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MINUTES
REGULAR COUNCIL MEETING
May 15, 198
A regular meeting of the Plymouth City Council was called to
order by Mayor Schneider at 7:30 p.me in the Council Chatriers of
the City Center at 3400 Plymouth Buulevard on May 159 1989.
PRESENT: Mayor Schneider,
Vasillou, titur
ABSENTS None
Councilmembers Ricker, Sisk,
STAFF PRESENT: City Manager Willis, Assistant Manager Boyles,
Public N-)rks Director Moore, 0.0mr,%inity
Development Coordinator Dillerud, P:rk Director
Blank, Finan.:e Director Hahn, Attorney Thomson,
and City Clerk Hauenhorst
Presentative -
Finance Director Hahn introduced Risk Management Coordinator
Taud Hropingarner. Coordinator Hoopingarner presented the
Annual Risk Management Report. He explained the achievements of
the Pisk Management program and future program )bjectives.
Councilmember Sisk noted Lite large amois t of savings this
program accomplishes He asked what happens to the interest
received on the reserve fL% insurance purposes.
Director Hahn stated that the interest continues to increase the
reserve. When a certain reserve level is reached, the City may
wish to become more self-insured.
Councilmember Ricker stated that the reserve is building because
of good interest earnings, relatively fe.j claims and no serious
claims.
Manager Willis presented a leg!slative update. He discussed
recent legislation which passed In the Senate relating to ground
water protection which would .,isult in an estimat'd $50,000 per
year from the City's water funs, to 1,1nance water testing done by
the State. He explained tax capaci•.y, a3 adopted by the 1988
legislature, and its effects on Plyn,^.jth residents. Manager
Willis described varicus pend'.ng tax relief proposals. ®n
response to a que:,tion by Councslmember 4isiltou, he %toted that
the "Truth in Taxatton' legislation ndoited in 1468 is very
complex and difflcu.Lt tc. implement. It ay not be ready to
fully administer lentil 1990.
Items 8-0 and 9-N wern removed from the Consesbt Agenda.
MOTION was made by Councilmem'aer Sisk, seconded by Counk.""ember
titer, to abopt the Consent Agendas
Motion carried on i Roll Ca;,i vote, five ayes.
Annual Risk Management
Report
Item 4-A
LegiQl4tive Update
Item 4-B
Consent Agenda
Item 5
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Page 117
MOTION was made by 06wriclimember S.ak, seconded by Couicilmember
Zitur, to approve tie minutes of the May I meeting.
Motion carried on a Roil tall v^te, five ayes,
4ayor Schneider opened a pubic hearing at 9:13 p.m, on vacation
of ponding easement on Outlot B, Harrison Hills ''nd tidditiun.
No one appeaced. The hearing was closed !t 9x13 p m.
MOTION was made by Councilry tuber
Vasiliew:, to adopt RESOLUTION
VACATION OF DRAINAGE EAkMEN-TS
HARRISON HILLS 2N) ADDITI01%
S:' sk, seconded by Courb, -1 imember
N0. 89-259 AUTHORIZING 1'N!
FOR P-JNDING IN OUTLOT H -
Lotion carried on a Roll Calt vote, five ayes.
MOTION Pas made by Couneilmem4Pr Tisk, secor-;eco by Cowicilmember
Vasiliou, to adopt RESOLUTION NOe S9 -2r0 SETtING CONk)ITIONS rO
3MET PRIOR 10 FILING OF RE:.1l.UTIGN N0. 89-:)59 VACATING THC
WAINACE EASEMENT FOR PONG'NG FOR HARRISON HILL's 2ND AL;.ITION.
PlotlG%n carried on a Pall Call Note, five ayes.
Mayor Sci=neider opened a
isOf utillty and drainage
Freeway r or Addition,
closed at 8:13 p.m.
CI
public hearing aL 8:13 p.m. on vacation
easement on Lot S. Block 1, Nlymouth
Nu Arno appeared. The hear -Ing was
MOTI00 was made by Cuuncilriehiber Ittur, seconded by
Count, .lmEmbar Picker, to adnpt RESOL61 ION NO. 89-261 AUTH6R1IING
THE V40WATION O(' )RAINAGE: AND UTILI rY F:ASEMENI , PLYMOUTH FRE: WAY
CENTER ADUMON - L01 y, BLOCK 1.
