEADOWS SEWER A WATtRNAIN OF BASS LAKE in the am ocint of $36,157. NRUXC l 811 CRA l C SC& R& R Mot fun edrr led un a Roll C., l l vote, five ay rs. Item A -D* Spec la 1 Cowin 11 mot ing February 22, I"A Pals 52 MOTION Nes amde by Councilmober Sisk, second*d by Councilmewber RMUTION NTN. NA.lai 111,41r, t1) adopt Rt SOLUTION NO. 68-121 DICLARINC AI' QWV OF PETIT ION Ally OROERINC PREPARATION Of RI-PURT, S11* 1 1 l iCNT tNC, SIRI I! L KILT INC i FLONIMNIOK WOWS AQDI I IOII. FI.RWNK" NOWS "No too s4• Nbtlon carried on a Roll Gll vote, live ayes. NUtION way ++wee by Coww4imerAwr Sisk, secanded by Cou+lciloemlber RISOLUI i IN NO. 88a 1,114 1itur, to) adopt RESOLUTION NO. 88-114 RtCMINC AtpOt'1 Am MWM HIONCi----- URiIIRING PNOJLCT, STRIk.i LIGNTINC, ikRNEl M WOODS 4willrol. STRIIT . [CAT INI: I I R "3OK MS. Am,) Nat ia11 tare ied on d Noll Cali vote, five eyes. [tee sat* the Couticil reviewed the regw:st for vacation of a portion of VACATION H1+.1+1tST West 1tediclllr. lake Drive north of C.R. 9. No amt ion will he t11 ST PFMCI'.# t AKI take 4 n the request of l.eunthina Rerthlame until West Nrdlelne DRIW 1,tke Ur i ve Is :onst ructed as A permtanont four lane roadway. I t ewm A -I 0 Nut 1001 Vdrr lad, five ay ex. H0111101 wavi rwuh6 by t ou n•1 lmraober Slsk, serunded by Counci lormlber RI SOLUTION NO AA -I?% 11tur, to 4i1t 1,t Nt SUIU11UN NO. 68-1?S UkCLAHINC AI*QUACV 1}t' MffRWHF-FMT M""" KTiI IIAR ANU t IL* HIND t%PA14411UH tlt NkP(lilT, FROPWitU l'''ND AV.- STREI T A UTIt 1 r1E 11414 NUI IN Sit tl'tt CHAS1 AUDI IIONO STNFI T AND UTILITY IWROVt 1!t NIS, IAEA CT K11 t I V PHUX C i Mi. KI 19 I t ho A -Go Nut lu11 carried un 4 Nall Cal l vote, f lve ayes. NOIIUH was mtade by CounelkMember Sisk, seconded by Coustellmwotwr RESOLUTION INI. NA-1?6 litur, to -tdopt Nl5UI.UIIUH NU. 68-1?6 R1.111IC1NG 91YILOMNT ItAND, MM RRMT (ON 41 WHlH(XC t JHD ADDITION (87009) to SIS944?. C1110"I'"NI imp ADON. 107009) Nut iU11 r:,1r1• t s°'1 u1 a Hall call % te, five ayes. Item 11-H-10 Nayur Schorlder stated the K Ings , tea HP Lghts Homwuwiters Assueld- FUND Nt DWI 1114 t tun h4i asked that the City not reduce the boolds until all the KiNGSVIt W Ht IGH IS ork Uds been coV letod. ( H411H1) • MOM Item A -1l -P A 1 NUllOH wds made by Nayur Schoolovr, secu11ded by CounetLmrmlher vas t liou, to defer the bund roduct tools ut k itlgsv law llrlght s tdll It icon df,d hid Addition unt t l sprl 1g. lint len coirrled, five ayes. N011UN wds made by Counc l lmK+mtber %1 sk, %"vondrd by Cotitic t Im omlher Nt StM IIT ION NU, 804.1;7 1tur, to adopt H1-AXUTICN NO% 89-'1?7 NIDUCLNh 01V110flbN1 HUND1 MM wpm fluff, IItt.NWOUI? t.STATt $ 11AT TWII (A-784) Lo S i, 7Hb. Ik t NWgtM1 t STATt S KAT TWO (4-7144) Notion carried u11 A Roil Call vote, five ,eyes. Item 14-104• 3paelal Covnall Meeting February 22, 1908 Paget 4 i 140TICH was side by Councl lm emiber Sisk, seconded by C000::c i limemiber lltur, to Adopt RESOLUTION NO. 68-128 REDUCING OEVELOPi AT BO1100 DLERWOOD ESTATES PLAT THREE (A-784) to %482. Notion carried on a Roll Call vote, five ayes. REPORTS OF OFFICERS, WARDS AND COMMISSIONS MOTION was made by Counci lm em ber Vaslllou, to Adopt the Plymouth as presented. Motion carried, five ayes. Sisk, seconded by Counc l imnemiber Metrolink three year objectives R%UITIDU A-118 OEFRWOOD ESTATES PLAT THRFf ( 4-734) Itpe 8'014.5• PLYMOUTH MCTROLINK 3 VFAR ORIC110 S Item 9.4 Councilm ember Slsk stated the lntersectli-M of Highway 101 and SIGHT OBSTRUCTIONS Jrd Ave. should be looked At because the wall could be inter" Item 9-8 preted as A hasard. Manager Willis stated that vegetation types of obstructioI3 wl:l be removed but the City will not normally remove such walls. Director Haore stated that this wall is not a conflict because of tNi stop sign At the Intersection And the actual vlslbilltp. The orcd,rwnce is