HomeMy WebLinkAbout04-25-84 Council Minutest,TD7U'Crs 0~ 'CHt± RI~,GIrI,AR ?nrRTTNG
CI7'Y COUA~CIL,
I,I7'Ti,P. CANADA, ~4I~1NES0'L'A
Apr.i_1. 25, 79f3~o-
I?ursuExnt. t:o due ca~l.l. and noti.ce thereol a re~ular meetin~ of t:l~~e
Coixncil oE tl~~c ~'~i.ty of,~ Littl.e Canad~, ~4innesota ~oas hcld on Che
7_Sth day of. Apri.1, 7.984 :i.n the Coanc'i.1 Chambers of the City Center
located at: 575 I,i.ttlez Canada Road i_n said C~ity.
Agecida Mcayor Raymond Flanson chair~:d the rneei:j.ng and callecl 1.t to order
Item ~lo< '1 at 7:35 P.T~(. arid the follo~vi.ng were preserit at rol.l. ca11:
t1~;enda i4li~4I3PBS PRI?SEAi7': ?4ayor. ~1r. Raymond Hanson
Item No. 2 Counc~il.man idr. i~Ci.chael. Pahey
Coitnc,i.lman ~?r. Dennis L'orsber;
Councilwornan ASr,;. ';[ugs Nardin,i
Co~mci.].womari ?1r-s. Beverl.y Scal.ze
Ai,>0 Pg1iSENT: Ci.ty Clerlc j[r. Joseoh Chlebed:
Ci.ty Attorney Mr. 't'hom~s Swee.ney
Ci.ty i;ngi.naer Mr. Donal.d Carley
Ci.t_y P1~m~~er Mr. D~ve LichC
I:ecordi.n„ Secretary i,Trs. i<athleen Glanier
Approvzil t4rs. Nardi.ni ind~icated thaG the follocving correcti.ons shoul.cl t~e
Of.. 7'~~e m~de to the Aj~ril 11 meeCing m:l.nutes:
Nli.n~ites
On pais;e 6, Che name "L~toolie" is misspel.7.ecl
A~enda aud ~l;~ould be corr.ecCed to "Itool.ey";
Stem D]o. 3
On pa~e 14 i.n C,he discussi.on beY.ween the
Counci.l. and 1~Sr.. 1~omer Rector, the waterrnti;i.n
bei.ng discus,ecl is plann~d for V~i-king Drive
~tnd not County Stoad I3-7_;
On pahe 19 i.n Che second to t4e ].ast para~;raph
i.t ia the 4JatEr i)epurtroent property btzing
referred Co and not the ~iTatersY~ed<
?e[.rs. ~ar.ciini. introduced Cne f.ol7.owi.ng resolation and moved ~i_t:s adoptiort:
R1;SOI,U'CION P70. E34-4-:1H0 ~- .4PPR.0~~]NG 'CH~;
, IIDIiJ"CF,S OF 19~I': APRII. 1 L COU[~'CIL MEE7'IPIG
6~CITII 'CII's OUTL:[iII3D CORi2P;C7':f.Oi~fS
'Che f:orego:ing resolut,i.on was duly seconded by ~tr, For.,berg.
Ayes (5) ~ardini, 1~orsber~, Tahcy, E~lanson, 6calze.
itayes (0).
Peso1.uti.o^ decl~ared ~dopte<i.
Th:is resoluC'i.on appears in Resol.ution I~ook No. 11, Pagc 193,
Psge -'l.-
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ClC'.y ~;OU11CJ.~.
~4pri 1 25, 1.9s~4.
[~Inrd[ni. i?s•. l~l;ansori opc~ned the ~>~~.b'li.c h~~irinp on tkae roquost of ~1rs. Dlarct~i.ni.
f.tezoning to rezone her prop~rty on [?emont Avenue, It i; reyuested thlt Lot
Pro~~osa7. 4, Blocl< 7., 'I'ro~obrid~;e Ad<(ition be recon~d f,roe~ R-2 eo B-3 and l.ot 5,
?~lodc J., 'Cro~abri.dg~~~ Add~iti.on bc rezoned Erom f~-2 to YtJD.
Agenda
Ttem Tdo, G~ p4r> Fahey asked why bot:l~i 1ot:s were rioC prok~osed for~ 1'l1D zonin<;. F'ahey
tho~a~;ht Chat the rurpo,e oL the 1'IJD •r.oni.nc; wa, t:o ;;i.ve the Ci.t:y
controt. over the pronert~/.
~1r. l,i.cht, C~i.ty Planner., repl.i.ed that thi_s is an e:cCremely unusual
case of ut.i.l.i.zing PiJD zoni.nq. 'Che Planner aslced ho~a muc1~ di_st~nce
is nccded t:o creatc buF.~r.erinr;. 'Che Planner po~.ii~iCecl out thaC t:he
eastcrl.y l.ot has 1.00 fe~t of IronCage, ancl tl'ierr dirl not_ secm Lo be
a need to inten,i.fy Che distance any fucther.
Tne PLanner. poi.nLed out tL~Fit if thE~ ciesC¢r_',Ly lot, o,r zi por[ion o[ i.t:
is combinecl wi.th tl~ie eastcrly 1ot, the Ci.ty would requ~i.re a subdivi.s:i.on
of Y_he prooerty a~d can impose controls.
~1r. Icicne further stnt:ed Chat if the westerl.y 1ot is Co be used for
ad~itional parki.ns~, a condi.t~i.onal use perm,i.t wi.l.l P~e neecled before
thi., can h~tppen.
Mr. F'ahey stated tkiat iS: the City ap~:~roved Cne rcionin; as pronosed,
Nfr. Duray woul.d have a larger parlcin£; lot tLat is zone=,d B-3, ancl
could comr iri 1nd rec~uest any '[3-3 use ('or that prope~rCy. Thc Planne:r
repl.i.~d e1,~1t th.is was conect and poi.nted out that there woulcl be
ei 100 foot bi~ff.er beCcaeen Chi., ~ropert.y ~nd Ctie residenti.al horries.
t~!rs. \tardi.ni asked i.f therce was a distance requi.rement [or ofE-si.te
parkinn. 'fhe Pl.a~mer r.e*~l.i.ed Chat as ].on~ as it is not required
parking, 4;here i-s i~~o d~i:;tance requi.remenC.
!~5r. Pahery ~s1<ed if. T4r. Duxay proposed to put a~rate on the car ~aask~
enCrance to Iceep peopl.e out after houc,. Mr. Duray renlied that
th~i.s could be <ione. Duray ~1so as'ced For Counc:il i_npuC as to the.
hours oL op<~rati.on f.or the car ~aash.
P-Irs. ~Iardini_ repl.i.ed t1~at: t(~e Ci.ty woul.d be able to control th~se
i.tems i.mder the °UD zoni.n~;.
rqr. Forsberz; noi_nCed otiC tl:~at t.:k~e oCFier car wash on l::ice Street has
a 24-~iiour a day oper.ation.
M,r. Violleux stat:ec)~ ChaC he ~vou].d r~tller~ see !milt:i~le duael.7.i~os on
thc pro~~rty, but woul.d l.ilce the CiCy to have control over the hours
oi operati.on of Che c~r w:i,h. Vi.el].cwx requested t~at i.f tPie cse oiasn
becom~s a probl~~m, the City could T.hen 1.i.miT, the hours.
r^,~rs. Scalze st:ated that Mr. Duray should understand that ~if Che car.
~v,ish becomes a or,oblem, the O:i.ty wi11 rey;ulate Che hvurs.
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`~tINIJ'('J;S
Gi.ty Ooi.inci'L
Apr~i.l. 2i, 1.9~~.
ilardi.n~i i4rs. D?ardi.ni inforAned the Counci.7. thaC Mr. Duray und~~ rseai~ids t~~,xt
. , . . . .
R~zoning w~~th the PlID zon:i.ng rie ~~.s gxv~i.ng un all h~.s rt~;hCS on Ghe property.
(ConC<)
p4r. ~orsber.g a7.so commert:.ed that pern~ns by cl.osi_n~ tlae car orash
during ni~;l.~t hours, vandal.:i.sm wi7.7. be re.~;ulated.
i<ztri.n PeY.er.son poi.nt_e.d out thaC C:h~ £irst proposal
i1s. 1)uray provided f'or !FO add:i.ti.onal. psirlcin~ space
before Che~ Counci_1 shiows addit.ionll ~arking on a11
1.oi:. hf:i.ss f'et¢rson stated that she woul.d l.ilce ae;
th~ pflr,lci.n~ 1.ot: as pos,~.ib1e, PeCerson sCaCed thaC
th:~t a loC an<i a 1~al.f would be YIJD.
they s<~~o from
~. ".CI~~Ls pronosa7
o[ Ute. westcrly
much Y~uffer Froir
she a,sumed
"tr. llurly stated thaC he unclerstood C4iat in order. t_o subdi.vi.de tl~e
westerly I.ot and ~tCach a porCi_on of :it to the eexsterty lot, this
would requi.re a l.ot. of~ procedures and e~xpense. TYierefoee, he
fclt that tlie proposal ~s noTa ~>resenced s,rould be ~ 1ot, simpl.er.
"file Plannc:r stated tt~aC in orcler Co subcliv.i.de ~Che propertq it would
requi.re. a resurvey of. C4~P propert:y. T$i., o~ould requise no caces> del.ziy
or f;reat cost.
