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Home My WebLink AboutCity Council Minutes 12-04-19890 MI MUTES RECULAR COUNCIL MFE l INN December 4, 1914 The regular meeting of the Plymouth Clt Council was Draped to order by Mayor Schneider at 7:30 p.m. in the Council Chambors of the City Cent,.;r a 340V Plyu"ot n Soutevdrd o -e December 4, 1989. PRLSUT: Mayor Schneider, Councilmembers Richer, Sisk, Vislllou, ditur ABSENT: None STAFF PRESENT: City MAndger Willts, Assistant Manaqer Boyles, FUbllc Works O.'rector Moore, Planninq and Community Devels.pment Director Tremere, City Attorney Thomson, and City Clerk Rauenhorst PRESENTATION Mayor Schneider presented a check for $200 to Wnlel dnd hargaret Freese;, 14?20 319th Avenue North, winners In the "Ihat's Not Trash, It's Caslt" recycllnq contest. Dan Edgerton and other representatives of Bonestroo, Rosene, Anderllk and Assoclatrs presented the draft upd.;trd Contpre- hensive Plan Sewer Policy Plin and map. Mr. Edgerton stated the purpose of the plan is to provide an Inventory of the City's existing sanitary sewer system to determine its adegt:acy, a guide for completion of the system, and d plan to submit to the Metropolltan Council and Metropolitan Waste Comm!ssion, Mr. Edgerton stated the Metropolttdn Urban Service Area (MUSH) line defines the urban service ores and the r iral service arr, anal noted that the Elm Creek district is currently otit:jldr the MUSA. He prese'ntcd the estimated population and projected w4stewdter flows thruu+lh the ye.ir ?010, and estimated sewer flows anticipated under the Revised Land Use Cuidr Plan. the Clty'f preltrInary projeettolis are 15 to 20 percent h(gher than the Metrupolitan Coupcll prujecttons. Director 'reweere stated one reason for the different pro jeet l ans Is the Interpretation of Metropolitai+ Council pupilatlon projections and population estimates. Councilmember Vaslitou stated th•l, rliscrepanrr with the isp of different population figures s1h..uld be elearly noted in the Pian materials prepared and s.ibmltteo by the Ctty. Director lremere •t:ted dn), discrepancy will itutc 1 l the lnformatlon presented to the Metropolitan Counet1. Recyclinn Winner Presentation Sani tary Sewer Plan Item 4-11-1 of 0 Regular Council Meeting December 4, 1989 Page 343 Mr. Edgerton described the changes from the 1980 Sewer Plan. The system has been substantially built up, and certain areas have been downsized because the Revised Land Use Guide Plan results in a reduced density from the previous Plan. Mr. Edgerton explained that the Pike Lake and Bass Lake Districts were previously planned to drain to Lift Station No. 5 and then to the proposed Elm Creek Interceptor. Temporary flow was made to the south until the Elm Creek Interceptor was built. Much of the northeast area is now developed; therefore, the temporary installation is proposed to become permanent. He recommended that the City monitor the North Central Trunk Sewer, particularly to the east of Medicine Lake, as further development occurs. If it becomes overtaxed, he will recommend that capacity of Lift Station No. 2 be expanded and that a parallel forced main be constructed to carry the excess flow. Mayor Schneider asked if the alternative plan could be cooisidered to provide service to the west area of the City. Mr. Edgerton stated the alternative chosen will depend on timing of the Elm Creek Interceptor construction. Director Moore stated the Interceptor is presently not planned before the year 2010. The Bass Lake and Pike