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HomeMy WebLinkAboutCity Council Minutes 11-20-1989M I N U T E S REGULAR COI air M11 T INC i November 1989 The requler mactItiq of the Plymouth City Council was coated to order by Mayor Schneider at 7:30 p.m. to the Council Chambers of the City Center at 3400 Plymouth Boulevard on November 20, 1989. PRESENT: Mayor S`%%nelder, Couneilmem:bers Ricker, Sisk, Vesillou, titur ABSENT: None STAFF PRESENT: City Manager W11113, Assistant Manaqer Boyles, Public Works DIre^.tor Moore, P!atawtnq and Common! ty Geveloprmnt Dl rector Tremere, Finance Director Hahn, Public Safety Director Carlquist, Park and Recree ion Director Blank, City Attorney Thomson, end City Clerk Haurnhorst PRESENTATION Mayor Schneider presented a check for X200 ti, Charles and Susan Cohn, 10710 34th Avenue Nort:, winners In the "That's Not Trash, It's Cash' recycling conte•.. Addresses were ranetomly selected for the Opcember recycllnq contest. CONSENT AGENDA is MOTION was made by Councllmerber Sisk, secoaded by Counetlmember Lltur, to adopt the Consent Agenda. Motion carried on a Roll Call vote, five ayes. MINUTES MOTION was made by Councilmember Sisk, seconded by Councllmember litur, to approtie the minutes of the November 6 reqular meetlnq and the November 9 special meeting. PUBLIC NEAR INCS Manager Willis presented graphs explalninq dlstrlb ition of the property tax dollar bets. .•n thy school district, 14ennepin County, Mis... and Vocational Schools, tend the City. The City receives approximately 13S of h tax dollar. He stated that 69 percent of the proposed 19,' iudget would be raised through property taxes, compared to 62 perce.t In 1999. the shift is a result of the legislature eltminati iq all of P'lymouth's Lural Government old (LGA) and transferrinq It to the school districts. Recyclinq Winner Consent Item 5 Minutes Item "F Agenda hllc Hedrinq City H idgets Item 7 A on 1990 Regular Courcil Meriting November 20, 1989 Page 331 Manager Willis outlined the proposed revenues and expenditures for the General Fund, Recreation Fun;:, Forestry Fund, Nousinq and Redevelopment Fund, Water Fund, Sanitary Sewer Fured, and Central Equipment Fund. He stated that following the public hearing, the Council will continue its budget study deliberdtions, including at least one additional study session on December 4. The budgets are scheduled to be adopted on December 18, Mayor Schneider opened the public hearing on the 1990 City Budgets at 7:40 p.m. Cliff Bigley, 10610 39th Avenue North, questioned the transfer of Plymouth's LGA to the schooi districts. Manager Willis stated that, theoretically, the amount of LGA that is eliminated in Plymouth Evill flow to the school districts to offset their basic levy. The school district levy should be reduced by the amount of the LCA transfer. Councilmember Zitur stated he will continue to follow th s issue at the District 28) Governmental Affairs Committee meetings% Patricia Johnston, 13040 38th Avenue North, asked what options are ava!lable for spending the $12 million previously designated for the Coi.vwn t ty Center. Manager Willis stated the Council could use it for any purpose authorized by law and provided several examples. Sue Riedesel, 2910 Urbandale Lane, suggested the Council use the money to refund payments for special assessments, such as her 800 street reconstruction assessment. Mayor Schneider stated money from this account was used to fund 70 percent of the street reconstruction costs; only 30 percent was assessed to the benefiting property owners. Ms. Riedesel stated she was aware of that, but the total cost should be paid. Ed Slentz, 6080 Annapolis Lane, stated he recently moved to Minnesota and stated concern with the drastic increase in property taxes over the last three years. He requested the Council do what it could to maintain or reduce the City's portion. No one else appeared, and the h.