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ACCIIiAR COUNCIL MEETING
Wei "r 189 1989
The regular meeting of the Ply south City Counel t was called to
order by Mayor Schnelder at 7:30 p.m. In the Councti Chambers of
the City C64er at 340C P!ymouth Boulevard on December 18, 1989.
PRESENT: Mayor Svhnel4er,
Vaslliou, Iltur
ABSENT: Nene
Councllmembers Ricker, Sisk,
STAFF PRESENT: City 14anagerr Willis, Assistant Manager Boyles,
Public works Director Mere, Planning and
Community Development Director Tremere, Public
Safety Director Carlqutst, City Attorney
Thomson, and City Clerk Aauenhorst
PPESENTAtIONS
Mayor Sc melder presented plaques oi, g ppreclatlon to Judy LaTour
for her .iery ice on the Park and Ret eviat ion Advisory Conmi I ss ton,
and Carry Neils for his service oti the Hnusinq and Redevelow-nL
Authority.
Mayor Schneider presented a certificate ane, aware! of Financial
Reporting Achievement to Dale Hahne F mance Ditector. He noted
t;els is the seventh year the C1!y has received this recognition.
Uifts of apprecldtlon were presented on behalf of the My
Council to nutgotng Mayor Vlrgtl Schnelder and Counellmember
Jerry Sisk.
Mike Trc03ee,, f--ossen Architects, presentee) the schrmatic
eslgns for F ta•e ,itat tan I.
t.ouncllmember Sisk asked Mr. frossen to romparr the tralaln
center area with the reorntly completed tralnlnq area In Fire
r loa III.
Fire Chint Robtn•on stated the area proposed in F ire Stat on I
is ls:tendeo unl) for the traltiing of Stotlon s'firefighters dnd
Is aoprox;mdtoly 3/4 of the slit of the tri 1n1nq area in Fire
St.it tun 111.
Md --ager Willis stated the traln(aq are.. in Fire Station I is a
mul:t-use room and will be eased for many acLivlttes in ae.dition
to ,tat11IngG
Plaque Presentations
to Commtsslon gmmbe-rs
Item 4-A
Award of Fknanclal
Report lni Achlevement
Item 4-H
Presertatlon to
O.[gotnq Council
Memhers
Five Stat ion I
chemat it I*stgn
Item 4 C
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Regular Council Meeting
December 18, 19#1A
Al go 354
Mt. lcoosen stated tient as the schematic desiqn stagr, the
t nnl!s for the ynty peo,;elct ire aht t 5825,000.
CowictImember tltur stated '%.e will not support a cost greater
than is now estrmated.
Counc t lmewber Vis l 1 iou asked It there IS a nce%l to provide ar,
area for hazard waste training.
Fire Chief Robinson stated consideration haqt he en glven tt tivckt
element In the design •nd he is comtortdi0-* *1th - currew
proposal.
Manager Willis stated It the 1 ounci 1 approves the schemat le
design, the architect. will proceed with design clevelopmeett. At
that stage, more definitive cost estlavites will be avai"ab-A!.
4011ON eras made by Cwiane l lmember Sisk, seconded by Counc l lm ember
Ricker. to ad# -)t RESOLJTION NC?. 89-791 APPROVINC SCHIMAII.
TIE S IGN PHASE AND AUT NOt' I1 INC Ok VELOPME N r OE S ICN PNASC OF F : RF
ST MON I.
Motion carried on a Roll Call vote, five ayes.
CONSENT A..DA
Items $-4-1 and 8-N•2Rc o u 'e.n eIs ! a s apprwing afire ntinl and final
plan; , 4• Q (City Council Policy Updates) and 8•-V ( %end Counc i l
meet leq time) were remx:veti from the Consr at Agenda.
MOTION was made by CodrelIaLmber Slsk, seconded by Councllmember
ll tur, to adept the Con cent A4aari i os amended.
Motl.n carried on a Roll Cdll vo'e, f've ayes.
NOTION was made by Couno%i lmember S13k, seconded by Cowtc l lmember
lltur, to approve the w1nut03 of the December 4, 1989, Connell
meeting.
Motion carried on a Roll Cail Vote five ayes.
Mayor Schnelde: opened a special asses-sment heariny on water
aprinkl lrq ban vluldtlons at 7:54 p.in. No one -ippe xtad. the
hedring was closed dt 7:54 p.m.
MOTION ads made by Co.inel lmember Sisk, seconued by Counrl kwmber
IIt.,r, to ddupt RESOLUTION NU. 4944 ADO111 INC ASST SS,* N1,
OELINQULNT WATER SPRINKLING BAN VIOLATIONS.
IoMotion edrrled on a Rall CAL vote, five ayes.
WSOLUT ION NO. 89-791
WARING 9CHFRM
OfSICN FOR F IRt
STATION I
Item 4 -C
C'c;n;,ent Agrnna
Item S
Minutes
Item .6
Rt 'Oi.UT ION N0. 49 '90't
W$sI-MIRC AS P SMTT
i OR WATt R SNRINKI INr'
HAN V IUI MON
Item 7 -A
t.
Regular Council Meeting
December 18, 1989
Page 355
Mayor Schneider opened a hearing on vacation of 1st Avenue from
County Road 101 to Kimberly Lane at 7:55 p.m. No one appeared.
The hearing was closed at 7:55 p.m.
MOTION was made by Councilmember Sisk, seconded by Councilmember
Z.itur, to adopt RESOLUTION NO. 89-793 AUTHORIZING THE VACATION
OF A PORTION OF FIRST AVENUE WITHIN KINGSWOOD FARM 'DDITION.
Motion carried on a Roll Call vote, five ayes.
Mayor Schneider opened a
utility easements on Lots
Addition at 7:55 p.m. No
at 7:55 p.m*
hearing on vacation of drainage and
1 and 2, Bleck 4, Fernbrook Woods
Dne appeared. The hearing was closed
MOTION was made by Mayor Schneider, seconded by Councilmember
Sisk, to defer action on this request until after discussion of
Agenda Item 8-B (Lot Division/Consolidation and Variance for
Fernbrook Woods)$
tiotion carried, five ayes.
Mayor Schneider opened a hearing on vacataion of drainage and
utility easement on Outlot E, Carlsoa Center Sticond Addition at
7:56 p.m. No one appeared. The hearing was closed at 7:56 p.m.