Motion earrleu oo a Noll C6,11 vote, five, ayes.
MOTI•IN was made by Councilmember 11tur, seconded by
Counclimember Ricker, to adapt RLSOLUT;ON Nei. 89-262 SETTING
CONDITIONS 10 FIE: MCI PRIOR TO F 1L INC OF HES01 I• ION NO. 89-261
VACAYING IKE DRAINAG: AND UTILITY EASEMFNI FJR vLVMOUTN -'RE8'W.AY
CF!+T1 AUDITION.
Moti.,n carried on a Holl Call vute, flve ages.
Coordinator Utilerwi explained the request of Loindgren brothers
Constidocion CompAny for approval of preliminary plat a+:d
varial.ces ivr Reisei Addition located at the nar:h and of Mooney
Lake and gest of toe end of 25th Avenue North ! 8YO05) . He
stater: tnat -n ddditl.on to the staff repor , the Planning
Comni;;sien recomnended• )opro al of the vartar.ces for the length
of the Hrvekton Lane: cul -de -sat: to allow 57:5 feet, Instead or the
Minutes
Item •f
RF.SO+ UT10N NO. 89-259
RUTH, RUING VA ATION
OF E ASLMti.TS IN
HARRISON HILLS 2ND
ADDITION
Item 7-A
RESOLUTION N0. 89-260
fes CODTIONS TO
OF MET PRIOR 10 FILING
RESV' - "0. 89-259
Stem 7-A
HESOLUTION N0. 89-261
AUTHniji TN", VACATION
OF ASEt;L.NT IN
PLVMO(: i 1. FREEWAY
CENTER A01TION
Item 7-B
RESOLUTION N0. 89-26d
SETTra Z'UV, m, 70
HE. MET PRIOR IU FILING
RESOLUTION N0. 89-261
Item 7-B
Lindgren Hro,. Const.
Pratimindry Plat and
arlances for Reiser
Addition ( 89(X05 )
Item 8-1
Regular Council Meeting
May 15, 1989
Page 118
500 foot standard, and denizl of the variance for lot width for
Lots 6, 7, and 8, Block 4. A new condition is proposed stating
thiit the front setback for Lots 6, 7, and 8, Block 4, shall be
sufficient to provide a 110 foot lot width at the setback line
with the lots configured as shown. A neer condition is proposed
that the Protective Covenants to ;je recorded with the Ficial Plat
i,%clude provisions that no private docks be allowed for lots of
this subdivision on Loney Lake and that there be no Individual
private work be undertaken in the wetlanu area, thereby
lndividuai property owners would be prohibited from any possible
destruction of natural resources. The Planniry Commission has
also recommended that Lot 20, Block , be preserved as a passive
park area, consistent with the recommendation of the Director of
Parks and Recreation, and that a p•.)rtion of Lot 20 north of the
south line of Lot 19 extended be i,r;luded within the area of Lot
19, all in Block 4.
Coordinator D:llerud stated the ;,w,)major items addressed at the
public hearing were related to the proposed grading pian and the
petition to the DNR to alter the lagoon area. He stated that
from staff's perspective, the that will function as well with or
without the lagoon dredging. Ccordinator Dillerud stated that
the applicant would be eligible for a grading permit after
preliminary plat approval.
Councilmember Vasiliou quLstio-ied the need for the proposed
passive area, as there are three: parks nearby.
Peter Pflaum, Lundgren Brothers Construction Inc., stated that
a common access Is proposed %hich would be owned by the Home
Owners Association to provide access to the lake. Protective
covenants would prohibit any motorized vehicles on this access.
Mr. Pflaum believed that the six lot! on the lake should have
the same rights as normal lake lots. He stated that Lot 20 is
shown on their plan at. a single Family lot. If the City wants
that lot for passive park purposes, he would expect to be
compensated fairly for it, atid guaranteed that the wetland would
be preserved.
Michael Pflaum, Lundgren Brothers Construction inc., stated that
to mitigate the effeo,%ts the development will have on this area,
dredging is proposed for reconfiguration resulting in a larger,
permanent open water area. He stated that If no restrictions
were proposed, the landowners would be able to extend docks.