-xarinq was closed at 8:15 p.m. C, Regular Council Meeting November 20, 1989 Nage 332 Mayor Schneider opened a hearing at 8:17 p.m. on the Fire rode Appeal of Gaughan Companies. No one was present from G.uuahar, Companiese Manager Willis stated the City has attempted to develop a reasonable, consistent method of measuring fire alarm audibility, The Public Safety Director and members of the Fire Department have worked with the Gaughan Companies on this issue and have been unable to resolve it. The Council policy establishes a procedure for processing appeals to the Uniform Fire Code. The Council acts as the Board of Appeals, and a final appeal to the State Fire Marshall is prov16ed. Mayor Schneider suggested that the Council visit the site and listen to tl.e fire alarms before ruling on the appeal. Public Safety Director Carlquist recommended that the Council refer th•%, matter to the State Fire Marshall for a decision, rather than upholding or reversing staff's finding. Don Schafuld, 10540 43rd Avenue North, stated that this new decible standard should only apply tt, new buildings. Buildings constructed prijr to adoption of this new standard should not have to comply- Mr. Schafold st.ited It would be expensive for this building to comply. Fire Inspector Sccfleld stated the City is attempting to enforce an objective standard which was developed 2 1/2 years ago. Life safety is the most important issue. In response to a question by Councilmember VdsilIOU, Inspector Scofield estimated a cost of $35 to $100 per tinit for installation of an alarm to meet the decible standard. Mayor Schneider closed the hearing at 8:33 p.m. MOTION was made by Councilmember Picker, seconded by Councilmember Zittir, to refer the Gaughan Companies Fire Code Appeal to the State Fire Marshall +or ultimate ruling. Motion carried cn a Roll Call vote, five ayes. Gaughan Companies Fire Code Appeal Item 7-B Public Safety Director Carlquist explained the ligtiu:- law lie arInq violation that occurred at Plymouth Ltquor, 11000 Highway 5'J, on Lteense August 18, 1989. Plymouth Item 7-C Mayor Schneider opened a public hearing on suspension or revocation of the off -sale liquor license of Plymouth Llgiior, 11000 Highway 55, for this violation at 4:3E p.m. No one appeared. The hearinq was vlosed at 4:36 p.m. on Liq.ioi Vlolatton 1 [quor Regular Council Meeting November 20, 1989 Page 333 MOTION was made by Councilmember Zitur, seconded by Councilmember Sisk, to adopt RESOLUTION NO. 89-743 IMPOSING PENA;.TY FOR LIQUOR LAW VIOLATION AGAINST PLYMOUTH LIQUOR INC. NOTION to amend was made by Councilmember Councilmember Zitur, to amend Condition No, to specify the penalty be deposited in City No. 205-000-503.00-093-000 to be used purposes. Motion to amend carried, five ayes. Ricker, seconded by 2 of the resolution of Plymouth Account for drug education Main motion as once amended carried on a Roll Call vote, five