MOTION was made by Councilmember Sisk, seconded by Councilmember
Zitur, to adopt RESOLUTION NO. 89-794 AUTHORIZING THE VACATION
OF DRAINAGE ,AND 111ILITY EASEMENT, OUTLOT E, CARLSON CENTER
SECOND ADDITION.
Motion carried on a Roll Call vote, five ayes.
MOTION was made by Councilmember Sisk, seconded by Councilmemher
Zitur, to adopt RESOLUTION NO. 89-795 APPROVING RESIDENTIAL
PLANNED UNIT DEVLLOPMENT PLAN AMENDMENT FOR KINGSVTFW HLiGHTS
HOMEOWNER ASSOCIATION (89096).
Motion carried on a Roll Call vote, five ayes.
Fred Haas, 8518 Zenith Road, appeared on behalf of Mary Anderson
Construction requesting approval of a lot division/consolidation
and variance for Fernbrook Woods located at the southwest corner
of 47th Avenue North and Ithaca Lane (89099). Mr. Haas stated
that when these lots were platted, the developer made a mik,take
by making Lhe corner lot Loo small. He now has a buyer for the
corner lot, however, a variance is needed in order to construct
the home that is desired.
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RESOLUTION N0. 89-793
VACATING IST WEND IE
FROM C.R. 101 TO
KIMBERLY LANE
Item 7-B
Hearing on Vacation of
Easements in Fernbrook
Woods Addition
Item 7-•C
RESOLUTION NO. 89-794
VACATING FASEMENT IN
rARLSON CENTER SECOND
ADDITION
Item 7-D
RFSOLUTION NO, 89-795
RPUD PLAN AMENDMENT
FOR KINGSVIF:W HEIGHTS
F1. (1. A . ( 89091 )
It.m "-8-A
Regular Council Meeting
December 18, 1989
Page 356
41 MOTION was made by Councilmember Ricker, seconded by Mayoror
Schneider, to adopt RESOLUTION NO. 89-796 DENIAL OF LOT
P(VISION/CONSOLIDATION AND VARIANCES FOR MARVIN H. ANDERSON
C!'NSTRUCTION COMPANY (69099).
Mayor Schneider stated that no hardship was demonstrated, and
the situation was not caused by the ordinance.
Motion carried an a Roil Call
ayes; Sisk and Vasiliou nays.
vote, Ricker, Zitur, Schneider
MOTION was made by Mayor Schneider, seconded by Councilmember
Ricker, to deny the request for vacation of drainage and utility
easements on Lots 1 and 2, Block 4, Fernbrook ")ods Addition,
which was deferred following the public hearing.
Motion carried, five ayes.
Manager Willis stated that residents presented a petition to the
Council on November 20 requesting an all -way stop on 45th Avenue
at Lanewood Lane. Staff has reviewed the request and recommends
that the al'. -way stop be established at Minnesota lane And
45th/46th Avenue, as this is the main entrance to the park.
Also, In the future Minnesota Lane will be extended northerly
and connected to Schmidt Lake Road.
Kdrert Parks, 14875 46th Place, stated that the all -way stop at
the intersection proposed by staff will not solve tfie residents'
problem, Children would still have to walk with the direction
of the traffic along 45th Aveivie to get to Minnesota Lane in
order to cross to the park. This section of street contains a
hill, curve, and dip on 45th Avenue making it dangerous for
children to cross the street. This intersection is also a
summer school bus stop for the primary grades. Ms. Parks stated
the park is underuttlized because parents are afraid to let
their children go to the park alone due to the dangerous traffic
situation.
Ken Tyra, 4615 Juneau Lane North, stated there it poor access to
the park and many children in the neighborhood, makinq this a
unique situation. He supported the original all -way stop
request at 45th and Lanewood Lane.
Jerry Parks, 14875 46th Place North, retterated that there are
visibility problems on 45th Avenue creattnq a dangerous
situation for children.
Joe Evers, 14885 46th Place North, stated an all -way stop at
45th Avenue and Lanewood Lane would l.:crease vOhlcle safety ,i-;
wel1. This corner is dangerous herause of the hill and curve.
RESOLUTION NO, 89-796
DENIAL OF LOT
DIVISION/CONSOLIDATION
AND VARIANCES FOR
MARVIN ANDFRSON
89099)
Item 8-H
Denial of Easement
Vacation on Lots 1 and
2, Fernbrook Woods
Addition
Item 7-C
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Regular Council Meeting
December 18, 1989
Page 357
Brent McCracken, 4650 Lanewood Lane, concurred with the comments
made by Karen Parks and supported the original all -way stop
request at 45th Avenue and Lanewood Lane.
Mike Christenson, 14850 46th Avenue North, spoke in support of
an all -way stop at 45th Avenue and Lanewood Lane,
Pat Cleveland, 4520 Juneau Lane North, stated the park was
created for children and an all -way stop should be installed so
children can get to it.
Oennifer Weist, 14900 46th Place North, stated the park
equipment was designed for young children and access should he
safe.
Kevin Welst, 14900 46th Place North, stated that parents can't
always control where the!r children go and supported an all -way
stop at 45th Avenue and Lanewood Lane to make the area safer for
children.
MOTION was made by Councilmember ?1tur, seconded by
Councilmember Vastilou, to adopt RF SOL UT1ON NO. 89-797
INSTALLATION OF STOP SIGN, "All Way" at 45th AVenue and
Lanewood Lane.
Motion carried on a Roll Call vote, five ayes.
MOTION was made by Councilmember VdsiltOU, seconded by
ouncilmember litur, to direct the City Manager to have the Park
Director report on the proposed trail extensiou for Turtle Lake
Park, as well as a recommendation in how the City': Narks can he
made more accessible to children.
MOTION to amend wis made by CouncilMefter Iltaur, seconded `)y
Councilmember Sisk, that the report also Ineltide a statement
from the Public Safety Director.
Motion U amend Carried, five ayes.
Main motion as once d(hended Carried, five ayes.
MOTION nas made by Cbunctlmember Sisk, seconded by Councilmember
Ricker, to accept and place on file the staff report on the lot
division for 1`320 Larch Lane (89054) until the petitioner
submits a ft: -;mal request Por and information cegardtaq the
mdtter; tht-a is in lieu of reconstileratton if the Nair! ler
Council aetton approving the appltc•atton.
Motion carried, five ayes.
