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June 13, 1934
Pursuant to due ca17. and notice there.o£ a r.eg~,ilar meet:ing o.E Ctie
Council. of the C-ity of. Li.ttle Canaday ?9inne,sota was hel.d on th~
]3 th day of June, 1984~ in the Counci_]. Chambers of~ the Ci.ty CenCcr
l.ocated aC .`i1.`i I.:i.ttle Canada I:oad i.n sai.d Ci_ty.
A~enda M2yor. naymond :Lan,on chaS.red the meet:i.ng :.ind cal7.ed i.t to order nt
2tem Dto, 1 7:33 P.C4. exiid the Eolloning mer~ p~resent a t r.olt call.:
Ag~~ncla ~~!L'Mi3I;Ri PR1;SIdN"C: i'(ayor i-[r. It~~~mond I~Ianson
7tern Dlo. 2 Counci_lman P-,G-. *~?i_clzael Pahey
Counci.tman i~?r. Denni.s Porsbera
Counciloroman a1rs . L[ufls N~~rcti_ni
Council.wom~n Mrs , 1~ever1.y Scalze
AI.,SO ,PRi3SI;D1'C: C~ity C7.erlc ~4r. Joseph C1~~lebeck
Ci.ty I;n;ineer Mr. llonald Carley
Ci_Cy ~ttorney D1z'. 'Chomas; S~•reertey
RFCOrding; Secre r_ary birs . Kathleen Gl.anzer
v[etro CJasCe Pfr. Iii11 Plohler of the i~(etro Weist e Control. Commissi.on anpeared
Cont:ro~l. before Che Council to update thern of Che c ondiCion ~is it exists
at t.he L'dgert:on 1i.ft stati.on. P4r . PQohl.er 'i.s the Area Manager Lor
Addi.t.ion the sewer interceptor system in c haroe of oper.ation and systems i.n
'Co 'fhe the seven county aret~t.
n:,~~~,a~,
PYr. Mohler reported t_haC Che heavy rain fall. oE 'I'hursday eveni.cig
caused ruri-off ~i.nt:o t.l~ie saniCery sewer ,ystem and inordi.naCel.y hi~P~
flows at. t.he T~dgerton l.~ift sCaC~i.on. i9r. N[ohler reported that ~~~ICCro
6ewer shut down Che up-stream purnping staCions i^ order to assist
the I?dgerton 1:i.Et sCat:i.on Co tiandle ti~e flow, flowever, there were
s<>rne homes saho got; s~wer i_n their basement:s on Tkiursday evening.
Saturday evenin~; i~letro ?~)aste be~n,an pwnpin~ :int:ernriCt:enl.y from Elugo
and i.~orost LaI<e, but then Che lier:ivy rnin> of: Saturday evening caused
the iipstream stor~Ke to be util.ized agziin.
Presentl.y, :.ietro Waste i> pump:i.ng this stora~e off dinrin~; non-pealc
ti.mes.
Mol~il.er reported that T.he Ccloerton 1.i.Lt stati.on has bee~n o~~~er~xtLn;
constanCly si.nce 'Chur,daq ni.;ht.
Hc. fiRnson aslced hocv far nortti the sewage is comiiig from, ?4ohl.er
replied that: ForesC ,T.~Ice i.s thc most nort_h~rnly poi.nt, tt~nson asked
i.f C:he mai.n was a two f.oot f.orce mai.n. N,lohler repli.ed t:liat iC toas,
h,ir. ~?orsberg commentecl that the situaCi.on I~~as been borderlinc as to
art~et:her it w~i_1.1. Llow i.nto the lalce. A1ohler repJ.ied that i1ctro Tdaste
has two options, t:o a17.ow the secoage lcvel to rise ancl eventual.ly
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C1ty Counc-i.7.
June 13, 198~~
PteT.ro ?dasP.:e
(Cont.)
Correction*
Res. 84-6-283
have sewage i.n i~omes, or. t1~~e fl.oocLi.ng of. homa.s can be averted by
passi.n~; ~ro~md t:he li~ft steiti.on and purnping i.nLO the swamp.
~?rs. >cal.ze as:ced wt~y tfte C~ity should have Poxest
in Gerv~i.s 1,a?ce and noC I'orest Lake. Mr. I'orsberg
the Porest Lrake l.ift stati.on be overf.to~aed. i1r.
thaC Pletro ?•laste has been risic-ino P;hi.s by shuttin~;
UpSitl'P,1111.
~ake' ~ seo~a~;e
su;,;esCed t:hat
E1oh7.er. replied
doorn the stati.ons
Nirs. Nardini poi_nCed oirt that P1eCro blaste htis a l.arf;e holdi_ii~
capacity in 11u~o. 1~~G~. Mohl.er repl.~i.ed that thi.s is liFing u;;ed.
~axdini. as?~ed ttie stze of f:he line proposed ~i.n t:he new ~i.nterceptor,
idr. ~1ohl.er repl.iec~l Chat: 06 inche> is nr.oposec and thi.s coi11 provi_de
pxeater capaci.ty. ~iohler comm~nCed t:hat Che project hns been designed,
but C1te M?Ct~ h<~s not granted permi.ssion to begin the const:rt.iction
w~i.thout ty~i.ng it ,into ar~otiler project:. 'I'l~e oth~r nroject ~i.s the 7.ocacr
bel.t l:i.ne and :is :I.ocaCed at 694 anci ilighu~ay 61 and ~oes doan the hluff
and towards the ~r~i.ver.
Mrs. ?Iard:ini. 1sl<erl ~.if Chc~; Saturday nighG rai_n seC back the stati.on
on Ed~erton. Mr. Mohler replied thrit i_t d~i.d as Che ground was
satur~iGed. Ptohler stated that Ciiere is st:~i_l1 an i.nordi.riately high
f,lo;o ah the st:aCi_on. ?Ir. ^lohlcr st~~ed t:hrat Lhe.y hav~~~ rnade ertensi.ve
eEforts to detcr~rrine tt~e soi.irce o[ Clais saater and plup Che sotin-cc.
i~4r,. ?9ardi.ai commented that in ~,1975 f~r~ro i~iel.ds c~ere bein~ ~>umped
an nor.est Lalce. Mr. P?ohler ,Cated that Chey fe.el. the probLem is
f.r.om Fl.uoo down. Mohler st:ated that tney azre conf:idenC t,hat thc
problem i.s from foundation dzra~ins ~nd surnp purn~>s i.lle~ally connected
to se~ver,<
Mrs, Piardi_ni aslced hoco ?detro ilaste avoide~ pumpi.ng i.nCO thc lalce.
~ir. ;=toPiler_ ra~~pli_ed that bas~icall.y the:i.r pl.an ~zorl<ed.
i~?rs. D1arr.lini r~por.ted ChaC seo~age at Ckie i-ate of 1. cub~i.c f.oot per
se.cond i.s b~~~i.ng pump~~~ z.nto Kohiman L,ake at G94 and H:ighway 67..
Dlarclini rFported t}iat she was inf~~rmed Cl~at s~ince~ pres>urc wa,
rec:eived from ]i~t l.e~ RCa w~~li~c{~~~ em~t~i~~urn~ ~.oto Gervais, P eCro Shcste
dumpecl J.ntoTl~a~ce~~~hlman ups`Lre~n. '~arnl~i.ni reporCed thaC Y:h~i.s is
iraca sewage being clumped. Nard:i.ni. sCated Chat a 7.ot o,`. Caix doll.ars
have been spcnt to ~y~p,rade ].akes and f:el.t th~t ,~etso Se~aer should
do somethin~ abouC Chi.s s~Ltusition ftist,
1~?r. ?~tohler renl.ied thet the reason this ~is bei.n~ dor~. is not to avoid
,;umpi.r,h into Get'vais, but Co avotd secaagc inCO neop7.e's basements.
(~~ihey aslced wh~ thi& i.s not bein„ donc ~i.n ForesC I,ake.
Mr. Porsbe.rQ con~mented tnat Metro ~de.iste is addii~s; on Co tiie li.ne. ~oi.th
no concern for the capact.Gy oE ~iie li.ne ancll.,iCtJ.e Canada has to suF.fcr.
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~t UV1J`CfiS
City Cottnctil.
Ti.ine L3, 19f3~4
Metro Sec~~er Forsberg po~i.nted out that the syst;em was not or~i_g:inalt~ hookEd up
(Coxit,) to I~orest L~ke and was desiFned to just handle this areei<
Mr, }ianson ~zslced wl~iere Ckie City c<~n puC }~ressure to get the l.arge
:int:ercepCOr line st:arted. Hzinson si.~;gested that C.hc. regional ptarks
proPram be scraped and thi.s project ~et star.t:ed. !-I~nson st_ated
that ChE C'ity has a l'iealth ~~~r.oblem.
~Qr. Mohle~i° stated that: his personnel ~re cloi.ng t.he best job ~ossibl.e
to prevent a health problcm. i4ohl.er sugp,ested ttiat the C:iCy contr:ict
Cl~ie c4etro ~•?asteControl Cornini.ssi.oners ancl ttiie N(etro Counc~L1 an1 PCAe
1'Qohl~,~r ,tated that t:he i.nterceptor ].i.ne wi11 e1~i.m~i.n~te the 1ifC
stat~ion and wi.7.1 provi.de adequate c~.inac:ity. Mohle:r ,tat:ed Chat he
has worked for ~eCro .~kasC~ for 10 qear, ancl tl~e l.i.ne ti~as al.w~ys in
the~~ planni.n; stages and there has always been a reason for not cloing
it.
?Qr. Fahey aslccad [f the Ci.ty could sCart a court action and ~;et a
restratn~in~ order to stop dump~Lng th:i.s ~at~ste in Little Cnnada.
PaP~ey questioned wl'~y LiCt1c Canada had to talce everyone e1,r-.'s
secaage.
.T4rs. Nardini seaCed that thc:re is f.undi.n~ For Che 11rge int:erceptor
L~ine, btit not Che 7.ower bel.t 7.ine ~ncl nocv W~isconstn i.s suinv oveir
the l.o~•rer belt l.ine. Dlard~iri,i stated that by Ju1y 15 there shou7.d
be an answer from the 17PA on tlie lower be7.t ].Lne. Nardin~i suggesCed
C1~iat locaJ. fi.utdJ.ng be aslced Lor f:or t:he pro;ject_ 1nd hopeLu7.ly, it
could begin th~.i.~ ye1r.. Nardini. suggesCed CnaC a 1e[ter b~ sent t.o tkte
EI?~ to thi.s ef.fect.