ayes. MOTION was made by C'ounctlmember Sisk, Zitur, to adopt RESOLUTION N0, 89-744 USE: PERMIT FOR PRESBYTERIAN NEW CHURCH A PLACL ui WORSHIP IN THE R-2 DISTRICT seconded by Councilmember APPROVING A CONDITIONAL DFVFLOPMENT TO HLLOW FOR 891)9 3) . Motion Carried on a Roll Call vote, five ayes. MOTION wa;. made by Councilmember Sisk, seconded by Counctlmember Zitur, to adopt RESOLUTION NO. 89-745 APPROVING AMENDED SITE PLAN /CONUI I IONAL USE PERMIT AND ZONING ORDINANCE VARIANCt FOR INDEPENDENT SCHOOL DIS i RICT 11284 (WAY11T.1) (49094). Motion carried on a Roll Call vote, five ayes. Todd Moliagen, ?24 Benton Avenue, Wayzata, presented the request of Prime:' Development Corporation for amendments to the Sign Ordinance to allow additional project identification stqns In the business tones. Mr. Muhagen proposed aggregate project signage of 64 square feet and an additional project sign of 1?0 square feet for developments that are directly adjacent to a major thoroughfare. Director Tremere stated the Planning Commission endorsed Isis proposal for project signage of 64 square feet. The proposed ordinance was amended to reflect the increase from 3? to 64 feat for project sig, gage In each of the business tones. However, the Planning Commission ltd not endorse an additional pro,1evt Identification sign. Mr. Mohayen stated that In his partletilar developmer,t, a projeet identification sign is needed on It;ghw,y 55 and I 494 de.e to the fast movinet traffic. RESOLUTION NO, 89-743 IMPOSING PFNALIY AGAINST PLYMOUTH LIQUOR FOR L IOUOR L 1W VIOLATION Item 7-C RESOLUTION NO, 89-744 VowlRoVING OND11IONT USE PFRMI T FOR PRt SBYTI"RIAN CHURCH 49091) Item *A -A RESOLUTION N0. $49-745 APPROMIC AMFNDr fftm PLAN/CONDITIONAL_ USE PERMIT AND VAR I ANCF FOR 1.S.D. 294 (A9094) Item *8 13 Prime West Business Park, Regilest for Prolect Irlentificatton S t qn iqe• ( 49040 ) Item, 9 C 0 Regular Council Meeting November 20, 1989 Page 334 Director Tremere stated the Plannlnq Commisslon felt that the developer could address adequate slclnage throuqh a master slqn plan. Also, they questioned the need for identification slgnage since each industrial development within the site will he. signed. Councllmember Sisk stated everything should be done to allow the Council to consider the total sign package as part of the overall development plan. Mayor Schneider noted this development Is conventional platttnq; not a Planned Unit DeveioMw.nt, where stgnlnq would be addressed as part of the Initial approval. Councllmember Vasillou stated the enttre sign issue Is an unclear, complex Issue and should be stddled. MOTION was made by Councllmember Vasiltou, seconded by Councllmember liter, to tahle Lhe stgn request of Prime West business Park (89080). MOTION to amend the main motion was made by Mayor Schneider, seconded by Councilmember Sisk, that the entire slqn Issue he considered at a study session in 3anuary, 1990 and the Prime West proposal be considered by the Council no later than January MOTION to amend the amendment was made by Councllmember lttiir, seconded by Councllmember Ricker, that the Prime West peoposal be considered by the Council no later than lebruary ?b, ti)tlon to amend the amendment Carried, four ayes, Schnelder n,iv. Motion to amend, as once amended, ecirr led; five ayes. Main +on, as once amended, carried on a Roll Call vote, five ayes. MOTION was made by Councllmember Sisk, seconded