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APRtL 49 1988
A regular meeting of the Plymouth City Council was called to
order by Mayor S-hneider at 7:30 p.m. in the City Council
Chamoers of the City Center at 3400 Plymouth Boulevard on
Apri 4, 1981i.
PRESENT: Nr-, it Schneider, Coy ncilmembers Vasiliou, Ricker,
tttur, and Sisk, City Manager Willis, Planning
Director Tremere, Public Works Director Moore, Park
Director Blank, City Attorney Thoh%son, and City Clerk
Sr,,adL
ABSENT: None
LEGISLATII' UPDATE
Manager Willis reported that the Senate tax bill is !n LE:CISLAtIVE UPDATF
committee and explained its Impact. Item 4
CONSENT AGENDA
NOTION was made by Councilmember Zitur, seconded by CONSENT AGENDA
Counclimember Sisk, to adopt the consent agenda as presented. Item
Notion carridd on a Roll Cail vote, five ayes.
H14UTES
MOTION was made by Councilmember Zitur, seconded by MINUTES - &NCIAL
Councllmember Sisk, to apprtve the minutes of the Maech 28 MEETING, MARCH 28
Special Council Meeting as submitted. 1988
Item 6'
Motion carried on a Rall Call vote, five ayes.
PUBLIC HEARING
Mayor Schneider opened the p0lic hearing at 7:49 p.m.
Pio one chose to speak and the hearing was closed it 7.4" a.
MOTION was made by Councilmember Sisk, ye% , -.1 by RESOLUTION NO.88-217
Councilmember Zitur, to adopt RESOLUTION N0. 88-217 AU HORIZING ASEWRT VXMT1
THE VACATION OF A PORTION OF THE 10 MT UTILITY AND DRAINAGE: ELMHURST GATEWAY 2ND
EASEMENT ACROSS THE SOUTHERLY 10 FEET 0` P.I.N. NO, Item 7-A
26-115-22-42-0058 OR ELMHURST GATE:WA1 2ND ADDITION.
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Notion ca••rted on a Roll Call vote, five ayes.
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PUBLIC INFORMATION MEETING
Moyer Schneider opened the ptibitc information meettnq -it 7:50
p.m.
Director Moore reported that .ro1 brty owners, at the March
public Information meetinC, asked that the frontage road be
connected to the exlsLlnq 57th Ave. cul -de -.-,ac. This is
possible as there rs a vacant lot available for Lite road. The
County has reviewed the propo3al and found It to be feasible.
Bill Bealles, 11610 57th Ave., stated he opposea the connection
because he bought h1s home because It was on a ctrl -de -s• -%r. lie
Is concerned about his property value, drainage, and maintenance
of abutting pruperty. He stated all the homeowners wr'tt of
Deerwuod Lane on 57th Ave. oppose the ronncct 1 on, and prt:-w.-nted
a written statement.
Gerry liaupa, 11805 Bass La e
originally, but now doesn't want
flow It will create on 57th Ave.
Road, requeste9 the extr%nslon
it because of increased traffir
Steve Cheney, 11915 dass Lake Road, suggested that, if the
connection s made, there be direc• access from the servLee roa•,
to C.R. 10 golnq east.
Paul Svenssort, 11745 Bass Lake Road, stated the Connection is
necessary for safety.
Mayor `'K!hneideL' closed the information hearing at 812 P.M.
yayor Sct:nalder asked ab-ut property values being affected ern
57th Ave.
Weectar Moore answered that the as.sessur would have to answer
that.. There will not to an entrance to C.R 1% from the
frontage road.
Mayor Schneider stated the drainage would not he any different
that it is now. The property between any service road aoi the
abutting property would be turned over to the property owner.
Director Moure stated all the con;ect'.nns that % be eliminated
from C.R. 10 would make It safer. It would ai3%- be. safec to
connect 57th Ave. to the service re.do
Councilmember Ricker pointed out that t'l e elimination of one
lot- should be added to the ove.toll costs of the project and,
unless there is a safety f a.:or, he doesn' ! f avor the
conne %tio:t.
PUBLIC INFORMATION
MFFTINC - C.R. IO
Item 6
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MOTION was made by Cuuncilmember Ricker, seconded by
Counc!1mEmber Vasiliou, to adopt RESOLUTION N0. 88 DENYING
PRELIMINARY LAYOUT, COUNTY ROAD 10/I-494 TO COUNTY kOAL to 33UT4.
FRONTAGE ROAD CONNECTION, CITY PROJECT N0, 812.
Councilmftiber Sisk stated he doesn't believe staff has 1%d4
enough time. to address all the safety concerns.
