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HomeMy WebLinkAboutCCMin_82Jul22_Special/Public_Hearing,,. F *~T- r .w. :~ ~TT,~~ SPECIAL CITY COi,'"TOIL ":'S'ET?''G~?'~uI;IC F`~ARI"'?G JULY 22, 198?_ A special meeting of the Falcon Heights City Council was called to order at 7:30 P.~;~i. by P~Tayor ?;'arkentien. ayor 'a'~arkentien, Councilmembers Larson, Ciernia, Chestovich and Eggert. Also present Yv~re Clark Ad.ministra.tor 3arnes, Attorney S~^~anson, F'.ngineer Lembr-.rg, Engineer Schuns.cht, ar_d F'fiscal Gorsultant Chenoweth. ::4ayor '." arker_tien opened the Public Hearing on Improve~nerts to Prior Avenue and in Berntivood Additions 1, 2 and 3 at 7:30 ?'.?~T. by reading a letter from James !:iaenner, Trust ~.eal rst:~.te Officer, First rank ~'.iinneapolis, explaining that p~~rsuant to i~_i.nnesota Statutes 59.21 ali interest of American Shelter Corporation in the Charles J. T?avvkins Estate~R,osehill ?ursery has been cane ;lied. :Further, them are no other contractual arran~_Te,nerts to sell the p~~oport;r to ~'~merican Shelter Corporation at this time. The .state has not ?ermulated any future development plans for the property. Eng:i.neer Lemberg recommended a~rarding the alternate contract for Prior Avenue from Lar-~enteur to the :orth property lire of the City Hall site to Austin Keller Construction Co. with the option held open to awrard t'r~e reisainder of tY-:e contract s.it,,in thirty (30) days. r ollo~,rri.ng a discussion,~Tayor 'arkentien moved, seconded by Councilma,*~ber Larson, tt~iat ,'eso1~?tiorz 82-30 be adopted. :<otion carried tznanimo:zsl~r. r~~soL~~Tlor~ 82-3G A YT` QI;UTIO~~ 0' :-rRI~'r nrtIOR As7 ,' ~' T/,,-PRO,trr.- m7.7T~ T:.rr~~p ~+N Ali I.:QU L~j'~ :T}~~.i~ ~ ~r'.T Tom' ~~ (1(~ "r'rm !FORTH OI, CITY aAL'_, SITE A , ~ A~a''~rDI'~~~ T~'E COT~;T'~1~CT TO A~„~T r '-~T I''; _ . ~~.,~.L~R. CO. Council:~:e.~~ber Fg ert moved, seconded b<r Coancilmember Larson, that the public hearing be c1_osed. ',lotion carried unanimously. Councilmember Larson moved, seconded b;T ~Jouncilmember EF gert, tha-f~ the Consent Ao nda be approved as ;gyres-~nt~d. ::Iot ion carriod unanimously. 1. Lauderdale "?escue `report i,I~ '_'-0088? - i~L-R-01082 2. Lauderdale Fire~feport L-'~-00?.82 3. !~alco:n TTeig:,ts 1-:oscue ;report ;'',~'-01 X82 fl .~ nRF n-,,.* ~~:;T P?1BI;IC HEARI`G 0?v ~~ I.~~PROTI~' j.~1S TO rrTOR Av . i ~, BrR'',r`(OOD ALi)ITTOi`TS 1, 2 AiD 3 ~~soLr;TlorT 82-30 ??? ~LIC ;^ I_~<uRiPG n-n~~ r L.L~_; 7'~;~ „TT~r:.'T ,~ _ G?~?,~A ~~',Llt~ V11~ V~'~ ,_,~iL ..:,1ZT~1~~/r ~,i 1~I C __ ~~ 1. ;.. L7 r~ ~1 JLLY 22, 1982 nAs._, 2 i L}. General. T;isbllrsements 6j2L./82 - 7/2.28 ~. Liglzor Disbursements 7/3/82 - 7;,..9/82 6. Liquor Payroll 7/1/8% - 7/15/82 7. r'reneral ~.