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RESOLUTION NO. X49-797
INSTAL LAT ION OF ALL
WAY STOP AT 4ST11
AVENUE AND LANI VVr)OD
Item A -C
Lot 01vtsion for
3?O Larch Lane
59054)
item 9-1)
Aegular Council Meeting
December 18, 1989
Page 358
The t.:)uncil reviewed an updated Land Use Guide Plan and Map,
Sanitary Sewer Plan, Transportation Pldn, and Goals, Objectives
and Criteria Elements of the Comprehensive Plan as recommended
by th4 Planning Commission.
Ferrol Robinson, Strgar -Roscoe -Fatisch, responded to a q testlon
from Councllmember Sisk reqardtnq the extension of 6th Avenue.
He stated that proposed 6th Avenue continues easterly to
Goldenrod !ane, then north to Mtghway SS. On the previous plan,
6th Avenue connected to County Road 73.
Councilmember Vastllou noted that the Compreh4nsl%e Plan !s a
guide and chdnges can be made to the future
Councllmemher Sisk dpplmided the effj,rts of the Planninq
Commission on the Comprehensive Plan ttl)date.
MOTION was made by Counc i lme,mbe. r Sisk, seconded by Counc i lmebmhe•. r
Zltur, to adopt RESOLUTION NO, 49-799 ADOPTING RVVISID AND
UPDATED COMPNE NE NS I VE PLAN F LE ME N I S .
Tom Luucks, 3401 73rd 1venue Ilurth, llrookly. Pavy , .%ppe.tred
representing Craig Scherber. Mr. Loucks %tdtied that It recently
came to Mr. S.herber's attention that certain elements of the
T ednsportdt lor oi.tn relit tnq to the .:1lgnmesat of tutture Ito' ly
Lane may affect 68 acres recently acquired by Mr. Scherber. lie
bette ves that the reatignment proposed will htsect d wetland
tired d:;?l destroy a wooded section of the` pdreei.
111dnnIng Director Tremere stated the Comprehensive cit .de P1..,1 .,
such ds the Trar sportat tort Element. and the etpt'atinq proe ess
were not site-speeLfic, Street alignments are refiviel when a
specific plan is submltt ed.
Mr. Loucks stdted he wanted to qo on rt•eoCd d!t h lily VOP!retned
about theist Items and needing eltbstyn `lexlblllty from they
Council liter.
Cuuncllmember Vastllou stated this is 111.11 droprtate at this
Stdge. the Planrinq "omml:slon ref ,ed t.0 hear othcar stmil.ir
requee.ts for constderatton of specific future developments.
Utrector MUO:e stated the Ihoroughiar Cottle Plat is not 4ttte
spec I?Ic. holly lane as proposed meets tilt need Yor a collector
street tri this area. Attentton has been palet to major known
ronstr .tints st:ch as protected wot `ands.
Mayor irhn icier noted that t;,. prep sed
e l i e dove Wpmen . l nc tlided .1 -• co jec t on
F-rrbroe ,e Ldne north of HOtWor Ro.td,
0
senior cttlten hoostno
a separate slte east of
which is proposed to he
Compewhe n• the Plan
Item 44
RFSXUIION N0. 49-794
P%n(jP"NG'l SF i) %Rn
UPDA 11 D i OMI'N1 i li NS t VE
PLAN F 1-1 MI HIS
Item 4-1
Regul .f Council Meeting
Decem w lb, l91l9
Page 359
changed from LA -3 to LA -2 guiding.
developer may ask for a density
classification other than L4-2.
Ik said the
that will
Prospective
require a
Councllmembers thanked the consultant< for the various elements
of the Comprehensive Plan update for their diligent effort In
meeting the deadline established by the Council.
Notion carried on a Roll Call vote, five ayes.
NOTION was made by Coune'.lmember litur, seconded by
Councilmember Ricker, to direct that a letter be sent to each
Planning COmmtsston member thanking Alm/her for their work on
the Comprehensive Plan update.
Motion carried, five ayes.
MOTION was made by Councllmember Sisk, seconded by Councllmember
11tur, to adopt RESOLUTION NO. 89-799 DECLARING SURPLUS
PROPERTY, AUTHORIZING DISBURSEMENT CW FUNDS, APPROVING AMENDMENT
OF FINAL PLAT AND DEVELOPMENT CONTRACT APPROVAL, AND AUTHORIZING
THIRD PARTY ACRFEMf.NT WIT" HOUSING AND REDEVELOPMENT AUTHORITY
RELATIVE TO COMMUNITY DEVELOPMEtIT BLOCK GRANT PROGRAM ACTIVITY
FOR SCATTERED SITE HOUSING.
Motion carried on a Roll Call vote, five ayes.
MOTION was made by Councilmember Sisk, seconded by Councllmember
11tur, to adopt RESOLUTION NO. 89-800 APPROVING FINAL PLAT FOR
JAWS P. BRLMER FOR THE BREME R ADDITION (89031).
Motion carried on a Roll Call vote, five ayes.
MOTION was made by Counc 1 lmembt! r Sisk,
11tur, to adopt RESOLUTION NO, 49-801
MET PRIOR TO FILING OF AND RELATED 10
BRE MER FOR THE. GRE NIR ADD I T ION ( 990) t) .
seconded by Counellmember
SITTING C0MDIIIONS TO NE
FINAL PLAT FOR OAM! S P.
Motion carried ori a Roll Call vote, five ayes.
MOTION was made. by Councilmember Sisk, seconded by Counetlmemrber
11tur, to adopt RE SOLUT ION NO. 89-40c" AU111ONI I INC RF DUC T ION OF
S I Tk PERM ORMIVAHCE GUARAMILF 109 UIII I11) PROPER T IF S FOR
PROOUCiIVIIY, INC. (881)8).
Motion carried on a Roll Call 'Ite, five ayes.
RESOLUTION NUJ. 89-799
DECLARING SURPLUS
PROPERTY ANI)
AUTHORIIING SALF TO
HRA
Iters *9-F
RESOLUT IO11 N0. 89-900
APPROVINC FINALLA
FOR ORE MEQ R ADDITION
49011)
Item *8-C
RESOLUTION N0. +99.901
VT'1 FORITI I I N. To
Ht MIT PRIOR 10 1 I L 1 NC
1901 l )
Item *8-G
RESOLUTION N0, 89-41)?
L
GUARANTff FON
PRoouctivITY INC.
148119)
Item *441-1
U
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Regular Council Meeting
December 0, 1989
Page )60
MOTION was made by Councllmaember
tltur, to adopt RESOLUTION N0.