Lake district are planned for full capacity by 2000. Mr. Edgerton concluded that the City has a strong stnitary sewer system overall. His firm will prepare the final report, which will include cost estimates and assessment information, to he submitted to the Metropolitan Council in early January. Ferrol Robinson, Strgar-Roscoe-Fausch, presented the drafted updated Transportation Element of the Comprehensive Plan. He stated the City's Thoroughfare Guide Plan is still very sound. The objectives of the Plan are to support the existing land use and support future changes in land use, to provide a complement In street types, and to comply with local as well as regional plans. Mr. Robinson explained thr characteristics of the existiny plan and showed the current congestion problems. As growth continues, congestion areas will expand unless facilities are built to carry the excess volume. lie reviewed the traffic volume impact of the proposed land a re charges. The nvr.rall reduction in density will put lass strain on thl: system than the original plan. He presented information on trip generation per day by land use type. 0 Regular Council Meeting December 4, 1989 Page 344 Mr. Roblason presented statistics showing that much of the I-494 and T.H. 55 traffic has destinations otner than in Plymouth. Manager Willis asked to what extent the City could be asked to carry a burden for interstate expansion needed due to traffic going through Plymouth. M. Robinson stated the Metropolitan Council may s+iggest that Plymouth pay some of the expansion costs, but these figures prove that Plymoutt is not using the entire capacity nr alone causing excess capacity of the interstate system. Ar Robinson presented changes proposed from the 1980 Transportation Plan, including realignment of various streets and reclassification of certain streets from major collector to arterial status. He stated consideration was given to whet is happening outside of Plymouth that. impacts the system. Councilmember Zitur asked If Mr. Robinson believed S6imIdt Lake Road was planned properly. Mr. Robinson stated yes; a recent study roved Schmidt Lake Road improv:iments trc"!f.- vveriodu and back-up will occur County Road 10. found that are made, at County unless the significant Road 9 and Mayor Schneider asked if computer modelinq would show when 6th Avenue should be connected to T.N. 55. Mr. Robinson stated he is In the process of analyzing that connection. Two access points are proposed to spread the traffic burden. Councilmember Vasiliou noted that one of the charges of the Metropolitan Council is that cities work with employers to discuss transportation issues. She suggested that the Twin West Chamber of Commerce may be a good cigency to conduct these discussions on btshalf of several cities. She thanked Mr. Robinson for a comprehensive report. Councilmember Sisk stated he is glad to see the frontage read e! aminated at County Road 9 and Peony Lar.e. Regular Council Meeting December 4, 1989 Page 345 MOTION was made by Mayor Schneider, seconded by Councilmember Ricker, to refer the Sanitary Sewer and Transportation Plans to the Planning Commission for study on December 6 and public hearing on December 13, so a recommendation can be returned to the Council on December 18. Motion carried, four ayes, Vasillou absent. CONSENT AGENDA MOTION was made by Councilmember Sisk, seconded by Councllmember Zitur, to adapt the Consent Agenda. Motion carried on a Roll Call vote, four ayes, Vasil IOU absent. MINUTES MOTION