The developer is praposing covenants which would restrict those
rights to prevent homeowner encroachment and degradation of the
natural amenitio.s. He noted that the matter will come pack to
the Council for en%lronmental review.
Councilmember Sisk questioned if there wasn't a contradiction
between the desire to keep the natural habitat and redesiq.i
is through dredging.
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Page 119
is Michael Pflaum stated that the intention is to establish natural
vegetation all around the lagoon, with the expectation that
homeowners will still have access to the water at one point on
their property, but a total beach would be avoided.
Paul Wirtz, 2325 Walnut Grove Lane, stated he Is the
spokesperson for The Frie ds of Mooney Lake, a non-profit
organization formed to preserve the raturai amenities of Mooney
Lake. Mr. Wirtz presented a petition which encouraged the
Council to prevent indiscriminate public access onto Mooney
Lake and prohibit dredging and destruction of the habitat. The
petition opposes a park on L t 20 (a preserve Is desired) and
urged limiting the use of boats and other equipment to electric
motors of five horsepower or less. Mr. Wirtz requested that the
Council delay consideration of the plat until the ONR decision
concerning -wetland alteration is received.
MOTION was made by Councilmember Vasiliou, seconded by
Councilmember 11tur, to adopt a RESOLUTION APPROVING PRELIMINARY
PLAT AND VARIANCE FOR LUNDGREN BROTHERS CONSTRUCTION INC. FOR
REISER PROPERTY (89105), withholding a decision on Lot 20 until
the ONR comments are received.
Councilmember titur asked whether a future Council could change
a park to an active park, should this Council approve
acquisition for a passive park.
Attorney Thomson stated that it could occur unless restrictive
covenents were placed on the property.
Councilmember Sisk expressed concern for possible misuse of Lot
20 if approved as a park, because it would be in a very
difficult location to police. He did not see the urgency in
moving ahead with the project and was in favor of delaying
consideration of the petitioner's requests until the DNR permit
Is obtained.
Councilmember Vasiliou agreed there could be a policing problem
and stated that perhaps Lot 20 would be best left as a buildable
lot.
MOTION to amend the main motion was made by Councilmember
Ricker, seconded by Councilmember Vasiliou, to delete Condition
15 regarding Lot 20, and include in Condition #4 that park
dedication shall include, in addition to the Outlots, "a trail
on Lot 20, Block 4".
Carol Beach, FRAC representative, stated that the purpose of
recommending that Lot 20 be acquired as a passive park was to
provide the public %vith access to the lake.
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May 159 1989
Page 120
Park Director Blank s0ted th
access to all major bodies of
and Gleason Lanes. This may
City to acquire a public access
0
3t the City has acquired public
water in the City except Mooney
be the last opportunity for the
to Mooney Lake.
MOTION to amend the previous motion to amend was made by Mayor
Schneider, seconded by Councilmember Zltur, that the east -west
trail on Lot 20 would be no less than 50' and the complete point
w3uld be included as pati dedication,
Mayor Schneider stated that Lot 20 would be a buildable lot but
trail access would be provided to the lake.
Motion to amend carried, Schneider, Zitur, Ricker ayes; Sig% and
Vasillou nay.
In response to a question by Councilmember Sisk, Attorney
Thomson stated that it is the Council's legal obligation to be
reasonable. If Lot 20 is of sufficient size to be buildable,
after placement of trails, it probably would not seriously
financially impact the development and would be reasonable.
Motion to amend, as once amended, carried; five ayes$
Mayor Schneider explained to the developer that the trail must
be completed prior to issuance of building permits.
MOTION was made by Mayor Schneider, seconded by Councilmember
Sisk, to table the requests of Lundgren Brothers Construction to
June 5.
Motion carried, five ayes.
MOTION was made by Mayor Schneider, seconded by CouncilmemUer
Litur, to direct staff to study the issue of how to regulate
boats and other equipment on the lake to 5 horsepower, given
abutment to the lake of governmental entitles other than
Plymouth. Staff is also to address the need for the access for
the property owners on the lake if Lot ?0 provides public
access.
Motion carried, five ayes.
