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rarumnrndect' by the rtioditur Imeodlntely.
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l'- unrllmembrr Misr, to amend the matin motlort to Inrltido Ilidt.
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Regular Council Meeting
June 6, 1988
Page 142
MOTION was made by Councilmcmber Ricker, seconded by
Councilmember Zitur, to adopt RESOLUTION NO. 89-301 ACCEPTING
1HE 1987 FINANCIAL REPORT AND AUDIT.
Motion carried on a Roll Call vote, four ayes.
Deputy Mayor Sisk proclaimed June 14
urged all citizens to pause at 7:00
Ninth Annual PAUSE FOR THE PLEDGE
Allegiance to our Flag and Nation.
CONSENT AGENDA
as National Flag Day and
p.m. on this date for the
and recite the Pledge of
Councilmember Vasiliou requested that agenda items 9L and 9W be
removed as consent items. Councilmember Sisk requested the
addition of item 9P to the consent agenda.
MOTION was made by Councilmember Zitur, seconded by
Councilmember Ricker, to adopt the consent agenda as amended.
Notion carried on a Roll Call vote, four ayes.
MINUTES
MOTION was made by Councilmember Litur, seconded '.y Council -
member Ricker, to app-:ove the minutes of the May 23 Special
Council Meeting and the May 24 Board of Review Meeting as
submitted.
Motion carried on a Roll Call vote, fotir ayes.
PUBLIC HEARINGS
After a duty called and held public hearing with no one
appearing, MOTION war ,made by Councilmember Vasiliou, seconded
by Councilmember oto r, to adopt RESOLUTION NO. 88-302,
AUTHORIZING THE VACi%T10N OF DRAINAGE AND PONDING EASEMENIS IN
OUILUTS J AND K - STLEf '.ECHASE 3RD ADDITION.
Motion carried on a Roll Call vote, four ayes.
After a duly callel and held public hearing with no one
appearing, MOTION was made by Councilmember litur, seconded by
Councilmember Ricker, to adopt RESOLUTION NO. 88-303,
AUTHON11ING THE VACATION OF DRAINAGE EASEMENTS I.OR PONDING
PURPOSES IN 1,11 ?. BLOCK 1 GROVES OFFICE PARK.
Motion carried On a Roll Call vote, four ayes.
0
RESOLUTION W. 88-301
198 FINANCIAL R PORT
AND AUDIT
Item 4-8
PROCLAMATION
NATIONAL FLAG DAY
Item 5
CONSENT AGENDA
Item 6
MINUTFS
Item -07
RESOLUTION N0, 88-30?
VACATION OF nsrmrMl
STL-EPLECHASE 3RD ADD,
Item 8-A
RESOLUTION N0. 6-s ;;J.'
VAFAYION OF v X 14T' -
GROVES OFFIC, fARK
ADDITION
Item H --H
J
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Regular Council Meeting
Ourte 6, 1988
Paqe 143
PE T ITIOFIS, RL()ULSTS AND COMMUNICATIONS
Deputy Mayor Sisk introduced
Marcus Development Corp., for
the int:rseetion of Highway
abO22)_
the requests
a neighborhood
55 and 'gest
of Mark
shopping
Medicinc
0. Senn,
center at
Lake Road
David D;:venport, 740 East Lake Street, appeared before the
Council stating that the Planning Commission unanimously
recommended app: oval of all requests except one %larianoe. Mr.
Davenport: stated that : has no disagreement with the Planning
Commission recommendation. In response to questions by
Counctlammber 71tur, Mr. Davenport clarified the Lars:,t property
status. He stated that the Larson parcel is under contract and
control of the development partnership, and that the preliminary
plat, Including the Larson parcel, •vill proceed in terms of
design as the Council intended. fhe Larson site will be
converted to another use by Plymouth Point Partnership.
MOTION teas made by Councilmember Vasiliou, seconded by
Councilmember titur, to adopt RESOLUTION NO. 88.304 APPROVING
LAND USE GUIDE PLAN AMENDMENT FOR MARCUS DEVELOPMENT CORPORATION
88022).
Motion carried on a Roll Call vote, four ayes.
MOTION was made
Councilmember Zitur,
PRELIMINARY PLAT FOR
POINT (88022).
by Councilmember Vasiliou, seconded by
to adopt RESOLUTION NO. 88-305 APPROVING
MARCUS DEVELOPMENT CORPORATION FOR PLYMOU'1H
Motion carried on a Roll Call vote, four ayes.
MU!ION was made by Coeinci!member Vasiliou, seconded by
Councilmember Zl tur, to adopt RLS('1UTION NO. 88- )'' APPROVING
SIZE PLAN AND VARIANCE FOR MARCUS DEVELOPMENI CORPOLATION FOR
PLYMOUTH POINT (88022).
Motion carried on a Rell Call vote, fnur ayes.
MOTION was made by Councilmernber Vasiliou, seconded by
Councilmember Zitur, to adopt ORU?NANCE NO. 88-23 AMENDING THF
ZONING 1)ROINANCE TO CLASSIFY CERTAIN LANDS LOCATED AT THE
NOR1HLAST CORNER OF WEST MEDICINE LAKE DRIVE AND STATE HIGHWAY
55 AS 8-2 (SHOPPING CENTER BUSINESS) DISTRICT.
Motion carried or, a P-311 Call vote, four ayes.