-a~ry'011 7/1/~G - 7/15/R2 8. ;.notes of the Plann_tn~ Colnmission 7/19/82 9. Building Inspector's Report June, 1982 10. Licenses (See Attac:ed L_st ) The I;~in~ztes of th•^-. discussed. It .,as me.:,ber Larson that unanimously. ::119, 866.28 ~ 31,82.07 2,633.06 5,163.'8 Jpt:C ial ~1ty ~O unC'l. ;ire ~^--.tlnn Of J~..11~T 6, 1982 ,A,'C're moved by Cour_c ilm~~~~aber ". ;;ert and ~,conded by Council- the ~;1 Yi'.IteS be a;~TJrOVE?d aS ~r~^'~2nt°d• :iO ~i 0:x'1 CB.r_^ P,d A tariance -ryas r:; quested by Clara O''r~ee:~'e, 17L~3 :filbert, to place a drivevray cn the north lot lire of tine rrol~,;rty . The Planning; Comumi_ssicn app-roved the variance on ~TuI;;T 19, 1982. ~olzncilmomber ;arson a;:wised that it vras the Planning Co,,4mi::,si.on's concern that the contract^r find the stakes sc that _t iS kY;Oltn '~O?" Certa~.n tlla'~ t,:l'`. :.riVCl'da~,T 1.i b`C1_'1C C.):.~., l~'.:' a.Gteu v _ ..~. ~r; ~'.`..,c;fe-, !S nrOx~erty• ~~Ot1nC71_.?F,rit.?nT' ~ arSOn mOVC:C'., s~:~collded bar ~';fa~,rOr ~'arker~tlen, that t~1C' Vai'13nCP. i_)F' B.T;;r CVPd. `:Ot:iCll Carr1:'-:d 11na711;',OUSl~'. The Cierk Adminlstra.tor vras _nst~r'Ucted tc CClltact +.~,e COrtraCt~~z" `hat a bus.lding ?:)erlili+. 1.v reClUlred in "~a1COi1 ~ie1EY1tS ~°Or COnStrU.C 1.C'n CTEr ~~~n~. C~v'T?5'~,~;T A COI~~T':J ) J~ _~`~ 6, 1.982 'T ~rJ TP:S r^- yrP~~?TA'.;CL :r. and s ''orbert 'er;ros recl:.e~ t~~r'. a»~~roval of a -,rriance to ~..ccate a ::!iR. ? :P ':~5. re''leCti.VC? »y10I1 Sign e1;;VC'rl 1~'r"~C'„ frC:.: the east rroprty l,i.r_E? Of tY?e ,"er?leS"vCItB~`~T ~`~~.~'S ,JhG»_ 17in~, Center. 1h1S VarlaliCe ~,'a.S apY?rOVed b~'' ti"IE: Planning° C0mit11SSiOT1 Gn "_pi''~S SIi~J'7°Ii Jul lr 1982• C0UnC11i ^;?;ber T.aT'SC'ri mOV^.d SC:C0nd b T ~' ~?.ti,.,, T'~T ~' , n. _ _ , ed ~ .~ol7.nCi.liT, r~ Pr CF_,T R ~'g~,ex't, t't7at tree variance be ~ra.nt:od. .otion carri.'~d unarimousl~ VARTA'_'CE .:ichael r~. T,7ax'lrr~;~ll, 1;27 .~est Idaho, requested a variance to e1Lralld his present 22' b~. 2L;' ryarage to 2i:' by 32', -.vhich i s ir_ excess o.-~ tl~e square ~~ - fccta.~;e limit a11o~.ved by Ordirar~ce ~r6 ? . The va.ri_ance vras approvEr, by the ?':i.a.rlnin~ COmm1SSi Cn On July i9, 1982. COl;:nCi 1meCt~Jer LarsOrt ,:,OV""':'.~, sECOl~ded by '~:~~yor ',''a-rkertierl, ;hat t'rIe variance be approved. 'r`otiorl carried :znanimou l~r. t?arbara Leary and Sue ~?eady requested per;nission to close one block on Iowa, tivest of =~av~line, cn ~"-.llMust 19th fror L~:00 tc ?:30 P.~?. for a block ~a,rty. August 2Ljt;"1 1S an altE'r_`late date 1n Ca.Se C:~' bad b"7E~atr?e". ='cTa~Or :~arl~:GlltleI? Ioved that the regi;eSt b~ wanted vrit?: the understandi.n;~; that trle ;~~airtenance department be notified in s~.;,ffic~_ent ti?tl, ~~*hi.cr b1ocL is intended to be used for the b10Ck part,,] SO nFaCBSSary 1Jarri_CadeS Car: be in'ta17_ca. file i110t7_Cn vaas seconded by COUnCilmerriber Chestevich. .":oti.on Carried unanimously. T,~1X',;:~'LT _:, 1,'27 ~,.. iDA?~0 BLOCK "ARTY Councilrlember• Chestovich ^Pgaes'-ru -~~_ ;riss;_or_ tc c1_ose ~'aliforni a 'rorl Arena r~L:~C , ~;?i?iY to Pascal on August 27th fror~ 5:~i0 to ^:00 ?'.__. for. a block part~;T. Council- 0':`a r;~ember Ciernia mcv^d, ueconced by Councilme ;.brz ;~;ert, ;.r~.at the reruest be C,~.LI ~RidIA approved. `'Notion carried unanimously. Attorney Svranson advised he e.