MOTION was made by Councilmember Sisk, seconded by
Iltur, to adopt ORDIN.ANCF NU. 89-12 AMENDING
ORDINANCE TO CLASSIFY CERTAIN LANDS LOCATED AT 441H
A1TU VICKSBURG LANE. TO R-2 (LOW DENSITY MUL.TIPLI
DISTRICT)$
Motion carried on a Roll Call vote. five ayes.
Councilmember
THE_ ZONING
AVENUE NOR011
klSIDI NI IAL
ORDINANCE NO. !3:'-12
ACK SWEDLUND,
RLZONING AT 441H AVE.
NOR 1 H AND V ICKSHURt;
LANE
Item *H -H
r
0
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May 15, 1989
Page 121
MOTION was made by Councilmember Sisk,
t.itur, to adopt RES01-UTION NO. 8S'-263
MET PRIOR TO PUBLICATION OF ORDINANCE
THE NORTHWEST QU%DHANT OF VICKSBURG
89016) .
seconded by Councilmembr
SE T T IN' CONDITIONS TO FIE
RLIONING LAND LOCATED IN
LANE AND BOUNTY ROAD 9
Motion carried on a Roll Call vote, five ayes.
MOTION was made by Councilmember Sisk, seconded by Councilmember
Zitur, to adopt. RESOLUTION 40. 89-264 APPROVING PRELIMINARY PLAT
FOR JACK SWEULLIND FUR NORTAFORK (89016).
Motion carried on a Foll Call vote, five .lyes.
Mayor Schneider noted that Tony Eiden, Elden Construction, has
requested that. his rt -quest be delayed to the June S Council
meeting.
Marcia Cohojes, Miller & Schroeder. and Dennis M. Govednik, 742
Twelve neKs Center, requested preliminary approval of the
Issuance of revenue refinancing bonds and scheduling of the
public `earl.ig for June 5. Ms. Cohodes stated that the Intent
Is to Le'duce the amount of negative cash flow the developer Is
experiencing due to the timing of the original IssuanCe aid
tax exempt rate.
Manager Millis explained that thest
obligation of the City, but do carry
were sold publicly. The relssuance
units available for low and moderate
additional five year:,
bonds are not a general
the City's name. the bonds
would guarantee 210% of trrc
Income Individuals for an
Councilmember Ricker stated that tie is not In
refunding because witli the name of the City on t
City's credibility is at stake. tic' stated that tt
a financial Institution
Individuals purchased
certain Interest rate fc
anticipate refundings
that moves In and out o
the bonds In goad faith,
r the length of the bonds.
eivor of the
ie bonds, the
e City is not
the market.
expect Ing a
Thty did vot
Councilmembers Vasillou and titer stated they also ore riot
supportive of the relssuance at this point.
Mayor Schneider coted that there are no fees required in order
for this app! irat Lon to be made arid suggesteA that the same r't'e
be charged as an initial issue ($1,000) if the request proceeds.
R: --SOLUTION N0, H9-263
SETTING CONDITIONS TO
dt. MEI PRIOR TU
PURL ICA T I Ott %
0RUINANCL NO. S9-12
Item *8-H
RESOLUTION NO. 89-264
JACK SWEDL'JND,
APPROVING PRELIMINARY
PLAT FOR NOR T HF URK
9016 )
Item *8-13
Eiden Construction
Item S -C
Fox Furest Apartments
Project, Revenue
Financing bonds
Item 8-D
Regular Council Neeting
May 15, 1989
Page 122
NOTION was made by Couneiliember Zltur, seconded by
Councilmen,,ter Ricker, to adopt RESOLUTION NO. 89-235 AU,HORIZINC
PUBLICATION OF A NOTICE OF PUMLIC HF.I.AING AND PROVIDING
PRELININ.ARY APPROVAL Of THE ISSUAi ICF OF ,1 SERIES OF REVENUE
3EFUNDING BONDS WITH RESPECT TO A MULTIFAMILY RENTAL HOUSING
DEVELOPMENT.
MOTION to amend was made by Mayor Schne..& r, second0d by
Cnuncilmember Zltur, that the same fee be chaigeo as an original
issuance r.mnuest, if they choose to proceed w.th toe requ st.
Motion to amend carried, five ayes.