PLYMOUTH POINT
8802 2 )
Item 9-A
RESOLUTION N0, 88 304
GUIDE PLAN AMENDME.N1,
PLYMOUTH POINT
88022)
Item ^-A
OtSOLUTION N0, 88-305
PRELIMINARY PLNT
PLYMOUTH POINT (88022)
Item 9-A
RESOLUTION N0, 88-306
SITE PLAN AND VAR ANCF
PLYMOUTH POINT (88022)
Item 9-A
ORDINANCE NU, 88-23
REZONING, P[yRoUTH'
POINT, (88022)
Item 9-A
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June 6, 1968
Nage 144
City Manager Wil) is stated that base=d on previous Ciunctl direc-
tion, staff hes prepared a resolution for consideraLior. denying
the site plan and conditional use permit for Pat toff, Goff
Homes (88019). He rooted that the Fc:Itloner presented council -
members with a revised plan. He recommended that if the Council
wished to consider the revised plan, +.t. N.• referred back to the
Planning Commission. The revised pla, a':peare(; to dedicate the
majority of the east end of the property as park and to relocate
structures further onto the site from the west lug lines:
however, there was no difference in the number of prcposed
dwelling units. Counclimembur Ricker stated th?t he failed to
bee a problem with this or the ortyinal proposal. Upon Council -
member Zitur's request, Direct^r Tremere. 0xplained the
previously noted concern of Mayor Schne+der that if the north-
east cnd of the property were undeveloped and privately held,
there could be a problem with future development of surrounding
property In that the need for trunk sanitary sewer in the area
to the east would be significantly diminished by the proposed
layout which transferred the potentia' dwelling units for the
east area to the west area. This could place an undue burden on
the other property owners in the a ar t area. Director Tremere
stated that this concern Is resoled by the recently submitted
pian which designates the east end as parkland with no need for
sewer service. Mr. Treao;ve explained that the proposed resolu-
tion denying Mr. Gof f's requests was based on the fouatci 1 review
of the plan as ori;jinaliy submitted.
M07ION was made by Councilmember Zitut, seconde=d by Council -
member VdsilioU, to defer action anu remand the most recent plan
to the Planning Commission for cc,isideratlon Lhrcugh the hearing
process to include notice to anyone that apped.red for the
previous hearinge
Notion carried on a Roll Call vote, four ayes.
The; Council considered the requests of Ryan Construction - RNWNL
Ltd., for "Waterford" at County Road lb and State Highway 55
87027). Councilman litur questioned the status of the DeVac
property.
Alan W. Schackman, appeared on behalf of Ryan Con.,tructior.
Mr. Schac aman stated that the UeVac operation may continue in
the present mode until October 1989. Contractual arranger, nts
then provide that the use is to terminate and the present
structure be demolished. Mr. Schackman clarified for Ueputy
Mayor Sisk that the structure will be demolished by October 17,
1989. City Attorney Thomson stated that since the City is not a
party to the agreement providing for the demolition date,
theoretically the date could be changed between the partle.s. He
recommended adding a condition in the resolution 3pprovinp they
PUD. Councilmember Vasiliou stated her objection to adding such
PAT GOFF ,
Item 9-B
6801!i)
RYAN CONSTRUCTION,
WATERFORD, ( 87027 )
Item "--C
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June 6, 1988
Page 145
a condition to the resolution is this is an agreement between
the parties which does not arfect the City's business with
Ryan.
Director Tremere explained the Tommisr-ion's concern that the
petitioner's proposal has created the nonconforminq use status
for the DeVac operation, and the petitioner should be
accountable for that.
MOTION was made by Counclimember Vasiltou, seconded by
Cuuncilmember Zitur, to adopt ORDINiNCE NO. 58-24 AMENDING THE
ZONING ORDINANCE 10 CLASSIFY CERTA,bN LAIJ)S IN THE NORTHEAST
QUADRANT OF HIGHWAY 55 AND REVERE LAVE (EXTENDED) AS B-1 (OFFICE
LIMITED BUSINESS) AND B-3 (SERVICE BUSTNESS) DISTRICT.
Mation carried on a Roll Call vote, four ayes.
HOIION was made by Counci'member Vasi:iou, secondea by
Councilmember Zitur, to adopt RESOLUTION N0, 88-307 SETTING
COMDITION TO BE. MET PRIOR TO PUBLICATION OF ORDINANCE REZONING
LAND LOCAILD IN THE NORTHEAST QUADRANT OF HIGHWAY 55 AND RE.V!:RE
LAND (EXTENDED) (87027).
Motion carried on a Roll Call vote, four ayes.
MOTION was made by Coucollmember Vasiltou, seconded by
Cr ilmember Zitur, to alnpt RESOLUTION NO. 88-308 APPROVING
PI 40 UNIT DEVELOPMENT PhLLIMINARY PLAN/PLAT AND CONDITIONAL
UbL PkRNIT FOR RYAN CONSTRUCTION COMPANY OF MINNESOTA FOR
WATL•RFORD PARK PLAZA (MPUD 86-1) (87027).