was made by Councllmember Sisk, seconded by Councilmember Zitur, to approve the minutes of the November 20 reqular meeting. Motion carried on a Roll Call vote, four ayes, Vasilioer absent. PETITIONS, REQULSTS, AND COMMUNICATIONS MOTION was made by Councilmember Sisk, seconded by CotenctImember Zitur, to adopt RESOLUTION N0, 99-769 AUTHORIIING RFLEASE u6 PERFORMANCE GUAhANTEE FOR CENTURION COMPANY FOR VICKSBURG PLAZA SHOPPING CENTER (89081). Motion carried on a Roll Call vote, four eyes, Vasillou absent. Mayor Schneider reported that he and Councllmember VasIllou met with the developer for Bass Lake Plaza 2nd Addition (4701S) to reach an agreement on mitigation for the removal of trees along the creek which includes unplatted land adjacent to the developer's land. The developer seeks to buy and plat that kind. A compromise agreement w-ur, developed and is rerommenelecd to the Council. MOT104 was made by CoeenetImember Sisk, seconded by Coeinrilmemher lltur, to adopt RI SOLU[ ION M0, H9-770 AMI LADING NO. '47-1)73 FOIL THE APPROVAL OF (HE PRI L IMTNARY PLAT AND GENERAL DF VF L.ONMI Ni PLAN FOR HASS LAKI PLAI A 2ND ADDITION (,47015)0 Motion to dme'nd was made by Mayor Sclineleder, seronedecd by Councllmember Sisk, to aijd the followinq lanqiiage to Con itlon Il; "This reforest.ition is mlt1gatlon for the removal of trees necessary to fill the nateiral creek and the trees in this plan shall not be Included in the mitigation rr(utreed by D.N.H. or Refer Sanitary Sewer Plan and Transportation Plan to Planning Commission Item 4 -B Consent Agendd Item S Minutes Item *6 RFSOLUTION NO, 99-70;9 RELEASE OF PE RF ORMANCF GUARANTF F AT VICKSHIIRG PLATA ( +9)909 l ) Item *7-A RI SOLUT ION N0. 49-770 A FN IN PRFL, [A AND GF NI RAL DF VI L OP - MI NT PLAN FOR BASS L AKF- PL AI A ?ND ADOt. ON 10 ALLOW F 1`1 1.1NC 7015) Item 7-I1 U Regular Council Meeting December 4, 1989 Page 346 Included with landscaping ('Landscapinq Policy') required with site plan approval by the City." Greg Frank, project developer.-.tated he understood the+ amendment. Motion to amend carried, five ayes. Main motion as once amended Cdr[- led on a Ro l l Ca 1 l vote, f tve ayes. MOTION was grade by Councllmember Sisk, seconded by Counrllmember RFSOLUTIOW N0. 99-771 litur, to adopt RESOLUTION N0, 89-;I1 APPROVING RESIDFNTIAL APPROVING RPUD t.AN PLANNED '.TNI T Dk VE LOPME N . CONDITIONAL USE PERMIT AME NDME N f FOP AND CONDITIONAL USF JAMS HLTHKE FOR CIMARRON PONDS (RPUD 76-3) (99094). PFRMIT FOR CIMARRON for a PONDS ?ND Aft.) I T I ON Motion carried on a Roll Call vote, Pour ayes, Vaslltou ahsent. R9094) Item °7-C MOI ION was made by Counct imember Moir, sceonded by RFSOLIIT ION N0, 49-77? rouncllmember VdsilloU, to adopt RESOLUTION NO. 89.77? APPROVING AP RUIN, L %' ,,T6N L01 DIVISION/LOI CONSOLIDATION FOR ROHIRf K. WALLA0 (+49091). rntAniinAfION Akn VAR 1 ANC'l- FOR 11013 Motion carried on a Roll Call v t te, five ayes. WALL ACF- ( 991191) Item 1-D MOTION was made by Counc t lmember l t torr, secorided by RF SOLI) i 1 ON NO. 149-771 Counctlmember Vaslllou, to adopt RESOLUIION NO. 99-773 Fit I I ING FT-I N ` MAIM TFN-S—TO CONDI I IONS 10 BE MET PRIOR TO FILING AND RF CARDING LOT ill Mt I PRIOR 70 F IL ING DIVISION/LOT CONSOLIDAIIO?l AND VARIANC: S FOR ROHFRT K. WALLACE 49091) FOR PROPLRTY LOCATED AT 17920 m H AVENUE NROTH (89091). Item 7-1) Motion carried on a Roll. Call vote, five ayes. Councllmember Vaslltou stated that gtven the history and Request for waiver of circumstances relating to Lowry Hill