~a:^:inEd the statutes cor~cerrin~, restraint of trade and it is his O~irii on tt;.at rn~_ess a public hearing-; is held and ~: 1 ON .SALE ~_ Pdz~ tip of the Northwest, dba/Pizza Hut of Falcoa Heig 1650 N.Snelling Dr. Falcon Heights, rtN 55108 Falcon Lanes, Inc. 1550 W. Larpentettr Falcon Heights, MN 55113 Northstar Pizza Corp. dba/Shakey's Pizza Parlor 1552 w.Larpenteur Ave. Falcon Heights, MN .55113 FALCON HEIGHTS, MrT' 7/22/82 Inc. Junkie Concession Co. hts 14908 Glendale St., Minnetonka, rIld Se11s at rtN State Fairgrounds Grandstand Falcon Heights, MN 55108 The Following ON~'•SALE licenses are iss~ Robert Kirschner 12240 A11en Dr., Burnsville dba/t~irschner~s Beer Stubs Block #1j5, Building #451, Agriculture- Horticulture Building State Fairgrounds, Falcon Heights, MN Charles L. Johnson 3933 45th Ave.S., Minneapolis, MN 55406 Sells at MN State Fairgrounds, Building 501 - H1ock 50 Falcon Heights, MN 55108 xed fob the duration of the State Fair onlg: Albert G. Petschel 1406 Edmund Ave., St.Pau1, MN 55104 dba/Midway Menls Club Block #~, Lot S. on Underwood St. State Fairgrounds, Falcon Heights, MN 551 Os 55108 Katie R. Litt3;b Dennis D. Johnson 2147 Reaney Ave,, St.Pau1, rat 55119 92 Woodland Circle, Edina MN 55410 Sells In Arcade Building, Block 42, Bldg. dba/~iexican ©illage l~21, Spaces 24-32, SE corner of Liggett Block 47, Building #471 on Judson St. St. and Minnesota Avenues State Fairgrounds, Falcon Heights, rat 55108 State Fairgrounds, Falcon Heights, MN James A. Davis James W. Cradker 18 North 4th st. Minneapolis, MN 55401 5524 30th Ave.. s., Minneapolis, rat 55417 Sells at Coliseum, Block #50, Bldg. #501 dba/Spaghetti Pillage SE corner of Liggett St. & Judson Ave. Block #31, Lots #16,17,18 on Cosgrove St. State Fairgrounds, Falcon Heights, MN State Fairgrounds, Falcon Heights, rIl+T 55108 Kenneth E. Cleworth Richard C. Widmer 1700 E. 89th St., Minneapolis, MN 55420 66 Windsor Court, New Brighton, MN 55112 Sells at Arcads Bldg., Block #43, Bldg. dba/ The Frontier #1121, Spaces 1-15, Block #42, Building #421, Arcade Bldg. Stats Fairgrounds, Falcon Heights, MN Spaces 16-21 on Minnesota Avenue State Fairgrounds, Falcon Heights, MN 55108 John Reibold 3420 31st Ave. NE, Minneapolis, MN 55418 dba/Stag Fair Beer Garden Block #35, Building #351s ~ corner of Commonwealth Aver & Underwood St. Stats Fairgrounds, Falcon Heights, rat 55108 oaF 1~ Hamline Foods Falcon Lanes, Inc. Tom Thumb #101 1579 N.Hamline Ave 1550 W. Larpenteur Ave. 1705 N.Snelling Falcon Heights, MN 55108 Falcon Heights, r!N 55113 Falcon Heights, M,g 2..i ~: •J ~ .~,~ "~~'CTAL CT''i CO~~-~`CIL ,_ „~.I~, ~„ ,,3T,T;, r 1,--r.;;. J?TLY 22, ~ jR2 r, r n` 'j A.: all t'Cre OtnBr t0'rari.r'.F:'; ~'1rL?S l_riL=it8a tC '.?a:"i;l_Ci7ic tom' ],'.i. tti'iE celE',Ct1.C?r: '~%r OCf?SS, there may h-, ~ v, c •,.~:' ~r of state; la': as ,,~1~ as a °~;nra7 latinr concernir_g .~,~ t__ ^?a~, per tirith the ti}e re ,tY ~ ir,t c;' trade F;o did riot as ye+~ dl.;ou°~ rn +a_ , ~.'