P9r.. ral.iey suc;gested t_hat Che Attorney resear.ch i;he resCra~i.ning order
su~;esCion and also whc~ther P1ett'o [dztste can be held re~>~>onsible f.`or
cleani.ng up Lalce Ucrve~is. 1~a1'~ey st:aCed that r.a~a seciage i.n lalcas i.,
a ~ubl.ic I.iealth haznrd.
N[c•s. Scalze fe1.t tliat theee must be a way to ston the dt.ir.~p-i.nbe
rahey Ee1.t Chat Metro t~<ist:e sl~iould Lorget about the plrks ~ro~raim anci
Ca',cc~~ carc of: the basi.c necessi.ties,
1~lanson ~oi.nCed out that people on tha :I.a(c~ are pay~i_ng hi-gh ta~es
~nd theq are install.ing s~uimrni.tig poo~i.s Lo avoid soli.mmi.np, in the l.ak~~,
N[r. Afo1~il.Fr staCed that: they ar.e svortci.ras; from [hei.r l.evel to come up
cvi.tHi a solucion.
!Ytrs. Scal.ie raslced iE there a~s ~~n~ other dumpi.n~ ~oi.ng on tl~i~it CYiey
clo not 1.<now about. ~~Ir. Mo}.~7.er repl.ied thst. t:here oras not,
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Cit~ Coi.mcil.
June 13, ].9g4
Metro ldaste ~4r, Hanson i.ri£orme<t i~r. PQohl<:r
(ConC,) the County Ro~td P-2 lift 5t~t:i
on the souC:h si.de ot tne 1ake,
thi.s< ~4oh7.er ,tatecl that th-i_s
capaci_ty.
that Che C~i.ty truclced >ewage ouC oi
~n to avoi.d sewage in people's basements
Hanson aslced ~i.f M¢Cro sewer coul.~l do
~-oas noC possibte because of Che greater
Mrs. Nardini questi.oned th<1t i.f a small. CiCy like Li.Ctte Canada can
do thi.s, ~ahy can't Metro Giaste. Mohler again poinCed ouC tlte capaci.t:y.
~~Irs. Nardi.ni aslced how much ~aasCe 1 cubi.c foot ~er second amounted to.
i1r. Pahey ca7.culaCed th~t ,i.t was over 60~,000 ~all.ons per deiy, or
about 2,000,000 s~iaice ~4ondaq.
Mr. Fahey sugQest~cl t.heit a closed sessi.on be held aC the end of the
mecti.n,n, to disc~,~ss the possi_bl.e restraini.ng orcer.
N(r. klanson thanked i4r. t-(ohl.er iox nis at:tendance at the meeti.ng.
Approva'L ~Ir, i'ahey in,tro<luced Che followi.na eeso].uti.on and moved 1.CS adoption:
Of: 'fhe
Mi.nutes Ri?SOLU'CION ~IO. ~i4-6-263 - AI'PROVING TtLI~, ~,1'iD'IITF:S
Or 7'I.tt? n~X 23, 1984 CoIIDIC7r Mi',1?TiDtG
~~enda
It.:~m No. 3 The Poregoi.n,~ resolutioz~ was duly seconded by P,r. 1~or.sber~;.
Ayes (5) i~ahie.y, T.~'orst~er~, Fiansori, Dla~rdi.n,i, Scal.ze.
A?ayes (0).
Resol.ur_ion dFClared adopCed.
'Chis resolution appear> in 'Resoluti_on 13odc No. 11., Page 279,
Clausen Mrs. Sl~~ar.on C1.ause^ a~~~pcared before the Counc~il request~ing al~>proval.
Lot Spl.i.t ol a lot'. sp7.it: ~ohich woul.d add 30 f`eet oP property to her exi,C~in~ 1.oC.
n[r. H~~n,on poi.irted out that hir.s< Clauseri ~.is purchasin~ the 30 f:ect ot
A~enda },~ronerty f.rom her ne:i~hbor to Che east.
iCem No. 4
t?r. Cl~lel>ectc aslced i.f thi., type of spl.i.t coul.d be approvec! admi.xiistrat:~Cvel.y.
hlrs. Sca,l.ze stated thaC in some cases thc C~ity Councit may need eo aci:
on Chese ancl po~inted ouC th~1t tt~e Ci.ty }zad cons:i.dered hav;i.n~ a publ.ic
}.ieart.ng f.or a11 ~lot sp1~.i.ts so that ne-i.ghbors c~an be informed of what
i_s happeni.n~;,
Mr. Hanson aslcecl i.f this spl.i.t taill. brin~; A~Jrs. Stewart's 1oC undex• co<Ie.
P',tr. Chl.ebeclc repl.~ied lhat i.t saoul.cl not.
Mr, Ch;lebeck aslced ,i_f a topo was necessary in this case. Mcs. Scail.ze
did not {ee1 one c~as, and <.rtis onl.y necessar.y tif. a bu~i.ldable ].ot co~zs
created.
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M7NUT'~ S
C~ity Council
June 'l3, ].934~
Cl.ausen "7r. 3~tanson informed the Clerlc to cont,inue t:.o bring thes~ m2Ctcrs
Lot Sp1:i,t bef.ore t:l~e Council..
(Cont.)
Mrs. Scal.z~ i.nt:roducecL the ,fol.locai.ng resoliAti.on ancl moved ~i_ts adopti.on:
51350L,U7'IOtV DiO. 84--6-264 - APPR.OV):i1C 'CY.F
CLAtJS1:N I.,OT SI'LLC AS PP.L'>liN'I'7?C)
'1'l~e ,fore~;oi.n~; resolut:i.on was cluly seconded by 2dr. I~orsbern.
Aye, (5) Scalze, Forsbert;, Hamson, ~at~ey, Nar<lini.
Nayes (0)<
Resol~rti.on declzired adopced.
Tli~is resolut:i.on appears i.n ResoluCion 7?oolc No. 1.1., I'~ige 2~>0.
Fence Nhr. Clausen reported tllat tl~iey ~vould l.ilce to construcC a f:ence al.ong
Or~li.nance the~i.r ~~roperty line and the ordinance indicatFS tLiat a si.x ,fooC
f.ence c~tn be constri.icted .at Cl~~e back and must clrop do~an Co four
~Ion-A~enda feet half--waq through Che riouse. C~I.ausen poinecd our. that homes
Item ilo. 1 ha~re different setbac':<s and trao hotises si.de-by-si.de ~aould be able
to hlve a fence drop o~FP to four feet aC difEer,ent 1.ocaCi.ons.
Mrs, Scal.ze sug~;esCeel that tl,~~e 30 :f.oo[ setbaclc po~tnt be ~.isecl for t:hi.s
and comrnented thal:. the purpose o.E tltis roqul.r.cment is for visibi.li.ty.
i4rs. i~ardi.rri. introduced rhe fo~tlowi.ng resolution and moved i.ts adop[ion:
R1i50LUTT0Ai N0. ~4-b-265 - AM1iNDING TH~ PENCE
OP,DT.NA~IC}? •CQ AT~LOid ~ 6 P00"C i~;3NCP Ul) 'CO 'C1Ili
30 FOOT ST"CI3ACK 3~4AR1:
'P,hie Lore~;oinq, reso7.tiCion caas duly seconcleel by ~Ir.. 1?or,ber~.
Ay2s (5) Nardini, P`orsbert~, 1'ahey, i-lanson, Scalzc.
Nayes (0).
Resoli.ition detcl.eired adopted.
Th4.s resolution appears ~i_n Resol.ution I3oolc No. l.l., Paqe 2£;7.>
The Ci.cy Attorney reported tl,iat e.~ chai~ge in t:he zoni.ng code wi17.
require a publ.i.c heari.ng.
i-L's. Sc~lze sCated C1iaL she was n~>t in f.avo~' of: telli.no J4rs. C'l.a~.isen
Chr~it: she cou7.d j{o outsi.ele the Code until the rnatCer was cl.eaned up,
Viici.n;; Dri.ve 'Che Ci.Cy Engineer pointed out. t.hat seven of: the nine nroperty owners
Improvement ~i.nvolvE~;d ~.i.n Che Vilcing Drive Improvement eoere oppose.d. to ~i1 ut: a
cqst of :}(i4 per f_ront foot.
~genda
Ltem No. 5
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`IINU'CIi:S
Ci.ty Counci.l.
June 23, 19£34
9'i.ki.ng Dr. Mr, Gustaf.son, a resi.dent: of Vi.lcinn Dri.ve, ,taCed that th~. px'operty
(Cont.) osm ers t~gseed to t:he irnprovemerit at ~a cost oE ti37_ per frortt Poot.
Gust2f.son asked hocv the price got: to $64 per P.ront foot.
7'he P:n,n,i.neer >r_ated ChaC Che cosC giv<:~n at t:he heari.ng was `;;~h9 per
front foot. 7'he Pngineer st:ated that it woulcl be up to tlie Counci.l
wl~ether or noC [:o comb~ine Che proj~ct wiCh other projecE:s to net
the cost 1ow~red< 7'he Engineer staCed Chat the p~robl.em w~i_tki Vi.ki_n~;
Drive is Cl~iat there ,i.s only one sic(e o~: the strcei:. to assess. P.1.,o
1,~3p0 Eeet of pi.pe has to be puC in ~nd onl.y 900 feet o,f pcopert:y to
FISSCSS=
The ~ngineer stcxtecl tiiat the ~49 per frorit Cooe wa> quated ~t t.k~e
mecti.ng as an est::i.mtite r:ind Che b~i.ds came in hi_ghex~. The ?ngi.neer
reported that th-i.s i.s the E:irst t:i.rne in several. years t:hat hi_s
estianate has been lower Cha^ the bicls. A:Lso, a71 Che orojects t:1~aC
the Ci.t:y bi.d arF~ small ones and, thereLore, ttlep were 1.oolced at:
indiv:i.dua7.1~. It is t:o the benef.i.t of: the Ci.ty t:o tie these.
types of smal.l. project, into a].~r~;er onc :i.n order t:o ~eC a better
pr_i.ce. )~to~aever, t.2ze C'ity does not have a 11r„e px.~oject vt th~i.s poinC.