Slit PERFOSHANCE QMANTH FOR
WATERFORD PAtiK (88049),
Sisk, se+coaded by Counc t i memhe r
89-490) AUIlIORIIINC RFOUCIION Of
RYAN CONSTRUCTION COMPANY FOR
Motion carried on a Roll Call vote, five! ayes.
NOTION was aide by Councilmaember Sisk, seconded by Counctlmemher
Iltur, to debpt RESOLUTION 140. 49-404 AUTHORIIINC RBUCTION OF
SITE PERFOR141NCE CUARANTEE FOR JIM O'HRIEN FOR ERIN PROPERIIES
8805)).
Motion cdrrtad on a Roll Call vote, flve a%es.
MOTION was made by Counctimember Sisk, seconded by Counrllmemher
lttur, to adopt RLSOLOTION NO. 99-905 AUTlIORum., Hf.000TION t)I
SITE Pt: RF ORMANCk FOR CSM ( 00POR A 110N FOR t1ASS LAKE IIID. S
I OWNIKW S 188060) .
Mutlon carrleo on d Roll Call vote, !lve dves.
MOTION was made by Cotinrllmember
1 ttur, to adopt RESOLUTION NO.
SIZE PE. HF ORMA11 t CUAR AN 1 E E F Od
I H A I L I OWNMOME S( 91107) .
Sisk, 5ecooded by Cuunc i lmembe r
59-806 AUTHORIIINC RIOUCTION OF
M T CNAE L MCFR F L Y FOR PHF ASAN T
Mot ion carried on a Roll C.011 ante, five ayes.
MOTION was made by t:ouncl tm'2mber Sisk, seconded by Cannel lmrmher
Ricker, to direct staff' to regtiest the Wnnepin rount)
Department of I rdnsportat ton to Install t»mporary trdfflc'
slyndls on County Rudd 9 at Vlnewuod Idne and Amnapolls Lang and
also on Cou ity Hodd 101 at 10th Avenue.
Motion t•,arrted, five dyes.
MOT ION was -node by Mayor Schnettlor, seconded by i_uitnel l tihe;
lltur, to ,Infer disetisslun on County Road 10 lmprovemeiits,
Project Nt, 411?, to January ??, and to direct staff to notify
residents or the county recummeodatlen to runtlnue the. Nrlstlnq
frontage rw d eunnectlon to County Road 10.
Motion carried, five .ayes.
MOTION was (made by Councllmember Sisk, seconded by Coiniellm#mher
htur, to ddupt HkSOLUI ION NO. 49-407 cit 1M1iUHSIHC % Vl LOPI N i UH
RWUIHLU WAHRM.AIN CONSIRMI JON, WILT) wl" 41H %1)0111oN
39050) .
Motion carried on a Roll Call vac, flv%6 .lyes.
RF SOL U i 10N IN), 449 - 4O )
AF M1 OF FTNARML
CUARANIFF f ooll
W'%TE i', tWD PARK h9049)
RESOLUTION N0. 499-904
AFF)OCTIOM NAN -!
rUARANIFE FOR JIM
4' aR IE N ( 4805) )
Item 04-H-)
of SOL UT [ON NO. '49- 405
RMUCTION W FINAW"R.
CUAR IP191 i 4R HAS;
L AKF H II ! S T OWN1NNif S
48040)
Item •441-4
Hf SOL U I I ON NO. 49 • a104;
V6F- FYIW4/.f
AL
CUARAN TE f FON PHt I -SAN I
TRAI! TOWMSS
47107)
Item •4-H-5
Ri%gtirst Irdfrie
SI qna l s tin Coun'.y Haad
9 and V t newo .d and
AnndP'llls, C04111t) Road
101 olid 14th °'venule
Item i -I
Report. tin S.a.'ety Studv
x-0 County Road to
LaYuut
Item 4-:I
RF SIX 111 100 We 49.407
elfM1)11 M NC I-V-LI WH
w wv-ri wINcs 41 t
A01IN.
Item *4-k.l
Regular Counr; l l "voting
December 16, 1"9
Page )61
MOTION was made by Counctlmember Sisk, seconded by Countllmember
litur, to adopt RESOLUTION NO. 49-904 RF.IMHURSINC DEVELOPER FOR
REQUIRED WAIhRNA114 CONSTRUCTION, NOR111FORK ADDITION (49A16).
Notion carried on a Rnll Call vote, five ayes.
MOTION was made by :ounellmember Sisk, seconded by Counetlmemher
lltur, to adopt RESCLUTION N0. 89-609 REDUCING DEVFLOPMENT 90"D9
PARKERS LAKE NORTH ]RD ADDITION (97036).
Motion carried on a Roll Call vote, 11-:o+ ayes.
MOTION was made by Councllmember Sisk, seco+uf%d by Councllnember
Lltur, to adopt RESOLUTION N0,, 99-810 REUUCINC Lh:VELOPW NT BOND,
QUAIL RIDCE 41H ADDITION (97130.
OtI011 4•41'ried on a Roll C,tll vote, five ares.
MOIION was made by Counclitweber Sisk, sevonded by Councllmember
1ltur, to adopt RESOLUTION NO. 99-91 l RMUCINC DUVFLOPIIUNT W-40,
NUN 1 NF C41K AOD t T 1 ON 00010%
Mutton carried on a Roll Call vote, Live ayes.
fe NOTION was Kwdt: by Councllmember Sisk, seconded by Councllnomber
lltur, to -iatopt RESOLUi ION NO. 99-91? HtDUCIK% OFV1'LOPMENI' 40N0,
PETEt',vii lit%': ADDITION (9510)).
Not ilm ravrLtad ,n a Holl Call vote, five ayes.
MOI :1 iN *a s mi It- by Counc 1 !member Sisk, seconded Coy Cuunc t I n!mbe r
lltur, tis -idupl, RESOLUTION NO. X19-913 RLDUCINC 0k.VELOFMENI FOND,
SH10H PINL3 .AUDITION (880?5).
Mut ton eller led on a Roll Call vote, five ayes.
MUI ION -,as made by Councl lmenuer Sisk, seconded h) Cuune t lonember
lltfir, to adopt RESOLUTION N0. 49-914 DI'SIGNA1 ING ; UNUINC FUR
PUHLIC IMPROVEMENT P001CIS.
Mntluii carried on a Rull Call vote, five ayes.
Cud11cllm0mb1.Ar Vdslllwl stated that the Council should not
appruve the County Read 6 plains u it I l the proposed waste
transfer station is cu+sldered to mat.tmtie city levera(Ie to
deallny with the county.