MOTION was made by
Sisk, to amend the
In Resolution No.
hall be no later
Councilmember Zitur, seconded by Deputy Mayor
motion to innlude the ddlition of a condition
88-308 that "demolition of the De.Vac but.ldiny
than October 17, 199901.
Mr. Schackman stated that Ryan Construction has no objection to
the audition of this condition.
Motion to •mend carried, four ayes.
Motion as once amended carried on a 8311 Call voce, four ayes.
MOTION wds made by Councllmember. Vasi'iou, seconded by
Councilmember l.itur, to adopt RESOLUTION d0. 88-309 APPROVING
CONDITIONAL USL PERMIT FOR RYAN CONSTRUCTION COMPANY OF
MINNESOTA (MPUD 86-1) (87027).
Motion carried on a Roll Call vote, four ayes.
ORDINANCE 40. 88-2.4
R " G, "W F RD"
87027)
Item 9-C
RES01 UTION N0, 88-307
SETTING
PRIOR TO PUBLICATION,
WATERFORD", (87027)
Item 9-C
RESOLUTION N0. 88-308
PACE, PLATIPEAP,
WATERFORD", (87027)
Item 9-C
RE SOL OT ION N0. 88-309
87027)
Item 9-C
Regular Council Meeting
June 6, 1988
Page 146
Thor Panchenko, petitioner, appeared before the Council briefly
describing the Super 8 Motel chain, the. development group, and
the proposed structure and landscaping. He stated that based on
Planning Commission request, the number of units has been
decreased, the trash and oversized vehicle areas have been
relocated, and traffic flow redesigned. Mr. Panchenko descr•:bed
the three variances reque!ted and noted that the location of Al
variances is on the I-4.94 side of the property, awa- from
surrounding neighborhoods. Questioned on what he would do
should the Council deny nis variance requests, Mr. Panchenko
indicated the development group would redesign the project for
the site. Councllmemcber litur expressed his concern of whether
this development is appropriate in a gateway area to the City.
Councilmember Vasillou yuestioneo the importance placed on
dictating aesthetics to preserve tke gateways to the City end
suygested that the Council view ali "gateways" to the City for
comparison. Deputy Mayor Sisk stated his concern over the
seemingly crowded site, especially since setback variances were
needed.
MOTION was mad^ by Councilmember Ricker, seconded by
Councilmember Vasillou, to adopt all the resolutions approving
the development as contained in the staff memoran&4n.
Councilmember Zitur stated his concern with the variances an,.i
the structcire design, and moved a SUBSTITUTE MOTION that the
project he remanded to the Planning Commission for consideration
of redesigned plans which require no variances; it was seconded
by Deputy Mayor Sisk. Couricilmemsber Ricker stated that the
Planning Commission found there was merit for the variances
based on the shape of the lot, and he did not object to the
variance requests, particularly since th-,y are not to the front
of the building. The uniqueness of the parcel shape is
apparent.
Vote on the substitute motion failed: Zitur and Sisk ayes;
Ricker and Va31llou nays.
Vote on the original motion fal!eds Ricker and Vasillou ayes;
Zitur and Sisk nays.
MOTION was made by Deputy Mayo
Zltur, to defer this item to
council will be in attendance.
Mayor
Motion carried, four ayes.
Sisk, seconded by Councilmember
the :rune 20 meeting when a full
Councilmember Vasillou suggested that, prior to the meeting of
June 20, the Council be made aware by 0%. City ittorney rihat
guidelines should be followed when dictating "esthetic .design.
U
I HOR PANCHF NKO FOR
SUPF R 8 MOTUL, (86017 )
Item 9-D
7
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June 6, 1988
Page 147
Harold Voth Metropolitan Was*e
before uhe Council relative to t
station at the nc7thwest corner i
88033). Fk requested that the
permits shall be issued until
recorded with Hennepin County"
proposed resolutions.
Control Coi=15slon, appeared
e constructIGn of a sewer lift
P County Road 18 and Hig'iway SS
fourth conditlon "no buildinq
the Final flat is filed and
be deleted Prom each of the
Director Tremere recommended that the City have an official
assurance from the Metropolitan Waste Control Commission If this
condition is waived, to ensure filing of the plat. Mr. Voth
Indicated that the "quick take" procedure would be effective
July 1 if negotiations are not successful with the owner. After
further discussion, Attorney Thomson suggested the condition be
amended to read: "no building permits shall be issued until the
effective date of the "quick take" order or until title has heon
acquired, whichever is first, and a written commitment I.
received from the Metropolitan Waste Control Commission that It
will process and record the final plat"
MOTION was made by Councilmember Zitur, seconded by Deputy Mayor
Sisk, to adopt RESOLUTION NO. 88-310 APPROVING PRFLIMINAIZY PLAT
FOR THE METROPOLITAN WASTE CONTROL COMMISSION FOR A PLYMOUTH
LIFT STATION.