'Che En;i_neer. also inform~cl Mr. ~usL~.i£son that anotl,ier reason fo~r tl:ie
hi_~1~~ cost ,is t112C there -i.s a G1;i11~iams J3ros. pipeline in the Vilci.n~
Dri.ve ar.~ea thni_ scares conCractor, and a7.so all t:l1e properY.y o~oners
in the ~-area *~~ant the pi-p~ in a d:iELerent 1~cat~[on. The bi.d raas also
basecl oi~ a11 eas~~.ment> bein~ clonat:ed.
P-[r. IdAr~ison staCed tYiait i.n the Eulure Ck~ere ma~ b~ a 1az~~c~ project
that tt~e City can ti_e [his one into.
Mr. Gustafson askecl ~.if. tYie ,~roject saould be c!~l.ete~7 at the ~fi4 fi.gur~.
Mr. 11~1nson sCated chaC it would.
Mirs< Sca1zF stated thal tt may noC be f.air to te.>,l~l Mr.< G~istafson tliat
Ct~ere cai.ll be a].arge project th~t 9ilcinrr, Dr.ive c2n be incl.uded ~a:ith.
TLie Pn~~,i.neer ,tated th~at he in,Eorme.d the CiCy a cou~le ot yec~rs a;o
that tl~ie t:i.me woiild co,ne wl:ien the Ci.ty ~•roul<I be faced with the~e
sma11 projects t:hat. aould be too expens~i.ve to put i.n by thems~'7.ves.
~1,rs. ~Iard:i.n9. poi.nted out that the Coi.mcit inf,ormed citizens l.ast: year
thc3t if they ~oantecl ~vaCe~r, t(Zey shoul.d approach the City<
i~ta~. A~nson fel.t that Ch~ C~ime may come wkien Che Co~.incil me~y have
the rest o.f: the Ci.t:y watered. ~!x. Forsberg Eelt that it should remain
Che people's choice whether or not they cvant ~•rateir.
~~ir< Por;;berr i.ntr.oduced i.;he f.ol.l.owing resolution snd moved -i.CS adoption;
1.tI:SOLU'i'~TON ~IO, 8~o--F~-266 -~ DI?1~E'CTNC 'f1Ili VIKT~7G
llIZIVP~ 4dA7'I~'J:^9AIT7 IMPROVGNI~V'!' }?RqJiSC'J' .
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NtIVILCCiS
CiCy Coi.incil.
June ]3, 19°4
Vilcin;~* Dr. The f:oregoinp, resol.uti.on was auly seconded t'~y Mrs. Nnrdi.n3..
(Cont.) Ayes (5) Forsberg, Nardini., i~(anson, Scml.ze, Ftihey<
Dlayes (0).
~teso]_uCi.on declared adopted.
'Chis reso'lution uppears :in Re>oluti.on I3oolc No. 1.1, Page ?_f32.
The CiCy C1erl< ~,ked ~if. 24,r< Prank i°r.ate<~lone ~aas sti17. in favor
ol ~lrcade Street being, oiatered. A4r. IY~Ctalone aslced i.f the Counci.l
could ~;i.ve hi.m a connection chr~r~;e fi.~ure. 'Ch~~~ Cl~~~rl< repla.ed t:h~t
he cou7.d determ~i.ne ~his when he ~;ets an ev~luaf:ion from r4r.
nraLT.&lone.
'Che }~;ngi_neer stated th~it t:he Ptfaple~•~ood s9.de ~o~~uld be as;;essed 1t
about ~31 pci" S'ront FooC, w1~i.c:h vrould be 1 7.00% a,sessment. The
T~ttt7.e Camada side c•~oul.d be asscssed r,it: f30'/, o£ t:hat figure.
Mr. l~r.attal.one as4cec( i.f Pie woul.d be assessed for hi.; tuzbu~il.dable lot:s
on the. othc~rr side of the street. Mr. Frosber~ rep7.i.ed that the Counci.,1
a~provect tk~e I)ralce N~re7.iminary plat at the l.ast Counci:l. meetl.n~;.
'Che En~iner pointed out ehat. t=Ri.s improvemen[ was not peti.tioned
For.
N(rs. Sc11z~ state.d thaC ~~ir. Anderso^ orould cilso be char~ecl a ec~nn~ct:lon
char~<~ as 44r. ]~rattal.one ~vo~.~ld. Scalze. poinf:ecl out Chat Nirs. IC.ohl.mnn's
property is ixi !~fap'l.e~aood and the C~i.ty carznot asse~ss her un~Less she
cieci.des to connect to w~ter.
A1r. Frattal.one rFquested LhaC he be ab].o to ti~int about tl~~is until.
the next Council. mee[~i.ng.
The 1?n~ineer recommc:ndcd thaC the Charles Addition wat:ermain i.mprovemrnC
be awarded ancl the Council. can act on t!~ie Fratt:al.one rnattcr i.n t~ao
weelcs. The contractor can beg;in ~oor?< on Charl.es Addition tomorromi.
Al.so, ~here w~i17. be no di.Lferenc~ :in assessment cost if the 1'r.2ttatone
project is i.ncLuded or noC. as the~ crere bi.d separaCely and the cost
i_s very close.
?~4rs. Nardi.n'i. introd,uced Che following resoluCion and moved ~i.ts r_idopcion:
R~SOLU'CIOP] N0. ~4-6-2F~7 - AWARDING 'CtIE ];IP
OP C. .I. HOIJLF; I'OR tdA7'13RMAIDI COlS1'I2UC'CT.ON
IDt 'C}?L' Ard0U~7'C OP $76,591.40 ( Imp. 83-19-
'Che forep,oing resolution ~vas dul.y sccoridecl ~y Mr. rorsber;.
Ayes (5) Narcli_ni, Porsbcr~, 1'ahey, Scalze, Hanson.
Dlaycs (0). 2e>ol.uti.on declared adopP.:ed,
Thi.s iresoluti.on appears in Rc~soluti.oil 73oo~c No. 11, }?a~;e 283.
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C:i..Cy Counci.l.
June 13, 19£D~o-
'Cl~ursda~'s 'Ctie L,n~;i.neer. reported that the power. was ordered a month ago for
Storni the Sl.eepy F(ol.low ].iPt sCaCion and a o~eek ago 'VSP caas z>hasing t:he 7.ine,
iqr. ForsbErg reported thaC a C.hree-phtise line wil.l. be. brouaht i.n.
P1r. Forsber~ ,tated ChaC wi_Lh the ~en~~~r2t:or ,i_n pl.ace, the (.;i.ty
shouldn't: hetve any probl.ems unt:il Che poracr i> in place.
'Che Ei1g~Cnrer st~ted ttlat he can eeqt.iest i~SP to hurry wtC~ t,h:Ls.
F4r. (;res; 'I't~~l~ren of 274f~ 7;dgerton appea~r~d before the Counci7_.
~Ir. Tiz].gren sCatecl that: T.P~c n~i.;.>ht of: the. sl.:orm t~e ~ot 8 i.ciches o£
sewa~e ~i.nto hi.s basemen[ throv;h his i:o5let. ~r~id~y ite benan cl.ean:i.ng
uo th~ mess and SaCUed'ay ~afta;rnoon I'xe got f:our adcii.Cion~l incties.
?~1r. 'I'ulgren ~i_nform~d t:tie Counc-il. about hi.s clealin~s wi_th ~1et:ro i,iaetea
i.n Che maCter., 'Culgren stated ChaC Metro idasCe i, pnly tel.ling
h~im that they are soir_y For Ch~ ~inconven~ience.
Ntr. Tul.gren sCnted tl~at his t,risement is a rnes, and M~,~tro Sdastr has
~i.nfm~med h~im thaC Chci.r i_nsurarice ~ai_11 not cover. t:he d~ma„e,.
'f.ulgren stated tk~at: Chis has occured i.n Che pasC also. 'Cu1~r~n
steited Chat kie d;i.d not: f.eel. he sl~iould have Co woriry a}>out the se~va;~e
of. oCher ciCics ending up i.n 1'iis basement.
Ann 7;ender of 2756 Td~2rton appeared before t:he Coi.aic~.il., t~~ts. S4ender
inf;ormed thc. Gouncil. tnat: shc had ~ i.ncl~es of secaa~e in her basement;.
?4.s, Tlender sCated thaC she checked cai.th Che Riri7.ding :Tnspr-~ctor. on
a bacl< w<iter valve and he i_n,formecl her C~~zit i~c aas not sure. i.t: was
part o~f Ci.ty Code requi.r.ements. A1so P4eCro 6e~oer is disclaimin~n,
l.iabi.lity for her dainages.
?~s. ;3ender sCated that >he is zn attorney and had f:our year, o[ 1ega1
P~i_l.es i-ri her basement Chal had to be thrown out ei,lonn ~ai.t:l~ n2,000 of
7.egal. boo!c,.
E;c~nder asleed ~i_f a back caater vblve was a reyui.reinent of t.l~e C:i.ty's
Code.
Bender st,.ated Chat a[u11 assessrnent oI tier. ~amages r~iist be made ~c~id
she ~.s not sm-e l~ow to assess the damages on t}i~ l.e;al Li.l.es.
~,ender sCatied Chat skie ha~s met ever.~y z~equ~i.rEmcnc oF the ordi.nlnce ~in
order Go protect her home ,from this type oE damaqe escept for thee b~d:
water valve.
Iiender staY.ed thaC the Oi.Cy shou7.d i:~e put on notice thaC 1:.1i~re ar~~
res~i.dents o~` tl~e C:i.ty who refusc to have sewer baclced ci~ i.nto their
t~omes. 'I'hcre nre damn~;es present and someone ~oi11 riave Co dcCermine
whio pays tor the dam;a~es.
i`1r. Porsberp, oointed ou2:. that t:hi.s is not the Ci.ty's setaer 1i_ne.
Torsberp, su~;gestead thaC 13endcar contact ??etro Sewer ~i.n Ch:i.s re~;ard.
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'4T.!\U'fT~:S
City Council
June I.3, 198~F
Thursday's
Storm
{Cont.)
~4z-. R~in,on aclrnowleds~~~1 P:hat i4s, kiendc.r has puC the C~i.Cy oTi not.ice.
`4r. Ri.17 Stens;er of 3032 Centerv~il7.e Ro~d appe<<red he',Fore the Council
and r~porCed that thei.r bui.t.di.ng h1s becn flooded out E'our times
s~inc;~ 1973. P?r. Stenger eeported t:hat the culvert that i, under the
,`.ree~ray i.s not ~tairge enough. N(r. SCex~gFr alwo commented t:h~.it he
v~as ~i.nformed thaC the cul.vert hfls never been accepte:d by the City
of i,;i.ttl.e Canad~.