Main motion as once amended carried on a Roll Call vote, five
ayes.
Manager Willis stated that Ryan Construction Company is
developing plans for a commercial development in the northeabr
quadrant of I-494 and County Road 9. The developer has made two
requests for use of tax increment financing revenues - a land
write-down on the former Begin gravel pit in the amount of
1,000,000. This write-down is requested because of the high
costs involved in making the site ready for development. The
second request is for the construction of County Road 61 from
County Road 9 to County Road 47 to accommodate the traffic
generatud by this development, as well as growing traffic levels
on County Road 9. The estimated cost for this construction
would be about $4,000,000.
MOFION was made by Councilinember Zitur, seconded by
Councilmember Vasillou, to adopt RLSOI.Il1ION NO. 89 -?66 CALLING
PUBLIC HEARINGS ON THE ESTABLISHMENT OF ECONOMIC TAX INCREMENT
FINANCING DISTRICT N0. 7-1 AND AN AMENDMENT TO ECONOMIC
DEVELOPMENT TAX INCREMENT FINANCING DISTRICT N0. 2,
Mayor Schneider questioned the use of T.I.F. revenues fur the
land write-down, as the City has historically used the reve,iues
Tot public improvements. He stated that the burden of proof
Is on the developer.
Nat Ryan, representing Ryan Construction, stated that the City
has probably never been Paced with a property that has been as
significantly .filtered af. in this case.
Motion carried on ; Roll Call vote, five ayes.
MOTION was made by Counollmember Sisk, seconded by Coun,;ilmember
Zltur, to adopt RESOLUTION N0, 89-267 AUTHORIZING HELEASE OF
SI TL NERr OHMANCE GUARANILL t -()H RYAN CUNTRUC I ION COMPgNY ( 46146) .
Motion carried on a Roll Call VWel five ayes.
RESOLUTION N0, 89-265
PRELIMINARY APPROVAL
Of REVENUE REFINANCING
BOND ISSUE FOR FGX
FOREST APARTMENTS
PR JJEC T , St f f I NC
PUBLIC HEARING
Item 8-D
RESOLUTION N0. 89-266
RYAN CONS RUCTION
1616F, IiEQUES 1,
SCHEDULING PUBLIC
HE AR I NC
Item 8-k
RESOLUIION TIO. 49-267
RYAN CONsmunfON CO.
Rt 1 t ASF OF F INANCIAL
GUAHAN I1_t , ( HES 144 )
Item "8-F
Regular Council Meeting
May 15, 1989
Page 123
NOTION was made by Counclimember Sisk, seconded by Councilmember
Zltur, to adopt RESOLUTION N0. 89-266 ORDERING PUBLIC HEARING ON
THE PROPOSED VACATION OF DRAINAGt EASEMENT FOR PONDING PURPOSES
OUTLOT G, STEEPLECHASE STH ADDITION.
0
Notion carried on a Roll Call vote, five ayes.
NOTION was made by Councilmember Sisk, seconded by Councilmember
Zitur, to adopt RE'.sOLUfION NO. 89-t69 AWARDING BID, DEEP WELT
N0. 119 CITY PROJECT NO. 909.
Potion carried on a Roll Call vote, five ayes.
NOTION was made by Councilmember Sisk, seconded by Councilmember
Zitur, to adopt RESOLUTION NO, 89-270 AWARDING BIO, DEEP WFLL
N0. 12, CITY PROJECT N0. 909.
Potion carried on a Roll Call vote, five ayes.
NOTION was made by Co,incilmember Sisk, seconded by Councilmember
Zitur, to adopt RESOLUTION N0. 89-271 APPROVING PLANS AND
SPECIFICATIONS AND ORDERING ADVERTS-EMENT FOR BIDS, 1989 STREET
RECONSTRUCTION PROJECT, CITY PROJECT N0. 801.
Notion carried on a Roll Call vote, five ales.
NOTION was made by Councilmed'er Sisk, seconded by Councilmember
Zlttir, to adopt RESOLUTION N0. 89-272 APPROVING PLANS AND
SPECIFICATIONS AND ORDERING ADVERTISEMENT FOR BIDS COUNTY ROAD
101 WATER TOWER CITY PROJECT N0. 906.
Motion carried on a Roll Call vote, rive ayes.