N(r. ~uray er.plnined Che chanFe in the car orash l.ay-~out P>y pl.aci.ng
the sta7.ls bziclc-to-t~uck.
i4rs. >ca7.ze aslced what; type. oP fenc~ would be instaLled betwc~n
thi_s property aznd Ghe l?eterson property. "(r. D~iray repl.ied C;l~iat
he wotilcl puT, ui a sound f:ence. Dura~ poi_nted out that ttze ordi.n~nce
only allon~s a six fool:. lii;h fence, btrt tie would be ~ai_l.l.:i.ng to put
up ta Fi~igher fence iE~ ~he nci~;hboxs wanted i.t. A1so, shrubs and
tsee> wou].d be planted al.on~; the fence. llura.y staCed tkiat he was
willi.n~ to do anythi.ng Ct~at woul.d cut thc noise.
tQr. Veilleux 1si<ed if the same entrance to th^ parlcint; 1ot c~~ould
b~~~ usFd as is now. i4r, Duray replied thrxt 1.t would. ~1so ai
fi.ve fooC p;reen area would d~iv:Lde Chc part<ing 1ot t.~nct car oitasl.l.
~1r. Pahey asic~d i.f the car wash woul.d havet i.ts own enCrance. iluray
r.c.p1.ied Chat ~it would.
S~[rs, ~',~rd.in~i stated Cha[ t11e c~r wash dri.veway would be to t~e
west. o[ Che lot,
`4i.ss Peterson a;ked how many add:i.C~i.ona7. parking spaces are planne<l.
Mr. Duray repl.icd that 135 packi.ng sLml.ls ~re pl.anned for t:he tot~l
1.ot. Duray star_ed Chat CPie e.ci.sting 1.oC has &~ st~1l.l.s.
~-`ritss Petc.r.son as~ced iE the dr~i_nage surail woiil.d remai.n. T~Ir. iJuzay
repl.i.ed Cl~iat it would and iic would maint~in it.
?4rs. Peh_erson stated that the ,fence wou.td h~zve Co be on thc m~;;t
si.de of~ t.he gsaai.'L i.n ordcr Co have rroom for shri.tbery.
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'~fI".!1'i'7:S
Ci.ty Counci'I.
April 25, 1.R8G~
p~ardirig- 'vtrs. ?lardi.ni. stated tl~iat:, thesc detail.s would be wor.~lcc:cl ouC Co t~ie
72ezoning 1'eterson' , s~ti_s,facc:i.ori.
(Cont,)
i~4r. ,~~orsberg pointed out-thac t11e ,wail takes tt~e. fronCage oE th~e
lot do~~rn to 90 t'eet: and as'<ed i_f: t:he pr.oposal would fiC on f:tie
l.ot wi.t:h this frontage.
7'he nlanner au~gest:ed ChaC the swu:i.l coul.d bF, moved beCwe¢n the
parlc4.n~; 1ot: an<~ car wasli. ~Ir. P'ahey pointed ouC Chait th~: nei.ghbors
want Che s~.vail. where i.t is as it vri.11 provide more ~reen area.
Mr. Duray aslced if i.t were ~~ossi_bl.e to pipe t;he s~aa:i1. The ^.n~;i.ncer
repli.ecl tViat it m~oi.ild he nos,~ibl.e.
'~~(r. Duray also stat.ed thaC he could mailce the car wash si..~ bays and
Ct~ri.s caould elimi.ntite 7.5 t'eet: from the build~i.ng.
PSrs. Nardi.ni st.et:ed Chnt if the swai7. were~piped, the fence could
he. on t:op of i.t.
i4r~~. Scalze i.nCrodi.~ced Che fo1].owing x~esolution and. moved its adc~ption:
)3ESOLl1'CIO'~! P10. 84-4-187. - CLDS7NC Tl~li
P1Jp,I..IC; !-1P~f2i"?G Ot~l THP; NAKDSAII RL;70~lING
PROPOSAT
7'he ,f;ore~;oi.ng resoluti.on was duly seconded by N[r. Porsberg.
Ayes (5) icalze, i'orsberg, 1-lanson, Nard:i.ni, L'ahey.
N~ayes (0).
Reso7.i.ition decLared adopted.
T}iis resol.uti.on appears in Reyo1.uti.on 73001< Plo. 11, Pa;ye 195.
t4rs. Scalze introduced Che ,fo9.lowinp, resolution and moved i.ts adopti.on:
RESOLU'L:f.ON N0. £3~r-4-1f32 - RP'I.~NID1C,' L07' 4,
~BLOCK 1., TROtJ13RIPG7; ADDS'CI.ON F~'ZO"( R-2 'CO
~;_3
t'he f.ore,oi_ng resolut_io~t caas du7.y seconded by C4r. Forsber~.
Aye> (4~) ,~Scalze, T'orsber~;, PaFiey, Fl.anson,
layes (0)<
~(rs. Nardin,i absC~nined.
Rcsoltiti.on decl:.ired adopted,
T.hi, resoluC7.on appears i.n ftesolut~ion 73oo1c ~toa 11, V~pe ].96.
Pag,e -~E-
~?(INUTt:S
City Cuunc:i.l
April. 25, 19£~~~
~lard~.n:i
T;cron i.n~,
(Cont.)
i~rs. Sc21ze i_ntroduccd the Lol.low~i.no resolution and moved i.ts adoption:
nF.;SOLt17'IOPi PIO. 'cS[t_[y-1&3 - f~IIT?IOR:[Z,T.NG 'CHr'.
CTTY 6~T'I'ORpI`,Y 'CO P`:F.PAI?l; A~I ORl)7NA61CR p};
RP'7.,Oi;TN(; FOIZ I,0'~' G~, ~iLOC?C 1, 'C201•7`3R7D~E
~~on~[~~ r.on~
'Che f.oregoin~; resolution was duly ,econded by 14r. Por>ber~;.
Ayes (/s) Scalze, Forsber,e,, ltanson, ~f.'al~iey.
playes (Ol.
i~4rs. T]zlrclini abstaii.ned.
Resol.ution declaeed adoptcd.
'Chi.s resolution ~ippears ;i.n Resolution I3ook [do, 11, Y~if;e 197.
Mr< T`orsberg .i.nt:roduced the Followin~ re~olution and moved its adopti.on:
RFSOLU',I'i0N N0. S4-~i-184 - APti~RO~/ING 7'I~IE
P,PZODIIN~; pP I..07' S, BIACK 1., 'PIZ03~IYiI2~IDC1:
AllDI'I'ION FROM R-2 'CO PtID
'Che foregoing resolution ~aas duly 3econded by i'Nrs. 5cail.ze.
Ayc.s (4) Sca1.2e, Porsberg, llar~son, 1'ahe.y.
iQayes (0). T.4rs. Nardini abstai.ned.
Rcsol.uti.on decl.azed adopted.
7'hi.s re,olut~ion appears i.n Resolut;i.on I~ook No. l.l., Page l.9£~.
[vir. )~orsbcrg ;i.n[rocluced tt~e follo~ai.no r<esoluCion and moved its adopCion:
RT:SOLU'CION N0. 84-_4-155 - AU'f.71.ORI7,IVG 'ild:;
C:C7'Y A7'TOP.NEY 'f0 PP.T31?AR77 A Ri3LON:CNC
ORDIN~NCL 1~OR LO'C 5, 13LOCK l, T'?201dS~2TDGr; ADD~[1'ION
Peterson &
Vei.7.l.cux
P.ezoni.n~;s
Agendn
Item No. 5
The foref;oin~; resoli.iti.on ~aas duly secondccl by Pir. H~inson,
Ayes (4) 7?or.sberg, }lmnson, Sca'lze, Pahey.
Diayes (0). Mrs, i~7lyd:i.ni. abstained.
ResoluCi.on declared adopte<1.
Tliis reso]uCi.on appelrs in 2eso7.ut:l.on P..~oolc Dlo. 11, Page ].99.
~[r. N,anson opened the, pub7.ic l'ie.nring on the p,ro~~osed rezoni.i~if; oE
the Hazel °eterson ~nd ,iiro Veilleux properties from R-3 to Rl;.
7'here was no one i~~resent oP>jecCi.n; to tkie rezon:tngs.
14r.. Forsberg ~i.ntroduced the fo:l].oi~ring res~lution and m.oved its adoptiona
Pa~e -5-
T,4I?llt'f f'sS
Ci.ty Counci7.
Apr:i.l 25, 1.984
I?eterson & RfiSOLU7'ION r10, ~3~F-4-].E36 - CLOSiT?G THF,
Vei.lleux POY,LTC 11FAR[NG 0?7 '1'~':'i P?,'I'!i?ZSON AND
Rezoni_n~;s V;i~I,L13lI:Y. P1tOPOS13D °T:01?J:R'I'Y ~'I~:"l:,0A7NGS
(Cont.)
T'i~e ~ae•e<;o'i.n~ resolut:~i.on aa; duly seconded by `~lr;;. N~~r.dini>
Aye; (5) Porsbert;, Nezrd~.ni., Flanson, Scal~<~a, Pahey.
~laycs (0?.
Resoli.~ti_on decl.arecl adopted.