Nfr_. Sten;er felt Chat: due. to the ne~a buil.ding; i.n Lhc area, the
dra~inage probl.em has ~aorsened over ttie past few years.
Mr. i-tanson repor,ted that the dr~iinta~e d~i.tche> arc conLroll.ed by the
Couney Roard and suyge~sCed that Mr. Sten~;er approach the. Count.y.
7°[r. Carl.cy reportect that 1'ie l.ooked at the Centervill.e Road area
'fhi.irsday ni_;ht and t]~iere soas water. everywhFre. i~[r. Carley reporled
th~at ti:ie C~ity rece~ived ~s ancl 1/2 inches of rain in an hour and .'-2 ha].f.,
~ir, 1~orsbcrg staCed thaC LitCle Ganada rer_e:i.ved the coorsC o~F Che rain.
~1r. C~rley 2:Lso reportect Chat the City l~iad nothing to do w,ith the
cuivert under tP~e freeway, but ~greed that thi.s cu7.vert: i.s not
].ar~;~s enouah. P~(r. Carl.ey st:at~~;d Chnt there is ito sCOrm sewer buil.t
t_hat ~aould hand7.e the amo~.ant oE rain tlle Ci.ty rece;ived 'Chur>day
ni~ht.
!4r. 6ten4;cir su~sestecl C2iat: the Ci.Cy put a moratori.um on bui.ld:.n~ unCi_7.
i.t ;ets some rel.ief on ChF cul.vcrt<
i~!r. ?orsber" stated that: i.[
the County, l~e wi11 si.ipport
buildin~; adds Co I:.he r.un-of
~i.s bel.oco sLre~Y_ f;carl2.
Mr St:r;.noer presenes h~~.s ar;ument:s Co
Y~~im. Porsbcrg also ^oted that the Stcn~er
f. of. t.he area tind commented tinC the buiid:tnz
Mr. ~Ianson stated t1~a1 ~he best the Ctity can do is c~11 the r'natt.er
to Che attent~ion oE tkte County.
'4rs. Sca7.ze noted that the (`ity cannot ~~u[ a morat_o~~:ium on bui.~l.din~;
:Ln Vaclnai.s 1-[eir,l~~ts anct they, too, ace add~.lnp, to the run-~off.
Mr. ;ten„er stated. Chat Lhe ~ity cannot k~ep addi.n~ to che i>robl.eiri
~~ithoi.~t do~i_~ng sornethin~ abouC i.t.
Mrs. Scal.ze stated tf~iac if the Ci_t.y pirt.s :in a storm seroer in thi.,
are~ it ~arill have to bc x>sessc.cl as the City cannot aEf.ord to pay
Eor i.t.
Tt~c C~ty C1erk report~~~d thtzt the di.tch~s are b~~i.n~r Cranstcrred. Co t.hF
conerol ~~f the 6~Iat:ersheG D_istr:i.ct.. Some of these c1~i_tche> may even
be turned over to the Ci.Cy,
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1~f "[ Nj i•p~:,g
Ci_ty Council
June 1.;, 't9S4~
'fhursday's Mrs< Cosca repor[ed thaL tl~te d~,i.CCi'i i.n t:he <ree~ :is vexy dS.ri:q~ snd
Storrri as?ce~d if ~it cou7.c1 be c7.eancd. i~1r. }lanson rep7.a.ed that Che G~i.t:y
(Cont.) coulcl conCact the Water-shed abouC Ch~i.s.
T4rs, Costa stated t~ut i.t hz~s ?ot:ten to t}ce poi-nt where t1~ey worrq
abouC. the <litcl~i overfl.owi_n~ every Ctme it ra~i_ns.
`~7r~. i'ahcy re~?orted t.:~iaC tk»re were many areas of thF Ci.ty cv}~ierre
p<~opl.e had t1~Fis basements flood.
T~tr. Sten~er, Jr. stat:ed tlaat every time i.t: rai.ns, the dic.ch o~ater
get:s hi_~;her,
P7r. Steng;er agai.n commented on tne si.ce, ot' C'.ie cul.vEtrt ~inder cl~e
freeway< '~?r> f~orsberg repli.ed l.h~t ~t.f the culvert had br,en Larc;E:r,
thie people i.n t_he trailer c<»zrt would h,sve I,~een ELooded worse thsin
they were.
~(r. f~lanson state~d t~~~at they will noti.Cy tl'ie Tdatcrskied and Coi~nt:y.
SdesClund Mir, Carl.ey reported that }te spolce w~ith ~~[r. Cdestl.i.ind on Ctie swail
"1atCer matter and ~destlund hras i_ndicaCed tYiaC he fixed the s~oail.. 'Cl~~e
T:nn-in~er re.nortec9 that he loolcecl at the swai,l today tm<I ~it wa, not
Agenda f.ixed. Mr . Carley thia~n tri.ed Co ca~l.l Nir< <destlund, but coulcl noi;
7t~ro No, 7 rauch h:im, CAr, Carley wi.l.l follo w through on Ctie ma tter.
Mrs. Scalzc s~ated Chat t~irs. ??d~;ertC informed hnr thaC tl~e 1?n~ineex•
sa~,i.d. the s~uai_i wp<.; ,~r,3ded. Mr. Car1~-~y ropl.i.ed that:. Clri_s ~aas noC
Crue.
Che 13ngi.neer reporCed tkiat tl~ere :i.s ,i 2~ri.nch pi_pe near the Hoffman
house wi_th sometl~-ing bl.odcinb i.t. Water w~s baclcf.ng up i_nto Che
I~lc~stlund Addi.Ci.on,
C-tr. Pa,?~ey reZ~ort:ed tY~at the k~omec~wners i.n CJ:ie ~isea havc cle~ined Che
citl.verC and the water is now Fl.o~vinp H-ne.
F1r. Fakiey reported tl~i2t t:k~e water in t.k~e di.tch near his house :i.s
higher. in recent years th~n past: ones and Pahey :[e'1t: thi.s was due
to drvel.opmenC ~in the area.
Yoelct.on i4r, Hanson reported that Che Png,i.neer i.n~iormed lii_m thaC i-t is not
IndusCrial uncommon to rough t;r~de an entire tract of: l.and, Flanson a~lso re~>oeted
P~rlc tnat_ the ne,w code <loes not addr<~ss excavati.on and tFie old cocle di.d.
Aflenda Nlrs, Nard~i.ni_ asiced iS the old ord:i.nanc~~ would SLill. be 1.n effecC for
ICem No< £3 ~~xcavaCion.
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Ci.ty Co~.inci.1.
.TUne 13> 1.9£~4
`Corlcton The City Attoeney replied Chat he thoughi; :i.C ~•ras. The Oi.Gy Cl.erlc
(Cont:.) po:i.nted out t1i~.C if: the old code f,or escavati.on ~is still :i.n ef.fecY.,
then t1'~e G,it:~7 l~~is two Secti.on 916's. t9r, Fahey stated that the
C-i_ty Att~rney could ~aorlc tni.s ouC.
'Che Ol.erk sug~est:ed that the Ylanner de~tl.~ai.th excavaCion i.n a
separaCe ordinance,
i4rs. ~lard~i.n:i stated t:htat she tias son~~r more concerns on thi.s top~i.c
thaC shte wi11 rai-se at the nexi:. Counc~,i1 meetinf;.
`4r. T'ahey ~reporCecl thaC he ha;; r~vi.ewed p~st r~eeting m;inutes and
Plann~r's ra~-vores and dete~rrni.ned th~t the C~i_ty has i~ot approve<1
a tandscape plan f:or Chis area.
T~ahey staCed Chat he cannoC f.irid anyClli.nf; on the e.r,act brea'ti i-n
„rade Lor t~e propert~~ bui~. did detennine t:i~at: the C:Lty roanted the
i~urm on Ghe i~ndustria7. propeirty and not Che res:i.den[;ia1. 1lahey
atatecl tkist he researched mi.mrt~s bac'< to P4ay of 1979.
Pahey r~aported tt~at i.n Niay of 1981 ~he City adoPted a re,olution
~ etiti.ng C'siat no further bui7.cling permi.t.:s would be i_ssuect for E, P
or C imti1. a smti.sfac~tory landsc<ape ptan w~~;; submitceci ~i-~~I th~is is
ahere t;he burm should have beEn incl~i_cated. A1so Che burm was; to
have been on the. industri.&7. larid.
Pahey stated thaC the Ci.ty a~prove.d r, }.', G, and H conti_n£;ent upon
the Pl.annea-'s rFCOmmenda[ions and a saCisf.actor~ 1.andscape p1.an
for L:, F, G, and C. Also, the landscaE~:i.n;; [or 'CracC C w;:is to Izave
b~en conPined Co Che iiidustr~i.al propert.y.
P4r-. Porsberd ,tatec'1 thnt: t6e peobl.em i.s that: ?4r. Lec <lid not: ].eave
r-_no~.i~1~ room to landscape on the industrial. oroperty, i3l.ackton
wa~s iristal,ted ri.ght up to Cne R_l. property and the burm *;ras si.ipposecl
to be on the industri.til prooer,ty.
'Pk~e Marcl~ ].~?81 Planne~r.•'s report di_d not recornrnend approval. of the
landscaoi.n~r, nlan subrn~i.tteel, ~~ccordi_ng to i1:r. ?%aPiey.
~[x. Lee aslced ~i.,E Chat meanC tl~iat Che 1979 plan caeAS never approve.d.
l~ahey r.epl.i.ed cl~iat. t:l~i:i.s i.s corr~^.ct..
F~[c~. PorsbF~rp, stated t.Jiat the C~it~ is concerned about thr property
heCoieen the resident:i.al propert_y and 7'racC C.
I'ahey stated that ~in Oct:ober of. 19F32 Che burm was aglin di-scussed,
but. no ~~etioi~~ talcen. Also, at that: inec.tinp, i-t coas po~intecl out Chnt
the May ',1931 ~ig>prov~l. w~1s contingenC Gipon the P~tanner's report.: and
some oE~ Chese recommendat~i.ons l~~ad not. been acted upon.
hf,r,~ ~ahty rtated that ~in OctoL~er of ;L9F32 the City wes stilt at odds
w-i.th a(r. Lcze over 7.ancLscap~ing.
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1°[7:NU'CP;S
Ci.tq Counc:i.t.
.Ti.me 13 , 1984
Yorkton ?4r. Pahey st.2ted thaC th~ topography issuc is not clearecl u~. Pahey
(Cont<) thqugh~t}~at the baclc of tne ho!nes on Lal3ore 2o~~d musr be. Cf~e ~rcalc
~i.n to;~o~a-aphy.