NOTION was made by Councilmember
Zltur, to adopt RESOLUTION NO.
TO GUIUELINES REGULATING THE USE
Sisk, seconded by Councilmember
99-273 AMENDING POIACY RELATING
OF THE CITY CENTLKO
Notion carried on a Roll Call vete, five ayes.
MOTION was made by Councllmember Sisk, seconded by Councilmember
Zitur, to adopt RESOLUTION N0, 89-274 APPROVING AMUSEMEMT
LICENSE FOR FOUH SEASON MERCHANI15 ASSVCIATION, ford carnival
from May 25 through May 29.
Notion carried on a Roll Call vote, five ayes.
MOTION was made by Counrilmember risk, seconded by Councilmember
Zitur, to adopt RESOLUI(ON We 89-275 APPROVING 1989 CIGARETTE
LICENSE .APPLICATION, for Rainhow Foods, 10200 6th Avenue North,
Moticn carried on a Roll Call vote, °lve ayes,
RESOLUTION N0. 89-268
SE INC PUBLIC H ARING
ON EASEMENT VACATION
IN STEEPLECHASE STN
ADON. , Item *8-C
RESOLUTION N0. 89-269
AIMARUNG UD, DEEP
WELL N0. 119
Rt' OJEC T N0. 909
Item *8-H-1
RESOLUTION N0. 89-270
AWARDING BID, DEEP
WELL N0. 129
PNOJFCT N0. 909
Item *8-H-2
RESOLUTION N0. 89--271
AI'PROV I NC PL ANS AND
SPECIFICATIONS, 1989
iTREET CONST. PROJECT,
PRO:IECT N0. 801
tem *8-I
RESOLUTION N0. 89-272
APPR69ING PLANS TND
SPECIFICATIONS, COUNTY
ROAD 101 WATER TOWER
PHOJI'Cl N0. 906
Itt" *8-J
RESOLUTION N0. 69-273
AMENDIN RL ICY
RELATING TO USE U1
CITY CENTER
Item *8-K
RF_SO;-UT IOV N0. 89--274
APPH41VING AMUSEMENT
L ICEI ISL FOR FOUR
SEASON MALL
Item *8-L
RL SOLU11ON N0. 89-275
APRATRTIRG CUJARL T rt
L ICE K;
Item 13-M
M
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May 15, 1989
Page 124
Councilmember Vasiliou questioned
liquor license ordinance relating
asked why a change is needed. She
kept abreast of these changes in a
the proposed amendment to the
to corporate licensees, arod
cequasted that the Council be
tiaely fashion.
Attorney Thomson explained that there was a recent change in
corporate control in Sc6aticon Minnesota, Inc. which amounted to
a change to control of the corporate licensee without a change
In the ownership of its stockholders. No amendment to the
Scanticon liquor license was necessary because the current City
Code does not require approval for this type of transfer;
however, the City may have an interest in reviewlml tf.ls type of
change in the future.
MOTION was made by Councilmember Vasiliou, seconded by
Councilmember titur, to adopt ORDINANCE NO. 89-1:1 RELATING TO
PUBLIC HEALTH AND WELFARE, AMENDING SEC110N 121)6.37 OF THE
PLYMOUTH CITY CODE, relating to changes In corporate liquor
licensees.
Motion carried on a Roll Coll vote, five ayes.
Councilmember Iltur clarified that West Hennepin Human Services
serves the area of Plymouth south of tiighway 55; Northwest
Hennepin Human Services serves the area of Plymouth north of
Highway 55. Appointees should be from the appropriate service
areas.
MOTION was made by Councilmember litur,
Councilmember Vasiliou, to direct staff to
applicants, living south of Highway 55, to fill
the West Hennepin Human ^,*.rvIces Planning Board.
Motion carried, five ayes.
MOTION was mane by Mayor Schneider, seconded by
Sisk, to adopt RESOLUTION N0. 89-27,; APHOINTING
TO THE NORTHWEST HENNEPIN HUMAN SERVICES ADVTSORY
term expiring 12/31190.
seconded by
advertise for
the vacancy on
Cotinel imember
DEBORAH HIBLEH
COWII T TEE to a
The application of Mary Gabe will be kept on file fov a future
vacancy.