T9~is re,o~.iiC~ion appears i.n P,esolut~i_on 13oolc No. 11, Page "L00.
hir. ?7.ar~son sGat~d that kie o?as not rouch ~i.n f.avor o.f. the rezon~ing as
it const~i_GUted spot zonin,n,. 1?owevcr, ~s L:l~~e ;313 zonin,..~, w~i.ll. al.low
,1xs. Veterson or Ntr. Ve-it7.eux to <2dd on to their k~ouses, he woul.d
voCe in f~vor oP the reroni.nn.
n[r. Fahey i.nt~roduced the folloor~in~; resol.~ition and moved ~i.ts adopt:t.on:
RP,SOI.ItT10N i40. 8~4-~o--1.87 - APPROVfNC 'tkl?3
12E'l,ON ID1G OF TI~tE VEILI,',?UX ANt) PI'.'1'1;12>ON
1?ItOPF,RTIi;S P'itO?;[ P-3 'CO Jt'3
Thc f:or.e~oi.ng resolut:ion raas dul.y seconded by Mrs. Nardi.ni.
F1yes (5) '.3anson, Narcti.ni_, Pahey, Scalze, I'or,berg.
Nayes (0).
Resoluti.on declarecl aclopted.
T?ii.s resoluCion apper.irs ~.in Reso].ut:i_on ~E3ook Alo. 11, Yage 701.
~4rs. ~~Ia,rdin~i ~introduced Che fol].o~.ai.n; resolut~ion aud movecl iCS acto~t.ion;
'RE60LUTID~~F ~IO. 534-4~-1&'fl -- AUTI~IDRJZ.ING 7'ITE
CITY A'C'I'0'tNEY 'f0 PRIZYAFt)'s e1 P.F,IOPIIDIG ORDINADiCt~
ON T'r113 PPTTiRSO;! AD'D Vr:[i.,L,Iit.IX PROPF,R7'IES
'C}.ie foregoi.n<; resol.uti.on was dul.y s~conded by P4r. liox•sber3.
Ayes (5) Nardi.ni, I'orsberg, Clan;on, Pxhey, Scalze.
Na~es (0).
Resoluti.on clecl~red adopt:ed.
This reso1.ut~.l.on <appears in P.esolui_i.on I3ool,c No. 11, Page 202.
Thnpson Mre Li.cht reporCed th~t Mr. },mpson hn, purch~sed LoCS 17 throu;h 20 on
N(at:ter ?arlc Steee t and plans to bui.~ld an earth-shelt_erecl house. 7'hEy are.
concerned abouC sol.ar ~ccess and bei.ng shi.elde.d .from the stm by any
A~enda home th.at is ~uilt. on 1ot> 21. through 25.
Ttem No. 9
Tmpson asked if~ Che Ci.ty would a1l.o~a devel.opment on 7.ohs 71 tl~rough
23, wl,ii.ch would consi.st of onl.y 8,600 square .f.ee t with 75 Leee frontage.
PaBe '-6-
r~ cr!trx',;s
City Counc'i.l.
Apri1 ?_5, 19H4
Emp,on i~1r. T,icht poi.nted out_ t1~ai: Mr. Em~~son ~aas concer.necl because of
~1atter a council. resol.ut~i.on regarclin~ v~r.iarices i.n this area. 21r. Licht:
(ConC.) stated Chat he sasa no just~.ification Lor a var-iance for a suostandacd
7.oe in thi.s ce.i>e as tJ~ere i:~ t:},~e 'land available to bring Ghe ].oC
to 10,00q square f.eet.
T4rs. Scalze. stakc.cl tl~~aC she tlioughC thaC Resol.ution Dlo. 83-6-274
dealt. eaith ~Ir. I3ehr's nroperty as }zis property ~aas ,nade. small.er
because tl~e Ci.ty jog~ed the ro~d. Mrs. ica].ze chou~;ht that
Mr.. Johnson was ~~ai_d f:or hi.s pror>erty.
Scalze >t1Ced that the vari~nce thait woul.d be a7.7.owed on t:he Be M-
property t:~ould be for a f.ronC yard setb~~clc and Ch,.zC she d~id not
recaLl any variance di.scussed for mi.ni_mum lot size. ~
P4e. J,~i.cht i.nLormed the Coi.~nc~i_1 that: he also i_nformed Mr. i?mp,on
r_hat the C~ity coi.ild not assure, him i:hat a house bui_1t on L,ots
?_1 through 24 wou7.cl be more thnn 10 feet f.rom tlie si_de yarcl.
Licht a1,o reporCecl that i.t w~s su~gested Co P4r. I?mpson thst hc
»urchase Lot ?1 in order to have ji.ir~isdicC~(.on over it.
Mr.s, Nardi.rii. anreed Chat ~i_:E there is enou,n,}~t pr.operCy t:o have a
1.0,000 squarc Eoot l.ot, then t:here ;is no just~if~icaLi_on Eor a
variarzce. ?~4r. 'f.~ahey a~;reed. '~ahey poi.nt:ed oi.it, k~owever, thait
some Counc7.7. do~on the li.ne could ch~in~;e tlie roini.mum square
foo[age requirement or setback requ:i.eemenCS or even s;rant a
v~ri.ance. tifr. I~'ethey stat~d that Che c~.irrent Counc:i.J. ~i.s not
:i.nc1.ined Co ;r~nC a v~zriance, but 1.C cemnot guarantee anytnirip,.
ill~mnes Mr. 11an>on opened the public kiearing on t];ie I,Cimrnes request foe
Pro~osal J?~JD zoning i.n oeder to construct: a;eira;e on h~is property.
~„enda P~1r. ?'ahey poini:ed out that the 7?l~nni.n~; Comm~ission [abled th~
Zten~ P!o. 6 rnltCer pencli.n, the outcome o£ the public hear~i.no. P1hcy staCCd
ti~at C1~e Coi.mcil shoul.d ho7.d the publ.ic hearing and tPien refer
the matGer b~cl< to the ??].~nning Commissione
T'here were no ob;jectors presenC to the 7<-i.mmes pr.oposal.>
t~irs. Scalze 1,ke~.d ~ahy i~!r. K~immes d~id not spl.i.t the propert~ i_n
order that: the prooosed ~~ra~e be on thc same l.ot ,as n~i.s bustiness.
>calze stated Chat the b~nck end of; the properC~ could be spl:Lt
vff to accompl.i.sh this.
~Ir. Kimmes stated Chnt h~ was not, oppos~,.d t:o tl~~is. Kimmes sCated
t1~1t the Planner su~;geste<l tl~e PtJP zoni.ng.
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rt_r•nrrrs
cicy coianc;.l.
Apri1 25, 1~$4
Ki.mmes ~rs. Sca]zc nslted how clo~e Che busincss l,~ui.ld~.ng i_s Co the CiCy
Pronosal properC~~. ~Ir, ICimm~as replied Chrit Lherm ~i_5 32 fect betorcen the
(Cont.) bu~.i.ldina and reax~ J.o~; 1in~.
`4rs. Sca1~e stat~d that: i.t anpcared t:.o her ttiat the. biiilcting was
on City pro{~e7'ty.
9'he lingi.tieex• staterl that t~~e Ci.ty may liave f;ot:ten tlte propercy
~FCer t:k~e survey w~s done. N(r> 7'ahe.~ suggtested Ch~c thi.5 be
researched.
A1r. ?~lanson pointed out thmt the Planner r<;commended th~it the
request be de.n~iec.
'I'hc. Y].armer sCated that h:i_s reaction ~is that: tJ:ie u~~~? of the y:ite is
too int:ense. Tl~e Cwo propert~i.es comt~i_ned woul.d equal orte sCandard
1ot in a J3-3 area. 'Che posiC~i_ve aspect of the propostil. i_s tl~,ac
the s~i_ce. woul.d be cle~aned up•
r.
Mrs. Sca1.ze a,ked hoFr tne elec[c~i.ca1 b~is~.ne5s ever got there. :~ir.
Licht repl.i.ed Chat he ~-~-,searched meet ~ns; m~,i.nutes 1nd tl~e dec'~isi_on
euas not clear-cut:., but tl~ie Counci_1 di.d nnprove it.
r4rs. Scalze asked i.f, tl~ie e7.ecteLcal. bU:i.lcli_ng ~aas ever added on t.o.
P4r. ':U.mmes rep1.ied thait i.t was not.
i+ir. Pahey i.ntrodi.iced I:.P.xe foll.oaing reso~.utl.on txnd enoved i.CS adoption:
~r.sor.,!crr.o~ r~o. ~<<-~~-~s~a - c~,osTnc r~,r~: r~lrr,t,TC ~~t~,~,zr~s
on~ •rnr ?cTi~ ~t s T:?;c~,~r~.sr ror: :~ zo~r.~~c •rc> ~~un T~ o?~~rr:
•i~~ co~,sz~RUC~~ a ~A~ncr
'Che focef;oing resoluti.on was duly secondcd b~ *?r. 7?orsbe,r.g.
~yes (5) ;?ahey, l~orsberf;, }tar~son, Neirdi.nl_, Scal~?e.
~Iayes (0).
Reso7.uti.on declared aclopted.
Th~is resoluC~ion appears i.n P,esoluCion I3oolc No. 11, Pzi;;e 203.