meant to address Intersections which are obstructed even when stop slgnx are present. ManAgeor Willis stated that, because this is a nuisance code, It coulJ be more readily ai d effectively enforced thdo the toning code, e&peclally In termer of gaining co4pttan".e. Attorney Thommon stated this ordlnance would make these obstruc- tions d public nuisance And the City would have the authority to Abate vlolatlons. It Is his opinton that the greatest potential for lldtMity Is that the City hds d provision, kf ows about a violation, and does nothle g about It. NOTION was made by 1:,iyor Schneider, seconded by Councllm tuber Nicker, to adopt ORDINANCE N0. 88 -OS RKATiNG TO PUHLIC SAFtTY AND SIGHT OBSTRUCTIONS AT INTkASE:CTItNIS; AK.NDING SM1911 2010.01, SUBDIVISION 1 Of THE PL YNOU114 CITY CODE.. Couiwilmomiber Ittur stated he wound like City employees to report 411y v toldt to1 s they see as they are oiat dur lny the d4)48 Coullcllm emnber Ricker state*1 there probably would be adeyu-ate funds In the Risk Hrnagemie-it fui d to it, Aourtake an lo ittal survey of the City and he belietes do effo+r' wtd be made to conduct Wve As a first step, the Safet? atter is to ask City umployeet to be awdrr 411d rewuPt su%,h Problems. is Notion cdrried nn a Ru l 1 Ca 1 l vote., five ayes. ORDINANCE N0. HR -OS Sm -moTY, SIGHT OBSTRUCTIONS items 9-Q Special fe0ruary Page 54 L I:ounvll Mrwting 22, 178 the Cadnch l report. ev loved the publ is imps ovem ent Project status PLIBL IC IMMOK- M NT PROJECT STATUS RE PORT Item 9-C lianager Willis reported that the prellalnary plat for Dunkirk Ilerlows 1 f lro station 1) will be reviewed at the February ?4 Planning Commission mKroting and will be before the Council on March 7e the hearinq with the Corps of Engineers is closed but no report ws been filed yet. It should be available before final plst approvol. 00011004 was wade b)# Counci lm ember Sisk, seconded by Counc l !member RESOLUTION N0. 88-1?9 lltur, to adopt M.SQtUTIOl1 N0. 88-129 RESkU110N DECLARING: COST D S." TO BE ASSESSED 40 ("RING PREPARATION OF PROPOSEq) AWSSMENT ORMRINC ASST SSW NT FOR 19117 RLMOVAL AND DESTRUCTION Of DISEASED MtS; ROIL ? in 1987 DIStASEU IRH S the amount of It" 9-Dw Notion carried on a !loll Call vote, five ayes. 14011000 wds made by Couneiluewber Sisk, seconded by Councilmembe!r RESOLUTION N0. AS -110 litur, to adopt RESOLUTION M0. 85-130 Si TTINC PUBLIC WARIN G ON PK"Sk O A!4vS1' SS1# HT , 1987 RENOV AL AND DESTRUCTION Of D I Sk ASk O 19%7 01 SE ASID TRIVSS MLS. ROLL 2 for Nand4y, March ?1, 19AR at 7:10 p.m. Item 9-0* Nation 4arrleo on 4 Roll Call vote, five Ayes. i r n RE 5 TON 88,.131NOTIONw s Made by Coo u.l l ember Sisk, sero fled by CourK.l lmemiber OlU 1 W0. Mur, to adopt RESOLUTIJN MO. 85-131 DE4t.ARINC COST TO BE TWERUTAC rosy a 616" ASSESSED AND ORDLRING PREPARATION OF PHOMMD ASSESSMENT FOR ORM RING LIE MINC 1957 WEED LKWICA"ION ANO DFSTNUCTIOII, ROLL 4 In the amount of 1987 WILD I RADICAL ION 712.52. Item If -D* Notion edrriecl on a Roll Call vote, five ayes. M)TION was made by Counellmember Sisk, seconded by CouwIlmem+ber RESOLUTION NO. 88-11? 1.Itur, to adopt RLSOLUTION 110. 88.132 ORDLRtNC KWIC HCARINC AN ORITHIM HFIMIM " Pb;UP ILD AWSSWNT, 1987 WHO FRAU LCAT ION AMD DESTRUCT ION, RML 1987 WI M I RAD ICAT ION 4 for Noiiday , Much 21, 1186 at 700 p.m. Itt.m 9 -Dl* Pkitiott carried wt a Roll Call vote, five 4yes. Q,utwilmember Plc ker tcsked that the projects be arrakiged let PROJI Cr CL3S1 OUT o%wrtc sequence n„.s. time, whether the spec•ldl assass W1%ts have REPORT twon levied, and how do they c•ompwre with the orlglnal projec- Item 94 tions of how much sould be levtad. Director Nuarcn dnuwaired that 411 the assessments fur the pro- jects were probably under the ortgleial estlm4tes. Director Hahn st4ted uoty project 146 is still opr.n hreduir. the