Constructlon/Derrhavep. RPUD Preliminary PlanAddition, she would support finding the RPUD A nal Plan to be In Ame•ridment for substantial compl lance with they approved RPUI) Preliminary P'an. Desbrhaver, 3rd Addition Item 7-F MOTION was made by Counci lmember Vasl l [tier to adopt a resoltrt loci flnding the RPUD Final Plan to be In substantial complt.,n.ie with thV approved RPUD Prellminary Plan of "Deerliaven" (S9105). Mutton failed for lack of a second. Councilmember Sisk statt•d an ameindrnent to the RPUD Plar should he coristdyred by the Plannlnq Commisslon for a public hear[nq. Mayor Schneider Stated that a staff was recoynited And the Council now Plan with a waiver or refer It to public heartng arld d recommenddtton, error of several ve.irs ago either can approve tree new the Plannlnq Irommisslon for Regular Council Meeting December 4, 1"91 Pace 347 MOTION was made by Councilmember Sisk, seconded by Councitmemajr Ricker, to refer the request to the Planning Commtssinn 1`^r p•.sbl is hear'.ng, per the loving brdlnance. Bernard Barr, 11670 dist Avenue tlnrth, stated he believes an mended RPUD Preliminary Plan should not he necc:teary since the proposed structure setback In Deerhaven Third Aatditil n Is consist-tnt with the outside boundartes of the Chitlot A nreated In 19®:. He stated that his plat was approver in 1911 regardless of what the structure setback intent maw have been tot the Preliminary Pian approval. Ne sal d It w. t r common t o but 1 d attached hoses to the lot lines and atiy d'scc#•p#t 1cles should be administratively handled ds !s the one case earlier this year. Mr. Barr also stated he was forced to sign a letter from the City against his will; he considered that "blackmail." Director Tremere stated that there have been prr(n Its issued In error In the past allowing struettive-s closer thou 35 feet to 57th Avenue N3rth. The rRsearch showy -.t that the Final Plat that was filed for the Second Addlttots was not adjusted to match the PUO Pldn that was approved. A :'ity buildinq Inspector noticed In March, 1999, that a setback was less than the required 35', dnC brought It the Bulldtnq Official's attention. Director 1remere found there was no adverse Impact, and a change to the PUN Plan for that building eras warranted, per the PUO reguiations. Mr. Barr signed a letter acknowledging that the City could not issue further butldlnq permits at a setback less than the leyally required setback. 3taPf believes that since Mr. Barr vdnts to have a setbdek lees than the required 35', it constitutes an amendment to the PUO and should qo before the Planning Commission for public hearing. Mr. Barr also has the altern.tive of adjustlnq the deslgn of the home to comply with the iS' setback, which wotpld 10omply with the Preliminary Plat and could qualify for F1nal P:dt approval. That option is not act•eptable to Mr. Bart because -3ne of the bulldlnq units has apparently been sold. Counclimember Vasllluu notified Mr. Barr that this Item should be considered by the Council by late January it the Cummisslun can hear 1t in Decent Ar. Mottun carried, five ayes. MOTION was made by Counetlmember Sisk, seeon%ird by Cuuneilmember Iltur, to adopt RESOLUTION N0, 89.774 OPUS LORPOR kT ION - BASS CREEK IIUSINk SS PARK - STORM WAIEN DRAINAGE FASFM141 ACRF1 MFNI. IsMotion carried on a Roll Catl vote, four ayes, Vaslliuu absent. NE-SOLU)ION NO, A9-774 A. FM V N T XCUMUNT Willi OPUS CORP $ FOR BASS L.AKF HUSINt SS PARK Item "7-F U 0 Regular Council Meeting December 4, 1969 Page 346 140T [ON was side: by Coune I Imember Stsir , seconded by CouncIlmember 11tur, to adopt RESOLUTION 140. 