~ ~I: G `~ T .C.hc:rlff ~ S i,~partmen~~ C ~.L Y'. C' 2 Alt the Council CO1:1C~ nOt proceed v,'1tti'.OUt r(1 'nF~',?I"..S ttr_e oubli c haring. mho City ca.rrret iss~ze ar. exclusive license to do business in t'ric Cit;,~. Cor:ncil,nenber Ciex'na. recluest:~d teat a letter be sent to tie pan?s~~~ County Sheriff as'.•tin~ ~^rhat t'riei~:~ nc7i.c;.= i_s in Sc:ieCtlnZ, an _{ ._S1n~; a tOl'r1r~t? s'~rV1CE'. I;CL'Y1Cll'"c' ;i'Jcx" Larson '!'alt t;at the C1ty 1S _10t 1.n th° tOw1 ng ..',1S1rteSS a.nd, t'?aref~re, the n7..r j' is rrOt 1Ti a nosit.on to ~_zs: a. partcul_a.r towir_~ busi.rass. Counciimembar Ciernia .Wade a rncticn authcri.zir.~ the Cl>rlc Ac?.mir_istra.ter tc send a letter to the Ramse~T County= Sherif.'f asi~ing for t~"ie Sheriff's noLLicy err selectin- to~rir~g ServlCeS • Til° mOt10r1 .raJ seCC;nd~.d by nOUnC:1.li?i?°:!~.ier '' ~~,E'r t• _~Oti021 carried unanirously'. After discussing a request frorri Fair~;4~ay Tc:~ving to -,^ent a portion of the parking lot at ~oselawn and Cleveland City ''ark), ',Tayor ';arkentien moved "ALR'.1'~Y to lease rent this space tc the tov.*in ser•vi.c?. `"he motion ti°ras seconded T(~?:'T'~.; T ~jn ,~, by Councilmember Larson. The tcvt~ing serv::.ca zv:~ll charF~•e •.~2~ par vahic~.e Rr':dT CITY tiyith "~5 being paid tc the C i ter fcr Let r ertal. It has been indicat~~:d that PARK LOT the City by*o~ula r e:aliz~ abo:zt "'l, 000 i.n i_ncome durin~~ the fair (1_? days ). ~ElTT'r.L Co~:nc9.lmember Chestovich felt that people }cnorr the~.= are r~•a.~'A-ing ille-all~= and tee City sh^?z?,d not make i t to their ad,rantage tc be ab' a to obtain their autos frcm an impound c1os~: to ti-,^~rre t'_a;;r ~tiere to~';ed `nom and also, parking spaces zr,~ou1_d ba taken away s:rom the City's c~.ti7<_~ns if the lot is ].cased. Courcilme~;::er .".•iernia a~7reed that ~rre should not r~rovide benefits ~.o pooole ~~;'rto Y~iave parked ille?a.ll~.r but car the other 'r;ar:.-;, ~"Plt that they gave already bee~._ fined and car towed. Tha City ,_ r^t in a nosit-ior_ tc decide ti~rhat is apnrcprz_ate punishment. Attorney Swanson advised that a_t ~ryould not be in viola.ticn Cf an`r state lav~Ts to rent the property exclusively to one toy+'rinU company. Couno~_1~:~ember Ciernia eff'ered are am~enciment to the motion that the agreetter_t can be cancelled ~a'ith 2~r hour notice by either party and the to~^ring service ?-arking sr~aces wil?. ba lim~_ted to the western boundary cf the drive~,ray. The Clerk Administrator ',sill be tyre person authorized to determine if car_cellation is necessary. The i_nceme realized .`Torn the rental w'aculc' 'oe dc;ci:~cat~ed one-half to the park caps t•al improvement fund and one-half to thF general fund. Courc ilmember Censor, ar_d. ~;ayor ,'arkentien agreed u'ritri the amendment to their motion. upon a vote being taken, the fell_orr~.ng voted. "aye": Cou.nci)_rr,ambers Ciernia ancT Larson, ?:Iayor ?