City has otot been invoiced as )et. I 3phaisl Council Ntolne Febrw r1 t2, i Pape $S t n NOT I(M VMS weft by Ce wel letmber Ricker, seconded Uy CItiunc L lme w. bar 11tor, ko adopt RESOLUTION NO. W03 APPRi1Y INC TIE CLOSING, W PRWECTS AIS TRANSFER OF REMAINING CONSTRUCTION FUK6 TO COR- AESPOMISINC 06,1111 SERVICE FUNDS. K;t torr carried on a Rol t Cil l vote, f ive ayes. Nayor Schnelder asked it Rhe City would get more than =,,t Aid an Its Insurance coveraps. Director Icahn answered that the City's insuranrob agent Ss hope- ful that there will bot more bidders this Tsar. Discussion was held on how the objectives were chosen, 1:ha pur- pose of the Council's meetings in April, September, and 11ecew bar, and how the objectives for will be welg1tted at that time. NOTION wins made Oy CowwIlm-embtr Yastllou, seconded by Coustell- member 21 tur, to adopt the 1958 Performance Objectives and $ t an- ddeds for the City Nat4.er with a change to Item d by ad4%tngt Implemented and results that awy have occurred." Notion carried, five ayes. H011011 was made by Counc t !member Sl sic, atecwided by Counu,l lmeeiber 21 t u r, to adopt RESIILU T ION : f4. 88"134 CANADA COHSE: PONL Al 10N NANACENiNT ANO ECOIOCY CONTRACT. Notion cdrrtod on a Roll Call vote, five ayes. Councllmember 21tur reported that he is the sect ottaryItredsurrr for the Northwest Ilenaeplis Ikmm%.n xsrv!tiers Huard for this, yeas. Councilmember ltasltlou stated the reelseling cuwctttee met ond has three rccommeotdattons: 1) avork aut glitches with the cur- rent weekly pick up; 2) deal with yard waste and implemweit i he progr,wl acid i) start a small buloileess recycl;ng orPArM. Waylaid Nigh School has asked for 100 recycling eontatners for their progr4a. Councilmember Ricker stated he attended the FRAC %wet Intl and tNe athleticr assac idtloots were present to ask that tier Citi took to some other sourca, like the general 1%&nd, f -,r acs„ dvhl t lona l costs which may be incurred for City athle tte prmir.wti. Counellmemtier Sisk stated PRAC would like to meet with the Couir- cil !n late 11rreh or early April to) discuss they c,•omunity c.°r.o - ter. Cuuttellmembitr Sisk stated the Courell has taken arttan previ" ously when there's been a traffic, death at 41% tottero4out ton and he proposed the Council start the process of public hedrlliys un dit rrdinanee to bon sntwmublles tit the City. RESOWTION N0. WIiT TRAWER of FUNDS Item 9-k EXPA#6100 Of RISK NVACA NIT PROGRAM Item 9-F CITY rAHACER' S 19'15 PCIRFORNANCl. OWE CI IVCS Item 9-C RE SOLU1 ION Ili). AS -1)4 CON) RAC T Ittm 9-N• CCK RI'P(*TS Itom 9 ! NUWW" it l S Item 9-3 0 Sp"Sal Council Maret ing oietuary 22, SM Par U S. lhorson, 1040 11th Ave.. sthted it was his son who was In* vo vo n the accident in which ono bay was killed last week Ila Is rtut sure banning snowmobiles would stop accidents. There ore other typso of accidents occurring and their activities are not binned. !le asked that a total ban not be adopted. Councllmembeiv Ricker asked that the armsoblle club be given a Ownce to review the situation and work with their wMers on onforcing ruivs, discussion cWtinued on the problem and the number of coiplalitts the Couocil and police Dvpartment have received. The Council colsensus was that further public education by the city and the snoombile clubs would be allowed to occur with a review of the results next yeas.94 NOM M wa3 mwde by Counc t lem6err Mas i t lou, seconded by Council. member Mair, %hot a silver engraved bowl be ordered to be pre- sented to the City of Vursburg, Germany Vroo the City of Plymouth. 1lottoa carried, five ayes. MOTION was made by Counclimember Altur, directing staff to en- courage resldelits to dig out their hydrants or have City staff do so Motion dies for lack of a secund. The meeting adjuuraed at 1060 p.m. e T OTHER WSiNISS