MOTION war maa. by Councilmember litur, seconded by
Councilmembet-'icker, to amend the motion by revising Londit:ion
No. 4 as recommended by the City At:.orney.
Motion carried, four ayes.
Amended Motion carried on a Roll Call vote, fodr ayes.
MOTION was made by Councilmember litur, seconded by Deputy Mayor
Sisk, to adopt RESOLUTION NO. 88-311 APPROVING SITE PLAN,
VAKIANCLS AM CONDITIONAL USE PERMIT TO ALTFR THE FLOODWAY
OVERLAY DISTRICT FOR THE METROPOLITAN WASTE CONTROL COMMISSION
FOR A PLYMOUTH LIF) STATION (8803).
MOTION was owde by Councilmember litur, seconded by
Cnuncllmember Rickee, to amend the motion by revising Condition
No. 4 as recommended by 'he City Attorney.
Motion carried, four ayes.
Amended motion carried on a Roll Cali vote, four ayes.
Deputy Mayor Sisk caller: a five minute recess.
isThe Meeting was reconvened at 9:50 p.m.
METROPOLITAN WASTE
CONTROL COMMISSION,
88033)
Item 94
RESOLUTION NU. 88-310
METROPOLITAN W
CONTROL COMMISSION,
PREL. PLAT, (88033)
Ttem 9-F
RESOLUTION N0. 88-311
METROPOLITAN W
CONTROL COMMISSION,
SITE PLAN, VARIANCES,
CUP, ( 8803 3 )
Item 9-E
1
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L.
Regular Cot,ncil Meeting
June A, 1968
Page 146
Carol Slavick and Mark Clemens, ,Arkell Development, appc;ared
with a reque•;t for tax ineremen! financing and housing re-4,nue
bonds "or proposed senlo
Reg•.lar Council Maet±ng
June 6, :k988
Page 149
dilemna of trying to accomodate the use, recugn)Ting that thy.
applicant was making an honest attempt to abide by City
requirements.
NOTION was made by Councilmember Ricker, seconded by
Councilmember Vasiliosa, to adopt RESOLUTION NO. 88-312 APPROVING
A CONDITIONAL, USE PERMI? FOR LISA I-04REINER FOR A HOME
OCCUPATTON AT 12830 56TH AVENUE NORTH (8603?).
Notion curried on a Roll Call vote, four ayes.
An administrative MOTION was made by Cou.usilmember 71tur,
seconded by Deputy Mayor Sisk, to ,.nclude the conditlonal use
permit/home occupation ordinance requirements in Plymouth in
Parade as a mans of educating the public.
Motion failed Zitur aye, Ricker, Vasiliou, Sisk nays.
Director Tremere stated that staff is currently reviewing home
occupation language baso" on a past Council directive.
MOTION was made by Deputy Mayor Sisk, seconued by 0uncilmember
Zitur, to direct staff to continue researching the Uome
occupation ordinance with a report back to the Council by the
end if July.
Notion carried, four ayes.
MOTION was made by Coune.i lmembei. ZI ttir, - econdwel by
Councllmember Ricker, to adnpt RESOLUTION NO. 88-113 .APPROVING A
CONDITIONAL USE PERMIT FOR LITTLE CAESAR;: PIZZA OF h1NNt=NOTA,
INC% TU OPERATE A CLASS 11 RESfAURg1T AT THE OAKWOGD SHOPPING
CENTER, 1400 HIGHWAY 101 (E.8047).
Motion carried on a Roll Ci,li vote, your ayes.
MOTION was made by Councilmember :iter, neconded oy
Cr,uncilmember Ricker, to adopt RESOLUTION INO. 88-314 APPROVING
FINAL PLAT 1Nn DEVELOPMENT CONTRACT FOR LUNDGREN BPOTHERS
CONcTRUCTION t OMPAnY FOR FOX RUN 4TH ADDITION (WUJ 63-1)
88040).
Motion carried on a Roll Call rote, four ayes.
MOT ION was hide by Councilmember Zitur, srrcrmded by
Codncllwmber Keker, to adopt RFSOL.U1ION NO. 88-315 SETTING
CONDITIONS TO B,-.- PRIOR TO FILING OF AhD RELATED TO FINAL
PLAT FOR FUX RUN 4TH ADDITION FOR LUNDGREN BROTFLERS CONSTRUCTION
COMPANY (WUD 83-1) (86040).
0 Motion carried on a Roll Cali vote, four dyes.
RESOLUTION 130, 88-317
MMIT WRENS . CUP`
6803:1
Item 9-u
RE,"'WITION NO , 88-313
CI MIEEW., L' iT .
CAtSAOS F1.71A, CUP,
88047)
It"In *9-H
RE40LJTION N0. 68-3i4
LINO W, ToX
RUN 4T%i AD+)W. ,
DEVELOPMENT CONTRACT
d 8040 )
Item *9-I
ESOB MON N0. 88-315
EUNDIMEN 997M
RUN 4TH ADINI t , SC1 i INC
CONDITIONS 1*0 BE' NIS f
PRIOR TO FILING FINAL
PLAT, (88040)
Item *9-1
Regular Council Meeting
lune 6, 1988
Page 150
MOTION was made Counellnember Zitur, seconded h RESOLUTION N0, 88-116Y Y
Counclimember Rickey, to adopt RCSOLUTION N0. 88-316 ADOPTING ADOPTING ASSESSMENTS,
ASSESSMENTS, PRCjECT 40. 822, W/.TEPMAIN AREA. - FOX RUN 4TH PROJECT NO, 8229 FOX
WW T ION. RUN 4TH ADDN.
