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A regular
order by
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March 7,
M I N U T L S
KEGULAR COUNCIL MF E:T 1NG
MARCH 7. 1988
meeting of the Plymouth C'ty
Mayor Schneidt r at 7._'., p.m.
of the City Center at 3400
i988.
Coune I 1
in the
Plymouth
was called to
City Council
Boulevard on
PRESENT: Mayor Schneider, Councilmembers Vaslliou, Ricker,
Zitur, and Sis%, City Hinager Willis, As .ist.int
Manager Boyles, Assistant Planner Cot ingham, Public
Works Director Moore, Park Director Eli arlk . Public
Safety Director Carlquist, City Attorrey 7h ison, and
City Berk Brandt
ABSENT: None
PRESENTATION
Rick Rosen, mea.; er of the Park
sion presented the 190 annual
and Recreation Advisory Commis -
report.
MOTION was made bt• Councilmember Sisk, seconded by Councilmember
Zitur, to adopt RESOLUTION NO. 88-135 APPROVING THE 1987 PARK
AND RECREATION ADVISORY COMKISSION ANNUAL REPORT.
Notion carried on a Roll Call vote, five ayes.
PROCLAMATIONS
Mayor Schneider read proclamations declaring March 6-13 as V01-
unteers of America Week and Apr!1 291 1988 as Arbor Cay in the
City of Plymouth.
CONSLNT AGENDA
MOTION was made by Cuuncilmember Sisk, seconded by Councilmember
71tur, to adopt the consent agenda as presented.
Motion carried on a Roll Call vote, five ayes.
MINUTES
MOTION was made by Councilmember Sisk, seconded by Councilmember
1.1tur, to approve the minutes of the Special Council meeting of
rebruary 22, 1988 as submitted.
Motion carried on a Rrell fall vote, five ayes.
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PRESENTATION
Item 4
RESOLUTION N0, 88-.135
APPROVING 987 P lA-
ANNJAL REPORT
Item 4
PROCLAMATIONS
Item 5A&H
CONSENT AGENDA
Item 6
MINUTES
MEETING,
22, 1968
Item 7*
SPECIAL
FEBRUARY
C
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Regular Ccuncil Meeting
March 7, 1988
Page 58
PUBLIC HEARING
Manayer Willis stated IL is the Council's policy that, In a
tree-sta(iding shoppliiq center such as this, liquor 1lCen3Ps may
be issued. The cnly criteria that may apply is that the restau-
rant Is within 750 ft. of a residential area. Given the nature
of the development in that area, however, he doesn't believe
the the issuance of a lir ense would create any difficulties.
The petition is in order And he recommended its approval.
Mayor Schneider .,caned the pubic hearina at 7:40 p.m.
No one chose to Speak and the hearinq was closed at 7:40 p.m.
MOTION was made by Co•cncilmember Vasillou, seconded by Council -
member titur, to adop RLSOLUTION NO. 88-136 APPROVING ON -SALE:
INTOXICATING LIQUOR LICENSE FOR PETER BIH, THE. TFA HOUSE.
Mayor Schoelder noted that tfils license is warranted becalis..k
the licensing criteria prohibits a har in the facility, they ace
mo,tly a restaurant, and the on-3alc liquor IS a minor portion
of their business.
Mrnager Willis pointed out that the
recently approved hj the Council for th
high level of traofic activity. This
llrense will not create any significant
majir theater operation
s,Rie area will create a
restaurant with a liquor
trcffic activity.
Motion carried on a Roll Call vote, fi-.;e a)es.
Mayor Schneider opened the public hearing at 7:43 p.m.
Bill Mc:lln, manager of Kenny's was present to answer questions.
C:wnrilmimber Vaslllou pointed out that there was a similar in-
elJe-it last year In which the Involved liquor store was asked to
m•1! donation to the Wayzata/Plymouth Area Chemical Health
Ion at Wayzata High School. She asKcd Mr. "elin if he
upport this. He answered that he could.
Mayor Schneider closed the hearinq at 7:45 p.m.
MOTION was grade by Councilmember Va31110u, seconded by Council -
member Ricker, to adopt RESOLUTION NO. 86-137 PUBLIC HEARING TO
CONSIDER THE SUSPL NSIOM OR REVOCATION OF OFF -SALT INTOXIC,TING
LICENSE, KENNETH YOUNGHERG, DBA KENNY'S LIQ0ORS requirinq a con-
tributlun to the Wal%ita/Plymouth Area Chemical Health ASSOcIa-
tion in the amount of $500.
ON -SALE 1NTOXICATINC
L ! CE: NSE , TFA : IOUSE'
Item 8-A
RLSOLUTION NO. 89-136
bN"iAFcT l -c r;
LICENSE, TFA HOUSE
Item 8-A
PUBIC HEAR INC
KENNY'S LIQUORS
Item 8-B
RESOLUTION N0. 198-137
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LIQUORS, LIQUOR
VIOLATION
Item 8-8
Regular Cou.nc i l Meeting
March 7, 1968
Page 59
Attorney lhomsort stdted that, In the other InStdnCC, a S1,1100
fine was leposed dnd stayed fete one )ear i' the owner pall $500
to the chemical health asapc Jt.on and th!re were no similar
occurencess.