Forst>er.g statecl tl~iai_ he woul.d si~pport. wl~atever Che homeowners on
Lal3ore I2oa~d rroul.d b~~~ sati.sfi.ed wit'si.
Nfrs. Scalze poi_nCed out, that therc ztre soroe diflerent horneowncrs ~i.n
tlie are,a now than when Che whole m~~E:ter be~rin. t9z;. Scalze lslce~d
oihat the Ci.ty warits.
* correction ~
t'es.no. 8/+-6-28~rs. Narrt,i.ni. st~C~d tliat t:he Ci_ty ~~~aPproved R-1 kiomes on the
evel of the .incin~,tri.al parlc.
Mr. ~~.hey ;CaCed tl~iat. he d~i.c( iiot: th,i.nl; the Ci.ty object:.ed to Chis.
T.~F ~:nfl~.neer stat~d that tl~e areai near the cul.-de-sac wi_l.l. be at
Che. level of thc. indu>trial. par!:, Thi.s was alwny, a losa arF;a.
,dr>. Sc.~1ze stat~-~d Ci~i~~t ~i.f the Ci_ty approved ^hr. Lee's ~radin~ pl.an,
he l~as eve.ry r:igPit to sracle thc pr.operCy< A~lr. Lee st:,ated that Che
Ci.ty di_d approve the ~;radin„ p1.an.
Mr. T'ahe~ st:ated thaC he ca~, sat~i.sf:ied th~t C:he City d~id approve
R-1 ~t t:he loner leve'I., but the burm ki~as not been inst~il.ltd on Che
indust:rial property.
~[r. i,ee er,pl.ained tl'ie ~radi_n, presen[.ed on his p7.an.
Mr. 1'ahcg stated that he ~vould not: vote to cliange the I:--1 zoning oL
'4r. Lee's properCy. I~ahey f.elt that tl~ie C~i_t}' shoul.d reqi.ii.r.e a new 7.and-
scapi.ny, p1an<
A~Lr. I.,ee stated that he nad ~i na~w park locttiti.on proposal.. ~.`~[rs. Scal.ze
inf~oemcrl "Ir. I~ee to go to the Paric Conmi:ission wi.t.h that.
~1r. Por bcr~ s~ated tl~iat thr P.-1 i_ssue mus~ be resolvr~d be[ore any
morr bui_ldi.ng permi.ts cire i,sued,
"~.(r. T'ahE.~ stated t_hat: it may be to i4r. L,e~;'s bc.nef.tit to give Che
CiC~ morc park land in the R--1. area.
Mr. Lac ,tated that', hc wil.l be neeCinj; with the homeovnccs as a group
to ~o over }i-i_s,; proposal, and i,f, t:hey reject :it, he Faill underst:and.
`Qr.s. nlardi.n:i. suQ<,esCecl that v~r> L~E;. quit grad~ing i.mti.l af,ter he. m~eC,
~aith Ctie l~iomeo~ariers.
Mr. Lee c,~uesti.one~ thaC Ch~ burm soas not approved on the gracti.ng p7.~ir~.
?1r. I~rahcy repli_ed thr.~t: i.Pie 7.andscape pl~in deal.t: wi.th the burm i.ssue.
Pa~;e -12-
hC( At U'C;{S
Ci_ty Counc~iJ.
Junc ]3, 19£~4
Yorlcton rir. T'ahey ,ce].C Ch~t the landsclC~inn should be on the i.ndustr~i_a1
(Cont.) ~roperP:.y a, far ~s possib].e. rir, Lee stuCed that he coutd li.v~ ~oitli
this.
Mr. Lee t~sl.ced if he_ coul<i Lil.l. the, back si.de
care oE that.: dron-oif.
N(r. Porsber~; st.~ted t:l~at Ch~~~ City cannoC bu£
people f.roin t:hca roo~s of Che i.ndi.istri.a~l l~~artc
t;hat the R-1 str~i.}~ ~i_s Che buEfee.
Mx. 'Fahe) cnmment~~d th~t Mr. Lee w~nts Co do
the area >ater~ and this =.vas Li.ne wi.t}i i::i.rn.
o[ t:he burm and taice
ee the L~6Hore Road
Ptr. 7~~ihey renlied
some gradin,~ to n~akc
`1r. Pahey ~itttroduced Che fo7lo~aing resolul:ion and moved ;i_ts adout~ion:
R~SOI,~U'I'T.ON 2d0. £34-6~-268 - D13CI,AP.ID,G 'fHAT NO
FU;:i'1'IIF;R 1~1JIT~D:I:P'G P?3`Z"~iT'Ci ?~,~:f.I,L ~;1? TSSUP,I) '1'0
`COitKTON LTD. UtV`I']~.L ~ SA'fISf'A~'COlZY I,ANDSCAFL
PLAN :f5 StJB`-JI`L'TI;D TO TiIP; C('I'Y ST?PN:ATT~1G '1'lili;
INDUS'CP.I~L AR[;A F'1tOM TFIP 13tiSIDEN'Ci~L ARl?A
'Che E~ra:go~,i.ng resol.ution caas duly secondF~d b~ ;)1rrs. Scelze.
~ycs (5) £ahey, ucalre, t~lanson, Naedini., Porsberg.
Nayes (0).
Resol.uP~ion clecl.ared adopte.cl.
'Phi.s resolution a~>pears~ in Resolution P,ook t~?o. l.l., PaE,r 'L$/~o
~4r. Lee poi_nte.d oUt tl~zat he i.s iiighe,r,• on the ~eades t1~~an eire i_ncli.cated
on tt~ie plan.
,hir. tlanson commente~d Ch~t tlii.s is an indu>tr-i_al. ~a,rlc and tl~c ~rmdes
laavc bcen establ.ishecl. M,r, Carley saw no problem r.aith the grades.
i~l,rs. Sczilzc i.ntroducecl the Lol.l.owin~; xesolut:ion anfl mov~cl i.CS ~doP~~:i.on;
~t2rSOLlJ7'ION N0. S~i-6-269 -- APPl20VTt~G ~L~I2?ZX L:'~;E' S
Ui2ADiNG 0[' '!'':t': IZ-1 1?OPTION OF' HIS PR07]'i?R'SY 'CO A
POZN'f ~YI?F2I? S'C W:CLt Ris 'I'I-I.F? SA~1L GRADi? ~> ?^iAS
ORICTNALLY APPI209I'sD ON Tiil: GRADZTIG ??LAN
'f.he foregoi.n; resotuCiori m~as duly seconded by P•1r. Hanson.
Ayes (5) Scalzc~, 1,-2~nson, Narc(i.ni., Porsber~„ F~hEy.
Nayes (0).
ResoiuY.ion declared ~xdopted.
'Ckti.s r.esoliit_ion appeax.~s -i.n Reso7.ut:i.on ;f3ool< No. ll., Page 'L£35.
P~[r. Lee a,lced i.f he could do tlie cul-de-sac. A4rs. Scalze re~li.ed
to a safe 1eve1,
Pas;e -7.3-
i~!In;U'CES
C~iCy Counci.l
J~.ine 13, 19SG.
`l.or)ston
(Cont.)
!4s. Lee fe~I.C thac he ~aou].d f.mrp,et the cu].-cle-sac at th~is point.
P1r. Lce reported Chat he recei.ved a letter [rom Che locli's atCOrney
reqitesCing t:haC he ~ursue the rezonint; wi_tL~i C.hem. _M.r. Lee di.d nof:
Icnow Che fee7.i.~~~s of tlie Bou~;~i_e' ,. ~
Lee report:ed that he had a pl.an for a].oop~d sCree~t iti t:hF are~.i
~hat: would ~~~revent CondiiiC Erom being u,ed as a n:i.n~~;-COn road.
Mr. 1~'orsbcrg pointed out. thaC th~i.s matter i.s on Che ai~;enda F~r ChF
next Oounc~il meetin~.
Sy].van LstaCes 't~1r. PocSberg aslccd wh~ t}.zE ~n~ineer senC a let:te.r out ~icce~~Cing
LeCtF~r ttie streeCS a~~d ut~i].i.Ci_es i_i~ Syl.van Tistzites.
Aaencla 'Che 7.np,:ine~er e•epl.ied Chnt Che 1 tn;i.ia;e i.i~i the le[tcr is rec{iie>t~ed
Co.rrespondence by t}ie li"tA. Apntu°eritl.y, there i_s 1 b~yer for one o( tl~e houses
and the. i'+,I~ ktas t-equested thi.s letter as part: of t~.he moct;a;;e
approv~i:l..
'Chie Fngineer staCed the.it this does noi: mean thaC the City has acceptFCl
the ~oorlc fr.om t7oi.il.e Constru<:t:i.on, t>ut ~i_s just. sayin~ thaC Cl~e strceC;
rxnd uti]?~i.e, are accephable .for m:z-i.ntenance so that tlie morC£aige can
qet approved.
A;sessmenC The iin;incer r.eporced Chat t1~~e assessment r.enp~~orCi.onmenC for
Re2pporti.on- D~ivi.si.on No. 058629 is routir~ and recommendecl a~~proval.
ment ll',i.v. No,
OSt3629 M.r. ror,ber~ inCrqclueed t:he follow~i.n~, resoluti.on and eiove:d ~i.ts aclopti.on:
A~enda R;?SOT,IJi'IO[I N0. S4-6-270 -- FlPPROVING TIUs
Ite:n No. 9 A951 SS'~1IIN'I' 1L;APPORfTO~]?~iEV1' I'OR [)I~/:[SiON
'V0. OSS62~, D/P 00700, ~UD ]229, l~YD D~7?
0073, .9IID 1.303, [~Ir:A'CFU;ti O~,CS
'Che foregoint; resol.ut.i.on ~•ras duly seconded by ?Qrs. Nardi_ni.
Ayes (5) I'o~csber;, Nardini, Hanson, Scalze, Pa~~ey.
Nayes (0).
Resolut~ion d~~clared adopt:ed.
'Chi.s resol.uC:i.on aj.~~~~ears i.n Ti~sol.uL:ion ,3ook No. 17., P;age 2E,f~.
SCOCkness t~. i~?r. tlanson asked t:he Council's f.eeli.i~if;s on the draft: ].etter Co be
t3~an Ira<lustr:i.a1 sent: t:o proosrty o< aners in P.yari's 'industsia7. Paric, ;~~(r< ['ahey
)?arlc frlt thaP: th~ lett:er was too 1larsh ~ind did not f,eel. it was accurate
a.s rep,~irds scm:i.'s on Cne properties.