89-775 ORDERING PUBLIC NEARING ON THE PROPOSED VACAI ION OF DRAINAGE AND UTILITY EASEMENTS, LOTS l AND 2, BLOCK 49 FERNBR00K WOODS ADDITION. Motion carried on a Roll Call vote, four ayes, Vasitlou -sent. 14011014 was wade by Councllmember Sisk, seconded by Councll.member 11tur, to adopt RESOLUTION NO. 89-776 ORDERING PUBLIC HEARING ON THE PROPOSED VACATION Of DRAINAGE AND UTILITY EASEMENT, OUTLOT E, CARLSON CENTER SECOND ADDITION Motion carried on a Roll Call vote, four ayes, Vasillou absent. 14011ON was made by Counc i lmember Sisk, seconded by Coone t lmember lltur, to adopt RESOLUTION NO. 89-777 ORDFRINC PIPLIC 1lfARI1.'C ON THE PROPOSED VACATION OF A ORAINACF AND UTILITY L ASEME HI , LOT ?, BLOCA 19 CARLSON COMPANIES 4TH ADDI T ION, Notion c4irrled on .% Roll Call vote, four ayes, Vdslliou absent, MOTION was made by Councilmember Sisk, seconded by Councilmember litur, to adopt RESOLUTION NO. 99-779 ORDERING P118LIC 11EARING ON Ift PROPOSED VACATION OF A DRAINAGE AND UTILITY 1 ASEM1NT, LOT ?, BLOCK 1, CARLSON COMPANIES 41H ADDITION EMBRACED WI141H for :, BLOCK 1, CARLSON COMPANIES 2ND ADDITION, Motion carried on a Roll Call vote, four ayes, Vdsillisu absent. MOTION was made by Councilmember Sisk, seconded by Councllmember 1ltur, to adopt RESOLUTION NO. 49-779 ORDIRINC PUBLIC HLAHINC ON 1HE PROPOSED VACATION OF A DRAINAGE AND UI IL I I Y EASEMENT, L OT ?, BLOCK 1, CARLSON COMPANII S 41H ADDI T ION, Motion carried on a Roll Call vote, four ayes, V45111011 dhse11t. MOTION was made by Councilmember Sisk, seconded by Councilmember litur, to adopt RESOLUTION N0, 89-740 ORDERING PUIILIC NEARING ON IM PROPOSED VACATION OF A DRAINAGE -AND U 1 I l I 1 Y I ASt MEN 1, L O T 41 til OCK l , CARL SON COWAN It S ?NQ ADO I I ION. Mot Lon carried on a Roll Call vote, four .iyes, Vdslliou absent. tAOI ION was made by Cuunet lmember Sisk, secunded by Co inet tme•mher ltlir, to adopt RESOLUTION N0, 49-741 01 CLARINC ADX QUA(%Y (1 Pk IIIION AND ORDERING PREPARATION OF HVPOHI , SIRE! I l ICHI INC - 11A S LAKE HILLS ADOVION, Motion carried on a Hall Call vote, four ayes, Vasllta i ahSNnt, RE SOLUI ION NO. 49-775 HE AR INC ON VACATION Of fASEMFNIS IN FERNBROOK WOODS ADDITION Item "7-C-1 RESOLUTION 140. 49-776 OADrAIRPLOL IC —! HEARINC ON VACATION Of EASEMFNI IN CARLSON CENIER 2140 ADDITION Item 07 G-7 RESOLUTION NO, 99-777 L Hf AR I NC ON VACATION OF FASEMFNI IN CARLSON COMPANIES ?ND ADDItION Item *7-C-3 RESOLUI ION Nn. iV- 779 f N- VACAI ION OF f ASE ME NIS IN CARLSON 41H ANI) CARLSON ?ND AMMONS Item *7-C-) F11 SOLUI ION NO. 49.779 iiRnr N VACATION OF 1 ASt MEN 1 IN CARLSON 4111 A00l l ION Item *7-C-1 RE SILL UT ION NO. 49-740 WOW 11FARINC ON V ACA I I ON (IF 1 ASI Mt 11 r IN 0NLS011 ?N0 Ano 1 I I ITN Item * T • C& 3 RI Sol d1 ION NO. Ky - 7 ` t acct Pr INS - r I 1 Il1N, OHQt H INC: 1000"I E OH STRI i 1 L 1041 INC IN HASS l AKt H It L S ADO I r I ON Item *7 41 E Regular Countll Meeting December 4, 1949 Page 349 14011001 was Hyde by Counellmember Sisk, seconded by Counellmember Iltur, to adopt RESOLU11014 NO. 89-782 RECEIVING KEPORI AND ORDERING PROXCI - SfREE1 LIGATING, BASS LAKE. HILLS ADDITION. Notion carried on a Roll Call vote, four ayes, Vaslliou absent. 1101100 was made by Counclimember Sisk, secoc ded by Counclimenher Iltur, to adopt RESOLUTION HO. 89-78) RECEIVING REPORT AND CALLING FOR HEARINC ON IMPROVEMEHIS, 157H AVENUE - NORTH OF SOUTH SHONE DRIVE, CITY PROJECT N0. 