T~lrs. Sc~il.re i.ntroduced Ct?e EolJ.o~aing reso].uti-on ~ind s~oved it, adoption:
iZ'•?SOLt19'-CON DIO. ,4~..CF_19p - i?F1~+P:ttRTi~!G TI(E
r'Tit [li,S R~ I,~D1tiP1G Z'(11JPS7' T;ACK 'I'0 'CI-[E;
PL,~NNTidG COtr1p47 ,SION
'Che torenoi.ng r.~esoiut~ion was du7.y seconded by N(r. ~lanson.
Ayes; (5) Saalzc, l~anson, Fal1eY, ~Porsberg, NarcLini~..
playe~s (~).
Rc~sol.uti.on dc.clz~red zdopte<t.
'Ch~is resoLut~~on appcar~ ~i.n Resolui~i_on Roo'c No. l.l., P~t~;e 294.
Pa~F -f1-
Ci.ty Council
n~r; l 2s, t9f34.
11u<inet Power
Vari.ance
Request
~~;enda
ICem M1o. 7
Mre llan;on opened the pub7.i.c hearin~ on the t3iidPCt Po~aer request
£or tnree varinnces and a coi2di.tzonal use permi.t Eor of~~-site
paric i.n~,
T4rs. Scal.zc st:ated t~at she did not understand 1104~ Che Pl.annin~
Comini_ssion cxn nrarit a vaei.ance without staC-inp a re~ison for cloing
so. 'Lhere must be a rea.son f:or a vari.ance bein~; ~rantecl. '1'he~
ord:i.nance. is very specific about thi_,. P~(rs. Scalze sungested that
tl~ie requ2st be se.nt baclc to thc Plarin~ing Cornmi.ssi.on and they be
asked ,f;~or a reaaon f.or the varianc.e.
Ther~ *.oas no one present objecting to the request.
F'trs. Scal.zc pointed out that by b;,ranti.ng ~ vatr~~zlce wit:hout a re~ason,
thr Ci.ty cotild be onen ,For a La:asv.iC. Sca].ze sCaCed thst. the Ci.ty
cannot k~av<~ a dif,fc:rent: nnme plein for some peop].e and not for others,
ilrs. Scalze stated t.:hat she saw no reason that rnade the ~Su<1s~eC Po~ver
reque,t spec?al. that cvouLd erarxant a variance.
Nfr, Liclit sCaCed Chat ~Se 'Planninf; Cb~.nni.ss:i_on fe1C th~t the site plan
was a wor',<ab].e so7.uti.on. 'I'he Cornm~.i.ssion atte^roted to look at other
sol.uti.ons, bat there !~aere none.
7'he Pl.anner reported t:l~~at l1e ~unnest.ed to thE~ Commi.s>i.on Cl~iat ~iF
tPii.s si.tuation ~~~as appl:i.cable t.o t.l~c c~~hole City, then <~n ordi.nanc~
amcndment should br-_ conszderect.
T1r,. Scal.ze s[ated that: it see.ms th~at the City is rcvrardf.ng a b~id
situaCione Scal.zc st:~ited that s}xe hris a prob].em approving Ch~i_s
requcst Eor t4,iis re~son.
'fhc~ nlanner sta~ed tliac t11i.s is t:he opportune ti.me ,f:or con,:i.derati.on
rls t~ie l.case i., up eznd '3udgeC Powcr i., contemplztt.i.n~; purchasin.p, the
pronerC~. '['he ?'~lanner. statect thaC. tfi~ questi.on is if tl~ie site i_s
adequate for tae operati_on.
Mrs, Scalz~,e stat:ed C1iat she wotil.d like to see a soluCi.on to the
problem and wanted i3udget Power to be ah1.e to expand.
;~rs. D',ard~ini. oo~i.nted out t:hat al.on~; wi.tl~i this proposa~l Cl~ie wnol.e
bui1.di.n~ would t,>e sprinkl.ered. Nard~i.ni. nointed ouC tP~at Che bu:i7.di.ng
was i.n vi.olaCi.on ot the co~7e ziC the t:i.rae ~i_t uins put up. Nard~-n'i.
stated Chat t:hc City is a'lready livinp; tv:i.tl~i a b~d ,ituation and Chis
can helo it. ~ir. Por,berg agreed thaC Ci~ie G~i.ty h~a, a chance to
improve a beid situat.ion<
A?rs. Nard~ini pointed out t:hat wlaen the bu-ildin„ was buiLt., NCi.ddle
Street uras not .in exi.stenc.e. nlardioi aslced iE thc Citry can request
that ,Budget Power move bac1;. From tJie streeL ~t thi.s po:int.
Pa~c _9-
~4i?A?'L'P:S
Cit~ Cot.mcil.
ApriL 25, 19£~t4
71u<l~;cet Power ,4T. ('lhcy ns4<ed iC some of, the ~driii.i-oual. P~rk~ng cou7d be e1.i.nnnated
Var~i~nce or rearr~n~ed to compl~ *vit11 Cize side y~rd. setnac?c. P~Ir. ~larry SLeclcel
]:equest explai_ned Che~ proposal and he and Cbm~~ci1. cli.scussed possi.bl.e opti_ons
(Cont.) for ch~n~;~i.ng the ~>lan.
~?r. SCeclcel. no:i_nCed out that the buil.<li.ng would be spri.nlclered and
City ~aaCex wot.ild t,~e 1>rou~;hC in. P4r. Steclcel. ai.so stat~d Chat t!1e
proposal ~:~ould 1>rino cont~i_nuity to the biiild:ing and woul.d screen
Chc operat.i.on from C~e ne~i~;hbors. 6teclce'1 s[~te~d that tkie nei~hbors
aire all. ~S~reea.ble to the nroposal..
Mrs. Se~lze aslcc~d *ahaC wi.11 nrevent ouCdoor stor~~z;;e on the grcen
area. Mr. Steckel rep1ied ChaC t:Pie rreen aren :ai.l.'.l noC be f:enced.
~~rr, r'ah~-~y commenT_e~1 ~haC the proposal ca,11s Lor no acddi.t~,ional. squarc
footarce then ~is oresentl.y Cherc.
~~~{r. Fahey staCed tFtat he sees t:he proposal as an i_mprovement as
currently t)ae f_ence i.s un to thc. property 7.i.ne.
i!rs. Scalze asked the reason for the vari.ancc.
'Che Plac~ner stated that Ci.ty Ordi.nance does not specif:i.cal1.y state
th~t jtistiELcat:ion £or a vari_ance can be due to acei.an o.f ptab1.;ic
doma~.in. liowever, tlzi.s i.s covcred in State St:at~.~te. '1'he p}.ariner
commented tl~iat Che C~i.Cy could say thaC as T.he building ~aas bui.'LC
~~ri.or to ieti.ddl~; Street goi.ng ~i_n, a liard.ship was crearted.
i~.[r, Fa~~ey no~i_i~ted ouC Y:haC 4~hcu 9udFVt 1'ower uias bu:i.lt i.t was
di.irin~; e ner:i.od of C.i.rne thaC t11e Cotmci.l ~~ras l.ax ~in enforcin;
City Code. Pal;iey commented th~t ~udf;et Power want> to makF an
improvemenC tkiaC w:ilt brin~ the bu~il.di.ng inore i.nto conf`orrn~nce
wi.t11 City Code. Fahey ;~ointed out thst the si.tuation wi11 be bc>.teer
than it is anc.l .fc1C Chat: the Ci.t9 Counci.l could tapprove Che requcst
based on publ.ic domai.ri.
P4r. ',lanson st~~ted t;hat he co~as arill~i.n~; to compsomi_se ~i.n order Co
get t:he builclin~; spri.nk7.ered and the existi.ny mess cleanecl up.
`9.rs. 6ral.ze aslced if tl~iese srere v~1-i.d reasons £or approvi_nn [he
vari.ancc~~s,
^~!r. Porsb~>,.r,c~~ ~introduced Che fo7.laoin~ resoluCion ~nd moved ~i.ts adopt~i_on:
R7?, iOI.,U'fl,_ON E0. ~'1+-4-15)7. - CLOSI~IG TN~ P(IRI,lC
Ili ~F.ifiG 0`l 'C1-1i; };UOGt:7' POG?C:R VA;2TANC,'i A:4D
COTdDT"CIO?lAi~ 1J;il? PI;1,ZMl'1' RT~QIIiZS'C
'fhe fore~o,inp, resolut~[on was dul.y seconded t~y Mr.s. Plardi.n~i_.
Aqes (`i)~Porsber~, Nardi_n:i., H,anson, Scalze., 7~rahey,
~':~~es (0).
I2e,o1~.iC,i.on declared adopte.d.
Thi.s resol.uti.on appears in ^esolut~i_on I';oo!< Dlo. 11, Pa;;e 20`'i<
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~ [7rJ'7'Cf~;S
(;~i.ty Counci'1
April 25, 1R£34
3ud„~C Power
~~ari.ance
Request
(Cont.)
1~1r. ~.'al.iey i.ntroduce<t Cne f;o1l.o~ai.n~; reso].ut-i_on and movcct i.ts adopi:ion:
TtIiSOf lJ'C:[ON Alf?. 84-4--7-92 - AP;'POVT.NO TR}?
'1`}1~??13 SI?'C1311C!< Vf~R:[f~~iCFS A^?i) CO^?DI~'CION[\?.