6wncilmembec Ricker shared concerns with the proposed Iransfe r
Station, huwever, he stdt•bd thait County Road 6 desperdtelp needs
to be cofffAt&ated.
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AF SOT. UT ION NO. 99-140A
OFTWIPST9C WW[WR
IN NOR DIF ORK AM I I I ON
99016)
Item 08-K-?
RESOLUTION N0. A9 -A09
NFDIXTR IMLFAMY
MOND IN PAPKERS LAKF.
NOR T N )RD AnD I T ION
97036 )
Item .h -L-1
Rf SI1wi ION N0, 89 -MO
WMICIiigWROPii IIT
HOW IN QUAIL R I DCF
4111 ADDITION (%7114)
Iters *9 L
RE S(1LU11011 N0. 99-811
fW40 IN NORIHFORK
10DI,i0N (99016)
Item 01i -L-)
NtSOLI)T ION NO. 49--91?
RMICTNG 'L?WWRT
POND IN PNE .ASAN T V R A I L
ADDITION (9S103)
Item * 9 -L -4
RF SOLUTION Nfl, 89-413
RFDWINC DFVFLOPMFNT
MONO IN SII I L OH P .I Nt S
ADO I I I ON ( 480? S )
Item *9 -L -'i
Rf SOL.UT ICON We 179-414
MIPMATINC FUNDIRC.
ION ! XISTINC PUBLIC
IM ICVtHt NI PROM CIS
Item *N -M
pular COWW 11 Meeting
Decelphvt• 146 1989
Page )62
Manager Willis ststed the Clt'•'3 leveir .ge Is specifically
limited to: conslde•ing the land use perwlts required by Msnncpin
uunty. the City 13 under obligation to :he PCA to en3e9re that
Cwnty R*4W 6 l -Yterchange at 1-494 is completed before 1991.
file Interch ..Igo ,end freeway is proposed to be completed lit one
eon3t ruin t i an season.
Counctleember lltur stated that he did not want the County Road
6 C0n3t1-UOtloie dela,ed.
MOTION Na, malle by 4outicllmember Sisk, seconded by Counellmember
Nicker, to adopt RESOLUTION N!1. 49.915 APPROVING.: CONSTRUCTION
COOKWIVE: MMECIIENT AND APPROVINC PLANS AND SPEi,:E ICAT IONS,
COUNTY ROMD 6JI-494 INTERC'.4 YE9 CITY PROJECT 110# ?50.
Motion carried on a Roll Call vote, !our ayes, Vastitou nay.
1401104 was made ' y "oue c i Imember Ricker, seconorled by
iouncIImenteir S'sk, to adopt PESOLUTION NC. 99-P16 APPROVINC
CONSIRUCTION COOPERATIVE •" MEEMENT, COUNTY ROAD 69 :OUNTY
PROJE C'. N0, 86429 FE RNBROOK LANE 10 COUNTY 101, CITY PROJECT
N0. X929.
1lotton caerled an a Roll Call vote, four ayes, Vasillau nay.
NOTION wd!, made by Counc 1 lmemher Sisk seconded by Counc t lme"er
dltue, to adopt RESOLUTION NO. 69-417 11RDERINC PUBLIC M'ARINu ON
I FIE. PROPOSED VACATION OF A PORTION r.F 491H AVF.NUF IN SKY LINE
HILL'j UNI1 NO 1.
Ilutlun edrriod on a Roll Call vote, five ayes.
MOTION wai. made by I:ouncllmomher Sisk, second4d by Ce-uncllmember
11tur, tc adopt Rk 1U1ION NU. 49-818 OECI ARINC AJE UUAC OF
NE , I T ION AND (MDER I NC PFi1_ PAR A I 1 M Of HE o 1, S 1HE. E T LIC11 T 1 NG -
BASS CREEK JUSIM SS. PARK ADDI1 I'JN.
Mot ton Ca. .led on a Roil gall vote, flVe %IYPs.
MOTION war %due by Counv l tmegnber Sl ik, sevoode44 by Cuunet tme mbef-
lltur, to adopt HECOLU11004 N0. 89-819 HI CE IVING NLP, .T AND
ORDERING PHUXrT #IRFUl LIGHTING HASS CHI'l k HUSIHESS PARK
ADO 11104 4
M)tton caerled on a Holl Cdll vote, five eves.
Koicgjer Will 1 cy-plalned changes proposed #.q various COUne`11
puli es. No (.hang( is urupusrd to the rul tlun srgr1k ni•k for
the c*neornlny rotation f hatiks. The policy retat trio to
91 -'SOLUTION NO. 89 - 4 l'3
AMROVING FIR ( PLUK
JND SPfCIF ICA1IONS f:;Nt
COLNTY RM 611-494
1011 f RCHANCE
PAIXCI ?SO
Item 8-N•- l
RESOLUTION Me 89-816
MWM4.47 NK
AND SPt C It TCA T IONS FOR
COUNTY ROAD 6
IMPROVEMENTS
PROJEr' 32.
Item 4-N•2
Rf SOL U 1100 10. 49-417
OR(WRTRU°MRTFR; opt
V AC A T& ON 9F A POR I I AN
OF 491H AVE ..JE
Item `y-3
RF S0 UI ION Me 99 A i 4
RTM °TIiV il ,, 1 1i
RM)"TT Wl SIPLl
IGHt INC FOR BASS
CNEI K CORPORAIF fE IM3
ADM4.
Item *N -P
RI -SOLUTION N0. .99-819
om, r yr R'rFMT"TR7,,
OROI N STK ET L 1(,'111 INC,
FOR OASS CHEF K
CORPORATE CENTER ADM.,
Item 'µ-
Pagolar ct iftt l Iket leg
Obaerb*c 1b, 1909
Pane 36.)
City buildtng and grouads erratnte"reee !s lot response to tho new
Property 't Aicem nk Coordinator positto.s budgete-.1, for 199(.
Mar ager rill s stated the changes propos• d in the Clty's
Insuranr-i Pull.y bring It Into conformance with the Uniform
krntelpAl Contracttng Law.
Attorney lhoreson conrirred and stated tl a, the policy lanpuaq%!
has been clar-.fled.
NOT ION was rade by Counel lm embta cask, ;e;:onded by Counnc t tmetmrbewr
Ricker, to ac+opt PELM,UTION N0. 99-920 Ar PROYFN(; REVISIONS TC
CITY COUNCIL POLICIES ON NSLGAWE PROGRAM, ROVATIO14 OF ! ANKS,
AND BUILDINGS f.MD GROUNDS MAINTENANCE.