SUBSTITUTE MLTION was made by Councllmember litur, .ieconded by
Mayor Schc.elder, Zhat the $500 contribution be givtr+ to the:
School District 281 LnemICd: health program.
Substitute Motion carried on a Roll Cdll vote, five ayes.
NOTION was vdde by Mayor Schneider, sec,.ded by Councllmember
titur, to reduce the fine from $500 to 250.
Mayur Schneider stated that, In this case, it wds is First
offense; last year's fine was for a second offense with!:, 18
months.
AOticrr falleu. t.out%etimembers Ricker, Vaslllocr, and Sisk voted
flay .
l;.: WN was made by Mayor 7chnelder, seconded by Council lmember
i tr. r, t dt the fine be set at $1.000 dtid stayed if there are no
viola• .urts within the next 1? months and the $500 contri-
bution mdde to the Sc.00! District 281 Chemical Hea lth Proqram.
is
Not ivrt carried, five ayes.
Mandger Mills :,tated the Council had prem lois ly established
several tax incremr•tot finaneing districts. The purpose of this
str+ct IS to CdptGjre the vale t ton proposed to be created by
the &%,elopment of one Industrial parcel of property. It is
anticlpe.sn that addltlonal parcels may be idded.
Councllmember Vdsiliou asked 'pow this would affect the school
district.
Manager Willis answered that the dgen;ies continue to receive
property tax based coon the ltd uc of the property plus an li.fla-
tlon factor. the Increment. emeatea by development is devote,' o
the District to Fue d the improvements which are a Treconrllt.u.i
e development.
Mdy,or Sc:hne1der opened the public heartnq at 7:58 p.m.
LeRoy Reinke, )441 t C.Ei. 65 stated he doesn't nelleve the City
s iou d be involved in bu:ldlnq county roads. H15 concern is
that the upgtadtng of the road doesn't Include the upgradine r,f
the ibutLing properties; there will still be driveways with
dccess to C.H. 6 hie would like the City to purchase the homer
a :ong C .R. 6 when the prolvet. bey lr i.
PUBLIC h..AR INC
TIf DISTRICT 1-5
Item -,i-C
Regular Council Meeting
March 7, 1988
Page 50
Mayer Schneider steted the project is not -finder discussion
is tonight, only the one parcel and whether It shu0d be Included
In the tax increment district to he -a pay for the interchange.
Mayor Sc:hneid.nr closed the hearing at d:OA p.m.
haTION Was m.rde by Councilmenber Sisk, seconded by Councilmember
Zitur, t.o aoopt RESOLUTION N0, 88-138 APPROVING A TAX INCREMENT
FINW114C PLAN AND ESTABLISHING ECONOMIC DEVELOPMENT TAX iNrRE-
MENt FINANCING DISTRICT 1-5 IN MUNICIPAL DEVELOPMENT DISTRICT
NO. 1.
Motion carr -led oil a Roll Call vote, five ayes.
NLT1T10NS, RLQUESTS AND COMMUNICATIONS
RFSOLUTION NO. 88-138
rSTABLISRING TIF
DISTRICT 1-5
Item 8-C
Director blank summarized the procedure followed uver the past ST. MARY'S NARK
years to solicit resident Input and develop St. Wry's park. MASTER PLAN
Item 9-A
bdrry Warner, Barton-Aschman, consultant for the park, presented
the pian,
Counciimember Sisk asked if the play equipment was going to be
moved as discussed by PRAC and wily the parking is planned In the
future and not now.
Director Blank stated there is a fic,od plain to the east, but
the equipment probably will. be moved as far as possible.
Because Forestview 1.d1lP Is a resident +al street that can be used
for parking, and only one or two cars would probably be at the
park at any one time, they do not Foresee a parking problem,
however, a plan for future parking is included. The neighbors
stated they do not want a parking lot because It would encourage
other people to use tht park and it is intended to be fne the
neighborhood.
Councilmember Zitur asked if there would be handicapped access.
Director BlanK answered that Lhe trails do come out to the
street for accessibility.
Mayor Schneider asked If the boardwalk was part of the initial
b id.
Uirector Blank stated that It -as. The trees proposed will be
handled directly through the forestry department.
Phyllis Hanson, stated the neighbors discussed a picnic snelter
uc decidedMey
M
would prefer trees.
MOTION was made by Councilmember Zltur, seconded by Councilmem- RFSOLUTION N0. 99-.139
ber Sisk, to adopt RESOLUTION N0. 88-139 APPROVING MASTER CLAN 4'r TAiim PA
FOR ST. MARY'S NLIGHP-0RH000 PARK and that park inq be bid yrs All MAS; EN PLAN
alternate. Item 9-A
p Regular Council Meeting
March 7, 1988
Page 61
MOTION was made by Mayor Schneider, seconded by Courellmember
Zltur, to amend to add that the boardwalk by bid as an alter-
nate.