945o Notion carried on a Roll Call vote, four ayes, Vaslliou absent. MOTION was made by Councllimumber Sisk, seconded by Councllmember 11tur, to adopt RESOLUTION 110. 49-784 REDUCING DFVFL0F4MENT BOND, BASS LAKE HILLS A0011I001 (98060). Motion carried on a Roll Call vote, four ayes, Vaslliou absent. MOTION was made by Counclimember Sisk, seconded by CounclInrmber liter, to ddupt RESOLUTION NO. 49 -?45 NF DUCINC DFVFLOPMI N1 BOND, PINE RIDGF AT BASS LAKE ADDITION (86147). Motion carried on a Roll Call vote, four ayes, Vaslliou absent. MOTION was made by Councllmember Sisk, seconded by Councllmeamher Iltur, to adopt RESOLUIION N0. 49-796 HFOUCINC DF1IFLOPMINI MOND, WILD WINGS 2ND ADDITION (880461. Motion carried on a Roll Call vote, four ayes, VdAlttOU aAsrnt. MOTION was evade by Counc l lmembe r Sisk, seconded h -r Count i lmer-mbe r Iltur, to adup: RESULUII0N NO. 49-787 Nt.DUCINC % 0 OPM[NI BOND, WILD WINGS )NO ADDITION ( 88141) . Motion carried on a Roll Call vote, fare ay:s, Vasltlou absent. MOTION was made by Councllmembe: Sisk, seconded by Counellmemher Iltur, to adopt RtSOLUTIO01 N0. 49-744 RtDUCING %VtL0PMtN1 BOND, WILD WINGS 41H ADUIIION (SVOSO). Motive csrried on a Roll Call vote, fosir a)es, Vasttiou absent MOTION was made by Counellmember Sisk, seconded by Cuunellmem;,er Iltur, to adopt NESOLU1I014 N0. 49-749 •APPROVINC flit 1990 PAY tQUi1Y IMPLFMtNIAIION PLAN. Counellmember Vastltou stated the yulldlnq Official e%p•essed concerns that the inspector salary r.anyes have not been RESOLUTION N0. A9 -7A? Rfuum irpoit AN[! ORT)FRINC PROJFCT - STRFCT LIGHTING IN BASS LAK1 HILLS ADDITION I t earn 67-H RF SOLUTION N0. q9-751 RECFTVIRC REPORT A'IF ORDFRINC IMPROVF4l N1 - l3TH AYE., PROJFCI 94S Item *7-I RESOLUTION NO, 49-794 RMUCINC rWVFLfflRRNr BOND FOR BASS LAKE HILLS AnDI T ION ( 44060) Item 07-3-1 RFSOLUTION "0. 89-745 R I)UC N ffVFL13 1 F NT BOND FOR PINE R Ir At BASS LAK ADD I 1 I ON 96147) Item *7-3-? RF SOLUf ION NO. li9- 744 PrOMM DFVF'iin1 IT HAND FOR WILD WINGS ND ADDITION (41RO4f, ) Itelit *7-3-1 RE SOLUT ION 010. 49-747 Four I ( nrvmnNr hOND FOR WILD W t hGS RD ADDITION (441411 Item *7-3-4 iIFSULUIION M0. 99-744 RF DUC I,V OF VF L OPMF N BOND FOR WILD WINGS 4TH ADDITION (490SO) Item *7-3-') Ht SOLUM ION H0. 49-749 APPROVING flit 19%0 PAY f QU11 Y IMPLFMt Ni AI I()N NL AN Item 7 -k I Regular Council lieu! Ing December , 1909 Page 350 competitive. She su;gesteA providing additional educational benefits. Manager Wt1113 stated tie Inspector salary ranges proposed for 1990 have been lncrcaset and are competitive. In response to a uestion by Councllmembir Ricker, Director Tremere concurred with the Manager. Motion carried on a Roll "all vote, five ayes,. Attorney Thomson recommerded the Council aDprove a settlement agreement for the dequtsttlon of easements for the drainage pond required by the Cottonwood Plata Development. The settl*meet Is In the amount of $75,000, ,)Ius an additional $3,900 of Interest which has accrued since 0e taking of the property on June 9, 1959. This settlement Is subject t -s the approval of the developer of Cottonwood P!*zd Center since they must reimburse the City for All costs assoelated wI0 this condemnation procedure. MOI ION was made by Counc l lmemher Sisk, speoroided by Coune i lmemhe r Ricker, to concur with a $75,000 settlement plus $3,900 accrued Interest for the necessary e,lsement s for the Cottoi wood Plata dralndye pond. Motion carried, five, ayes. MOT IL41 was made by Mayo., Sc:hntlder, seconded by Counci member Sisk, to :%dopt RESOLUTION AVO. h9-790 1949 AWARD FOR CITY MANACVR ft-KONMANCE OBXCTIVLS. Cnuncllmembiar tltur stated he .fid not llkor the process d0d I. t. should be changed$ Counci imembe r Yasl l tou stated she d, J net psrt • ltpdte In the rating pro.