Item *9-T
Motion carried on a Roll Call vote, tour ayes.
NOTION was made by CoutclImember Zitrr, seconded by RESOLUb1ION NO. 86-317
Councilmember Ricker, to adopt RESOLUTION NO. 8A 317 APPROVING LUMCREN RPOTHERS,
FINAL PLAT AND DEVELOPMENT CONTRACT FOR UNDCREN BROTHERS FINAL PLAT AND
CONSTRUCTION COMPANY FOR STLEPLE:CHASE STIP ADDITION (MPUD f3 1) DEVELOPME:E.T CONTRACT,
88041). STEEPLECHASE' STH QDN.
Item *9-J
Motion carried on a Roll Call vote, tour aye,.
NOTION was made by Counciimember Zitur, seconded by RESOLUTION N0, 88-318
Councilmember Ricker, to adopt RESOLUTION NO. 88-318 SETTING MR"EN BROTHMS.MR"
CONDITIONS TO BE MET PRIOR TO FILING OF A:ID E CL.ATFD lO FINAL SET TING CONDITIONS TO
PLAT FOR STELPLECHASE 5TH ADDITION FOR LWPGREN BROTHE=RS BE MEET PRIOR TO FILING
CONSTRUCTION COMPANY (MPUD 83-1; MAW* * FINAL PLAT,
STEEPLECHASE STH ADDN.
Notion carrlyd on a Roll Call vete, Pour ayes. Item *9-3
NOTION was made by Councilmember Z:tur, seconded by RESOLUTION N0. 8r+-31)
Cotencilmember Flcker, to adopt RESGLUTION NO. 88-319 ADOPTING ADOPTING ARTSWT1r,
ASSESSKCNTS, PROJECT N0. 621, WATERNAIN AREA - STELPLECHASE SIH PROJECT N0. 821,
ADDITION. STEEPLECHASE STH ADDN.
Item *9-3
Motion carried on a Roll Cail vote, ;'our ayes.
MOTION was made by Ceincllmember Zitur, seconded by RESOLUTION N0. 88-320
Counellmember Ricker, to adopt RESOLUTION NO. 88-320 DECLARINGMPTI ,
ADEQUACY OF PETITION AND OWERING PREPARATION OF REPORT, S TR:'E: T ORDL RING REPOR T ,
LIGHTING - STE:EPLECHASF 4th ADDIT104o STREET LIGHTING,
STEEPLECHASE 4TH ADDN .
Motion carried on a Roll Call vot.e, four ayes. Item *K-•1
MOTION was made !:y Councilmember Zitur, se^onded by RFSOLUTION NO. 88-321
Councilmember Ricker, to adopt RE:SOWTION N% 98-321 RECEIVING
REPORT AND ORDERING PRO'1EC1 - STREET LIGHTING, STEEPLECHASE, 4th ORDERING PRO:EC19
STEL•'PLFCHASE: 41H ADDN.
Mc -tion carried on a Roll Call vote, tour aye;. Item 'r9 -K1
MOUGH was made by Cour.ailmember Zitur, seconded by RESOLUTION N0. 80-322
Counciimember Ricker, to adopt RESOLUTION N0. 88-322 DECLARING AMPTINC PErITIOR, -
ADEQUACY OF PETITION AND ORDERINC PREPARATION OF REPORT, STREET ORDERING REPORT,
LIG11.YING - THE: MEADOWS OF' BASS LAKE:,, STRCET LIGHTING,
MEADOWS Ot' BASS LAKE
Notion carried osi a Roll Call vote, Pour ayes. Item *9-K2
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Regular Council Meeting
Dune 6, 1988
Paye 151
MOTION was made by Councilmember litur, seconded by
Councilmember Ricker, to adopt RESOLUTION NO. 88-323 RECELVING
RUPORT AND ORDERING PROSECT - STREET LIGHTING, THE FILADOWS OF
BASS LAKE.
Motion carried on a Roll Call vote, four ayes.
Counetlmember Vasiliou questioned ttie reason for Change Order
No. 5, f ernbrook Lane, and the prelilwis Change Orders on th t.s
project. She stated concern with why there types of changes
occur after execution of the original contract. EnginAer Olsot.,
Bonestron, Rosene, Anderlik 8 Associates, reported that in this
particular project, the City made a conscious decision to add to
the project ,after it was started.
40TION wes made by Councilmember Zitur, seconded by
Councilmember Ricker, to adopt RESOLUTION N0, 88-324 APPROVING
CHANGE ORDL:R N0. 5, FERNBROOK LANE IMPROVEMENTS, CITY PROJECT
N0. 544.