Motion carried an a Roll Call vote, five ayes.
MOTION A, made by Councilmember Sisk, seconded ;,y Cournm.ilmember
litur, tip adopt RESOLUTION N0. 89-277 APPROVING DISHIIRL..MLNTS
OR 1111 11HIOD ENDING APRIL 30, 1989.
Notion carried on a Roll Call vote, five ayes.
ORDINANCE NO. 89-13
A NDI 'MV" 01*
RELATING TO CORPORATE
LIQUOR LICENSEES
Item 8-N
RESOLUTION N0. 89-276
APPOINTING DEBOR,AII
HIB11H TO NW HENNEPIN
HUNAN SERVICE ADVISORY
COMMITTEE
Item 8-0
RESOLUTION N0. 89-277
APPROVING UISIiUHSE-
NLNTS FOH PERIOD
ENDING 4-30-89
Regular Counc i 1 Mee t f gig
May 15, 1989
Page 125
assistant Manager Boyles presented
A ymouth Dial -a -Ride System, noting
lie reported on current marketing
Issues*
a status report on the
that ridership Is growing.
efforts and future policy
Mayor Schneider- suggested that regular routes to the airport be
onsidered.
the Cosincil received the Public and Capital Improvement Prosect
status Reports. Councllmember Vasiliou requested that a copy of
the City request and County response be included in the
Manager's Information Memorandum regarding the status of
signaliration at Annapolis lane and County Road 9. A copy of
the city request was handed out and Director Moore stated that
the County has not yet responded.
Manager Willis reported that Well No. 10 will not be completed
according to the contract deadline; completion is estimated in
three weeks. He stated that rainfall has not been sufficient to
warrant a three week delay. Director Moore stated that the
contract contains a provision for liquidated damages.
MOTION was made by Mayor Schneider, seconded by Councilmembtr
titur, to direct staff to survey speee'ing by radar and analyte
the request for stop signs at 44th/45th and Juneau Lane.
0 Motion carried, five ayes.
Mayor Schneider discussed the conditional use permit process as
It relates to schools contemplating additions and remodeling.
He stated that since schools require a conditional use permit,
any time there is a building addition o! remodeling, t.W
conditional rise permit process is required, sometimes causing
time delays. He suggested that the ordinance be modified to
provide that existing schools be grandfathered and would not bo!
required to go through the conditional use permit process.
MOTION was made by Mayor 5;:hneider, seconded by Councilmember
Ricker, to direct staff to prepare an ordinance amendment which
would state that public facilities existing and in operatlon a•e
granted a conditional use permit.
Councilmember Sisk stated that the conditional use permit
process should be followed M.nen building additions are
contemplated. There could be an impact on the neighborhood
which the Council may wish to address, parti(:ularly in existing
neighborhoods.
MOTION to ameied was made by Mayor Schneider, seconded by
Councllmember tttur, that the cunOttional use permit process
would not be required for one addition, not to exeted 10% of the
floor ares per school.
Plymouth Uial-a-Hide
System Status Report
Item 9-A
Put:tis and Capital
Improvement Project
Status Report
Item -L'
Radar :,nd Slopial iza-
tion, 44th/4')th and
Juneau Lane
Coral i t i onal Use
Permits/:'school
Buildings
Regular Council Meeting
May 15, 1989
Page 126
Motion carried, Nicker, Iltur, Schneider ayes; Vasiliou and Sisk
nays.
MOTION to amend was made by Mayor Schneider, seconded by
Councilmember Zltur, that staff could give administrative
approval it they found that there was no adverse impact to any
residential district that abuts the school.
Motion to amend c4irried, five eyes.
Main motion as twice amended carried, rive ayes.
A suidy session was scheduled for 5:00 p.m. on 3une 5 to discuss
Downtown Ply*.uth, as; well as other agenda items submitted by
Councilmembers to staff.
Attorney Thomson reported on the result of th, Holiday Flus
lawsuit. He stated that it the Council wi3hed to consider an
appeal, it should adjourn to executive session.
The meeting wes adjourned at 11:10 p.m.
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Haliday Plus Lawsuit