U51' VT;R;~'SIT' FOR OF' fiT'C]': ?'AF;KIVG AS RI;QUF,`i'Ci:D
ktY ?iU])CTt"P POW1Z?Z G~7~lU I~S 7T~D f CA7.'SD 1,V T'~,E Ai~TICF;
OP 11RARING ON 'CH~; };ASI; 0" SP~3CTAL CiRC1.f~1S'I'ADICI3S
AND CONUTTIONS 'f}IAL LXT57' l~VD A7t}' NO`f 'C;KI; ~'.AllLT
Ol' THl's APPI,TCAN"C ~A7D DiJP "I"0 PRT:VT.OIJS COt1~NC;IL
~c'rior; ~tt•r~t ~t~:;cnr:n ~ro ~;e-rt.~t:~•!• no~~~te, wftzci[
Rl;Sl1T.'C:['sD Srl MIDDLI SfSt7?C?T nEING Pi~'C 'I'~IROUGI-I
A\D ALSO DIJP 'CO P1?}3VIOUS COIJD]CIL ACTIOPI i~
A]'P";OVING RU:CLDSNG 1?I;RP-IITS AND ADDITIODIS WA7CC~3 ll:[[)
NO'C CON~OI:;~i TO SP7'73~C[: REQII~.CRI~.?N"ii~l'CS Ol' 'C1~113 C~LTY
COllF;, ~ND IP(DiCA'CT.NG 'L'tIA'P 1'11B COUDICII., DO??S ~?0'C
1~PF;L 'Cll'? f1PPI.,ICAT~'S S'tOUi,D f;}' Plii]AI.T(LD i'0'~ I.l[P,SF's
AC"'IODI i .
'Che ioregoi.n~ resoluC~ion ~ass di.il.y s<~~coi~aded by ~Irs. Nardi.ni.
Aye, (4) P'ahey, N.ardi.ni., Hanson, '~'orsberg.
Ilayes (1) Scalzc:.
Itesoli.ition dect.ared adopted.
7'hi.s r.esol.ut~i.on appears in Resolati.on ~oolc p?o. ll, 1?apFS 206 ~~d 207,
t~4r. Pahey sugg<~str_d ChaC tl~ie C,ity Attorney reseFir,ch tn~is ~ctto^
t:o deCermi.ne i.f CJ,~ere f.s 1~~~,al. bzsis for ;ranting t:he vnri.inces.
~4rs. Scal.ze si:at.ed t}aat i..f, tl~ie 7?lanninn Commi.ssi.on would like tt~e
ordinance amended, Caey shoulcl g~.[ve Clie Counci~l. some add:i.tional
informat:ion on this,
Brausen A4r. Chlebed< reported tnat r4r< TSrausen requested Chat:. Pie bs abl.e
Propert.y to cli_vi.dc 1'iis property :i.nto f:krre~~~ lots and not be r-equl.~-ed to
D:i.visi_on p1aC. Che pi~opee~ty, `4r. 1>ra usen h2s now submi.tted anoP:laer proposal
, to di.vide tiie ~roperCy ~inYO tk+o loCS.
tlvenda
Item No. P i4,r. ;"iai.isen re}'>orced that ic wf.11 cost i,zp to ti2,00 0 to pl.nt h~i_s
nr.operty and abouC ~.~'S00 to subdiv~i_de i.t.
The Pl.annes £elt. t:hat the C~i.t:~ may havc to pei~ ,i.n the ].on; run if
tl~ie property i.s di.v:ided raLher than p1aCt~d. `Che }'].anner sCaeect
T~iat the drai.nage of the ar'ea must be l.oolc~cl at a1on~ ~aitl.z the
necessaty o,f utilit:y easements.
The ?'lanner also noinCed oi.it that tJ:i~ Li.rst surve.y subm~i.tted con2a:i.ned
nothi.n;; ta~[C_l~ rerard to Copooraphy or g,rading pl.ans. The Planner
felt tt~af: t:he ~Lnformati.onal. requi_rEament, of the ordinanc^ caeec val:i.d
ones.
Pa;Et -11-.
P~17 AlU'CP. S
c~r,y c~,~„~~1
Apri.l 2i, 1.9~~s
erausen 'f1.ie Pl.nnner pointe<t out tl'~~t the:re i.s a major d~i.fference in
Propert~ topo„n,r.aphy f.rom Che 'front of thi.s nroperty to the rear> Also,
1Ji.vi.s'i.on Cnere i, a poncl Ln the baclc c~f Lot P..
(Cont.)
°h~ S',n<,i.cieer po~inted out: thaY: thmre are no stretets to be ded~icmt~~~el
in i:his proposa~l, t:here is jusi: t}ie addition oE two new l.ot li.nes.
,P`te Planner ~~oi.nted out that i:he ~,rPiole area has not been c-~valuated
in term, of. ac,cc»tali~i.l.ity of ~'~uildinc; ~~ads or drainage. 'Che Planner
stated t('iat ~if thE addi.ti_onal ltomes t:o be bu~iJ.t change the drii.nage
tl~i.s could cause a problem f.'or thc ~vho~.l.e nei_uhborhood.
Mr. i'aF~~y su~;pested. Cna~ tkia~~ e3nginc?er loolc al t:hi.,. Mr. Por>herg
sug~~ested that tl~~e division be ~pprovFd conti_ngent upon Che
J;n;ineer's rEVi.ew of th~ dr,a~in~ge.
?~Yr,. Scalxe pointrd out the drai.nei~;e >ituati.on on Payne Avenue,
The Pns;:incer ,tat:eci t~iat hie can ciiec?c out tL~e r,lr~ina4;e. itr, C~x~7.ey
stated that the baclc of thi.s prooerty drains 'i.nto e:he 6dater C~?or.l,<s<
~4r. rr~ihey f.el.t Chat the City shoi.i~tc1 be abl.c to loolc. at L!~ie
,i.tu~t:ion and m~il,ce a decis~i.ori that saves people money.
'(7ae Pl.anner >Cated tt~rit Cl:~e s~itu~t~io^ ~i.s an ar.ea one. The Planner
a1,o pointecl oi.~t t1~~t C.here is a draina,v,e pond inv<>l.vecl. The
Ylanner noi.nted out th~t rhe Qi.ty has no jur~isdicCi_on over Chis
drainaye pond and th~is i.s t~ie time Chat tPie City m:is;ht o~ar~t Co
net. an easmnent: over this nond.
ti(r. 'f~'orsberg stated Chnt the City s}ioul.rl n<~i:. ~ct an F isa~.menC £or
the nond, buC perl~~~a~;; should pu(: a storra ,ewer in.
ur. F~~?~~ey aslce~l i.f: t:he C:i_ty can do wi.thout. the nl.a[:. The P7.annFr
repltied thaC thc i_nf:os~mational. requ~ir~menGS should be. met.
?wir,. >calze aslced t4ie cut--off Eor ~ohen a plat is requ~i.red. 9'I~e
Clerlc rep].ied th~t. over tcao l.ots and a p7.at i.s requi_red. 'Che 1''].aeirier
po9.nted out that this has been tLe ;~ol.icy of the C;i.Cy.
'Che P7.sm~er stated th~t hie concern was ior Che ,f:uture 9ol.~i.cy of
tlie City. 'Chc }'].anner. poi.nter,! out GhaC thc ortl~inanc~~ r-ec~u~i.r.es ~~
plat: ~*ttenever l~roperty i.s di_vi.ded.
"~he C1erl< renortErd ChaC f;rom noca on casE~merrt;s for uti I:i.ti.es and
to~~os *,•ri,l1 l~e required on a1.1 subdivi;;ions,
`frs< Scalie i_nteoduced. the fol].ow~,ing resoluC:ion a.n<tinoved i.ts adoption
Pa,>,e_ _ 1.7.-
`t:f'.QIJ"!'i? i
C:it:y Counci.l.
Apri1 2`i~ 7.9~i~t
?3r~~useri '2nS~)IU'fTD[l ~Q. C34_4_1.9.3 - A"pT20V7~.n'G ~C~[1?
~x•onerty ;;~,COtdD SUI;n1V:C5:[ON PC20YQ;~L ;[J`S2iIT°~,^1) I?Y
Dtv~i.si_on ~II2., RAI~PI-i ';RAUSF,N POI: L~TS /~1 ACdD ?i SUi3J)~C'f
(Cont.l TO A?d;;I'C'CEN Ri?POIZ'f FROA1 'P!C;? C:f'"y i?NG7:D?FftP.
A6 f0 Ci~F~ 'PO?OGRA~'HY AND 'I"iF. G)ZtV~?'CIiVC 0~' A"1X
DRAf'~I~GB PAS" 1I~.NT6 4't{ICH AJ2r `~I;pT?SSARY
'Che foregoi.ng reso7.uCi.o~~i eoas duly seconded by t':rs. Dlar.di.ni..
~yes (5) Scal.ze, 1~lan,on, Pl~rdi.ni, r'a71ey, I~orsberg.
'Playes (0).
Fte,olt.ttion decl~ned adonted.
TP~is re,ol.uti.on appcars~ i_n Re.soluf;i.on 'L'ool< Alo. 11, Pagc 2p3.
Stoelcness i~4r. Stoclcness presented to Che Council for revi.e~u bui.ldi_ns~ p1.ans
Ru~~_lding for a bui.ldi.n; proposed for 190 Ryan Dr~i.ve. '!'hery informcd ttie
Plan Coimci.l t}iat t}ie bui.ldi.ng tai1.7. 1?~ s?ri_n'<lered. A?r. Stockncss
re~aorted that: they ar~ cement coritractors, ancl w~ill. ope;rate.