by Councllmember 1 i tur, to adopt RI. SOLUT ION NO. 89.746 St I T INC CONDITIONS TO lit MET PRIOR TO FILING Of AND Rl LATE O 10 FINAL K A I ION SUNSI T VALLL 1 NOMI S SHOND ADDITION (8909M Mallon Carried on a Roll Call vote, five ayes. Rf SOLIIT ION NO. A`i 14A t TTI FOND Ns l l) 10 MIT 11111014 TO III I "V 90981) Item *4-1) Regular Council Meeting November 20, 1989 Page 335 MOTION was made by Counclimember Sisk, seconde-" by Councllmt4nher Z itur, to adopt RLSOLUT ION NO. 89-747 APPROVIt? , FINAL PL A I APIO DEVELOPMENT CONTRACT FOR THE SUNSET VALLF Y HOME -a SECOND W111 T 1014 89092). Motion carried on a Roll Call vote, five ayes. MOTION was made by Councllmember Sisk, seconded by Councllmember tltur, to adopt RESOLUTION N0. 99-748 APPROVING LOT DIVISION/LOT CONSOLIDATION FOR MANS HAGEN HONES FOR TYRELL FIFTH AND SIX41 ADDITION (89097) (RPUD 79-2). Notion carried on a Roll Call vote, five ayes. MOTION was made by Councllmember Sisk, seconrled by Counellmember I l tur, to adopt RESOLUTION NO. 49-749 SI T T 1NG CONDI T IONS 10 IIF NET PRIOR 10 FILING AND RECARDINL LOT DIVISION/LOT CONSOLIDATION FOR HANS KAGE N HOME. S F OI: TYRFLL FIFTH ANI) SIXTH ADDITION (N9097) RPUD 79-2). Motion carried on a Roll Cd1l vote, five ayes. Director Tremere presented d report on window signs, alonq with an ordinarrcc amendment proposed by the Planninq Commisslon, 4ayor Schneider questlotted the need for an ordinance restrictinol window signs. He asked if there Is really d problem. Director Tremere stated the Issue -s of potents -i1 converii al," aesthetics and visual obstruction. The report is In response, to Council direction to report on po,sible regulation anti tmoaet olt enforcement. of banners In windows ey4eeedtnq the marlmum tAlo ere footage allowed for slgndge. The Issue has been researched by the Planning Commission, City Attorney, and ataff. MOI ION was made by Mdyur Schneider, se cunded by Counrl lmc•enbc r VdSIl10U, to accept and file the report. Motion carried, five ayes. Councl lmember Vas! llou stated she. was Informed the ,ol lcea have been remov my apartment rental and tither sh1w, from the, boulevard. Director Tremere stated the hiiinq Ordlndne•w prohibits signs In the right -of wdy and when swell, they arb& remove eft Councllmember Vastlluu stated slgn remesval lee thr right of Way% should be equally enforced. C: RI SOLUT ION NO. 49.747 WFININC FINAL PLAr AAD OF VF+_OPMEN T CONTRACT FOR SINIS1 I V Al. I F Y HOMF S St COMA AODiTION (A909?) Item .q -n RFSOLI)TIt1N N0, 89 744 A V I NC L 0 T DIVISIO CONSOLI KTION FOR tI NNS HAGI N HOMI' S 49097) Item 04 t RF SOLUI ION NO, 49 749 MrIR CONDTHWO til Mt 1 PR I AN 10 1 11 INC 490971 Item *14 1 R -%port on ion t nq 11rd i n.+nce Nmendmwn t ronverntnq Winnow SI(In"ge Item 4 r ri U C, 0 Re9ular Council Meeting Nbvesmber 20, 1969 Page 336 MOTION was made by Counciimember Sisk, seconded by CourwIlmembe r Zltur, to adopt ORDINANCE NO. 89-35 AN ORDINANCE AMENDING PORTIONS OF THC ORDINANCE 80-9 ADOPTED JUNE 16, 19+90, AS MEWKD, AND KNOWN AS THE PLYMOUTH ZONING ORDINANCT, RELATIVE 10 REOUIRkMkNIS FOR CEWRAL DCVELOPMENI PLAN AND SI FE PLAN APPROVAL. Motion carried on a Roll Call vote, five ayes. 14011014 was made by Councllmember Sisk, seconded by Counctimember llt.ur, to adopt ORDINANCE NO. 89.36 AN ORDINANCE AHENOINC PORTIONS OF INN ORDINANCE 80-9 ADOPTED JUNE 16, 19909 AS AMENDED, AND KNOWN AS THE PLYMOUTH ZONING