Potion to amend carried, five ayes.
Motion as once amended carried on a Roll Call vote, five ayes.
MOTION was made by Councilmember Sisk, sec:unded by Councilmember RESOLUTION NC. 98-140
7itur, to adopt RESOLUTION NO. 88-140 APPROVING AWARD OF BID FOR AWARD OFIH S
PARKERS LAKE PAVILION to Be:alr Builders, Inc. in the amount of PARKFRS LAKE PAVILION
3449650. Item 9-8-1
Discussion foi.lewed on the alternates which could now be added
because: of the law bbd.
Manager Willis asked the Council tL consider addinq the second
small pavilion at this time to complete Lhe construction in the
master plan.
MUTION was made by Councilmember Ricker, seconded by Councilmem-
ber litur, to add alternate G-2 at a cost of $12,73 bringing
the project total to $435,773.
Motion to amend carried, five ayes.
Motion as once amended carried on a Roll Call vote, five ayes.
Manager Willis stated there were two bidders but one was not a AWARD OF HID
responsive bid. ARTICULATED LOADER
Item 9-B-2
Councilmember VdsilioU asked if It was prudent to purchase this
equipment now.
Director Moore answered that by the time the City takes delivery
of the equipment, It will be needed.
MOTION Mas made by Couticllmember Sisk,
Litur, to adopt RESOLUTION NO. 88-141
FOUR WHEEL DRIVE LOADER to Ziegler,
133,7400
seconded by Councilmember
AWARDING BID, PURCHASE OF
Inc. In the amount of
Motion carried on a Roll Call vote, five ayes.
MOTION was made by Councilmember Sisk, seconded by Councilmember
Litur, to adopt RESOLUTION NO. 88-142 ACCEPTING BID FOR PRINT-
ING, PLYMOUTH ON PARADE from Nystrom Printing. Inc. in the
amount of $88.78 per page.
Motion carried on a Holl Call vote, five ayes.
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RESOLUTION NO, 88-14;
VARD OF 811)
ARI TULATED LOADER
Item 9-R-2
RESOLUTION NC, 88-142
WAND Or 815
ft.
PLYMOUTH ON PARADE
Item 9-0-3*
Regular Council Meeting
March %, 1988
Page: 62
MOTION was made by Councilmember VasLlLou, seconded by Council-
member S1 sk, to 4riopt RESOLUTION NO. 66-143 UENY1WG PLANNED IINI T
DEVELOPMEW AND LOT DIVISION FOR DANIEL AND DEE. MERTFS (871?9).
Motio., carried on a Roll Call vote, five ayes.
MOTION was made by Councllmember Sisk, secoeded by Councilmrmher
lituc, to adopt ORDINANCE N0, 88-06 AMENDING THE ZONING ORDI-
NANCE TO CLASSIFY CERTAIN LAND AT THE. SOUTHWEST CORNER OF 1NIER
STATE 494 AND VINLWOOD LANE AS B-3 (SERVICE BUSINESS) (87062).
Notion serried on a Roll Call vote, five ayes.
MOTION was made by Councllmember Sisk, seconded by Cowicilme.mber
litur, to adopt RESOLUTION NO. 88-144 SLTfING CONDITION TO bf
MLT PRIOR TO PUBLICATION 0' ORDINANCE REZONING LAND LOCATED AT
THE. :PUUTHWLST CuRNER OF INTERSTATE 494 AND VINFWOOD LANE
b7U62).
MULlon carried on a Roll Ca'' vote, five ayes.
MOT1014 was made by Counellmember SI ik, seconded by Councilmember
Zltur, to adopt RESOLUTION NO. 88-145 APPROVING PRELIMINARY PLAT
FOR AMOCO OIL COMPANY (87062).
Motion carried on a Roll Ca11 vote, five ayes.
MOTION was made by Councllmember Sisk, seconded by Councilmember
Zitur, to .adopt. RESOLUTION NO. 338-146 APPROVING F1NAL PLAT FOR
AMOCO OIL COMPANY 2ND ADDITION FOR AMOCO OIL COMPANY (87062).
Motion carried on a Roll Call vote. five ayes.
MUTTON was made by Councilmember Sisk, seconded by Councilmember
I.Itur, to adopt RESOLUTION N0. 88-147 SETTING CONDITIONS TO BE
MLT PRIOR TO FILING OF AND RELATED TO FINAL PLAT FOR AMOCO ADDI-
TION FOR AMOCO 011. COMPANY (67062)*
Motion carried on a Roll Call vote, five ayes.
MOTION was made by Councilmember Sisk, seconded by Councilmember
Zitur, to adopt RESOLUTION NO. 88-148 APPROVING CONDITIONAL USE
KnHI T , SITE PLAN, AND VARIANCES FOR AMOCO OIL COMPANY FOR AN
AMOCO SERVICE STATION (87062).