Ap,enda t`teir business from t:his locat:i.on.
:[tem No. 9A
`i.r,. Scal.ze i.nf:ormed ?~Qr. SCOC':cness f:hat the Ci.ty i., tryi.ns; to
cletin uP sane o4 the oi,it:side ~sCOra~;e i.n Che are~a.
'~tr„ Nardi.n~i info~-med 1°G-. Stod,cn~ss that ra condiCional use permi.t
~i.s ~teeded r-oe ouLdoor st:or.•ase.
Cub Poods Cub Poods h1s subm~i.r9_ed a 1.eCCer to Che C~it.y regarding Che potenCi_al
PotE^,ntial ~ise oE the~ir current 1>uildi.ry~ a.Eter they vac~ te it:.
Use
C~6-s o Sca1.zc stated. tJ,iat slie o~as nc~C ~~.n ,[avor of a Go~-cart trac~c
!14>C?r7C~1 i.il C~77.5 ~.OCBf:l.Oil.
1.CE151 T70. ln
~~)iC }~IHil1lCL Y6'})O'Y['.EC~ f:~.lilt ~~U~J 7.S ]US2; dSiCiT1~ t4}L~1C ~JX'OC0(~U17@S L~'18~
wi.]. ]. have to Po11o~.a.
Mr. Foxsberg stated tliat he was noC ageee_abJ.e sv~ith this ptoposa7..
R~. S ~1rs. Pl~ird.ini. rc~orted that I? t. S nutomotive never ..q~p't-i.ed for a
<:ondi.tion~l u sc Permit for Cheir oi.itdoor storage. ~It c~ras di ,cussecl
f~genda at. one noint, but. nothi.n~ ~.as f.'o1l.owed through.
Ctein No. 71.
~~~rs. Scal.ze canmented that R& S c~nnot. st~xclc up cars on C~i.t~
r i.gl~it-o[-~aay.
~(r. Rah~y sug~>ested that R~Q. S lie i.nfocmed that CNiey need 1 cond~i_t:ion~al
use permit<
Pape -13-
"^~CfSU'Cf?S
~ity Council.
t~pri.l. 25~ 79£34
R R< S A1rs. 6calzc commenCed thaY it seerned to h~r th~t urheti the C~ity
(C;ont.) granted '-: R, S Che buildi.n~ permit f.or tl~e met~il. bui.ld~i.ng, t:11e
c;i.ty rrrii.iested ~ streeC E.asement around th~~; biii.ld.i.n~. Sca].z¢
st~ted that sPie Lelieved t:7ie casement w1s r!edi_cz~t~d and this
.i, wl~cre t:hie jtinlced ca~s are ,t-tackF~.d. Scalr.e commented i~.hat
thc r.iroprrty i.s not R 2~ S's to staclc cars on.
"4r. Pal~ey i.ntroduec~cl the fo7.l.o~.ii_n~ resol.ut::i.on and movcd its adopti.on:
RJ?ROI,U'CION ?90. f34-4-194 - DTii)ZCT~I;iG T}1S; C711. C;LI;u.i?
A~?D Rl7:fL,D:[~IC I.PISP3C`t'OR 'f0 7`lf'ORP,( 't !L S 9'ITOhip'1']:V8
'C'tinf 9".t^.Y F~ii'? TN 9TO~f~A'CION `)77 T}I!~ ~211TTIAP?C1? AVI)
SifO'li,~ At?'Pl~v FqR A CONDI'fIJ~IAT.~ US7 l~Li?~4I'C 1~0;?
'f}I'~,IP. OtPCRI.:~);3 STOT~AGI?
"L'kir-_ forci;oi.ng resol.uti.on was du7.y s~conded by D7rs. Sca7.ze.
~yes (5) F+ahey, Scal.ze, Ilanson, i~orsber,'r„ Narrli.ni..
i?ayes (0).
'Resolutton declar~c.d ad~uted.
This resolution al~pears in Resotuci.on ;?ool< No. 1.1, 'Pa~e 2G~.
1. In 7.~ 'Che T'lanner poinCed out that Lhe morator~i.un~ on diiptexe s i.n `2-J. areas
~'rovisi.on expi.recl on Anri.l ?0.
Agcnd.~i ~?rs. Scal.ze. inGroduced. Che P.oll.oori.n~; resoluC~i.ori .xnd moved it, ~a<lopti.on:
[t.em ^lo. l2.
?~i?SOLIt7'TOV N0. 84-4-'7.R5 - CONTSNI!T.fvG 'fI~IF tOFt#'PORIU^? DN
tIiJPL°xisg 1:P] T:2--7. AI:i2~S T~OR <~0 DAYS
The foregoin~ resol.iaC~ion was <!u1y seconded bq '4rs. Plardini..
Apec (5) Sca7.ze, Nmx~di.ni., !~?anson, ia}iey, PorsP>ern<
?laqes (0).
Resolut:ion decl.ared 1do~~>terJ.
7'his resolution appe~rs ~.n Resolution ~3ook Dio, 11, P~t~~ 210.
T1~e P1.anner po~in~ed out: t)iat f:l~e 1'1.annin~ Comnis,i.on is st,[',I.1 debating
the 1 i.n l.0 issi.i~.
N(r. I?orsbcrr fe1.t thaZ the Council shoul.cl act on tl~e ~vatt~r.
The Ci_ty C].eric su~;geste<t that the Counci.l hold oti.' until the Plann:Cn~
Commiss:ion has Caken acCione 77,Ze Cle,r':c sY_ated that the Commi.,s-i.on i.s
de].i.beraLi.n„ t.~ie i.ssue.
Kr. Pahey suggested that the PLa.~ni.n~ Comin?ssi~n be r,a¢questa~l to
act on the issue at thei_r next mea>tin„ and also con.,~icler th~e issue
of tt~ie mother--in-I.aw apartmenC.
Pas;e ~-7.~F-
`47.~111't'r±S
Ci.ty Council.
Apr i l. 2'i, 19FSG
1 In 10 P4es. Sa~il.~e cornmF.ntcd. tliat C:nere c~n be ~i moC~ic.r--in--1 iw aparCment
Provis-i_on i_n a srnpl.e f~milg homc wi.cl'~ s.iared e~~Lin<; areas, Sc~l.zc thought:
(Cont.) tha4: ChiS ~aas alr~eady provided for un~er the ord:i_na~lce.
'CYic 'Pl.anncr.~ d~st~;x~eed attd co!mnEnCed that one- of Lhe ~oiys to prov~dc
Lor thc mother ~n l.aw apartr~ent~ ~~as bq not havi.n~ sepai.ite enteinces.
t4r. Fa?iey st<~ted Cri~~t he was op~~>osed to ~cCing on CPte t in 10
nrovis:i.on until the i'lanni.n~ Cornrnissi.on considers the issue at
~i_ts next mect:i.n,n,.
Other Counc:i.l.membcrs felt [he~t the Ul.annin~; Oom!ni.ssi.on had adcquate
i~.x~ne t;o deLibE.r.ate t:'ie i_ssi~e, rin~ f:e1t tl~~ae tl:~e Co~,tnc~i7. should tak.e
act: i_on.
NLrs. Nardi_n~i. i.nteoduced the fol.low:ing resoluC~i.on anrl moved ~i.cs adopti.on:
'RtSOT;iPION t10. f?!4_Ct_1!~5 - '~L(hIID1A"Pl~l6: TH', CO~1D.C'L'L~NltiL
U~,F~; ~p;?f)VTSTO^I L~~ ~'0~. 0-,^,Df.NA'Vf:~~ ~Li,Ot,~TNI; ~~Olt ONI?
DUPLI~,X 7~~ P`;~l SS~~C'IE; "~pt1IY ?!0?4`,SS CA R-~l A~ZP,~1S
The foref;o~_n~ eesoluti.on sa~is duly seconded ny Mr. 1'ors~erg.
Ayes (3) "?~r<Li.ni., I~orsbers;, Scat.ze,
~lmyes ('L) llan>on, ^ralley.
Resolu~j~on rleriied 1~s ar~ orcli.na~ce amendmen~ requi_r.es a 4~Sth's
-t1:Pirn':itive vote of. t~ie Counc.~i.l..
i_his resol.ut~i.on anpears in T?csotuC~ton '3ook ~lo. 11, Pagc_ 21.1.•
'Cax InceemenY. 'Lhe Plann~~~r reporCed thst he can get hand--out i.ntormxtion £ox Chc
[~~.nancins-, Counci7. on Cax 3-ncrement Li.nanc~i.ng at no cosL. 'Lhe '~?ayor in.,teuctec(
Che Pl.anner to ;;et r.:hi.s inf.ormat:iorl<
~genda
Itein No. 13
L~rry Lee ;~ir. Lar.ry I,ee xeyuesi:ed that the Counci]. consider approval of.
TndusCri_~1 industria~l. revenue bon<ls ,f.or EurtLle~" dFVelopr.~ient. of Yorkton Tndustrial.
;'eventte Park.
nonds
?ete. lahey asked the pri.ncipa7.s involved in the or~tn~ii.zat~ion,
ildd.ition Mc•. 7,ee repl.,ied that he ~i_s the, onl.y pri.ncipal. of v~rlct:on Ltc!.