Motion carrlad or. a Roll Call vote, four ayes.
MOTION was made by Councilmember Zitur, seconded by
Councilmember Ricker, to adopt RESOLUTION NO. 88-325 APPROVING
CHANGE ORDER N0, 29 FERNBROOK WOODS IMPROVEMENTS, CITY PROJECT
N0. 720.
Mo0on carried on a koll Call vote, four ayes.
MOTION wa!, made by Councilmember Zitur, seconded by
Councilmember Vasiliou, to adopt RESOLUTION NO. 88-326 REQUEST
FOR PAYMENT N0. 10 AND FINAL FERNBROOK LANE IMPROVEMENTS,
PR03ECT N0. 544.
Motion carried on a Roll Call vote, four ayes.
MOTION was made by
Councilmember nicker, to
PLANS AND SPECIFICATIONS
1988 SEAL COAT PROGRAM.
Councilmember titur, seconded by
adopt RESOLUTION NO. 88-327 APPROVING
AND ORDERING ADVERTISEMENT FOR BIDS,
Motion carried on a Roll Call vote, four ayes.
MOTION was made by
Councilmember Ricker, to
PLANS AND SPECIFICATIONS
1988 CURB REPAIR PROGRAM.
Counclimember 11tur, seconded by
adopt RESOLUTION NO. 88-328 APPROVING
AND ORDERING ADVERTISEMENT FOR BIDS,
Motion carried oti a Roll Call vote, four ayes.
RESOLUTION_ N0, 88-323
RM:C. INS -cP f 7ND
ORDERING PROJECT,
STREET LIGHTING,
MEADOWS OF SASS LAKF
Item *9-K2
RESOLUTION N0, 88-324
N0, 5, PROJECT 5449
FERNBROOK LANE
Item 9-L
RESOLUTION N0. 88-325
XPPROVING CHANGE MIR
N0. 2, PROJECT 720,
FERNBROOK WOODS,
Item *9-M
RESOLUTION N0. 88-326
D
FINAL, PROJECT 544,
FERNBROOK LANE,
Item N
RESOLUTION N0. 88-327
APPROVING PLANS,
ADVERTISING FOR BIDS,
1988 SFAL COAT PROGRAM
Item *9-0-1
RESOLUTION N0. 88-328
ADVERTISING FOR BIDS,
1988 CU3B REPAIR
PROJECT
Item *9--0-2
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June 6, 198b
Page 152
MOTION :gas made by Counellmembcr Zitur, seconded by
Councllmember Ricker, to adept RESOLUTION NO. 88.329 REDUCING
DEVELOPMENT BOND, QUAIL RIDGE OF PLYMOUTH 3RD ACDITION (87)33).
Motion carried on a Roll Call vote, four ayes.
MOTION was made by Councilmember Vaciliou, seconded by
Councilmember Zitur, to adopt RESOLUTION NO. 330 ACCEPTING BID,
22ND AVENUE STREET 6 UTILITIES, PROJECT NO, 8139 WOOD CREEK
STORM SEWER, PROJECT NO, 660.
Notion carried on a Roll Call vote, four ayes.
MOTION was made by Councilmember Zitur, seconded by
Councilmember Ricker, to adopt ORDINANCE. NO. 88--25 AMENDING
PORTIONS OF ORDINANCE NUMBER 80-9, ADOPTED JUNF tri, 1980 AS
AMENDED, AND KNOt-.'4 AS THE PLYMOUTH ZONING ORDINANCE, RELATIVE TO
PARKING MINIMIIK STANDARDS.
Motion carries; on a Roll Call vote, four ayes.
MOTION was made by Councilmembe: Ziturs seconded by
Councilmember. Ricker, to adopt ORDINANCE N0. 88-26 RELATING TO
PUBLIC SAFETY AND AMENDING PLYMOUTH CITY CODE, SUBSECTIONS
915.019 95.110 915.159 915.179 915.189 915.230 AND ADDING
SUBSECTIGH 915.24 relating to animal control.
Motion cerrled on a Roll Call vete, four ayes.
MOTIO's was made by Councilmember Zitur, seconded by
Cor.acilmember Ricker, to adapt RESOLUTION 40. 88.331 APPROVING
I -AWFUL GAMBLING EXEMPTION UNION CITY MISSION/HCME FRE.I. SHELTEP.
Motion carried on a Roll Call vote, fcjr ayes.
MOTION Nas
Councilmember
AMUSEMENT AND
Motion carried
made by Councllmember titur, seconded by
Ricker, to adopt RESOLUTION N0. 80-332 APPROVING
THEATRE LICENSE FOR MAPLE GROVE MALL PARTNERSHIP.
on a Roll Ci11 vote, four ayes.
MOTION was mado by Councilmember
Councilmember Ricker, •.o adopt RESOLUTION
PE:s1TIONER'S APPROVED APPRAISAL OF VALUE
subject to eminent domain for drainage,
purposes for Cottonwood Plaza.
Zitur, seconded by
N0. 88-333 CE:.RTIFYING
for property which is
ponding and utility
Motion carried on a Roll Call vote, fotir ayes.