`arkenti.en, and the fcllo~ring voted "no": Councilme'bers Chestovich ar~d Eggert. P`otian carried. I!, u T~iayer 'darkentiar, orered the Public I-iearin~ on 'T'ax Incremem, ;Financing Plan by reading a letter fror;~ James ~'d. Iaennar, Trust ;Coal Estate Officer, ~'i.rst Bank ;linneapolis, explaining that pursuant to TIinnesota Ctr=.totes 5K9.21 all. interest of ~imerican Shelter Corporation in the Charles J. Hawkins Estate~Rosahill Turser;r= has beers cancelled. Farther, there are no otT-~er contractual arrangemeras to sell the propart~y~ to P_meriean Shelter Corporation at this time. The Estate hay not formulated any future development Mans for the r, r. operty. PUBLIC ur__^~RITG OPd TAX I?~ C ~ I;;~:^?T FIi'9i-'CI`eG PLAT: J :it'UTES SP~'CIAL CITY CCt?TdCII~ '.'~L'TIi~'G~PliBLIC 'rTA_"Ii';G JULY 22, 1982 PACT 1~ :^.Tayor 'sarkentien -;ade a mot~.cn, seconded by Councilmember Larson, that the Public Fearing be cancelled but al1_ovt :~~iscal Corsul_+ant Cheno?veth tc brief the CotLncs_l on `pax Increment Fs.nancirg. Ph lip ~'. Cheno?~reth, ~~iscal Cansultart,, explained the alternative financing plan for storm sewer construction and connection to ~t. Paul plus financing the necessary utilit~.es to the City :ia11 site. He presented several. exhibits as follovrs: Exi?i.bit 1.00 reflected only the connectiior. costs to the City of St. Paul (:345,000 of the :5750,000 bond issue v;ould be used for this pu_rpose); exhibit 2.00 listed the items totaling :~~632,41~7, vrnich arrives at a :750,000 bond issue--assuming the city ~vould a~.:thorize the issue under ~,.5. Chapter 429, at least ?_0' of the cost must be assessed to berefitting rroperty owners and tv:enty percent of X750, 000 is 5>150, 000 which herropused be assessed over tern years at tv;elve percent; exhibit 2.01 indicated a possible maturity of the bond issue, the assessments at 12~; and the resul-+„ing mill levy needed to meet the debt ser~Tice rec,uiremen±as. Tr;e highest ]_evy indi-cated was 3.47 mi~.1s ar?d 3.4 mills was used to shovr the tax impact; Exhibits 3.00 and z~.00 shoti^~ed t he t ax impact of a 3.!~ mi1.1 cit~~ra;_de levy on homestead property f or citizens 65 years (Exhibit 3.00) and. those over 65 or 'r'rho are disabled (Exhibit 1.00); and Exhibits 5.00 a,nd 6.00 showed t'_~e tax impact for the connection to the City o.f St. Paul. PUBLIC HEc"~RI~?G CAidC~? ~~"D Pi'_ILIP?. FISCAi r* n- n~~T.r- T ~~..,.5u ~ n1v ~ E~PLA1~;] ALTE.R'`,'ATF r I~?ATCI2~G ~LAP~ I''OR STOR,i SF:"~ COnrSTI?'?CTTOn? Attorney Swanson advised that if the project were financed by general obligation bonds, under state lav: i.f 20 percent is assessed of the cost, i_t would. be necessary to levy a ta.x for the bal.a.nce of the debt sezYvi ce on the bonds. AT The special assessment income plus the tax levy e ach year should amount to S~~'•` 105 percent of the debt service each year. In levying a tax levy for the ~'I- issuance of the bonds, under state l.aw the tax levy ca.n be cancelled if' at C1E any time ad.~iti.c.;nal spocial assessments should be levied. If 20 percent OB of the total costs are levied up front, the balance could be deferrad as BO to other parcels that are benefitted. These sr~ecial assessments could be levs_ed at a later date either during the term of the bond issue er beyond if the bonds are retired. The reason for the tax levy throughout the City is that it is required by 1_avr if the bonds are issued in the manner suggested; that is, the general obligation bonds. Councilmember Cierni.a asked if the `":.350,000 connection costs to the City of St. Paul ?