SUBSTITUTE MOTION was made by Councilmember Zitur, seconded by
Councilmember Sisk, to table the Layout approval until :,kn
engineering study of safety can be completed.
Motion carried, five ayes.
PETITIONS, REQUESTS AND COMMUNICATIONS
Kevin VonRiedel, McCombs, Frank, Ross, representing the
developer, stated this is a 40 acre parcel. The proposal is for
60 single family lots and 42 townhome lots.
Scott Bratten, 14560 40th Ave., stated the concern is with the
Increased traffic and safety of the children in Cedar Ridge.
Russ Thour, 14635 39th Av., stated concern with the water
problems which might be created. He asked aoout the flood plain
and whether the trail would be under water some of the time.
Sherry DeWolf, 3955 Glacier Lahe, stated concern with the
Increased traffic and children's safety.
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Mayor Schne'der explained that this is just a concept of abo it
where lots and houses would be. The next step would he a
prelln.inary plot layout and at that time the Planning Commission
will discuss drainage.
Councilmember Sisk asked why 39th Ave. has to go through.
Director Moore answered that, while it is not a collector
street; it is for overall traffic; circulation, and was
contemplated in the plan approvals for this area.
Councilmember Zitur asked about open space.
Mr. VonRiedel stated the open space is 11.5% of the entire
parcel. The areas around the ponos would not be graded out.
Gtrector Tremere pointed out that there Is extensive eovelorment
to the north of C.H. 9 and Fernbrook Lane. Traffic will
Increase In the future. If access to the west is not provided
from Cedar Ridge through this plat, Cedar Ridge will only have
two access points and they will both be to Fernbrook Lane.
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RPUD CONCEPT PLAN
PARKVIEW RIDGE (88018 )
Item "-A
RPUD CONCEPT PLAN
PARKVIEW RIDGE
88018)
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Ccunctlnember Vast' Lou asked if the park were considered part of
their open space and she doesn't consider that the open space
requirewo,nt has been met.
W rector Tremere answe:c.d 'Chat, given the. topography of the
development and concerns about transition, It warrants PUD
status. Tile specific design can be modified; the project was
evaluated by staff as if the public park were part of the open
space.
Councilieember Vasiliou added that the: fact that the children in
Cedar Midge now play in the streets is not an acceptable reason
to seel off 39th Avenue and it is not Aafe.
Councilmember Zitur agreed that kids shouldn't be plrying In the
streets, especially when the City has provides: parks.
Mayor %.hnelder stated ;.he recent speeJ study si+owed that all
the vehicles counted were within the spend limit.
Councilmember Sisk stated
of the entire City He
will be a detriment to
ground water ptoble,es for
because of eleva;,ion.
the Council has to consider the good
cannot se4e that connecting 39th Ave.
safety. He believes there might be
the nes homes in the northwest corner
Discussion continued on the topography and open space plac ned.
Mr. VonRI6de+l stated they are trying ::o maintain thin
topography and atLempting to keeo the grades consistent with the
sutrounding area.
MOTION was made b; Co•mcilsamber Sisk, seconded by Councilmember
Vasltiou, to defer action on the petition to refer it to the
Planning Commission for reconsideration based upon the Council's
dire;tlnn for redesign.
MUTION was maae by Councilmember Vasill.ou, seconded by
Councilmemboir Sisk, that 39th Ave. should go through this plat,
from the development on the west to the development on the east
ass oroposed.
Notion to amend carred, five ayes.
N311OH was made by Councilmember Vastitou, seconded by
Counr:lmember Zitur, that there be a concentration of effective
usable apep space, particularly in the detached housing area.
Councilmember Vasiliou stated active spen space Is needed In a
Manned unit development as Intense as thls; otherwise, it
should be platted as a uunventionii development.
0 Notion to ame.id carried, five iiyes.
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MOTION was mav's by Mayor Schneider, seconded by Councilmembet-
Vaslllou, that the overall plan design is to be erhanvod .o
preserve siatoral features such as hills, low areas, and t: ees on
property as they are now.
Notion to amend carried, five ayes.
Mayor Schneider remindl)d t:k%.m that. the lo. c.)verage is tc) be 20%
maximums : ra t) s are to be built per City stane ards-
MO1 YON was R eft by Ma. or Schneider, seconded by Counc, i lmember
Sisk, that, with regard to transition, attac ied hnn.:s would be
as per. this Flan (to the nest; an.1 single family dfna0ed home:
to the east.
Motion to amen] carrlei, five ayes.
MINION was wde by Counrllme%ier Sisk, seconded by Councitmember
kicker, that particular ,jt tntion shall be gkven to minimum
floor elevation:. so that home- wtll b.: planned .-t eleva:ion,
that will not h..ve a "guerant.ee:d" water problem.