Motion carried on a Roll Call vete, five ay.3s.
NOTION was made by Cou-1c 1 lmremrber Sl sk , seconded by C4ueeC l IWee her
i ltur, to adopt RESOLUTION NO. 89-9.`.1 APPROVING THF CK.iNGE IN
CL-Z5INC TIME AT PAIKER'S LoWE PARK FROM 10:00 P.N. to 1&:07 ea.N.
Nation c jrPbled W a % 1 t C411 vote, five .lyes.
MOTION was made by Councl imember Sisk, seconded by Co,inc t ,memeber
Iltur, to adopt. RESOLU110N N0. 89-822 DEFERRED ASU: SSa1FNTS,
MOUNT OLIYI.' LUTHERAN CHURCH, PIN 14-118-22-23-1006.
MotlGa carc°leel on a Roll Cali vote, five ayes.
MOT IlM was made by Coune t lme*mber Sisk, seeorded by Coutie r law &herr
Zitur, to adopt PROINANCL MIO. 99-40 CRANIING TO WRIGHT-sANNkP1N
COLARAT;YE 11HIHIC ASSOCIATION, A MINWSOTA CORPOIAIION, IVIS
SUCCESSORS AND ASbICIIS, P01,ISSION TU CONSTRUCT, OPFNATF , Rt PAIR
AW MA1141AIN IN THE CITY OF PLYMOUTH, MINNESOTA AN FLFCIRIC
UISTRIBUTIIN SYSTEM AND TRANSM-SSION Llh S, INCLUDIOG NECFSSAANY
PULFS, LIMN S, FIXTURES AM:C APPUR IE RANCES, FOR Jr- F UiNIS11I''C O
LLLCIRIC kPkRGY 10 THE MY, ITS IIIHABITAN1S, ANU 0111POS, AMID 10
rlSk PU11L IC WAYS ANI) PUBLIC CROLMnS OF' Tilt C 11Y FOR SUCH
HU11laU,k: S.
lot ion c,arc leAd on a Roll Call votes, five ayes,
MOTION was made by Coune t tmembmr Sisk, secun0ed by Coune l lmrmbe r
1.1tue, to idupt RESOLUTION NO. 99-11413 AUT11ORI IING 'UNUFHK11014
VHOCLLDING' , SCHMIDT L.Akk ROAD CONS 1 RUC T ION, C I T y PH01 C 1 140.
7016
Motioii carried on a Roll Call vote, t}.,te dyes.
Not ton wd« made by CuuneIlmember bast flute, seconded by
Councllmeamb-tr Sisk, to recol sldrar Re so'keetlon No.
Motion edrreead, tive ayes.
91 SOLUI ION (IO %9-4?0
RFVISIONS
Item R-0
RE SOLUTION NO. $19 - q 4pt
MUM, C14ANU -19
C! OS I Nre F101 FOR
PARkt R' S L AKF PARK
Item "R -R
IF SOL11T ION N0. 89-8'?
FOR W WT OLIVE I
Ur;IERAN CHURCH
Item 0q -S
ORDIIAAW?4 Hoe 99-40
MNITNC I Flnif
ACRE t MF Ni TO WRIr.HT-
HF NNI PIN COOPt RA1 IVF
iLtCfHIC ASSOCI.ATION
Item •4-1
Authoritlnq Coe e1em-
nation Pre,: re'dtngs for
Scthmldt Like Ragd
Con 3t r-it,t Ian
Item *14-1)
H.
I
Rryular Coun:l Meeting
Decomber l8, 1.969
Page 364
Larry Ceyerrsn, 15300 37th Avenue North, stated that this
Proposed condemnation action does not affect h:s property;
however, he ftels 1 e should be treated equally. Fie stated the.
City is using his property for construction purposes and has
perhaps da w1pid a wetland area. If the condemnation action
results In a monetary award for other property owners, he should
also receive samething.
Attorney Thomson stated tho
easements on the portion
been used. 'This proposed
necessary if an agreement
owner. Attorney Thomson
mailed a letw explaintnq
it the City has draloagr and W itity
of Pr. Ceyerman's pxoperty th.; has
condemnation action may not even he
can be reached with the property
Informed Mr. Cetyerwn he would be
the situation.
Councllmember Yaslllou stated the state leglslatilre will hot
considering we:land legislation in the 193'1 sesislon. She stated
she would not support this condemnation action because she has
not supported -.he Schmidt Lake Road process.
MOTION was made by Councllmember
Ricker, to adapt RESOLUTION NO.
PROCEFDIWA, !,CMMIDT LAKE ROAD
jus.
Sisk, tirrondirO by CAunellv rmber
99-923 AUTNORIIINC CONDEMPAI MN
CONSIRIlC1 ION, CITY PROJECT NO.
Motlon carried on a Roll Call vote, four ayes, Vastltou nay.
Counellme-enber Sisk stated he not received a.ly tndiceitton from
residents that Council a set Ings should beqln before 7:31) p.m.
Mayor Schneider stated he believed the Item should be deferred
to the January ? meettnq.
MOTION was rade by Cuuni•11mesirier. Sisk, seconded by Mdynr
Schneider, to delay consideration of ehdngi:eq the time for City
Council meet trq to January 7.
Motion carrtev, five ayes.
Assistar t Man.ger Boyles 0)4plalnpd that when I'lymou'h Metrol tnk
was In t t toted in October 1983, proposai s were not so l ir. t tv d.
Nor have propo t ils been requestod since tncept Lon of the
program. To dssure that Plymoc.tn taxp.yers are recelvtny the
best value for their property tax dollar, and in acrordanre with
Regional Transit Tiod"O (RIB) policies, sperclficatl0113 were
prepared for this service. The speel f ic.t tons eonsol tc+ite the
commuter/reverse commuter :service under one propos!l, rather
than have a part of the srr Ice operdt inq under Plymouth
RF Sr' UT ION NO. 99-a? 3
VM'jff..
CONtX-MNATION FOR
SCNM DT L AKf ROAD
c'ONS T tUC T I ON
Ite"I A -U
Chang1nq Counct1
Meetlnq Time from 7:30
P.M. to 7:00 P.M.
Item 8-r'
Award of Cortract
Plymo th KWle
Trdlislt Systom
Item 9 -W
Regular CwAnelI Meeting
OEs .10mber 18, 1989
Page US
Metrolink and another part of the service under contract with
the RI8. The Dlal-a-Aldo service 1.3 previded under a separate
contract with Morley Bu, Company.