Motlin e,.rried on a Roll Call vote, five ayes.
Manager Willis reported that the City Is the owner of the pro-
perty and is petitioning for a Planned Unit Development. The
City is seeking a permit to fill some of the property and the
Corps of Engineers is considering that request. They City is
proposing the best development In harmony with the adjacent
developments and In accordance with the Land Use Guide Plan.
Rf.SOLUTIC4 NO. 8A-143
DRVTNCI f * DIVISIOR
DANIEL. MFRTE S (R11?9)
Item 9-C
ORDINANCE 00. 88-06
AMiENDING VEINING CGDF
AW)CO OIL CO.
87062)
Item 9-D*
RESOLUTION NO. HA• 144
SMINC rONDITI00—
AME:NUING IONINC CODE
AMOCO 'OIL CO.
67062)
Item !-D*
RESOLUTION N0. 88-145
va i..a..•..\. . L'..
AMOCO OIL COMPANY
87062)
Item 9-D*
RESOLUTION NO. 88-146
AMOCO OIL COMPANY
87062)
Item 9-D*
RESOLUTION N0, 88-147
FINAL PLAT
AMOCO OIL COMPANY
87062)
Item 9-D*
RESOLUTION N0. 88-148
v.• 0 .,a.a. . a...
VARIANCES, AMOCO
OIL CO. (87062)
Item 9-D*
REZONING, PUD CONCEPT
PLAN, PRELIMINARY
PLAN/PLAT & C.U.P.
CITY OF PLYMOUTH
87097)
Item 9-E
P Regular Council Meeting
March 7, 1958
Pd ye 63
One objective is to recover some of the money the City has put
into the dred. fhe Cltv's proposal is less aggressive V.an that
proposed by the orioinal developer for which a fill permit was
Issued by the Corps of Engineers.
Director Cdrlquist stated the Planning Co,.nisslon voted to deny
the NIID because there was not enough effeettve common open
Space. It seemed to him that the residents At the public hear-
ing were concerned about the drainage and 1 s affect on their
homes. The next concern was what type of homes would be devel-
oped and would they be compatible with the existing neighbor-
hood. Oily one person expressed conve,rn that the fire stat io:l
was planned for the site.
Frail Hagen, the City's consultant on the project, stated the
site meets t t.e attributes of a PUD. the homes in the ne lghbor-
hood were net built at the elevations they were siipposed to be
built at, according to the plans, which is they reason some resi-
dents are experiencing water problems. The only way to correct
the problem for the existinq homers would be to lower the drain-
age level of the pond and permission would probably be Impos-
sible to gel. `short of thdt, the solution is going to be that
each home will have to solve the water problem themselves. The
new homes would be built in accordance with current codes and
policies which address lots adjacent to or within areas with
high water levels.
Counc;ilmember Sisk stated he doesn't believe It Is fair for the
residents to hdve expected that this would remain an open area.
However, he has not seen d DNA report or a permit from the Corps
of Engineers stating that the plan could be approved considering
It IS adjacent to a wetlaeed. He has a problem approving a con-
cept plan showieig homes, however, he could endorse a proposal
platting the land for the fire station and everything else as
out lots.
Manager Willis stated he attended a homeowners meeting at which
this area wds discussed. He told them that it was not feasible
that this entirt area could remain open space considering the
price the City had to pay for It. Approving the preliminary
plat would not prejudice the action before the Corps of
Engineers. Their permit would be a condition of approval.
Councilmember Sisk questioned the usefulness of the open space
which was why the Planning Commission denied the petition.
Councilmcmber Vasiltou pointed out that this area had prevlosuly
been approved as a PUD with less open space and more density.
Mr. Hagen pointed out that the open space will be left as d wild
life sanctuary. The Code doesn't state that open space mist be
dCtive play area.
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Regular Council Meetinq
March 7, 1988
Page: 65
Councllmember Sisk asked if Xenlum Lane would be built out to
C.R. 61.
Mayor Schneider answered that Is not part of the plans.
MOTION was made by Councilmember Sisk, seconded by CouncIlmember
Zitur, to adopt ORDINANCE: NO. 88-Od AMENDING THE ZONING ORDI-
NANCE. TO CLASSIFY CERTAIN LAND AT THE. SOUTHEAST CORNER OF INTFR-
STATE 494 AND COUNTY ROAD 9 AS R-4 (HIGH DE14SITY MULTIPLE RFSI-
DENCE.) DISTRICT (87087).
M:)tlon carried on a Roll Call vote, five aye!.
MOTION was made by Courici lmember Sisk, seg onded by Councllmember
1ILur, to adopt RESOLUTION NO. 88-153 SFTTING CONDITION TO HE
MLT PRIOR TO PU13LICATION OF ORDINANCE 111113NING LAND AT THE
SOUTHEAST CORNER OF INTERSTATE 494 AND COUNTY ROAD 9 (:97087).