Notion to ametri carried, five ayes.
Main motion as amended ca-:1ed, rove a) i.3.
MOTION was made by Payor Schneider, secondee: by CouncilnwAber
lour, that anyone oleo spokes at the Planaing Commission or
Council mtatings should be informed of the uatu Lhe Planning
ommistiton will reconsider revtged concept pl4n4.
Motion ^arried, five eyes.
NOiION was made by Councilmemher Mur. econds:d by
Councilmember Sisk, to adopt RE50LU110H N0, 88-210 GECLARINC
F"INPING OF NO NEED FOR AN ENVTRf.)WENTAL IMPACT 4TTEMENT 'EIS)
BAStO UPON THE REVIEW OF THEENVIRONMENTAL ASS SSMENT WORkSHEET
IEAW) DATED FEBRUARY 16, 190h :JR PRIME WEST BUSINEiS PARK.
PROPOSED BY PRIME DEVELOPMENT CO:,PORATION (97.123).
Motion carried on a Roll Call vote, five ayes.
Manager Will is stated the t...luebt !s recommended for approval by
the Planning Comm,ssion. The site plan mr:ts all the conditions
aid no variances Are requested.
Director Tremere staffed that I
concetneu generally about the
recommendation would not precli-Je
the metal.
he Planning
exterior
Commiusion
finish.
metal but t!.ey were not
was
Their
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RESOL UT ION NO. 88-718
AR1 !1 IOR
FOR EIS, PRIM;: *ST
BUSINESS PARK (87123)
Item 9-B*
TTI: PLAN, FIRE
NATION 3 (88012)
Item 9-C
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MOTION Nus made by Couriellnw mber Sisk, seconded by Coee-tellmember Rt SOI IIT ION NO. SSM d'
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Ricker, to adopt 0 SOLO T LION NO. HH ?19 APPROVING S l 1 F PLAN FUN
y x-i A. -+R'_ - Fra?1 - a _.
Sill VI AN, i INF
CITY OF PLYMOUTH IINF SIAIION III OWL?) dele ttnn Item W. STATION i, riry w
NI YMOU I ll OWL')
0101108 was made. by Mayor Schneider, seconded by Cnunrl'member It em 9 C
Ricker, to amend to add condition /l? as follows: The rj`.erlor
finish mathrlala 45rd for the construction of F lrr Stat',on l
shall be the same color as City Center, using the glass, brlek,
and metal as presented previously to they Council.
Motion to amend ear -rigid, five .lyes.
Notion carr led on a Roll C.11 l vote, five* ayes.
MOTION was made by C'iinr.11member Sisk, seconded by Counrllmemher
Vaslllou, directing :%toff to lnform consultants ret.11ned by the
City, that are mak LncT presentat loves to the Cosine I l dwid
commissions to be fully prepared for discussion.
Mntlon carried, five ayes.
MOT ION was made by Counc l Imrmber I i tur, see:onded by : I S0t ITT I0N N0. 88 4??()
Councl lRbmber Sisk, to adopt RESOLUTION NO. 88 ?20 APPROVING 1'IRK AR . 11 ! S
FINAL PLANS AND SNLCIF ICA I IONS FOR S1. MARY'S NI IGHHORHOOD PARK, 51, MARY'S PARK
I t om 9 D
Counctlmcgmber Sisk stated fie didn't know It would be. this
expensive.
Ulrector d1611:k stated the taryet figure was SIA0,000 but the
parking lot was added, A Council direction, at a cost of
100000.
Discussion followed on the arlglnal cost estimate and the Items
whWh are now being bid .15 alternates and what might be deleted
or added later.
LdrrX Decker, Iia 1••.-Aschman, stated that part c.f the trail
ToMd be deleted .nitiatly at a cost savings of $20,000 and this
includes the bridge at $10,000.
Discussion continued on the parVng, entrances to the park, and
whether some grading could be delated le ttlalty.
Counctlmember Vaslllou questioned the anmunt of the play
equipment being requested And whether there weren-c options.
Director plank stated there will be three basic coeeponents.
Lvery Item will be a line Item and quantities can bo changed.
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Apr 11 4, 19MN
I'aye l(H)
Countimemher kieker e1tated It se e me d that wetJ!.tut the play
struct.,ure, whey have a p4srie.
Motion carried an a Holt Vali vote, five 4tye.s.