ORDINANCE, RELATIVE- TO ALLOWABLE USES TO PROVIDE FOR ESSENTIAL USE. AND PUBLIC AGf NCY USES IN THE I-1 (PLANNED INDUSFRIAt) DISTRICT. Notion carried on a Roll Call vote, five ayes. MOTION was made by Councllmember Sisk, seconded by Councilmember Ittur, to adopt ORDINANCE: N0, 49-37 AN ORDINANCE AMENDING PORTIONS OF THE ORDINANCE 80-9 ADOPTED JUNE 16, 1990. AS AMENDFD, AND KNOWN AS THE PLYMOUTH 10:i..NC ORDINANCE, RELATIVE TO IHE SIDE YARD SETBACK PROVISIONS OF TIIE R-2 ZONING DISTRICT WIFH Rf SPECI 10 SINGLE: FAMILY AND TWO FAMiIY DWELLING UNITS. Mot ton carried on a Roll Call vete, five ,ayes. MOTION was made by Counctlmember Sisk, seconded by Counetlmember Zltur, to adopt ORDINANCE 140. 89-38 AN ORDINANCE- AMENDINC PORTIONS OF [HE ORDINANCE 80-9 ADWIkD JUNE 16, 1940s AS AMENDS: D, AND KNOWN AS THE PL YMOU I H ZONING ORO I NANCE , RF L A T I Vi: TO DEFINITION Of AND PROVISION FOR COMMUNITY -RASED FACILETIES. MDtlon edrried on a Roll Call vote, five ayes. MOIION was made ty Counctlmember Sisk, seconded '% Councllmember 11 tur, to adopt Rt SOLUT ION NO. 99 750 Rt DUCINC Dl dI LOPMI NT BOND, FOX RUN 2ND AD01 i I ON (8',-)066)0 Mutton carried on a Roll Call vote, five ayes. M0110H was made by Counctlmember Sisk, seconded by Cwinctimember l i tur, to adopt RESCtUT ION NO. '*j'9-751 REDUCING DE Vt LUPME NT hUND, FOX RUN 30D ADDITION (85077). Motion carried on a Roll Call vote, rive aye,. ORDINANCE N0. 99. )S ORDINANCE - RtOUIRkMENTS FrA CE NERAL r.fVf LOPM! NF PLAN AND SITE PLAN APPROVAL Item "A -C -I ORDT NANCF M09 89-36 ORD I NANCE - MODIF YINC ALLOWAHLE SIS IN 1-1 DISIPICT Item •9-C-2 ORDINANCE N0. 99-37 Aw"DINCION [ ORDINANCE - CLARIF YINC SIDE YAND SFTRACK PROVIS100S IN R-? DISIRICI Item "9-C-3 ORDINANCE NO. 89-3R fir, ORDINANCE- - PROVIDINC FOR COMMUNITY - BASED FACIL ITISS Item `A C-4 Ht SOLUT ION NO. 89.7S0 R c, nPro N T BOND, F Or RUN 41ND ADON. (45066) Item RE SOLUI IM1 N0. 99-751 RFDIWING DF 1i I.OPMF NT BOND, F 31 RUN '11411 ADDN. (45077) Item Regular Council Hooting November r 20, 1969 Page 337 1401I014 was mad* by Counctlmember Sisk, seconded by CouncIlmember RESOLIIII0N ROe 19-751 Mur, to adopt RESOLUTION NO. 69-752 REDUCING DF:VELOPWNT BOND, Ar`INC D(Vt LiPWNl FOA RUN 41H ADDI T ION 488040), RoND, FOX RuN 4 I11 Al)ON. (A4040) Motion carried on a Roll Call vote, five ayes. Item *1-H-) 1401 I ON was made by Counc t lmembe r Sisk, seconded by Counc i lmembe r 9F SOLUTION 140. $19-75) litur, to adopt RESOLUTION N0. 99-751 REDUCING DEVELOPMENT BOND, RFINXIM DFVF[IoJ SII STEFPLECHASE 3RD ADDITION (97019). BOND, SItFPLFCHASF )Rn ADDN. (17019) Motion carried on a Roll Call vote, five ayes. Item *9 11-4 MOTION was made by Counc 1 lmember S 1 sk, seconded by Counc l 1 member kE SOL UT ION N0. 49 754 litur, to adopt RESOLUTION N0. 89-754 REDWING D!: VELOPMENT BOND, Al. 'I STEEPLECHASE 41H ADDITION ( 97020) . KND, STI F Nit PHASE 4111 AM*, (4 70?0 ) Motion carried on a Roll Call vote, flue ayes. Itcm 09.11-S NOTION was made by Counc i lmember Sisk, seconded by Coune l lmember RESOLUTION N0. 99-755 lltur, to adopt RESOLUTION NO. 89-755 NEDUCINC OtVELOPMENI 110110, RF5WINC DFVFLOPMrgl MISSION TRAILS ADDITION (55091). HOND, MISSION IRAIIc. AWNS 0 509l ) Motion carried on a Roll tall vote, five .lyes. !tern *441-A NOT I tel was made by Counc i lmember Sisk, seconded by Counc l lmernber RESOLUTION 110. 89-754; lltur, to adopt RESOLUTION N0. 