Motion carried on a Roll Call vote, five ayes,
MOTION was made by Councllmember Sisk, seconded by Councllmember
Zitur, Lo adopt RESOLUTION NO. 88-154 APPROVAL FOR PRfLIMINARV
PLAT FOR AL HAMEL, GAUGHAN LAND, INC. (87087).
Motion carried on a Roll Call vote, five ayes.
isMOTION was made by Councllmember Sisk, seconded by Councllmember
J_itur, Lo adopt RESOLUTION NO. 88-155 APPROVAL FOR AL HAMEL,
GAUGHAN LAND, INC. FOR SITE PLAN AND CONDITIONAL USE PERMIT
67087) .
Motion carried on a Roll fall vote, five ayes.
Hans Hagen, petitioner, stated the 1984 plrn which was approved
had sng e family attached and detached homes along Harbor Lane
avid the entire project, as resubmitted, has two fewer units.
He is also saving more trees than before; zhe trees between the
two existing homes and the townhomes will remain and Fernbrook
Lane 13 proposed to be 32 ft. He pointed cut the constraints on
the property Including the ponding area and the remnant parcel
to the east and northeast of the site. 1-t believes he has Im-
proved the 1984 plan by reducing density, Increasing trees, and
Increasing safety.
MOTION was made by Councllmember VasiltoU, seconded by Council -
member Zitur, to adopt RLSOLUTIAN NO. 88-156 APPROVAL OF LAND
USL X1DE PLAN AMENDMENT FOR HANS HAGF.N, HANS HAGEN HOMES
87124).
Mott0h carried on a Roll Call vote, five ayes.
MOTION was made by Cou:ic l imember Vas t l lou, seconded by (bunt l l -
imember Zit ur, to adopt RESOLUTION NO. 88-157 APPRi1VING PLANNED
UNIT UEVELOPMENT CONCLF' I PLAN FOR HANS HAGS N, HANS 14AGE N 11OW5
87124).
ORDINANCE NO. 88-04
WNDING Z 6AW, r%fiF
AL HAMEL GAUGHAN LAND
97087 )
Item 9-%J
RFSOL UT ION NO. 88-153
SF T T t NG CONDITION
AMENDING ZONING CODE
AL HAMEL GAUGHAN LAND
87087)
Item 9-C
RESOLUTION N0, 88-154
AL HAMEL GAUGHAN LAND
87087)
Item 9-C
RESOLUTION N0, 88-155
SITE PLAN & C.U.N.
AL HAMEL GAUGHAN LAND
87'087 )
Item 9-G
HANS HAGF N HOME S
LAND USE GUIDE PLAN
AMENDMENT (871L)4)
Item 9-11
RESOLUTION N0, 88-156
PR SE.
GUIDE PLAN AME N11MT NT
HNNS H iCF_ N HOMES
8714)
Item 9..H
RESOLUTION NO, 8n-157
APPROYTR P11r) Ci!NCFPT
NI.AN, HANS HACst N
HOMES ( 471."+)
Item 9-H
Regular Council Meeting
Mdreh 7, 1986
Pdgc 66
Counc i lmember Vasi l is u stdtef.' she doesn't
the Net Lhd! there Ls land guided In the
development because this deve lopev! doesn '.
btLle%es the petitioner hds demonstrated a
hds improved on do already approved use,.
Uirector Moore stdted the
only be one drivewdy fc
sham:. He believes there
of the ponds.
have a problem wit h
City for this type of
own that land. She
n dppropr idte use dsld
engineer's memo states that Were will
each two lots; they will have to
md) be future development to the north
Mdyor Schneider questioned the distance from several of the lots
to the open space.
Councilmembt:,r Vdsillou stated the consumQr decides when he buys
his house how fdr he wants to be from the- open spdre.
Sherm Goldberg, engineer for the petltloner, clarified that they
are requestlrtg 36, not 38, units,
MOTION wds made by Mdyor Schnelder, seconded by Councilmember
Ricker, to amend chat cond.t ion N5 be added as follow,.: "'hat
the wdlkwa) be built to City standards as a 6 ft. wide trdll."
Mot ion to amend (Wr led, f I.ve dyes.
Motion es once amended carried ort t Roll Ca : 1 vote, five ayes.
MOTION wds mdde by Mdyor Schneik•, r•, sVV01)Je d by Coune.l lmember
I.lt lr, directit g stdf f Lhat, In the !ietttre, all development cion.
LracLS and/or site plans with pr[vdttb teails shall be to the
City stdl ddrd except where a reduction can be proposed,
Mot Lori cdrried, five ayes,
Hat Ha an, Prime Development, it.dtpd thls request differs from
the prel minary pidt in that, through meeLings with staff anti
Rydn Const.ructlong they have added two outlots. Oudot C ccn-
forms to the street a L iq ment for Revere Lane. They have riot
mddP d sell1sfdct0Vy .tyre?meat with Ryan for the property. He
understands that. Ryan w'll construct Revere as per their p-e-
vlous agreement with the City. The road hds never been a re-
quirement of prime's development. Only bc•siness Items remail to
be discussed betweev prime and Ryan,
PdL RR an, Raan Construction, stdted he Is asktnq the Council to
deny Prime's request beeduse he has no alternative to the drvel-
opmeeit of the ae..jo1nL g property. The engllteer's memo rer. Tres
him to purchase the right-of-way and Prime Is holdlt q the Land.