43313tant Boyles stated that SO vendor: were Invited to sishmit
proposals. Proposals were received from Osseo/Brooklyn Bits
Company, Metropolitan Transit fammission (MTC), and Medicine
Lake Lines (MLL). Strgar-Roscoe-fausch assisted in the analysis
of tht proposals. Each proposal wpbs evaluated on a point systes
bases 4pon seven factors. Interviews were held with each vendor
to cl rify their proposals. The proposal of Osseo/Brooklyn Rus
Conp;,ly was not a "cost not to exceed" proposal and did not
pcopo.se specific vehicles. Both MLL and MTC are Capable of
provt:Ing the service.
The i(C proposal ranked hlqher in the areas of vehicles
propo4ed, flnanclal viability, and management plan. HTC
propo ed vehicles are newer with less mileage, a warranty, and
fare )oxer. MLL has a lack of familiarity with some of the
fuli ise coaches they proposed. MTC has superior marketlnq
seri .%es, driver training and retention. she MIC marntnal cost
prop..,al was the lowest iec: slved, second was the rITC fully
allo;.ated cost proposal. and third was the MLL proposal.
Assi,Aant Boylo% recommended the Council award the contract to
Metc- politan Translt Commission (MTC) t provide commuter and
reverse commuter 'tran It service to Plymouth residents for three
years, commencing April 1, 1990. He noted that the resolution
p.0%'des that In the event Dat the MTC marglnal cost proposal
is rejected by the: RTD, the MIC fell cost proposal would then he
awarded.
Representative 3.6m `kap urged the Counc" to delay action on
thlc Issue for furtheo study. He stated ghat an award to MTC
riu' J be a move back tew.trd a mc+wpoly, rather than s+epport inq
tht apt -out pruyram which is neer allowed. He stated that the
ML. system is only six yaars u''1 and shooed be supported by the
Cl to , as it has been proven that central ptann inq like* the MTC
sys% is dues not work In the lorill-term. An award to MLL would
aili•w cities to continue having a chore In transit services and
Is 1orta- Important that the low cost proposal. If the Council
de'.,yed a decision, It would enhance the ability of the R14 to
redefine marylnal cost bidding.
r orpey Edward Keit ser, 2?00 First Clank Plare East,
1 ' ine%ipolts, repro ivatod Med .clno Lake Unes. He skated th et
e_t did not CCCelve a copy of the lnformatlon sent to the
Council and the staff recommendation until %vembe r 7. lies
0
i -
Regular "ouneil Matting
December 1% 1969
Page 366
requested totdt the contract award be 41-ta edto provide morey
time for Medici 4 Lake Lines to cone:
Regular Council Meeting
December 18, 1989
Page 367
Council members discussed concerns of administrative costs and
duplication of services in the human service agencies.
Councilmeirler Vasiliou stated that it is her understanding that
budget allocations can b:- changed within categories.
Motion carried on a Roll Call vote, five ayes.
MOTION was made by Councilmember Sisk, seconded by Councilmember
Ricker, to adopt RESOLUTION NO. 89-825 PROPERTY TAX LEVIES FOR
TAXES PAYABLE IN 1990.
Motion carried on a Roll Call vnte, five ayes.
MOTION was made by Councilirember
Zitur, to adopt RESOLUTION NO.
PENSION BENEFITS FOR THE PLYMOUTH
ASSOCIATION.
Sisk, seconded by Councilmember
89-826 PROVIDING FOR REVISED
VOLUNTEER FIREFIGHTERS' RELIEF
Motion carried on a Roll Call vote, five ayes.
MOTION was made by Councilmember Sisk, senonded by Councilmember
Zitur, to adopt ORDINANCE NO. 89-41 AMENDING SECTION 715.05 (c)
OF CHAPTER VII OF THE CITY CODE RELATING TO RATES AND CHARGES
FOR SANITARY SEWER SERVICE.
Motion carried on a Roll Call vote, five ayes.
MOTION was made by Councilmember Sisk, seconded by Councilmember
Zitur, to adopt ORDINANCE N04, 89-42 AMENDING SECTION 720 OF
CHAPTER VII OF THE CITY CODE RELATING TO CITY WATER SYSTEM.
Motion carried on a Roll Call vote, five ayes.
MO11ON was made by Councilmember Sisk,
Zitur, to adopt RESOLUTION N0, 89-827
COVERAGES AND MILEAGE REIMBURSEMENT
COUNCILMFMBERS.
seconded by Councilmember
ADJUSTING LIFE INSURANCE
FOR THE MAYOR AND CITY
Motion carried on a Roll Call vote, five ayes.
MOTION was made by Councilmember Sisk, seconded by Councilmember
Zitur, to adopt RESOLUTION NO. 89-828 APPROVING TARGET AND TRAP
SHOOTING LICENSE.
Motion carried on a Roll Call vote, five ayes.
0
RESOLUTION N0. 89-925
SEMNG R RTY TKIF
LEVIES
Item 8-X
RESOLUTION NO. 89-826
REVISING FrENSION
HENEFITS FOR
FIREFIGHTERS
Item *8-Y
ORDINANCE NO, 89-41
REVISING SEWER RATES
Item *A-7
ORDINANCE NO, 89-4?
REVISING WATER
OPDINANCE
Item *8-7
RESOLUTION NO. 89-8?7
ADJUSTING L IFF
INSURANCE AND MILFAGI-
REIMNURSCMFNT FOR CITY
COUNCIL
Item *8 -AA
III -SOLUTION NO. A9-828
APPROVING TARGET AND
TRAP SHOOTING L TCF NSI
Item " 8 -Hfi-1
Regular Co-,nci 1 Meeting
December 18, 1989
Page 368
MOTION was made by Councilmember Sisk, seconded by Councilmember
Zltur, to adopt RESOLUTION N0. 89-829 APPROVING AMUSEMENT AND
THEATRE APPLICATIONS FOR 1990.
Motion carried on a Holl Call vote, five ayes.
MOTION was made by Councilmember Sisk, seconded by Councilmember
Zltur, to adopt RESOLUTION NO. 89-830 APPROVING 1990 CIGARETTE
LICENSE APPLICATIONS.
Motion carried on a Roll Call vote, five ayes.
MOTION was made by Councilmember Sisk, seconded by Councilmember
Zitur, to adopt RESOWTION NO. 89-831 APPROVING TAXICAB LICENSES
FOR 1990.