89-756 Nt DUCINC DEVtLOPMENI HOND, A`6UCIRE DFVFL6MiNI LORUL V S ADDITION ( 94084) . RON19 1 -01411 -IS A[N)N. h4084) Motion carried on a Roll Call vote, five ayes. Item *H 11 7 MOTION was made by Counellmember Sisk, seconded by Counellmember RESOLUTION NO. 49-757 11tuI•, to adopt RLSOLUIION NO. 49-757 HtDUCINC Dt VEI.UPM1111 BOND, AFfiTINc WFLOW41 K INCS NOH I H 1DD I T I ON ( 86068) . NOND, K I11CS NOR 11+ 46068 ) Notion carded on d Roll Call vote, five ayes. Item *4 H-8 MUIION was made by Counctlmember Sisk, seconded by Couitetlmember FltSOL1111nN Nil, 49-17S4 l l tur, to adopt Rf SOLUT ION N0. 49-753 RE IMHUFIS INC Dt Vt LOPt R t OROF VJR tI ; !L11 R WOUMD WAILRMAIN CONSTRUCTION, HARBOR PLACE- ADUIIION (H7l?4). tOR WAIIRM.AIM IN HARBOR I ANF wn". Mottait carried on a Roll Call vote, five ayes, 471:4) Item *4 1 MOTION was made by Councllnrmber Sisk, secunod by Councilmember Rt SOl UT ION NO, 49 7S9 l l tur, to adopt Rt SOLUT ION NO, q9-759 A1'PROV ;NC NO PARI(INC SIGN APPROVING 1111 AIIK ltd 1NST ALLA1 ION on portions of 3rd Avenue and Na rchv iew Lane. SIGN INS At L A I ION ltom `4-J Motlurl carried on a Nell Call vote, five ayes* 0 Regular Council Meeting thvembeyr 20, 1°69 Page ).1$ MOTION was mc de by Counc i imember Sisk, seconele d by Counc l imembe r lli.ijr, to adopt RESOLUTION NO. 89-760 CRANTIIIC DRIVEWAY EASEMENT OVER 001LOTs U AND E SIEEPLF CHAS!_ 5111 ADC I1ION AND OUILOT 11 SR.FNLECFIASE- 4TH ADDITION, Mutton carried on a Roll Call vote, five ayes. MOTION was made! by Courctlme=mber Sisk, l i tur, to adopt RF SIILUT ION N0. 89-761 THE PROPOSED VACATION OF A PORT ION OF FARM .AOU I 1 I0r1. seconded by Counctlmember ORDFRING PUBLIC NF ANINC ON FIRST AVENUE IN K I NCSWOOO Motion carried an a Roll Cali vote, five ay0•s. MOTION was made by Councllmember Sisk, seconded by Cosmctlmember 1 i tur, to adopt RFSOLUI IOM N0. q9-7(2 ORDF K NC PUBLIC TIE- AR INC ON THE PROPOSED VACATION OF A DRAINACk AND UTILITY F ASt M1. N1 LOT ?, BLOCK 'ell HE R I I AGE. WEST ADU I F I011. Motton a drried on a Roll Call vote., five ay,rs. 1401ION was made by Councllmember Sisk, seconded by CounclimembeAr 1 i tur, to adopt RF SOLUI ION NO. 119-763 Itf CF' I V ING NF-P0R T ANI' ORDERING PROJECT - STREET LIGHTING SWAN LAKE WEST ADDITION. Motion carrted on a Roll Call vote, five ayes. MOTION was made by Counr.11me+mber Stsk, seconded by Cou.i(%I1me±m1%er 11 t.er, to adopt RF SOLUI ION NO. 99.764 HE QUE S1 FOR PAYMENT NO. 6 AND FINAL, DEEP WELL NO. 10 - PUMPING FACILITIES, cIlY PROJEC1 NO. 414. Motton c.srried on a Rotl Call vote, five dyes. MOTION was made by Councl 1me'mher. Sisk, sec ended by Came l lmt.-Ibe 11tur, to adopt RESOLUTION NO. 89-765 DECLARING COSI TO lit ASSLSSI D AND ORDE k INC PRt PARAT ION OF PROPOSED ASSI SSMC N T ION OtL11gk*N1 W.A1E'R SPH INkL:NC It AN V 10 %I IONS. Motton earned on a Holl Call vote•, five .lyes. 140110h wait made by Coune l lmembe th S . sa , seconded by Cotinr l lmt mher Iltur, to adopt RESOLUI ICN 110. 49 76.: CALLING FON PUBLIC HI APING ON PROPOSED ASSI SSMC N 1 , Ik L I Nl Ut N 1 WA 1 t R SPRINKLING 11414 VIOLATIONS. Mat ton carr ted un d Roil Ca 1 t vott , f tve ayr.s. NE SOL U T I Oji NO. 49-760 GRAN t IGDRIVEWAY 1 ASI'M! NIS IN STF F. PLE CIIA.SE' V11 AND STF F PLF C11ASI 491 A11DN. Item •H -K RESOLUTION NO, 019.761, OROF KN?, "fit. HE AR I NC ON VACATION OP 1ST AVF INUF. FROM C.R. 101 13 KIMNE RLY LANE Item *q -L RF SOL UT ION N0, R9.76? 