;lgenda
I.tem ~io. 19
i'a„e -].4-
P'.'II~1U`CPS
CiCy Gouncil
June 13, 19F34
l;y;zn
Industri.al
Park (Cont,)
@4rs, Nardini st<ited Chat they can havc ~i eexni_ on t_he properti.es.
Mr. t'ahey Fel.t tk~at the: f~i_rsC 7.~tter t~,o tlte propertc~ owner.s shou1.d
bea :I.iCt1e so.f.Cer. and request that: the. o~oners be good nE;ighbors 1nd
cooperpt::i.ve< Sf: not:, th~n Che Qi.t:y c~n get tougner<
i~Irs, Dlardi.ni statecl Cl:iat ?~.1ir. ~~qan sent u l.etle~r Co this ef:Lect 1nd
t;oC no re>ults.
':~[cs, Scalze sea[:ed taat if tt~e Council di.d not wnnt to enforce tltc.
Code, t:hen s;orneone sho~.i].d ma!ce ~i mot:ion Co change Che Code.
Mr, 1?ahey sCated LhaC he cvas not goinU Co prec].ude someone froru
p~r?cinv a semi on Che prapert:y. P4rs. Sca7.z<~ asked ~ibouC i:hc situ~~tion
~aher.e a semi. i.s bei.n~ used as ~n offi.ce.
~[re P"orsberg rEpl~i.ed that ciechani.cal tradespe-.op1e do thi.s a~1.7. Lhe.
t :i. me <
T1rs. Tiaed:ini. stmCed Chat tnere are cases of ,emis parked n~xt to
building, and being used cis adcl~it;i.onal. stora~;<~, 'Chese sern~is are
parlced on tne ~ras~, areas that ~aere orig~inally requi.red by t:hr-. City<
Mro Forsber-~ staCec.l Chat thc City shou].d just ~_~equir.e Ci~at the
sem~.i.s Fiavc current: license E~l.ates on t?~em. Mrs. Nardicri ~ointed out
tnaC thi.s i.s cl:ieciper than bu~i.ldi.ng anotlier. bui.l.ding.
Nir. hizinson stat~d tha[ L'ie 1:i.1<ed a vol.uneary ap;~roacn and dicl not: feel
the C;:i.Cy stiould rnalcr-_ ChreaCS about jail..
~i1rs. D'ardiil;i stated thlt the Cit:~ Code ~i.s just: outl.i.ned in thc l.etter.
P1r. Forsberg stated tiiaC Pie i.s not ofLe~nded by the ~.~ari<.
PaP~ey state<I that Yie diel nof: di,apre~a coi.Ch enforc:i.ng C'rie ordinance,
but f~1C a sof:ter approach shoulci bc u,ed at fi.r,C.
Rus~a T'isher st~iCec [ha~ h<a has becn a properCy owner ~i.n the parlc far
thre~e ye~.rs and he agreed that the p~i,rk needed Co be clcaned up.
I~lo~aever., Fisher quesCl.oned to what er.tenC.
~-1rs. Nard~i.ni poi.nLed out Cl~ai: the busine:~se ,,tarP: c~ut fi.ne when CFiey
comnl.y wit.h tk~ei.r >it<-~ pl~ns, but Ch,i.ng;s have deter~i.orated over the
years.
[(r. Pish~ r suc;z;est~ed that Che owners Erom J,yan' '?~ir!c ~ct: CofieCher
w;i.t11 tne Com~cil. t.o discuss the s~i.tueit~i.on. I'ishec d~.i.d not. ,`eel t:he
Ci_t:y could. completely clean up tlie pzu~lc<
N,irdi.ni poi.rrted out. t}1at a 1ot of othet- ci.t:ics malce bus:iness comply
~ai.Ch th<. rules, and fclC ehat I,i.ttl.e Can~da should. aJ.so.
~L'a;c ~-~lS-
?~tI\U9`li i
C~iCy Counc:i_1.
June 13, 1934.
Rytan r`4r. I~orsbeeg strated t,hat he d~id not. t:?~:i.nk thc busi_ne~sse.s had to
Indust.ri~l screen Erom one anot_.iler,but just~ re,~.clent:.ial are•as.
Park (Cont.) ~
taartli_n~i stat;ed tl~iat l;y~n Parl< shoul.d ltave to comply to tlu;~ Ci1:y's
Gbde.
Sca1r~ i~s5est~d that i.f a Counc~i.lper.son doe, not 1.:i.ke the Code
or porti.ons of i.t, ne shquld mal<e a moCi.on to chanae i.t,
T'ahcy statcd Chat he cras noC d-isCiirbed 'oy e~ui.pmeirt ~in t.:he parlc.
~to~,vevee, l~akiey ie1~ th~t, tl~e; „ree.n acea stzould be mainCzti.ned.
]~Ir< Stockness reporced t.hat `ie is t:he onlq business ~i.n thc: parlc
C1iat h~is a condition~i use perrni.t. >to~'kness sLat:ed thit the park
does h;;ive to be cLeaned up wit.:hout ~Forg~^,tting that ;i.t is an
i.ndust.c:i.a7. park,
Pa'~ey su;£;estecl thah. thie Gounc~i.1 hold a worksl~iop on t:his niatterr
ancl i.t. ean then y;o th~roi.ial.1 t!~ie or~i~inanec and ctec-i.de about Che
var~ious requi.reinents.
Forsberf; stated that the~ ordinance i.s there Co proCect Lhe Ci_t:y
wl~ie^ there :ts a orol~l.em. ucal.zc ~s':ced ~i.f. Cltere caas a probl.era>
Forsber~; as;rcaed that t}~ere ~;ret~~ i.n some ar<~as.
?~,[r. ltanson ,uggested that ,^,ounc;.trnembers revi~w the o~ed~inance.
~t was uet;estrd tt~at the worlcshop be he1t1 at 6:30 on Cuet;day,
,7une ?_6 mnd that Chc: Al~nner be present.
~~ar. 1'ox ,bero 3iis v~esC.ed th~t pe<'~plc ,fr,om Ryan In~'Lnstxial. Park H1Eo
~:~e ~resent> '
1~Ir. Si:ockness a~;ain poi.nt:etd oiit Chat tftey had Co 1nj~1.y f:or a condi_ti.onal.
use perrn:i.t For outdoor ;tort~f;e xnd al.so h,a<I t:o compl.y wi.th recommendaCi.ons
ofi Che Planner. T1r. }~orsberg r~port:ed ttiat Mr. Belland recenel.y also
sauL:i_ed f"oir a condi.C~i_onal i.i,c pearmit.
Mr. Stoclc~less si.ib~ni.ttcd a lett.er to the Co~metl tl~at they p~it to~~~t:l~~er
dea].~i.ng ~.ai.Ch equal. Creai:ment :i.n the Park and requested that tne>. Ci.ty
sign it, Stoclcriess fel.t thaC th~y should be :.tble. Co uciti_ze~ CFie:ir
property rhe way everyone eisc :in the park does.
'.Che C:i.Cy Attorn~~.y suU~c,t:ed that the Counci.l. acl,cnqs~~led4;e rece~ipt oL
the lc-ttear, bi.it su;ge,ced t:nat~, ~i.t not~ ht si_~natd. The A.ttorney sT,eited
t:l~iat: t:he Stoclcness's a:re attempti.ng to contr~act an ob] inaL-i.or~ that clie
Ci_t~ woul.d h.ive to enLorce, 'I'hie ACtorney f.e1.t that, i_t c<~n,Euses the
isstte.
NR~. Paheg st:ated tn~it i.t loo?ced l.ilce the f>COCI<ness's were tryin£; to
set tl~e C:i.ty up f.or ~ damage, stiit:,
pa;;e -16-
P4IiVU'PLIft
City Counc:i.7.
June 13, 1984.
Ityan ~1r,. ~~rdinti i.nt.roducecl C~e fol.loc,+iri~; resol.ut~ion and moved i_t.s adopti.on:
indi.isteial.
Park (Cortt,) R!?SOI~U'CIOtd fd0. 84-6-271. ~- ACCI;PT~1.~7~
~,pk~; r 7]? ?'I?CORD '!'tU3 S7_ L'C7:R Srlt3^~T'I'TFJ)
'CO 'L'Ii?; C~I7'Y Y,Y -P?SSRS. i'COCf:\Ls`JS
'1'he forep;oi.ng r.esolut~ion was duly r,econded by Mrs. Scalze,
Ayet, (5) \ard:i.tii, ;cal.re, fieinson, ~aliey, i'orsbers;.
~!ayr_s ;o)>
Re,o7.uCion <leclared adopted.
9'hi.s reso7.uti.on app<aar.s ~in Resol.~tC~ion 33oolc No. ll., P1v,e~ 2£I7.
i4r. >t.oc',<ness aske;d about the. bond thv~y must: n~st. ~tr. T'ahey rep7.-i.ecl
that t:l~ii.s i.s rr~yi.iir.ed ~y ord'i.nancez. Pahe;y 11.so po-i.nCCd ouC Chat: Che
Ci.tq will be Cak,i.n~ steps to mal,tc othc~rs coinply.
~fr, '~o~rsberg po~i.nted out Chat Flrt Ry~n has puC ty~ bonds i.n Che
oa.st nnd ~ohen the morlc is compl.et:ed, Che mone~ ~i.s returned.
!~Lr. Stoclcness poi.nCed out ChaC Ch~:y are r~,~quirecl to inseal.l hard-
surf;ac~i_n~ anct cuxbin~. P4r, Porsbera sCated t'~at the C~iCy has
requii~ed lh~i.s in the past and ~in >ome ,~lace, aizi.ldCntrs do not:;lave
i.t bec~~use Chey acre ,r.aindEathered 1n be£or~ t~1e present Cocle w,as
i.n nl.ace.
ti(r,. Scalzc: request<-.d that ail.l Councilmernbers be pr.esenC ai: Che
wo:rlcsl'iop so thaC C11e i.s,ue does noC have to be rehashed at a laC~.er
Cowici.l. rneeti.n~e
~~~[r. Rahey poi.ni.:ed ouC t:hat tl~e coimcil wi.17. need f-oire ~i[firmati.~re
voCe, to char~gr-, t$e ordi.nunce and i.f 9.t cannot. be chan,;cd, ~hen the
Ci.Cy s~iould start: enforcin~ ~it.