A dealal or postponement would give hU time to make %* last
effort to get Prime to the b.irgalnlnq table The Copps of
Enc31t eer's mandate is that Revere riot truss K. sset t Creelo twice
MAIlIg Lilt' d l lgnmtartt move weal. Gut lot D is unh. I laahIv
Regu idr Council Meet !ng
Match 7, 1982
Pdge 67
property beCdUse Gf Its location relative to Ra:,sett Creek and
the soil c:onditiorts. he feels he has offered Prime far in
excess of the acquisition cost of the land or m vrket value.
Director Moore stated the original plat for the Prime property
didn't show Revere and the revised plat daes. T -he City's
fhornughfare CuIde Plan, based on the arigita', yeaidinq, required
10th Ave. and a street along the west property line and a :ser-
vice drive along Hlghw;,y 55. The City didn't consider density
because it was never an Issue,
David Davenport, attorney representing Prime Development, stated
They Cannot agree with Ryan on d price for the land. Revere hers
no use to the Prime site; they could develop without 3,. i'r it
Is co-istructed, they may use it and for that part they use, they
will pay. He pointed out other d.;pects of development which
would be affected by the loss of this ttnd. Prime has commit-
ments which d dela% would alter.
Councilmember 1t'asiliou stetted !.he takes exception to anythinq
that would chdractPrJze Rkan as anythinq less than a good devel-
oper in the community .
Maynr St,hnelder asked if Prime: would ae amenable tt, bindlnq
arb itrat io i.
Pat Hagan responded bV asking if the City would support him If'
he were asking them to ma;:e another property owner sell him the
property.
Manager Willis staten staff na.eS ,tot been party to discussion
between the pert Itis cls co t. -arms a° -,d he is disappointed that die
agreomtuit. has otot been reached. lh-- Council is not In a pos-
t ion of t rater e-ct lnc into ttegot iat ions on fair price.
Attorney Thentsot, st..tted th%: request Is for a final plat df fer
prellmindry Plat dpprovdl. Under law, the issue of M!al plat
approval is wh^.Lh-:r the plat Is con:;lsteitt with what was .3ppruv-
ed prev+ut sly. Revere lana w.ts in the preliminary plat and
Prime: has prov idc:d for the alignment by reser, vet iun In the f in.i 1
plat. The difference 14 that the reservatton sets aside the
rlyht-of-way whtrh %ILL have to be acquired and p•!1%1 for at some
future date etid the amount to be paid for the right-of-way hds
not been resolved. _ventualiy l.t tnay hdvL. to by .required
through condeatnat lots.
Counvilmember S: ak d:tked thn tiecezostty for Revere Ldne. Should
it handle traffic from requided land owrn:+ by Ryan
bettor Moore ursswered that the traffic.• studies lrc.itr.ste thot,
becuuse of the .idd It iond 1 t raf f ie: generated as d rF-su I t of the
reguldinq, Op InLerseetlori of Nighway 55 dnd R vere Limit, cant .,t
handle Of: Lrdff it.; 4nd ^'.,,st be directen north to 1001 4l r
Rcqu + dr Costn.: i L Wet lrtq
Marc' s ; , 19NE
ra qe 68
Attorney Thomson stated the dIIgnn,nt is vrly Jut lot C. tlne of
the cortdit icats of dpprOvd l :s t lath (kit lot D b(! enc umne. ed to
Out l of El sc what it w!l l not l. .t remn-int p.tt ee l . If this hetp-
pew., Prime could use (kt: lot U te: f l qure t!:,pi r det s i t y credit on
Out tot be
MU' ION was mtdea by Ndyor Schneider. secertde-1 by Counel lmemaer
Ricker, to acopt RLSOLUTIGN N0, a8-158 APPROVING FINAL PLAT FOR
1E1IMF. I)E.VLLUPMLNT CORPORA? LUPI FOR PRIME WF S i JAR;(
x712)).
N --t Toil Cdrrled Oil d Roil dli Vote, Chfee dyes. Counc,Imembers
Sisk dr d vas!Liou voted n4y.
to
MUT ION wets made by Mdyur Schneider, econded by Counc : imenher
Ric•er, to adopt RESOLUTION NO. Sb -159 SE I T ING CONDITIONS 10 hi
MET 04 1UR TO F 1L 1NG OF ANU REL ATE 0 TO F iNAL PL AT ' ON V01MI WE ST
BUS1Ni.SS PARK FUR PR1MF DEVELOPMENT CORPORATION (871? j).
Motion carried oil d Roil Cdll vote, three dyes. CouneII ren*ers
Sisk and dsltiou voted nay.