The Council discussed the
objectives. Councilmember
language "levy to the limit
commit to levying to the
proposed 1989 City Council budget
Vasiliou noted an error in the
In 198911, stating that she did not
limits She objected to the item
RESOLUTION N0, 86-329
B0REDUCTIO N, QUAIL.
RIDGE iRD ADDN.
47133)
Item *9-P
RESOLUTION N0, 330
ACCFPTINC B D, 22ND
AVE . , PROJECT 813;
WOOD CRE.F. K, PROOF C T
f 60,
Item 9-9
ORDINANCF N0, 88.25
STANDARDS
Item *9-R
ORDINANCE NO. 88-26
ORDINANCE
Item *9-S
RESOLUTION N0. 88-331
GAMB NG FXFMPTINOMMOR
UNION CITY
MISSION/HOME FREE
SHE L I LR
Item *9-T
RESOLUTION N0. b8-332
409FMCHT AND YHM"M
LICENSE, MAPLE GROPE
MALI. PARTNERSHIP
Item *Y -U
RESOLUTION N0. 88-333
APPRAISAL OF VALUE,
PROJECI 762,
COTTONWOOD PLAZA,
Item *^-V
1985 C(U INC IL
OHJLC I 1 ft_ S
BUDGE I
I
Retl tlAr C'ounell Meetinq
1 tne K, 1948
Faye. l 5 i
mainteln ex;sttn fun•11 e sti ort for human s.ebrvIreqlFP
ulencies...", W:plaInInq ,h.t they Conine!!! shosrld retaln the
option of ;nrrr.asinq, t+eroreaslnq, or maintaininq lhls fividir,el
support. %e requested r.;tiat an Item tie added to "review the
comminiration prngr.m to detrrmine what was spent, what we qot
for our ,none!, and how it relates to the future." Deputy M.yor
Sisk and Coun.•ilmentber Itirker sutlgestrd langc agr to the eifert
levy to loc°roase. when possihlto, the cont rIbertInot s I o
Infrastrurturri, tisk maioagemrnt and p ihlir farllit.v reserver."
Counrllmember VvWl.lou stated that she did not feel that
startinq with 1e•.vylnq to the limit, prtor to thr, budget process,
wart f lural I rrspolisthle. Dept ty Mayor Sisk stated he, felt
unc.amfhrt.ble with the nnow plowinq Item "e•onvert one or two
more private ro tes to City rrew renpon,sthlllt.y to eidiati e
service qudIIty." and request,rcl thr langr age he amended to re4id
possibly convert ... ". Deputy Mayor Sisk also requested that
langudtle be added relattve to the Human Resotirres Sper.l.-llzt: "to
be lnvegtilated for subsequent addition In 1990" to indivate It
could occur beyond that date. Counrtlmeml.or Vastlto q est loved
the r.irrent PRAC position on user fere, stner the Cmmrll ha•.
Indicatod that It does expert a certain level of fundinq from
user fees. Deputy Mayor Sisk stated that PRAC to forns l.et Inq a
prop- ittatWton to be givcn to the Catmri 1. Co mrl lmemhpr ll t rr
su4t4e'%t-Pd tl at wordInq be added 1,o Include "a spertal fiend"
which could be used for hlrinq additional personnel when
necessary. Councllmember Ricker stated that this is .already .
option rider the "ont inyeney Fund and that estab l 1 sh inq a
separate rund is necessary. City Manager WI l llg will amend
and return the objectives to the Counell for conslder.ation on
June 20.
Discussion was held on the current water problem In the City of W;1111 BAN
Plymouth. Director Moore reported that the tremendous Ine•rease
Iii water usage ouriny they recent hot weather ha: rerlutred
extraordlnarilti hth pumping levels. Over the weekend the
reserves In the towers were basically depleted. Also of concern
is the lowered ground water level because of recent. "r ear
drouyht" conditions. this has necessitated a total w.tterlrtrl han
In the City. He reported that one well Is currently down for
repairs. the situation could be improved when Well No. 9 comes
on-line, pose 1 h.ly by dune 15. Deputy Mayor Sisk noted that the
Council earlier discussed a complete ban, odd -even sprtnkl Inti,
prohlbi'.iny sprinkling during peak hours, and educating the
public. He asked when an easinq of the restrictions could he
expected. Representat i v+es of Bone, t rou, Rosene, Ander 11 k b
Asmoctates, stated that the water level In the towers rmist he
maintained for fire protection purposes ai d to prnvlcle
sufficient domestic water* they water level in tl.e+ wells mint
also be maintained. if the City eased the vomplett% ban and the
water table level was still yotnq down, a complete hen would
again need to 1 e instituted. Deputy Mayor Sisk que st lonrd the
enforcamur t procedure for vloiators. City Manager Willis toted
thAt the city staff Is warninq res i dents and t hrrr In .t
avlslon for a $5 per day penalty whir.' is addel,l to tho water
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June b, 1 88
Page 154
bill. City Manager !illis advised that if residents are
Interested in their own domestic water need., those of their
neighbors, and necessary fire protest+on. they must understand
that they have a prodsict that cannot be provided in unlimited
amounts. It is to everyone's interest to share the sc-rrity.