~:rould be reduced if only the City mall. and I~ewlett-Packard were connected. Engineer ~chunicht advised that it could ,e anproximatoly half the proposed crarges anc? that 'ne would contact St. "au1 regarding t he matter. Ciernia asked if the 13.567 mill is expected to remain unchanged for several years and Clerk Administrator Barnes advised that i_t would. he also asked if Hewlett-Packard w ould receive ary benefit from the storm sewer connection and he was advised that them vrould be a positive benef.i.t. Hewlett-Packard is in agreement with the project. T()?l,jG ~r :A'.SO` J ,,-AT.,TC.,,S BY T~RAL LIGATION i~S .~ ~~ <IT~?UT,~S SP~~CIAL CITY COUP?CIL J~ETTPdGJpUBLIC Hr~'AnIPG JtTLY 22, 1982 PAGE ~ A discussion ensued regarding whether or riot the rJniversity connecticn could be done next year and how much the St. Paul conrectior~ charge might be reduced. Engineer Lemberg felt that this year tivoulc be a good construction year since bids 'rave come in 25 to 30 percent lower than anticipated. Due to the fact that state aid to cities has beer, cut seven percent and there vrill be further cuts not yet established, Clerk Administrator isarnes requested Council to autT_ori.ze him to advise staff that a thirteen percent cut will b e necessary ir, all exz~enditures--other than salaries--retoractive to January 1, 1982. This could affectr,urchase of equipment ~rrhich -as budgeted, cut backs on services, park motiving and general ecorom~zing. Councilmember Eggert was of the opinirn that the cuts mentioned ti^,~ ould pct amount to X60,000, the amount of possible state aid. reductions. Council- merlber Eggert also felt that any major items or services to be cut should be brought to the Council. P~Zayor ~':arkentien moved that the C1_erk Administrator be authorized to advise staff that there must be a thirteen percent cut in the 1.982 purchases and that this be cor_sidered an administrative procedure to be administered by him with the eyception of major items, particularly service iterls, which s'r~ould be brought to the Councils attention. All. major items vrill be shownen the consent agenda. Councilmember Larson. seconded the motion. rotior. carried unanimously. Councilmember Larson advised the Council of sire Chief Fenchin~s concern regarding the recent disturbance by the bystanders who vrere ~^ratchin~; the street reddens. The .Eire Chief ti:ould not have resronded unless it ti^yotald have been an accid.e-r~t, an injury or a fire becala.se they are neither equipped nor trained to handle a riot. He felt the .Eire Department would be in a very vulnerable nosi_tion because when the _fire trucks run out of v+rater, there would be no^ other r~^otecti on. Councilmember T,arson moved that the .