To The and soent on to explein ho~.~ he bri.ngs 9_n bt.isinFSSes Co ei.t:her
,4gen<la l.e~s~ or ui.irchase his buil<I~.n~s as t:hey are deve].oped.•
Mr. I,ee inC`orrned ch~ Counci_7. that he plans an add~i_ti.on oI 9 ne~.a
~ui.l.d-i.n~s ~rh?.ch i~ie; ca7.culatcri wi.1.1 ge~neriCe 315 new jobs cv;i.N~
sala,ries tota7.'ing ~4,500,000.
~
Pas~e -...>....
~~ ( ~'.I!'P V~: S
City Counc'i.1
April ?_5, 7.984.
Larry Lee ~!r• L~e inlormed the Com~ci7. c'iat_ f:ivc yctArs ~ito the p~ooeet~~ in
(Cont,) questi.on was t~x~d at $R00 annual.',I.y. Ihe currexrt ta 7r~s ~ire $l1£3,000
and esG'i.mated t_a;ze5 :F or nezt ye~r r~.ire fi1609000.
~4r. I~ee rcporte~d that: the same typF of constri.iction is ~lanned Eor
[.he ncw buildings.
;~ir. llmn,on commEnCed Chat he £ete -tr,. [~ee h~s done ~a rem~irkrible joi?
w:i.k~. h hi.s developmFnt of wk,1-ich ever_~yone can be proud.
?nr. T+oisber~,+ :i.ntrocluce~l Che. fol.lowi.n„ resoluti.on and iuoved i_ts adopti.on:
?7~, iO,LUTIOFi id0. 3~~-4-7.9-7 - CAT.LIt~lG FOR A 7?IiI~I,IC
l-1IA3.tilC OPi i4AY 23, 1934 !\'C £i:00 1?.`~L ON A 1?Rpl?0,`i/\I~
"~'QB A COi~tit;RCIAL~ "nCiL:C'C:C~S DJ^,Vt;L~°~Kf?N'C P:~.TI~;C'C
7'U'2SlJ~N'1' 'I'C~ Thl}; S4TNT(J3S0'l'A ~f7J2SCCT.°AL IP7DUS'fitTAl,
f)1~71IOP>111,D1'P AC'C AUf:lO~~t:C'IN~, 1"?7; f?tIT~LIC~'C7~N ~)1~
n'~0'['ICki 01+ 7'HT? Ht?,~St:f.NG (~'OR':TON T~TD. Pi207ECT)
T1~~ For~~.goj.no resoluti.on caas dul.y seconfled h>y =-~r.s. i~7ard~i.rri_,
Ayes (5) ~'orsber<.;, Nard-i.ni., Flanson, l~ar~e~, Scal.ze.
taayes (0).
Re;olut~i.on dcvlar~.d adopted.
L1i.s reso7.ution appcars i.n ResoluCion 'Roo?< No, 7.1, Yn~;es 2t2 and '>.13.
1984 'Cree ~~1rs. Plned:i.n5. i.ntroduced the folloGai_ng resol.uC~ion and movetl its adoption:
Removrzl
Concr~.ict: R;~7SC)LIJTIODt V0, 84-4-19° - A~F~PR09TIVG T~~tr~. 1984
. T'Zi ]? R~:N[OVAL CONTRAC'.C "v~t'fi~i PB);CISi~V LAiAJ)SC~'!?T?
Fld<l i t.i.on
'I'o Th~ 'Phe forego~inp, resoluC~i.on ~aas clul.y seconded hy Mrs. Sc;~l.r,e.
A{;e~nda A~c~s (5) ;lard:i.~~i., Scealre, Hanson, FaheY> t'or>ber'c~.
Nayes (0).
P.esol.ut~ion declared adop[F~d.
Tl~i:is reso7ut~i.on apnears :in Resolut:i_on 13ook i~o. 1.~1., Pap.,e 21~s.
~'~udoet T1ze City Attorney st~ted that 1FCer revi.c~or SiaLe StatuCe, the Council.'s
Poeaer actior~ i_n the 3ucinet ~'ower v~irianee request ~o~s appropriate. 9'lze
(Cont.) StatuCe does not say txnythin; about publi_c domai.n. fio~aever, Che
street being put in ro~i, not a c~ircuinstance thmC ~aas created by
the landowane~r.
pa~;e- --76-
P'I:!`IUT~^,S
C~ity Counci_l.
Apri~l 5, 1984
Imp• 84-].0 'Clie P'.n~;~i.neer stabmi.tCad to the Counc.i.l. a fieasi.bi1.i.t~y r~eport f.or
DeSoto Chc ~i.mprovemenC of DeSoto St_ceet, kno~an as Improve~rnent no. R4--10.
A~enda ~4r. rors~7~rg i.ntrodi.iced the. Eol.lowi.n~ res;ol.ut.i.on ~And moved its adoption:
It_em i?o. l.b
R,'35')I1J'!'~tON J~IO. E3p._~...199 -~ ~CC,EP`I'1~1G 'C;11;
J~EASIBSLITY RE,POR'C FOR -Ci,SP. N0. £34-10 AND
D1?(i,n~,IT)G i'~IP t1D!30~J.~CY OP' '4it', 'PI3T:ITT.ON
The Pore;;oinK r~.s;olut~i.on r~ras duly seconded by i-irs. Nac'd~.ini..
tlves ;51 Forsberf;, ~lardi.ni., llanson, Sr_al.ze, Pahe.y.
ar~yes ~0)• .
?te>oLetion decl.ared adopted.
This resoluCion apoe~irs ~in P~solution ?lootc Dlo. 11, Pa~;e 7_15.
Rric]oe C)n Phe Ci.ty Clerlc reported that iie ~a:i.11 Lorsaard t.iie letter~ from the
Ri.ce Steeet Sl~er.i.ff's Depttrti>>eut rcgard~i.ng ctie br~.d,~;e on >.i_ce Slre~t. t:o MN DpT.
A~enclaA
Item D1o. ]3
Interest r4a~~or 1-lanson co!nmented t:liat tl~~e letter from i~(r. I~ee r~~nrdi_nr i.riterest
On on assc~ssc~ent> i.s for Council. i.nformati.on.
Assess!nent.s
Tbe C~i.ty Cler4 st~~Ced thzrt the ~ity Aud~.i.tor ~o-il.l. be sendi.nz the Council
'~aenda a 1.eCt~~tr on th~is subject.
~Ltem No. 19 -
'ti~ht 'Co 'Che Leeter ~in the agend~is on Llie Ri.~;iiC To_ Kno~o Act i.s for Council
?:nocv :1ct inf'oi'raati_on>
Agenda
f.tem \o. 20
Approvi.n; Mr. Falley introduce<1 ttie foll.owi.ng, resoluC~.ion and moved i.ts adopt~i.on:
'I'he Vouchers
=:+~;so~,trcror? no. ~~~_r,_2oo - n~>r~,zovr.,vc; ~r~tF:
A~enda VQUChLJ?ttS
ICem No. ?,1.
'Che f_orcF;oin; resol.uC~i.o^ w~s du7.y seconded by r~'rr~. Pl~Ardin-i<.
.4yes (5) Faheq, Dlnrdi_i~i_, tl.ansori, 6calze, T'orsbes~.
Na~es (0).
Reso7.ution dec].at'ed adopted.
Pl,~is resoluC~i.on appet~rs ?.n Resoluti.on Book ~o. 7.'1., ~~>age 27.6.
n~z°e ~-U-
1•fT~11J7'?:S
C,i.ty Counci.l
Apr?1 25, 1984~
yl,r. ~i'ahE ~ aslced ~i.'r tl'te~ Coi.mc~il ~a~i shed t:o d2scuss 1~iusinESS I:i.cF.ns~in;,.
l~usi.ness }
L~cens;i.ng '~Irs. Scal.ze i~oi.nted o~.it Chnt t.h~ls ~i.s on ti~e 1~;end~i for i~hc. `_°(ay 9
m~et~.inn.
t~°enda
7tern No. ~~ ~r.. F'oxsbFrc; stated t.kzat w;ien he brounhc thi.s matte~r up, ~xe just
wanted a s~imple 1i.censi.n~; nror_edure.
`1r. )?a',Zey sCated that most of the :i.n[ormati.oxi
appl~ Co L~ittle Ceinarla.
hfrs. Scalze sLat:~cl t~hat. tt~e Ci_~_y imist be ab].e
Council w~ill. di.scuss the mat:ter. f.urCher at Ch
'Cl~e Cl.erlc r~pori.:ed rhat the s~.i~n ordinance i.s
f`or i_he ~e[ay 9 rneeC~i.rt;;.
i.n the report <l;d noC
Y_o <:nLorce licensi_ng.
~lay 9 meeti nq;,
a7.so on tl~ie agenda
Volw~teer ~lttyor 7-tanson proclai.mect the wee?c of Piay Ei Cturough 12, 1.98G~ as
t2e_cognition Vol.unteer ?.tecogrii.Cion ~~7eelc.
Gle elc
Agenda
ICem ~do. 20
SCar City r[rs. Narcl~ini reported that the Gi.ty oL Vadnai, Ilei.ghCS i'iats rece.~i.ved
Status Star Ci.Cy ,taCtas.
9,n,enda
ICem ~lo. ?0
C;ican--Up ~`tr. Porsl'~erf; reporCed tliut tl~e Uti.li.t y Department wi_1.7. ha~ie clet:in-up
Day ~e~ Sumcner da;~ on Apri.l. 23. Al,o the UCi_li.t:y i;epart:m,~rit's siunrner hours tia:i1.7.