MOTION was made by Cotin,°I Imembe.r lttur, S410011le d by NI tiOl Ill ION Ntl_. MN e 1
Council lme!mbetr Slak, to adopt HI S01 UI ION NO. 8.4?; 1 Al'NHOVINC 1'1 YMO It1Ii01-1 tit S4rCC`I H
NIIOJE.0 T NO. -iOV I Nl . YMCA 111 CHI I K SOCC1 H F 11 t U. 1 l It t), 1,101):11 C 1 1104)
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Matlon Carried un a Holl CdI t vote, fives ayrz.
MU I ION way mettle by lover Srhne I ,ie r, biet-ontled by Coutio l ®mranl;e r
Vasitiou, dirretlnq stuff, the City N.tnagetr, thiel Ulrectur gtar4k,
titin the purpo ie of the iie'w ioever f told Is tet alt.Iw renov.tt Iett1
and rest of e xtstlny f lettls, at the dlsrret,lon of staff.
Ulre etor Blank stated the tnte ni: tri to re44t one rle Id tit a time
to have ttow to grt It. bark Into good vondttton.
Motlusl e4irrle d, f lvt- 4tye s.
MOIION wits m.!de icy CouneI Imember Vatil l Iou, ronded by Hl SOI UI ION NO. tits XV6"
Coune,l lmrmbe:r Ricker, to adapt HI SOLU1 1011 NO. HK
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sl AI111NOVING ;:4HNkA-(:W MAUI 1 N4
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Cuutietimember Sisk polnte(l out that Heuter't rannot vonply with
the new ordln4tnrt requlrinq a yt:rd wa•-tr management program
10 because all their re.luYe yors to the plant.
Director Moore it•ited the City's urtllnaner rotates that evrry
ltCell3t9l hauler must have it separate yard waste progr4im 4111el they
must tdket the waste to a I'detllty whlvh will certify thetl tt e
matt•rt,tl is belny 11 r mily site dotstq this Tit the
110,1111rpin County site.
Atturney Ihomsost vttated that, wheat the ortlloattre *a6- drafted,
the. Reuter situation was Considered In the wording. Houter vast
still vollect refuse but nut yard w4tstr..
MU 11 UN was made- by (bunt: t l memtbe r Sisk, srooneled by Coune0 t l membe r
Hlt.ketr, to changer "their" to add "stn approved . 0 6 6 6" In the last
pdrayrdph of Lite r solutlun acid add, "I4tllctre tet vonply with
thls reegtelrenwitt will reader the llrrstsr ivill and valet."
Mutton to attte std carried, five ayes.
Motion as .tmended oderietl ott a Hull Call vote, five 41)"'s.
Uiscusslon followed ort the eurrent work level atul tho anutnt of S1 W)AHUS I UH lel HMl 1
lnfurmdtton given and t lme slsent with ruettome rs tit the reutnlrr. ISWANt4 A 1NiPtCI ION
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Councilmember .'asilLou stated that, particiflarly durinq the
construction season, arlority should be given to field
Inspections and permit issuance over Iostructlonal or
Informational activities.
Director Tremere stated that, as the City grows, there will he
more residents requesting help. Temporary personnel have been
and will be retained to assist eluring peak periods.
Mayor Schneider stated necessary help should he hired on a
temporary rather than full time basis.
MOTION was made by Councilm.mber Vasiltuu, seconded by
Cour;cIImemher Sisk, to accept and file the repvrr.
Motion carried, five ayes.
MOTION was made by Cc sicilmember Sisk, seconded by ! -ilkaember 111SOLI1TION 00. 18-e'23
litur, to adept RESOL111TOM Ivo. 88-223 REgur-sr FOR P.-:-11NT NO. 4 FINAL T—'"
AND FINAL, FIRE STATION N0, 1 AND 29 FIRE SNRINKIfIt SYSIEM in IRE: STATION 1 6 '
the amount of 53,703 to Midwest Fire Protection, Inc. Item 9-H
Motion carried on a Roll Call vote, five ayes.
NOTION %.is madf- by Councilmember 71 t r,r, seconded by
Councilmember Sisk, to adopt RESOLUTION N0, 89-224 RESPREADING
OF DEFT-w4ED ASSESSMENTS, LEVY N0. 10970.
Motion casted on a Roll Call vote, five ayes.
MOTION was made by Coirnellmember 71tur, seconded by
Councilmember Sisk, to adopt ki%OLUTION NO. 88-225 RESPREADING
SPECIAL ASSESSMENT, LEVY N0, 10059 AND 10970.
Motion carried on a Roll Call vote, five ayes.