{ire Department of the City of Falcon Heights not be required to respond tc a riot situation unless it was specifically .for a fire, an accident or injuries. Councilmember Ciernia seconded the'!<<otion. He also felt that the Ramsey County Sheriff should be asked what their rolicy is on requesting Fire Department support ~:or non-fire or rescue emergencies. Councilmember Ciernia asked Attorney Swanson if the police department could direct fire depa.ri;ment~ participation in certain circtunstances, and Attorney ;wanscn advised that the police ca.n direct citizen participation bu.t the police department has no jurisi.dcti_on to direct activities of the Fire Department and cannot require the }Fire Department to assist in maintaining law and order. Council. felt the request was hard to address be-,cause it is hard to sort out the activities of the Fire ~;epartmert. Councilmember Ciernia .felt that the Council should support written restrictions to be included-in the ~,ire~~epari-•rnent by-laws. Counci.L.~ember Larson withdrew her motion and Councilmember Ciernia moved that Attorney Svransor. be authorized to f orn.ulate language to be included i n the r'ire Department By-L•aws restrictions on 1°_oVr to respond to disturbances and tc contact the Sheriff's Department regarding their pclicy. The ''."otion Uras seconded by Councilmember Larson.otion carried unanirnov_s1y. CL~'~R'r~ Ark`,,,-~~r'J' mp(~'*~;~n .A?THOFIZED TO ADtiTIS`s JTti~l~ orV 13;~TrC~t;T IXpE"<DTT"'~? r'4~ J ATTORD]EY SV~dI~IT~S. ,,`T AL'Th :?~ I ZED T~J ~'OR=.~ULATE LAT,?GUAGF FOR. WIFE DEPT. BY-LA's'; S .~ ~~ ~~ i ,.,., S''?CI AL CT^lY G^~?'?'"IL °~' ~ Tii'uG1PuBLIC ?-?`~`iRi?,?fir JtiLY 22, 1982 PAGE 6 c P i f ~ T~ayor '~".'arkertiert open~d the ublic fearing on establishmer_., cf a term '''"'TIC ?L'~:AF1i~3 J. 1~ sewer district and plan at 9 :30 ~ ;i. and. by reading a letter from James C'' ~'`.T ^ K.,I~~i- '?rust Heal Estate Officer, ^ first :da~~k ::~Linneapolis, explaining ';ny . T:~aenrer :.^_.I1T C!. STGRi:i , that pursuant toi'~4inno.sota Statutes 559.2_ ah. interest of American S~'.`:"~'" DTSTRIC Shelter Corporation in the Charles J. Fawkins istate~P,osehill Plursery AT~D FI GT1 has been cancelled. Further, there are no other contracti.al arrangements to sell the property to American Shelter Corporation at this time. The Estate has not formulated an;,Tfuture development plans for the property. Council.member Larson: moved, seconded by Councilmember '~,ggert, that the ?'ubls.c Hearing be cancelled. ,';lotion carried unanimously. Ordinance ;r~191 establishing a storm se~r.~er imr..rcvement district could not be 0?'tDlivA:~,CE ,191 adopted due to a letter received from Janes ~;. :.?aenne.r, Trust ~?ea7_ estate CI'~~:CELL:~D Officer, First Clank ~~?inr.er~,polis, explaining that pursuant to P~~?innesota "tt0~~ Statutes 559.21 all interest of American. She7_ter Corporation in the AGE=`T'A Charles J. Hati°rkins~?'