In response to a queQtion by Councilmember Ricker, the Engineer
stated that the best the City could hope for if the vomplete ban
Is lifted is odd -even sprinkling, with prohiLIted sprinkling
during certain hours. He further stated that the nurrent system
Is of sufficient design to serve the City given reasonable
weather and cost implications of capital improvements. The
Council discussed the distribution to residents of a flyer
proposed by staff explaining the current ban. The Council was
concerned with the temporary nature of the flyer. Councilmember
Vasiliou stated the need for a consistent, 3n -going policy so
that residents can remember and comply w'th ft. She also stated
the need to bc. factual in any flyer sent to residents, per'naps
citing .information from the extension agent on watering.
MOTION was made by Councilmember Rirkar, seconded by
Councilmember Zitur, to adopt ORDINANCE NO. 88-27 AMENDING
SUBSECTIONS 1015.19 (n) .AND SUBSECTION 70,45 OF THE PLYMOUTH
CITY CODE to provide a penalty provision cif $100 for violation
of the sprinkling ban.
Mbr ion carried on a Roll Call vote, four ayes.
MOTION was made by Councilmember 'ticker, seconded by
councilmember Zitur, to adopt RESOLUTION N0. 88-334 AMENDING
CITY-WIDL SPRINKLING DAN.
Motion carried on a Roll Call vote, four ayes.
MOTION was made by Councilmember Zitur, seconded by Deputy Mayor
Sisk, to direct the City Manager, in conjunction wi.:h the Public
Worl Director and consulting engineers, to desIgnate the
necessary sprinkling ban, to revise Vie inforirational brochur,
to be distributed to residents ccnsideriny the council's
comments, and to release the brochure at his discretion.
Motion carried, fo•jr ayes.
City Manager Willis indicated he would notify Councilmembers as
soon as the.e is a change in the ban situation.
M01ION was made by Councilmember Zitur, seconded by
Councilmember Vasiliou, to direct staff to pruonote this
information% on Channel 37 as SMI as Issued.
Motion carried, fotir ayes.
ORDINANCE N0, 88-27
AMFNDING A . FOR
VIOLATION OF
SPRINKLING BAN
RESOLUTION NO. 88-334
AMfNDINC SPRINKLING
BAN
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tune 6, 1988
Page 155
Nancy Dierdorf, 2110 Urbandale Lane, described the problem with
water pressure she has experienced over the last two years at
tier home near County Road 6 and Highway 101. Director Moore
stated that there are two pockets of homes In the City, both at
high elevations, that have reported continued problems with
water presscre. Mrs. Dierdorf stated that the Council mist do
something about her situatio., now. The engineers stated that
either booster pumps could be installed In the homes or booster
systems to the affected areas. The Council discussed this
situation, noting that the City must do whatever is required to
provide Mrs. Dierdorf with water immediately. Deputy Mayor Sisk
questioned whether the Council should be looking at all
residences with water pressure problems in these two areas, or
just this individual case. Councilmember Ricker stated that the
engineers will determine what is acceptable water pressure, but
at this time somethiitg erust be done for Mrs. Dierdorf.
NOTION was made by Councilmember Ricker, seconded by Deputv
Mayor Sisk, to instruct staff to imffediately seek a solution to
the water pressure problem for Mrs. Dierdorf, to proceed with
installation if the cost is reasonable, and to return as soon as
Nuaslble with a report on the other affected homes.
Motion carried, four ayes.
Councilmember Zitur stated his concern that all residents with
this problem be treated equally.
REPORTS OF OFFICERS, BOARDS AND COMMISSIONS
MOTION by Councilmember Zitur, seconded by Councilmember Ricker,
to endorse City Manaytr Willis !or nomination to the League of
Minnesota Cities hoard of Directors.
Motion carried, four ayes.
Councilmember Vas.iliou questioned the purpose of they
handout to acquaint people with the Counni 1. She diel
the need for such a brochure. Manager Willis stated It
of the communications pla i for 1988 and % ss designee!
and Inform citizens about the City councilmemberse
proposed
not feel
was part
o advise
MOTION by Councilmember Zitur, seconded by Councilmember
Vas'liou, to tables the brochelie Indefinitely.
Motion carried, four ayes.
Councilmember Vasiliou questioned the authority of the Wayzata
Arts Council to authorize the Council to take action on a grant
submission, as slatQd in the Information Peckelt.
DIERDORF WATER PROBLFM
Regular Council Meeting
June 6, 1988
Page 156
The Council discussed continued corresP ondDnce between Nr. Lund
and City Manager Willis regarding the parking ban ordinance. No
action was taken.
MOTION by Councilmember Ricker, seconded by Councilmember
Vdslliou, to adopt RESOLUTION 88-335 ADOPTING CITY Ck'iN..'IL
INSURANCE PROGRAM.
Motion carried on a Roll Call vote, four ayes.
There being no further business, the meeting was adjourned at
11:.5 P.M.
City Clerk
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RESOLUTION NO- 98-J35
TD -OT t ING CITY COU14 .IL
INSURANCE PROGRAM