%ess. Motion carried, four ayes, V-Ast l iou mj v . MORON vias made by Counciemember Ricker, !econde•d by Councllnw)mber Sisk, to direct the City Manager to review his present d.grerement, make necessary a,'Justme-it: Inc-tudlnq rhangln4l the agreement to the calendar yf r (Jdf. 0ro ayh Dec.), ar+d to place: co+isldoeratlon of the reg ised agreeme it on the Weember 14 agenda. Councl member Vas,i l i+)1. oh It -%ted December" 104 ayend,+, ,g the two new In Janudry and shooilli ha%t• input. is rervle'wlr g It, hkit the not -w Counell to. ,la,.:tnq zi• % Item on the epmbers will b • tuklnq office She ...0tNef she rrot 'e1 $ulel art sl„ulJ d,.t on it. Se t lenient of Condemnat ton for ease Ants for Cottonwood Plaid, Project 76? Item A -A RFSUIUTION We 89-790 Pf RF ORMAI C'f ON:!F C I I VF AWARD FON 19049 Item 04-N City Man.egrr f mo l uyiwi. t .Aq rpemNn t F Regular Councli Mr-eting Docetber 4, 1989 Page 3 5 Cou+icilmember Ricker stated that h b Intent under the new weemorst 's that the Kmager will still s;rve at the discretion of the Council. Counellmember Vasil lau asked If the ntrw agreeR. ont were at the December 18 meting, would the new Council be revise it? adopted able to Attorney Thomson stated that the City Manager, by statute, serves at the pleasure of the City COuncll. Terms agreed to by both parties are binding for the agreew.nt term, unless they ire amended by mutual agreement duvIng tha agreement teas. Nest ion carried, ferur ayes, Vas t l tou nay, HOIION was made by Councllmember 1ltear, seconded by Ci'uncllmesber Ricker, to direct staff to draft resour'vtlons to add approxima'ely 511,000 for a community newsletter ant' S500000 for Fire Station III firing range to the 1990 Budt.e t, and appropriate the 1989 Budget excess to next year's o,)er(0,tnq tudi et, in order to reduce the required levy. C'ouncllmember Ricker recommended that the City $500,01'0 from nurplus to apply against the levy for 1"0. This would first be applied to spec W levies and any balance applied to the i;enera: Fund. Through this action, the City's portion of propert-t taxes would be reduced for the third year. 0 Mayor Schneider noted that this action will not reduve tote cash flow below the 40 percent, that is required. Notion edre-ted, f1ve ayes. Councllmember 1ttker asked if somethlnq can be done, -uch as placement uf a barricade, to Improve conditions at 4Ath Aven,je brth and tachary Lane. Uirectair !bore stated the sanded a yreut deal it incurrejct ly route traffic; at 49th Avenue to improve t this is a ver the winter. however, a Yield traffic safetye steep hill and is A barricade would sign has been plaord Proposed Chanqrs Ht idgr t Trdf f lr Safet) A 44th 1vrntie and lachdry Lane Counctlmember tltur masked if a train stgnal will be Installed at HaIIroad Signal Oft the Soo Line railroad •-.rosstny on Plneview lane. Ptneview Lane 01re:ct,er Moore stated the rdilroad and Mln esota Department of oransportatlon have approved lrstallatlon of the duns! (W rtnq the sunt r of 1990. Regular Council Meeting December •, M9 Mage )SI 1C EburocilmeMber litur stated that a reslient reported 3eelnq 137 Drer Meer in the City and the Cow••il needs to consider dolnq something to contral the deer population. The meeting was adjourned at 1006 p.m* E