~ose:nill ~dursery _rroperty has begin c ancelled. Co~~.r_cil- meniber Larson moved, seconded by ?Mayor ~~arkentien, that Ordinance ~;~191 establishing a storm se~r~er improvement district be cancelled from the agenda as it is not possi.b7_e tc adopt such an ^rdi.nance. i:~otior. carried unani mo us1_y. ~?arold ''estin advised t'rat Den Swendra, American Shelter Corporation, does ??AROLT~ '~sESTI?~; have seine rights to the Iia~rzkins-Bermes property i_n spite or the bank's letter. ';1r. ~:'estin felt that the project is a g ood project and i.f American Shelter Corporation does not devQl.op the propert~,T, there are other grays to develop it through. other sources. The development of the project is not dead anc nay not evE~r: ce postponed .for long. Council.member Ciernia questioned Atto-rne;~ Ss:ansor_ regarding the le~;al.i.ty of the 76 hoi^es p1_atted and to V.=hick the Attorney advised that they, the dev^loper, and estate, have six months to record the plats. Councilmember Eggert inquired as t o t he status of t'ne Cleveland ."venue access and ~'~'ayor ',`arl:entien advised that tine developer of the plats did not see a reed for the Cleveland access and the matter ',vas pct pursued. Engineer Le:nber~; pres•~nted inforri~ti.or~ to the Cc?unnil on changes in C"?r~~=DES TO construction of the ~~'a.lcon iei.ghts Comrr_urzity F~uildir." project: (1) t-?~-C=~'` installation of tee tvitr: a valve on ceiling - ~~!~.18; (2) i.nstailstion =:rETr~~TS of ;~1 plus a valve on vrall tivith 1" pipe and covering - ~27t~.~3; and C3) CO'~~~;~?Ji~TITY installation cf ~l and f~2 plus retractable ho;_>=_+ reel -nrith ?5' of 1" BUILDi''TG hose plus all piping• mounted. on ~rralJ_ -"1,129.05. Other nri ces c?uoted PRO-~ =;C'T for t: he retractable hose reel was from the Hale Co. (Onto reel) at a price of ~°~31.00 and American Reel ~ivi.sior. of ;"7?8.00. 'T'herefore i.t , -•vas his recom~rnendation. that the City in;:ta.ll Item lfl only and rnarc~ase the ree7_ at a 1.~.ter date. Councilmembrr 'lggert moved, seconded by ";ayor '.'arkentien, that a tee with. a valve or. the ceiling be in~;tall.ed for the a:ncunt of '?~! x'_..18. Doti or. car: .fed unanimously. Councilmember Lae; or made a ~:~n%ion tlr,.t the July 28th meeting be cancelled. JI'L~Y 28 The notion ~tras secor:dod by Councilmember Eggert. `r~otior_ carried C~='i,-,,,TT.. n ~ ~ ,, unani.movsly. Thy, ne~.t ,.,ouncil meeting and pub7_ic 'r_..ari.r.C, rill be ?;~r,^Ti^,T^ °ust ~ 1 982 Au CAi;CELT:ED F . . ~, .~i- as° h^i _ UiI~ 5P :;^IA ~, " I"^Y COi'~CIL~ ~,"'I~'tG~~U.?I~I C ~- ~,, aFL~,•u JULY 2~, 19~?2 *.?~r4,~ Counci lmember ~;g ert felt that th;~ :~u.nken spots tv'nF;re the Gas Ccmnariy 5'~,Ai,COATIPvC7 had tapr~~d 9_nto lies s't:ould have be^n ' i?1ed ;;afore the sealcoat,ing. Engineer Lemberg stated teat the streets wild. be sweat next week and at tt~~at, time it w-i11 be krlev~~r. if standing vJatar v~~ll remain i.n those areas. Cou.ncilman~ber ~'.,gart moved, secor.dad by Counci]_me?nber La-rsor~, that the ADJO~~?~,';I`TT meeting be adjourned at ?_0:18. :notion carried unanimously, ~~ ~ ~. ~":illis ~. A. ~:ar'r._entien, .:ayor Attest: ez^ran L}. Banes, ., ertc dministratcr Sneci_al City Council ':~eeti.nb~''ublic He~.ring of July c%, i_QB2