Mai ager Willis stated that Earl Hdt.ke, 11 ' 10 ?8th Ave., h.js dsk-
ed that his dopedl of the Board of Loninq declslorr he deferred
wiL l 1 March ' 1.
MOTIUN was mtde b, Counc;ilmember Sisk, seconded 1~y CouncL!member
Zitur, to adopt RL,OLUT:UN NO. 68-'60 AJTHORIZING REDUCTDON OF
SITE PLRFORMANCL GUARANTEE FOR TRAMMELL CF -OW COMPANY (87092) to
2h2992U.
Milt toll cdrrled oil a RO I l ted l I Vote., f ive: a% es.
MOTLUN was nwde by C'ouncllnsember Slsk, seconded by Cc- net!member
lltur, to adopt RESOI UTtON NO. 88-161 AUTHORIZING RFDI1^TION OF
511E PLIOONMANCE GUARANTLE FOR TRANMULL. CLOW COMPANY (87092) to
83,4006
Motion cdrrled OV d Roll Cdll vote, five a es.
MOTION eras made by CounciLmember Sisk, sec aided by Counclimember
t;tur, to adopt RESOLUTION N0, 68-16?. AME 'DING CONDITION TO BE
MET PRIOR TO FILING OF AND RELATED TO F NAL PLAT FOR MIDWEST
BRICK FOR MIDWEST BRiCK AND SUPPLY COMPANY (87064).
Motion cdrrled oil d Nutt Call vote, five d)es.
MOTION was nwde by Councllmember Sisk, sper,rtded by Counctlmember
L l tur, to adopt RLSOLUT 1JN N0. 88-163 APPRC V IIIG PRE L I' MARY LAY••
UUT, COUNTY RJAU 10/1-494 TO COUNTY ROAD 18, CITY PROJECT N0,
812.
Councl Imembei• Vdsi i lou asked If Chet a wo.ilr be addILIO'odl oT )or-
tunity for publle Input.
RESOLUi!0N NO. 814-158
F IF! L PLAT
PRIME OF VF l (1tM1 M ; CON"`
147!? 1)
1teT 9-1
RESOLUTION 140. °o -159
t71 f c3m)ITIGNS
F INA1. PLAI , PRcr1F
1`' - Vi LUPMVN T W i? ))
Item )-I
APPE At_ ROZn DECISION
FARL VNNKE (2-1-88)
Item 9-J
RESOLUTION NO, 88-160
VV..V •.LVV • • V.
Tf.4MMFI.L CROW COMPANY
87092)
Item 9-K-1"
RESOLUTION NO, 88-161
RM REMMIT
TR AMME_LL CROW COMPAN i
87092)
Item 9 -K -2k
RESOLUTION N0. 88-162
FINAL PLA( FOR
MIDWEST BRICK
47064)
Item 9-L+
RESOLUTION V0, 88- 16 3
PRELIMINARY A ._
C.R. 10/1-494
PROJECT 812
Item 9-M
CI
Regular Counci t Meeting
Kirch 7, 1968
Pdgc 6.)
Uirecrur Moure daswe-red tl
late 1990 or cdrly 1)91 1
plans for Clt;y appro+dl.
will be held drld residents
MOTION was made by
Lltur, to amend by
Is feasible to mdke
due road, that the
end of 57th, Ave. ds
at this is a preliminary desiq-. In
ie County will come back with final
At that point anot•ier public meeting
notified.
Mdyor Schneider, secondee by Councilmember
adding they following to condition #4: "If it
connection between 57th Ave. and the front -
County acquire the needed vacant lot at the
soon as possible."
Motlori to amend carried, five ayes.
MOTION wd s made by Mdytor Schneider, secondee. by
tItur, to amend condition #6 to read as follows:
proposed grade of C.R. 10 west of Kirkwood Lane
two :)r more feet from the original proposal to
aulse Impact."
Motion to amend carried, five ayes.
Counc 11 membe r
Lower the
approximately
minimize the
Motloi: ds twice amelided Carried dei a Roll Call vote, five ayes.
MOTION was made by Councilmember Sisk, seconded by Councilmember
Zltur, to adopt RESOLUTION NO. 819-164 ORDERING PREPARATION OF
PRELIMINARY REPORT, REVERE LANE, STREET ANC UTILITY IMPROVE-
MENTS, CITY PROJECT N0. 815.
Motion carried on a Roll Call votb, five ayes.
MOTION was made by Councllmember Sisk, seconded by Councilmember
tltlar, to adopt RESOLUTION N0, 88-165 ORDERING PREPARATION OF
REPORT ON WELL NO, 10, CITY PROJECT N0. bl4.
Mot 1011 Carried oil a Roll Call vote, f ave ayes.
MOTION was mads. by Councllmember Sisk, seconded Councilmember
Zltur, to adopt RESOLUTION 40. A8-166 ORDERING PU6LIC HEARING ON
THE PROPOSEU VACATION OF A PORTION OF THE 10 FOOT UTILITY AND
URAIMAGE. EASEMFiIT ACROSS THE SOUTHERLY 10 FEET OF P.I.N. N0.