C~bl.e. TV 'fhe Oi.Cy Attorney rEaport:c-d Chz~t Se w~ill complete the eevieor of Cab1e
i?ranch-i_se TV Pranclli.se l~msndments shor.tl.y,
Amendment,
P4r.,. ;Iardini. st~ted that slae fe1t: tt~ie cnanF;e i_n ~~rice of al.most :~3
A~enda per month fior servi.cc was te.r:rib,le.
ICem \o. 11
P4rs. Srnl.ze rc~~orted tl~iat she .iad a s ~tesman aC her door se7.l.~.Ln~ cable
Che other day, and she does not: even nave cable in her str~et: yet.
~iender D~mzr;es T4 ~ C~i.ly ACtorncy su;~;esCe<I that Ann '3ender be informccl to puC I~ier.
damap,es i.n writinr so Eh1t Ehe C~itry c an submil ehem t:o ies i.nsurance
A;;endzt comnany.
Ttem No. 12
Page -1]-
M1,~ 7 vl PC?, g
City Counc~i.l
Jime :l ~ , 1.9f3/s
~Publ;ic ?~?orks ~~tr. ForsbErn st ated tkiut he would lilcc t.o co!mnend the Publ i.c SJorlcs
De~partment Depart:nenC for i:he :job they d~id duri.nr 9'hux~sdaq's stonn, t4rs.
Q< Storm t~lardi.n:i. commented that she ivould like to re~i.nforce tl~~i.s.
,qoenda '-"fr, klanson stated Ciiat th~ City i°eceived t:remendous support: from its
ICem ~[o. 1~E ~~mpl.oyees, T7x', 1-Iartson _indicated C:hat over4::i.m F~ shoulcl be pai.d to t.he
Pub~lic iJortcs empl.oyees for thei_r t.ime put i.n clurin~ the storma Mr<
For,l>~r}; agreed.
nCA G r1r>. N~ir~li.ni reouesCed thaC Che YCA be ,ent: a ]e~tter rc~ouesti.ng
1_,ozoer 1>e1G that. th~y orant funcls foxr f_l~ie consLr.~ucti.on oE the ].o~aer beJ.t l.i_ne,
Li.ne
As;enda
Item t~lo. 15
~,L,and Fi.11.i.ns~ ~ie,. ~ar,d~ini. r.e.pox~tHd t1~at lettcrs have been se.nc Co tlie illegal
landLil.7.ixi;; operati.ons i.n t:he C;i_Cy aild I~iardl.y any repl~ies l~~ave
lgenda been recei.ved.
(C~m No, 15
'Che C1.er1< reE>orted tYi1t Che City has a repori:. on the k~rattal.on~
f.~i.17.i.rig anr9 e,ilso i'~r. St:troben i; havin4; th<~ fi11i_n~; on kii.s Z'>ro~erCy
Cested.
1~~trs, NarcLi.n~. poi.ntezd ouT tPiat thc~ Ci.ty a1.l.owe.cl son~e f_~i11.in„ Y.:o
shore up a corr~er of a Cennis court 1n~ nosu Che whol.e adj2cent:
].ot has been f:illed. 'Chen th<; CiCy saas requesi~.ed perm:iss~i_oxi to
l.evel this fi_7.1 end iz!i~s. Nardin~i i.nfor~ned Che p~rt:y to come befbrc
the Counc~i_l. 7'h:i.s h~s noe be~en done and Cne f~i17. l.s now level.ed.
~irs. Na,rdi.ni. stated thac the C~it'y has a Code ~nd i( E~ill. i.s brought ~i.n
:illegal.l.y, then ~it should have to be removed.
'~r., 'Teiriey sC~ted tPiat:. hc would supj,~ort i_his i_f ilJ.eg~lly built
gar~~;e, hacl to be ~cemovecl aJ.,o. Th~ C,ity has not done Chi.s i.n the
(lL4SC,
L[r. 'f~orsber~ st.ated thaC [he Li7.1.:i.n~ on ti~E, Schlett_y propert:y i.s :i.n
a*.veLl.~md and should. be rr~movcd.
r(rs. Alax~dini askeci i_t the City could rennova~~ tkie fi11 2nd t}l~n assess
the cost i;atnst the pron~rty owner. 'I'l~~e Attorney re.pli.ed tPiaC the
Cocle does not: prov:i.de for t:his, buC the !.'it:y can ci.Ce thc~. prope.et:y
owr~er. 'Clie Attorney stated that the. PCA m~i.ght havc soirie ju~risdiction.
t-tr. Hanson ask~d who deCerrnJ.nes ~oheti a 7.00 cubi.c yards hes bE~en
rencl~~ed. P1rs. n?a~-dini. staCe<I that [i.l'I.;i.ng operaC:ions >Fioutd l~iave
betore and aft:cr ~to~>os. 'Che 3u-i.7.ding :[nspector ~aoul.cl then review tllesee
1L he had any question, Che m~i~.Cer ~vould ,o to the 7?npineer< Alairclini
f~~:lt that ~4ie Gity sL~iould sc~t u sCep-by-step procedure to be f:oll.owed.
F'agc -l~i-
,~,[-~airJ'I'ES
Ci.ty Cot.ulc~i.1.
J~mc 13, 1984
?,ancl ~ir< Cors~~erg reported that 'Rosevil.le r<-~qu~i.re; P.opos .,xnd tlle
T'i.7.1~i.n~ P'nui.Tle<r visi_CS the si.t:e and can place, restrict~ions or rec~a~irement:s
(Cont.) ori Che operat-i.ons<
!~rs. Scalzc~ ar;~cecl urhat thr Ci_Cy can do about i_hose who do not tipply
for ;~erm~i.ts. Mrc< Pahey sug,f,ested th1C ci.tat:i.ons be :Lssu<-~d.
I'or,bern sCat.ed thaC those soho (~ave not: responded to the C~ity's
7.eCte.r shou'Ld be issued citations.
P4r. T'alzey statecl that i'.4m P>u1,1di_no OfEicial should enforce Che
or<l~in.mce.
,~lrs. Tlardt.nt ,C~ted that orhat ~aoi.~ld happen :i.s Chat. Chc r3utlding
TnspecCOr caoi.il.d do tl:i,is and Chen the paety wuuld coinplai.n Co a
C~i.ty Counc_~-lmember. 'Phi_s ~•rouid have bcen t:he normal cour.se oF events
i.n Che °rat:ralone filLi.n~,.
Dir_. PorSberg e;rpla_i_ned t!~at: ~tr ,:r.attalone has agriculP:ural 1and.
~11rdi.ni pointcd ouC that that i.s noC the ~.~ay t:l.~e propE:r.ty is zon~.<l,
'Che Cl.erk ,taCed tt~at: tne property i_s cl,issi.(i.e~d a{;ei.cuttura] by
the County,
r~tr, Fahey felt th~[s maCtcr shoulct be referred t:o t:.t~e !lttorney and
I,n;incer.
l~e.ihe~~ st~ted t:.nat t:he Cor,le l~.nforcenie~~t OfEi.cer shoul.d enf.orce tne
code. and ,~,o to the C~i.ty ~P.torr~ey and Pn,o~i.neer wl,ien the ce.zse warrants
tix~i.r advi.ce. Tne Cit:y Counci.l sl'iould noY: have to <lebate these
maCP:ees,
~~.4rs. Plardini rctpor.ted Ct~~at she wi.71 advise `4r. Loc':<e of thi-s and
i.nform him to contact Che En~i.neer and ACtorney wnen he feels
necess~ry<
i'fr. 7'ahey sta[:ed that ci.Ci.zens always have the ri.;;ht to appeat to
the Ci.~y Councile F'atiey sCaCed th~it the Cuunc~i.l ~•ril.l. iiold i°1r. Loclce
and th~ ';n~inear ancl Ati:orney accounCable Lor gett~i_ng the job done,
Rrview qf 7'he Ci.ty Clerl~ reporCed that the revia~.~a of t~.i.tl.e foc p1~ts is ,ett-i.n;
P~i.t:l.e Por t~o be a<:ostl.y i.tem, ~7Ir. Cnl.ebec?< reporCed tnzit the~ revi.c~a of ~i.tlc
1?l.ats for .~es,i.r_a Court is about ^~J.,000.
Agenda 'Ctie Cl.erlc reported thnt Y~.he Ci.ty i.> currenCl.y ckiar;inn ti~2S0 for this
Item No< 16 servi.ce ar~d telt tl~iat the cost sciotzld be ine.reased to ~1,500.
'~Irs. Scalze. aslced if Che AtCOrney had to revie~a all Che: pJ.nts<
Pa,e --19-
MINU'I"r,S
CiC.y Council
Jt.ine 13, 1984
7?l.ats The AL:torney reported t.l~~at iE ti_tlc irisurattce :i.s prov,ided, ~i_t, i_s
(Cont,) noC necessary foe hi.m to revi.esv the ti.tle as l.on~ as a bind,er i.>
i.ssued to insur.~~ tl~ie Ci.Cy.
'Che At_COrney st~ted thtiC he did not wanL Co relq on other atCOx•ney's
op~i.n~i.ons as to the ti.tle ~f <~ prooerty.
~(r. l~ahr.y aslced i_t ti~e C;i.Cy could purchasc t~iCl.e instiirance on t}iese
pron¢art~ic.,. 9'he AtCOrncy stated tt~at the Cit:y woul.d npt. have an
~insuir~ble :i.nterest, tlleref.ore, could not purcliase Cl~e ~i.iisurancee
Kr~. Pahey introduced the fo~l.l.ow;i.n~ x•e;ol.uCi.on and movect i.ts adopti.on:
TtP,~OI.,IJTTO~I N0. 84. 6-7_72 - S13T'CING 'fNP C:I:TY' i
PLA! LI[QG E'~E I~'RO'~1 :,i250~'LO .6250 PL1J~ 'CHT's COi'f
07~ '~HT; CTTY A7'TOR~1tY' `i IiX,4i~IDt~"C~CON 01~ TITI,7Z
[dF~l~~-l, 7"IE D1~II;i.,qPr1, HAS T~A1i,-?l~ TO P~OVID}'s
'Clt'~ C:C'I'Y L~iI'C;I T'C'CLI: TNSIJRANCE
The forE~~uini; rer;olut;ion was dul.y seconded by ;°Irs. Scal.ze,
~yes (5) "f+ahey, Scalre, P'or>berg, }2an,on, D,ard~i.ni.<
j~ayes (0).