MOTIUN was made by Councilmember litur, seconded by
Counclimember Sisk, to adopt RESOLUTION: NO. 88-226 ORDERING A
P68L IC HEARING ON THE LS TABL ISHMENT OF ECONOMIC DEVELOP'!; NT
GISTRICI 5 AND TAX INCREMENT FINANCING DISTRIt.T ;-1 PURSUANT TO
MINNESOTA STATUTES, CHAPTER 469 for April 18, 1988 at 7:30 p.m.
Motion carried on a Roll Call vote, five ayes.
MOTION was made by Councilmember litur, seconded by
Councilmember Sisk, to adopt RESOLUTION NO. 88-227 ORDERING A
PUBLIC HEARING ON THE ESTABLISHMENT OF ECONOMIC DEVELOPMENT
DISTRICT 6 AND TAX INCREMENT FINANCING DISTRICT 6-1 PURSUANT TO
MINNESOTA STATUTES, CHAPTLft 469 for April 18, 1988 at 7:30 p.m.
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Motion carried on a Roll Call vote, five ayes.
RFS(N U1 ION N0, 811-224
RrspRrADTNC DE MOW
ASSFSSMf N i S, ! F VY
10970
Item 9 I •
RESOLUTION N0, 88 -?25
ASSN"SSMENT, LFVY
1005: 8 10970
Item 9-•I"
RESOLUTION N0. 88-226
ESTABLISHING ECONOMIC
DEVELOPMENT 01STRICT S
AND TIF DISTRICT 5-1
Item 9-3*
RESOLUTION N0. 88-227
liIRGHFXi'IAC
ESTABLISHING I. CONOMIC
DEVELOPMENT OISTRICI 6
TIF DISTRICT 6-1
Item Y-3"
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MOTION was made by Counellmember Zltlir, seconded by
Councllmember Slsk, to adopt RESOLUTION N0, 88-228 CROURING A
PUBLIC HEARING ON THE ESTABLISHMENT 0L: 1AX INCHIMFNf FINANCING
DISTRICT 1-5 PURSUANT TO MINNLSOTA STATUIFS, CHAPIER 469 for
April 18, 1988 at 7:30 p.m.
Motion carried on a Roll Call vote, five ayes%
MOTION was made by CounctImember titur, seconded by
Councilmember Sl;.k, to adopt RESOLUTION NO. 88-229 ORDERING A
PUBLIC HEARING ON THE: FSIABLISHMENT OF TAX INCRFME'NT FINANCING
DISTRICT 3-2 PURSUANT 10 MINNESOTA SIATUTES, CHAPTER 469 for
April 18, 1969 at 7:30 p.m.
Motion carried on a Roll Call vote, five ayes.
MOTION was made :,y Councilmember Zitur, seconded by
Councilmember Sisk, to adopt RI:S0LU1'ION N0, 88-230 ORDERING A
PUBLIC HEARING ON THE ESTABLISHMENT OF TAX INCREMENT FINANCING
DISTRICT 4-3 PURSUANT TO MINNE.SGTA STATUTES, CHAPTER 469 for
April 18, 1988 at 7:30 p.m.
Motion carried on a Roll Call vote, five ayes.
MOTION was made by Councilmember Zitur, seconded by
Councilmember Sisk, to adopt RESOLUI ION NO. 88-2101 ORDF_RING A
PUBLIC HEARING ON THE LSTABLISHMENT TAX INCREMENT FINANCING
DISTRICT 3-3 PURSUANT TO MINNESOTA STATUTES, CHAPTER 469 for
April 18, 1988 at 7:30 p.m.
Motion carried on a Roll Call vote:, five ayes.
MOTION was made by :ouncilmember Vasiliou, seconded by Mayor
Schneider, directing staff to ;lend a letter to the soccer
association outllniny Plymouth's plan for butldtng and resting
fields so they c4in plan accordingly acid tellinq them that
Wayzata will be taklrsq two fields out of service.
Motion carried, five ayes.
NOTION was made by Councilmember Zltur, seconded by Council..
umber Vasillou, that the Communications Coordinator be
instrtrcten to i:se all forms of media to educate residents on the
dog ordinance arid they can use 9-1-1 to call In animal
complaints.
Notion carried, five ayes.
The meeting adjourned at 1014 5 p.m.
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RESOLUTION 10. 88 -2?H
RRDR NG Hi 1RiNG
FSIABLTSHING IIF
DISIHICI I. -
RESOLUTION NO, 88-C79
OR% R ING K- AR ING
ESfABI.ISH:NG II
DISTRICT 3.2
RLSOLUTION NO. Hh-?30
ORDER NG EAR NG
FSfAbLIS11INC 11F
U1SfRICT 4- i
RFSOIIIIION NO. 88-231
HDI'RING HEARING
1-SrABL ISHING TIF
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