Motion carried on a Roll Call vote, five ayes.
MOTION was made by Councilmember Sisk, seconded by Councilmember
Zitur, to adopt RESOLUTION N0. 89-832 APPROVING TAXI DRIVER
LICENSES FOR 1990.
Motion carried on a Roll Call vote, five ayes.
MOTION was made by Councilmember Sisk, seconded by Councilmemher
Zitur, to adopt RESOLUTION NO. 89-833 APPROVING KENNEL LICENSE
FOR DEAN AMSBAUGH.
Motion carried on a Roll Call vote, five ayes.
MOTION was made by Councilmemher Sisk, seconded by Counctlmemher
Zitur, to adopt lit -SOLUTION NO. 89-834 APPROVING DISHURSEMFNTS
FOR THE PERIOD ENDING NOVEMBER 30, 1989.
MotIOn carried on a Roll Call vote, five ayes.
Manager Willis noted that the Council suspended further work on
the proposed community center on Nuvember 9. The City has paid
or authorized payment for ilt work done through the design
development phase. 13WBR Architects has requested payment for
work they undertook In preparing construction documents to
anticipation of approval of the design development phase.
Manager Willis recommended that no further amount he pald tinttl
the contruction document phase is authortred, stnee 1111111T
undertook this work at its own risk. The Council is to review
the proposed Community Center in JanuaCy.
MOTION was made by Mayor Schneider, seconded by Coiinv i lmembe r
litiar, to deny the request for payment of 11WIlli.
0
RESOLUTION N0, 89-829
A PROVING AMUSFMFNT
AND THEATRE LICFNSF'S
Item *8-88-?
RESOLUTION N0. 99-830
APPROVING CIGARFT
TCFNSI c%
Item *8 dB -3
RESOLUTION NO, 89-831
APPROVING TAXICAB
LICENSES FOR 1990
Item *+9 -BB -4
RESOLUTION N0. 89-832
APPROVING TAXI DRIVER
LICFH%'S FOR 1990
Item •8-1111-4
RFSOLUT ION N0, R9-833
APPROVING KENNEL
L I CF. NSF FOR 1990
Item *9 -BH -5
RESOLUTION NO, 99-q3'4
UISHURSFMENTS FOR
PEkIOD ENDING 11-31 -89
Item *9 -CC
BWT)R - Rewest for
Payment fot Servtres
relatinq to Prnposed
Comnnin t ty Center
Item R-f)l)
Regular Council Meeting
December 119, 1989
Page 369
Motion carried, five ayes.
MOTION was made by Councilmember Sisk, seconded uy Couneltmember
Zitur, to adopt RESOLUTION NO. 99-835 RICEIVE BIENNIAL UPDATE OF
PAVEMENT MANAGEMENT REKaT, ORDER PRELIMINARY ENCINt RINC REPORT
FOR 1990 SINEET RECONSTRUCTION PROCNAM, CITY PROJECT NO. 001.
Motion carried r,e a Roll Call vote, five aves.
MOTION was made by Councilmember Ricker, seconded by
Councilmember Vastl[ou, to adopt RESOLUTION 90, 89-836 APPROVING.
THE. CLOSING OF PROJECTS AND TRANSFER OF REMAINING CONSTRUCTION
FUNDS TO CORRESPONDING DEBT SERVICE FUNDS.
Motion carried on a Roll Call vote, five ayes.
The Council reviewed a proposed schedule for appointments to
various City Hoards and Commissions.
MOTION was made by Councilmember VasIIlou, seconded by
Counrllmemuer Iittir, to accept the proposed schedeile, amendinq
the recruitment o.' candidates though advertlstnq to the first
week in January, and accepting applications tint l l January 210.
Motion carried on a Roll Call vote, five ayPs.
MOTION was made by Councilmember Ricker, seconded by
Councilmember Sisk, to adopt RESOLUTION NO. S9-437 APPROVING
LETTER OF UNDERSTANDING HEIWIEN CITY AND CITY MANACI'R FOR PIRIOD
JANUARY 1, 19909 THROUGH DI CEMHER 31, 1990.
Councilmember Ricker noted that
made, the performance evaluation
the contract aWtided to
minor langilaye changes have been
system deleted, and the term of
a reqular calendar year.
MOI ION to amend was made by Councilmember Ricker, sevoii(I. d by
Councilmember Sisk, to adjust the annual base salary contained
In the contract by five percent to 546,900.
Councilmember litur stated he was pleased that the separate
performance-based bonus featiere has heon deleted hecatise it did
not work well, and that he will support the resp bitten.
Councilmember Vasillou stated this action will ac•relerate they
Manayer's Increase four months from the prev tees atlreement
anniversary date of April 1.
Councllme^mbe.r Ricker stated the lner arse in ha%e salary [n
within the quldel lne % of the 1990 Pay Ilan approved by the"
Council and is nut out of line vonstder [nq the type of Stars tee
Mr. Will [% has provided.
RFSOL'1T ION NO. 89-835
ORDER NFLIMINARY
NCINF.FRING RFPORT FOR
1990 STRI F T
RECONSTHUCT ION PROC.RA4
PROJECT 001
Item •9-A
RESOLUTION NO. 99-836
Ppairer CLOSE OU
RE POR T
Item 9 -Fl
Floard and Commisslon
Appointment Proeess
RE SOL'IT ION NO. 99-437
0 TTI -R OF
UNI)I RS T AND ING HI IWF I N
CITY AND CITY MANA;,t R
Item 9-O
r --I
L -J
Regular Council Meeting
December 18, 1989
Page 370
Notion to amend carried, four .iye s, Vaslllou nay.
Main motion as once amended carried on a Roll Call vote, four
ayes, Vaslllou nay.
NOTION was made by Mayor Schneider, seconded by Councilmember
Ricker, to accept the Project Status Report.
Motion carried on a Roll Call vote, five ayes.
Councllmembec lltur stated that the number of deer are
Increasing and something will need to he dune about the problem
In 1990.
Counvllmember lltur reported on the Suburban Wrthwest Chamber
of Commerce meett::q he recently attended with Counellmemher
Rlck.er.
Councllmember lltur reported on a resent Twin West Chamber
meeting.
Councilmember Iltur thanked Mayor Schneider .end Councllmember
Slsu for their efforts and accomplishments on the Council.
The meeting was adjourned at 11:15 p.m.
Project gtattis
Report
Item 94
CCR Reports
Ttrm 94