5WITt HC I fF kRTiV*75W - V ArA T I ON OF I ASF- M1 N I IN HtRITA0 WEST ADDII[ON Item *9 M RFSOLUT ION N0, 89 761 ORI)! R I NC PROJECT - SIRt t I I_ IGHT INCSWAN L,'KI WEST AnDN. Item •.q N RF SOI.11I I ON N0. 89-764 FOR AYRI NT NO. 6 AND F i t!AL , WE I.1_ N0. 10, PROJF C 1 414 Item 4-0 41 SOL U T MN NO, 99 76S DI 1. AN INC NIT AND ORO! R I NG PRI PAHA I I ON Of ASSI SSME NI 0P WATER SPR I NKL I NC; t1 AN VIOLATIONS Item FH -P NF SOL UI 1 UN N0. 49 706 Vt T TTriI`,HF NR Nt. nN ASSI SSMI N I F 1Rt 141. INOIM 111 WAR H SHRINK; -INC HAN V I Cil A l IONS Ittam *`i 1' Regular Councils Meeting Mlovenm W r 20, 1989 Page ) )9 MOTION was made by Counclimember Sisk, seconded by Counclirmemher 11tur, to adopt RESOLUTION NO. S9-767 APPROVING DISHURSE.MENTS FOR THE PERIOD ENDING OCTOBER )t, 1-)89. Motion carried on a Roll Call vote, five ayes. REPORTS Of OFFICERS, BOARDS AND COMMISSIONS w RE SOL01 IAN NO. $19.767 APPROV - MINTS FOR KR IOD ENDING 10-)l 149 Item *9-0 MOTION was made by Mayor Schneider, seconded by Councllmrmher Project Status Report titur, to accept and file and Project Status Report, Item 9-A Motion carried on a Roll Call vote, five! ayes. Manager Willis presented the proposed 1990 • 1994 Capital Improvements Program (CIP) and r pgerested Counc t t direction for modlftedtlons. Councilmember Ricker asked if the CIP must be dpprovied In 1999, Mdnayer Willis responded that the CIP does not have to be adopted In 1939; huwCvesr, It must tw approreed l+1 suf f lc lent t lme to order project engineering reports. 10140T [ON was made by Councilmember Ricker, seconded by Councllmember Sisk, to table consideration of the C.)pttal Improvements Program until January, 1990. Notion to amend was made by Mayor Schneider, seconded by Councllmember 11tur, to table until January ?, 1990. Motion to amend carried, five ayes. Mdln motion as once amended carried, flvP ayes. Counellmembe'r Vd31110u stited the CIF' report Includes a letter from Lhe Plymouth/Waytata Youth Baseball Associdtlori re,questlnt; that additional baseb.,ll fdCtittleS tie construeted, She requested that Pdrk Director Blank respond to the Caunctl on this request prior to January ?, tits response should Include such Information as: Ire current fdc l l l t les ddequdte? Is this a reasonable request? What Is the status of youth haset-all? What s mdtiimum and current use of existinq firlds. Manager Willis stated the Council previously dlreeted that staff survey other cities to compare Plymouth's Pollen and fire Aldrm Jrdlnance. lie noted that false alarms continue to account fs.e a significant amount of public safety time. C-' Prellminary Review o' 1990.1994 Cdpltdl Improvement Protiram Item 9 B 9'o1 I its and F Ire F a l so Alarm 1rdlnanve I t fim 9 C W e Regular Council Meeting lbvembe r 20, 1"9 Page 340 Coune.11m ember Ricker asked If there wao ld be an ad- erse effect on 1990 revenues if one false alarm were allowed before a penalty is charged. Manager WIMP elated he could obtain that Information for the Council. Counctlmember titur stated he w,.mld support allowing one free false alarm call. Councllmember Vasi;iou agreed and stateel this Is a type of Public safety service that should bt provideJ to the citizens. MOTION was made by Mayor SchneWer, seconded by Councilmember litur, to adopt OAOINANCE NO. 49-39 AIIENUING POLICE AND FIRE FALSE ALARM OHOINANCE. This ordinance Includes rine free pgllce false alarm per year and provides for an