26.118-22-42-0058 OR 11814 18TH AVEC-UE. NORTH for Monday, April
4, 1988 at 7:3(' p.m.
Motion carried on a Roll Call vote, five ayes.
NOTION wds made by Councilmember Sisk, seconded by Councilmember
LItur, to adapt RESOLUTION NO. 88-167 REIMBURSING DEVELOPER FOR
REQUIRED STREET CONSTRUCTION, SILVERTHORNE '41D ADDITION (87009),
Motion carried an a Rol! Call vote, five ayes.
RESOLUTION N0, 98-10
ORDERING NE
REVERE L44E.
PROJECT 815
Item 9-N11
RESOLUTION N0. 88-Irs
V9IWL-W1& 1%1 n-wn I
WELL N0. 10
PROJECT 814
Item 9-0*
RESOLUTION N0, 85-166
EASEMENT VACATION
11814 18TH AVL,
Item 9 -PR
RESOLUTION NO. 88-167
MADAME U -%TM
SILL RTHORNE 3RD AODN.
87009)
Item 9-Q*
Regular Course i t Meet inq
March 7, 1968
V"dge 70
MOTION was made by Councilmember Sisk, seconded by Councilmember
litur, to sdopt Ht-SOLU116N NO. b8-1611 RLOUCINC DEVELOPMEEN1 BOND,
LNLS tIONT11 ADDITION (86068) to $31,806.
Mot ioll carr led on a Roll Cali vote, f t % a ayes.
MOTION as made by Councilmember Sisk Seco -!ed by Counellmemoer
21tur, to aoopt RES(,LI1TION NO. 88-169 1EDUCING OEViLOPMENT BOND,
S1LVERTHORNE 3HD ADDLILON (87009) to .63,2810
Mut lois carr led on `i Roll Ca 1 l vote, F tie ayes.
MOT LUN was made by Councilmember Sisk . seconded by i'ounc i Imember
Litur, to adopt RLSOLUTIUN NO. 88-17v, APPROVING 19hh 1.iCARF.TTF
LICENSI. for AEA Services, Inc.
MotiUll cdrrled on a Roll Call vote, ' ve ayes.
MOTION wds made by Counc 1 imamber Si s! , seconded by Counel I ...L inner
Iitur, to adopt RESOLUTION N0. 88-171 APPROVING 1968 CiCARE TTL
LICENSE for P.D.Q. Food Store, 4090 'nnapolls Lane.
Motion carried on a Roll Call vr)te, t've ayes.
MOTION wds made by Councilmember Sisr, seconded by Councilmember
Lltur, to adopt RESOLUTION NO. 88-17' APPROVING GASOLINE SERVICE
is STATION LICENSE for P.D.Q. Food Store, 4090 Annapolis Lane.
Notion carried on a Roll Call vote, five ayes•
MOTION was made by Councilmember Sit., seconded by "Lounliimember
titur. , to adapt RESOLUTION NO. 88-1 3 RESCINDING R4.:,0L1,1 ION NO,
88-45 AND AUiHOR111NG THE EXECUTION OF A REVISED LIBOR AGREEMENT
BETWEEN THt CITY OF PLYMG;ITH AND P MOUTH PARK, SEWER, At., WATER,
STREET AND EQUIPMENT MAINTENANCE :PPLOYEES REPRESCNTEU BY THE
AMLNICAN 1 EDL.4A'ION OF STATE, COUP -Y, AND MUNICIPAL EMPLOYEES
COUNCIL 14 (AFSCME) VOR 1988-1990.
Notion carried oil a Roll Call vote. r l ve ayes.
NEPotTS OF OFFICERS, BOARDS AND C 10M1SSIONS
MOTION was made by Councllmember 'lsk, seconded by Councilmember
titur, to adopt the proposal roe :elebration of Cities Week, May
1-7.
Motion carried, fl -•e ayes.
11titt Meeting adjourned at 11:OE p.m.
i
ty Clerk
RESOLUTION NO. SS -164
BOND REDUCTION
KINGS NORTH ADDN.
86068)
Item 9-R-1*
RESOLUTION NO, 88-169
BOND REDUCTION
SILVFRTHORNF 3RD
ADDN. (87009)
Item 9-R-2*
RFSOLUTION NO. 88-170
CICARETTFidST
ARA SERVICES
Item 9-S-10
RESOLUTION N0, 88-171_
CICARKTTF LUENSF
P.D•Q.
Item 9-S-2*
RESOLUTION NO. 68-172
GASOCINE STATION
LICFNSF, P,D,Q,
Item 9-S-2*
RESOLUTION NO. 88-173
RESCINDING_ • •
88-45 b REVISING LABOR
AGREEMENT FOR 1?88-90
Item 9-T*
CITIES WEEK ACTIVITIES
Item 10-A*