Hours be,~i_n tPie week oE Apri]. 30.
A;ancta
ICem TIo. 20
`4rs. RecL:or Mrs. P7ar.~~.Ii.ni. repori:ed tl,~sit i`drs. tiomer `Zector called her foll.oFririF;
tl~ic ,1.a,[: Council. meel.:~Cnr; to comp7.:i.inenC tne Cotmci.'I.. P4r,. Stector
t~on-Af;enda felt thaC Che Counc~i_1 aa, very t:noaiedgeal,~le and was im~resseci
T.Cern ~'o. l. wiCi~ i.ts f.~i_rnm;s. ?1,rs, Pect_or al.so te7.t: Ch~t tP~e Cotmcit soas
e;cCr eruel.y kl~urcl-worl<iit~.
P~rk Comm~i_ss~i.on
?4eeCing P!rs. Scei].tc reported that `H~. ;'ec!< ori.1L donaCe 19.'i feeC of. pronea~ty
oark 1and. ?~1r. Pecl< Gii.7.1 trav2 seven lots on one si.de of the nroperty
?a ;e -l n-
P~1I~!iJTf?S
Cit~ Council
Apri.l. 25, 7.9f;1s
Parlc and pne 1ot; on the other. 'Chcref:orc, Mr. Pec'~ would lilce Co ~cnow
Commi.ssi.on who ~,vil.l ma~f.nt~~in Cl~ie propetrty. Also, T4r. Peck croul<I ].~ike to have
,~~ieccing t:h~ swail put on th~.i.s property.
(Cont.)
W,r. I~i.ch~ sCaCed C~k~aC tl~i.s coi.ild be handled i.n the PIfD.
P-t~se Scalze commenCed that Che Ci.ty coul.d ma~intal.n Chis propert:~.
'dosted `^.rs. Sca1.ze asled ~ano h~id the oconer,n;Lp of th~ ~~iosted holding pond..
°ro;~ert.y
i4r.. 7'orsber~ sC~ted t.l:iat he would mpproech t4rs. P1osCed on tl~i~i.s.
t~lon-~~;end~
I.CCm ~30. 2 ~
Trai_l. l~ids ',~rs. ticalre re~»orted that, the Parlc Coinrii.ssi.on would 1 i..i:e the Ct.ei:~lc
and 'f1i11 Sanders aathor~.zed to ~i~!vert:i.se f.oe 1>i.ds for Extens~i.on of
Non-(~genda tl~e Spooner Par.k Cra~i_1 system Co Aloel. 1)r.ive.
ftem ?v'o. 3
r4r;. ~ardi.ni. :i_ntroduced Che f.ollow~i_ng resol.ut~i.on 2nd moved it, adop[i.on;
F>.r,,so, u~~?or~ rio. u~,_~~._2ot -- T~tsT~ira~-elrrc hrl,r,
snnin~~.~ts n~n •r~~r: c1TV cr,?>ar, ~co a.nv, r,~ rsi, ror:
l,ros ~a!. '~>>r ~~~n~iT, ~i>~o,~osi;r~ rrzo~•~ rrort, r~R1vr.
'r~) 9~n~. RxTS•r7.NCa T':A~tL svs?TM T.N SPOO";:a YnRK
The foreoo~i.ng resoluCi_on ~o-~as d~~1y secondcd by Mr. H,nnson.
~yes (5) Nardi.ni., li~:tn:;on, Scalz~~, •7orsber~;, Fahey.
Nayes (0).
R.esoluti.on cleclared adonGed.
'Cni, resoli.iti.on apne~irs ~in Ftesolut~.ion Pook No, 'l1, Pa~e 217.
!'ark Aencnes ?~[rs. S<.al.ze reported that thc ~Parlc Coi~~mi.ssi_on ~aould li~<e to replnce
' three Senches :in Spooner °a~-ic Chat were v~indatized ~nrl add three
addiC~i.onml. beriches. The cost of the bencl~es is '6~SO each and this
~i[em has bcen budgetcd [or,
7~irs. Sc~tze introcluced th~ f.o11o~•iing; resoli.it~i.on and moved its adopCion;
rir,SOI,lJTIO`1 T10. R/,_[F__~02 - APPROV:fJ~CI T'.?P; P'1"2C'•~IASB
0'i `STX PA 2< <1L.~YCF(f:S E\T .^'.,,? i0 ??l~CI' 1'OR ST,'OO~Pi': P,~RfC
'Che Fore~o:in„; re,ol.~rt~_on eoa.s dul.y seconcled 'ny ~~[r. I~orsber.~.
elyes (5) Scail ze, S^"orsberg, i-!~ttsori, T'nhe~y, Nard~i.ni..
;!a~/es (0).
Re;olution clec7.ared 1d.opted.
`Cx1is resol.~t~.on appears i_n Resolution Poolc No, ll., Pa~r 7_7s3,
PaYe --;1.9--
t~t~r.ri:!~z'cs
City Counci.l
Rpril. 25, 198~o-
Lawcon '~'~te Par~c Co~nm~i sion woiilc~ 1iLu 'il1 SnnclE.~~ Py ~>ocietL~s a!ithoriz~d
Gr2nt.s Lo pre~~re LP.G(COrI Greant tpp'L'i~at.i-ons For noss~ble ~Eundir~5; for LSe
nurciiase of paric ~~~ropcrty.
`1rs. ~~~ar<li.ni ~i.ntroduced tne fu'Lloroint; resoluCi.on and mov<~d i.ts fldopti.on:
R_SOI,t17'"[Oil !IU. $4-4-7p3 - A?'PFOVL~~f~ i;"I:t~L
SA^lqe,F;S & ASSOCTA9~ ; n,,>~{p~:'I:~dG GR~'~~' t\PPI. CC/1T"[0~1
F03..1.~ P!1~: 4?(1.`iiTt~T~F i,A•:/Cil\ Ai.^>Ti'CAPCT;, "Ii! H7I:C~;~i:f.n7r;
p~l~':~ PRf)1>1;12"!'Y
,C'ne. f.ore~f;oin; resoluti.on was du1}~ ;econr~ed by ?,4rs. 8cala,e.
Aycs (5) '~'.ardi.ni., Scalze, „tmson, T''ahey, ~'orsberp<
i~laycs (o)-
RrsoliU icm dec 1 are~t a~lopt:ed.
fYi~i.s r~ sol.uti.oit apper~ie ~ i.n 12esoluCion '3oolc n!o. ll, Pa„e 2.7.9.
~~~{~.a~i As L'ne nar?c pttoperCy on 7,~lce Str,eet~. a~id LaL<osliore Avcriue w~is
t~i:i.ldlife. donaced by t.-.lie ~I~ideau f:am:ily, tk1c; Parlc Commi_ss-i.on is recornmendi.ng,
&. ?lature, Chat ~ti:i_s pronert~~ be namcd N~ideau ~J~i.ldl:if.e 6 Nature Area.
Area
,~irs. ^orsberg introdaced tl~e tolloorLn; resolucion and moved ~Lts 2dopCl.on:
~Zr;SOi.,IJ'CI.f)?1 ~ir~, ~;l~_[_2.OG. _ APi>~~~~/~~r, ~~?ll?, r'A?41"'.
Cl ~iADi?p1ll ~I1.i,DL,IT:~~A~7D t~A1U*ZP t\".''A Ai 'r~{~~ Tdr1~51s
0~~ 'C?IT Pn3ti ON L~_.}. .'('RT!,~'f tADlJ) I.,~<TlS':{ORP AVI.`ItiP:
The foregoinf; resoluti.on cras dul.y seconded by':?r.s. Narcli.ni.
~1yes (5) ForsUern, Nardi.ni., i'.ihey, Scal.re, }i=~nson.
Tlayes (0).
~~~~~so'Luti.on dec7ared aci.opted.
9'his resolt.ih.~on appc:~rs i.n ?:esoluc.ion ~'Joolc Vo. 11, ~''~ige 220.
Ad~oiArn ^".e. ~~ahey :i.ntroduced tkie [o11.owi_ng>, resolut;i.on and moved its ~.idopt~ion:
1?P60LUTI0^? N0. ?3~E-~+-205 - ADJOD4NT'NG
The tore~oin„ r?sol.i.it~i~,>n weis dul.y seconded bp :'4r. H.Znson.
Aye, (5) Fal~iey, .'.anson, -~orsber~, Sc~lze, iVar<ii.ni.
~tiy.r., (0).
n~,,~7iq,i.on dc~l~irecl xdo7~tec1.
Chis rrso7.ution 2T>pE ir~; :tn itesoluci.on 1~oo'c No. 1.1., vi~;e 221e
P~ge ._2p-
~iT^I?I'C!?S
C:i.ty Coi.incil
Apri1 Z5, 7_984
Adjourn Tliere be~in.~ no iurthee bus:i.ne,s, the mE.eC:i.a~ /as a<ljourned at 9:55 ?'.ci.
(Cont.)
Re,pectEuJ.ly si.ibmiCted,
l , i
_ '~;/ // (~; i~ I/ ,..
-f~_.
i n .~~ . ._ , ~ . . , :_ ;
I~aP111een (~lanzer~ ~ !)
Recording Sect•e[.ary
Pafl~. -2t-