ongolnq perm1z, rather than the existing annual per al. Dtscuss!on was held on ways of collecting the false alarm fee when it dno s occur. Councilmemuer Ricker asked ;f the only way for the City to pursue nonpayment of the fee was thrsugh civil rourte u16 Ilc Safety Director Carlquist slated If a irrson r. •.tses to pay the false alarm penalty acid continues to cit, the system, the City could pursue the matter through criminal C. it. Motion carried on a Roll Call vote, five ayes. NOTION was made by Counc i ltwmber Sisk, secnnded by Counc l member Iltur, to adopt Hf SOLUIIUN NO. 49-768 AUTHONIIING THE TRANSFER OF $29530,48 FROM THE UNALI DCATED CONTINGENCY ACCOUNT FOR THI ACU1IISI T ION % FITNESS LOUIPMENI FON F IRF STATION III. Motion carried on a Moll Call vote, five ayes. Counctlmember Iltur reported on the 1eaque± of Minnesota C1tleR Policy Adoption meeting he recently attended with Cuuncllmember Nicker and Manager Willis. Counctlmember Iltur reported HEonnepin County did not reduce human service ayency fundinq for 1990. the County funded human service agenctez at they 1989 level. Counctlmember Iltur stateri that cirttdoor l:ghtlnq at Fire Station III is still very bright. Manager Willts presented a nruposed 1990 City Counetl meetlnq schedule. ORDINAKE N0. 89-39 N6 i'r Argy FIRE FALSE' ALAPM ORD I 14AVCV L in 9-C RE SOL U T I OW N0. ..19 768 AUTHMMit " ' Vii'` U. - 1 ION OF ADDITIONAL F I THI.SS I OUIPMi NT FAH F iRi STAT ION III Item *9-D CCR Reports Item 9-I 14%nnehin Coiirlty Human Sept v tee i and tnq Fire Statinri III Lightlriq 1990 C t . _y lbunr I l Reet inq Srhedu to Item 9 F C Regular Council Meeting lam VC 70, 1989 Page 341 PV%;or Schnelder &eked Councilmembers, Mayor elect ii'rgman, and Cnuncilmember-elect Nelllwell to review the schedule ani provide contents to Manager wlllis. MOTION was made by Mayor Schneider, seconded by Councllmember Vasillou, that the petition for stop signs at l.anewood Lane and 45th Avenue he placed on the December 4 or 18 Council agonda, and that a report on the trail be provided by s t4l f f . notion curled, five ayes. QTI011 was made by Mayor Schneider, seconded by Ricker, to rec4 n3ider the action talon on September the lot divlsior. at 2520 Larch Lane. Motion carried, five aycs. MOTION was made by Mayor Schneider, Ricker, to consider the lot divlston December IS Council meeting, and to owner of this reconsideration. Motion carried, five ayes. unc t i membe r 5 regdrdinq seconded by Cou•ctlmember at 2520 Lapel. Lane at the eirect staff to r..)ttfy the MOTION was made by Mayor Schneider, seconded by Councilmember Sisk, to consider the City Manager's Performance Review on December 5. Motion carried, ftve ayes. Manager Willis reported that the City has been served wltA a restraining order for destruc inn of a dog tnvol%ed to a rreent biting Incident. Councllmember Iltur noted that varlous problems continue related to dogs, ineludiny dug droppings on the City's trallq. NOT IOM wi%s made by Counclimember 11tur, secondej by Councllmemter Nicker, to direct the City Manager to communfeate the dog ordtnanee to the citizens using Plymouth on Parade, Channe[ 37, &rod other current communication tools. Mot1011 carried, five ayes. The meeting was adjourned at 9:56 p.m. Petition Signs at and 45th for Lanewood Avenue Reconsider Lot Division at 2520 ane stop Lane arch City Manager's Per'or:fiance Review Doq Hite Incident Doq Nut.ranee