Resol.u4:i.on cleclarecl adopCed.
'Ch~is resoluti.on c~ppear, ~in R.esolution Rook No. ].1, Page 2$s;,
Code T"r. 1'ahcy intrc~<luced t~.he fol7.ow~ing resoluCi.on and nx>vFd i.t_s ~ldopt:i.on:
F~',n[orcement
(Cont.) Rl?SOLiJ'C:CON V0. o4-b-?.73 -~ AU'C'I~i(?RI'l,I~~]G 9'HP C~I'I'Y~S
COD( (;1~11)ORC'_rf1yNT Ol l TCT~;n CdI1F ~F, ATdAi73 0]? CODF,
V70LATLOi~TS CO LAiQ? AJ'PROPR[~TC, PNT~R<E_?-0?NT FlCT,IO\
ON t3i;t1ALP OP' THP; C[I.Y a2''CI?R CONSIJLTA'C,T,Oii tiJl.'Cli 'CFll3
CT'1.'Y A'f9'ORNT3Y AyI)/OR CI'Cy }~IGL~]F,TR A^]D AUTIIOP1.liNG
'P'.Cl C'OD`: 1?Plt~?<i.,P^~I~NT OPFT.C'?I: 7'p I.S`U`: GT.TA'C~CONS
FOFZ VfOLA'i'IONS
The fo~res;oi_ng re,>olut-i.on coas c(uly secorided by `~r. Hanson,
Ayes (,'i) 17ahey, I~I,arison, Alaa-cli.n;i., Scalze, i~orsbero.
;layes (0).
Resol~.ition dec7.~ired adopt:ed.
'Ctii.s resol.uCi.on aUpears i.n ResoLuti.on ?3ook No. '11., Pa;e 2fi9.
!;ombi_nati_oas 'fhe C1r,r1,< re}~ort.ed thac Che P.Lanner 1~as ;u~;gested Chat even one 1ot
Of ProperCy sC,~1i1, sliould fo7low p11CC.~in; ~rocedi.~res. <;i_ty nr'ocedi.ire has bcen
Co r.cqu:i.re t h~i_s when t'nree or four lots eire cr<~>atrd,
A~enda
7-rem ~o. 7.° 'Phe ACtorney reporCed thFit ~~lact:i.n~ code says t_h2t whF.n twro lots
are creert.c.ct, plau:i_ng procedures shoUld be follooTed. 'Che AtCOrnny
sCateci C1~~at Che C:ity wi11 L~ave to clar~.i£ ~ its pr~oceclure,
Pa~;e -20-.
^~(.f.i911'CP:,`i
C:i_Cy Counr4.1.
June 13, 1984~
Combi_nat~i.ons 'fhc l~ttorney stated thaC Che C~a.ty can se~t up whatever procedure ,it:
oi`. ti'roperty w~ishe.s.
CCont.)
A~[rs. A~arcL~ni po~i_nted out thlt proner.ty could bc spl.~it orAe 1.ot at: a
C,i.ma t.o get aeounct t1~e requirement :iL' ~ic ~acre more> than C.ro tot,
had to be platr_cd.
rfr. ~F~ahcy suvgested Cl~~at ~aherre i.t: :is obvious Chat a pro~~erty o~oner
h~as ~.nou~;h 7.and t:o r_re~te several. ].ots, at Counc~il's di_scret:~ion
Clie City c~in requ,i.re C;~e nroperty to 6~ F~1etCCed. 'Ph~ Attornmy
a~;re~d ChLS +vas possit>le.
F'ahEey stsated Cnat a17. lot: spliCS should be sui~ject: to a dr~i_na~;e
revi.era I~~y t:hc 1in~~i_ncer.
DNit At the Au~ust f3 meeting there ~oil'I. be n represc.ntaCi.v~ of' kne DN°
ho spc~l< to the Counr..~i.1 on t:kieir oirocedures.
A ;encla
~ICem i~o. 7_0
?fi.11 Pond ~1r,. Sc~aJ.ze reported that thcrc is a 1.ir~;e assessm~~nC i.n Che ~mount
Pe~~ri< of ~;A,789 f'.or- a te-urtk se~•rer 1i.ne on the ~-l~ill. ;2ond i?ar1< proper.~Cy.
t\ e.,smenCS Scc;l.ze u~;~;ested t:he a5 e~ssm~nt ixa del.eted.
~A~reri<la =~Ir. ilanson ~incrodt~~ed t_lie £07.7.oc~~i.ng r.esolution and rnovcd ~i[:s adopt,ion:
Tteri No. 21.
'3.TSOI,U7'TOtd 6'0. £;4~-&-274 - -1?L}'s'CI~?G THi~? $4,759
`L'P(J?tI< i!iG~ER L1~.PfR :4Sili5i~tr:yT OAt D:C~IIiIOtd iqQ.
OSB358, D/Y 0037_, AUD 0~425
Thc: t'oreoo,i.n; resolut:ion o~as clul.y seconded by P4r,. Scalze.
Ayes (5) Hans;on, S~al.ze, Por_sberg, Fa1~eq, T7arclini.
^layes (0).
13eso7.uCion ~3ecl~re~d adopted,
7'h~is T~esol.ut:ion aj~pe~trs i_n l:eso].uLi.on x3oo1< No. ].1, Pa~e 'L90<
Dtr,. Sc11.ze r~-aporte,d that cl~era are >ewer ~ssessment.s on t}ae t4~i_11.
Pond )?arl< propert.y on L,daerLOn and Noel Drivc for fiaCUre home s~i.tes.
As ttie narlc wi.11. noC reqi.ii.re ,e.wet servi.ce, Scal.ze su~gcsted that
the assessments be delet;ed.
"Rrs. Scalze introduced the following resolut~i.on ancl movecl ~i.t; adopt:~ion:
RF;SOLUTION AIO. S4-E~-275 - DT'i?,"f.DiC 13I; A6S SS`~4F~LL'S
P'OR SANT'CARY S},t;!ii;i: Q\ T;DGli;CO~;t ACdD 1i0?iL DRTVI~~, P'Ol2
'CNE CT'T'Y' S ?9~ILT, :"OND PA1:K ~ -
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Ci_ty Council.
June 7.3, 7.9£~4
Mi.11 Pond 'L'he Loregoi.ng resoluti.on caas chil.y seconded by t~ir, ila~nson.
Yarl< (Cont.) nyes (5) Scal.ze, klranson, Fahey, 'P'orsbcrg;, Nardi.n:i..
i~'ayes ~Ol.
Resolution d.eclarod adoptcd.
7'hi_s restiJ.ut:i_on appe~rs :i.n Re>o1.ut.i..on lSoolc No. 11., Page "L91.
IS~iturninous ASrs , Sealze re~or.ted th~t therr. ~.ras a mi.sta'.ce i.n one of~ che bi.ds
~k~a~i-1. ?3ids io3- bi.tumi.nous tr.a~i.7. o~or?: and, theref:or~-~, the bi.cider h~is ~;aathdr~mrr~i
t:he bi_d.
A~;endti
Item No. 22 As only three b~ids ~o ere, received, Counci.l [el.t that_ t:he bi.ds shoul.d
be reject_ed and the. job rebi.d.
Mrs. Nardini. t.nt:eodtaced the foll.oroinp, resol.ution 1nd moved its acluption:
~7?SOL,VC~iON N0. 84-6-276 - RP,;JPC'f"I:~7~ 'I;1-Ll? BIDS
?2I?CIsIVI~:D 1~OR 7'~STUittIi~'OtIS 7'~?E~ILS
'Che foref;oi.ng r~esol.uti_on ~oas di.il.y secondeel bry i~(r. ;:[anson.
Ayes (5) Slt~rdini_, Flanson, Pahey, rorsbcrn~ Scalze.
~71)@S ~n~ <
R~,o]ut~i.on dPC].ared ado~t.ed.
'Chi.s resol.ution ~1Ppea~rs i.n Resol.ut:~.i.on T3oolc No. 11., pa~e 292.
P4r. Forsber;; su;;;;c:~,ted that specs be senc to Schi.[slcy's al.so<
r4rs. Sc~l.ze i.nt:roduced the~ f:o17.o~aing resolut~i.on and movcd its adopt:ion:
RES~LlITION D1Q. £D~4-6-277 .-. Ri;F~D9GR'CI ;TNG I'ARIC
:CP(PPO~IISMRNT N0, ~4-l, )3TTIJ`1IPIOUS TRAII,
CON>'I'P.UC f'T.ON
'I'he foaei>,oing i.esolirii.on ~aas du7.y seconded bp ~rs. ~lardi_ni.
Ayes (5) f;cetlze, ~!eirdi.n_, Ilanson, 'r'a}iey, )7orsber{;.
?layos (0).
Reso].ut~ion dcclare.d adopted.
Tlii.s a-eso7.~ition appe~rs in Ttesol.ution Book I~o. ],1, Pap,e 293<
Tree _~ir. F'2hey reported tnat th~ ,"mric Commi sio?i :i.s ~i.nCex'ested :i.n some
Donat:ion of C}.le te~ ees he coould 1i.ice to donate t:o t;he Ci.ty. ~r. Fahey req~,iesCecl
tkizit the Co~u~ci1 approve a fi.xed nu,nber of m .ini.mum wage hours Co
A<,;enda assi.st :i.n the rempval. of Chese Crecs and the reol.ant~i.ng oP t:,hcr,~~v0ere
i.eem ~10. ?3 che P~~r~c Cornmis.,iori ~aoiild l~i;~e them. 1~nhcy F~7t ti~cat i_t woi~ld aruotmc~.
t_o under ~1.,000.
Pat c --2?.--
i'IT~!1J'I'T'.S
Citg Gounc:i.l.
June 1.;, 1.93~i-
'I'recs "irs, Scalze reported tYiac i:he Parlcs Comrnission woul.~l l.G~<e somr oF thc
(Cont<) tree, foe f:i~y {~arks und ti~e remainder co~.ilcl be sold to ci.tizens at
a nomi_nnl. char.ae th,at woi.ilcl cover t?~e cost of dir;~~i_ng t}.ie trees up.
!fr. ~'ahey reportecf Chat the trecs have t rerai.l value o` '~2i,000 Co
.9;`)0,000>
u(rs. ~~iardi.n~,, strite~l t:l~~t she wz>> apreesble to the px•oZ~osal..
Mr, Forsber~ quest~i.oncd ~i.f iC wz~s a co~ifl.~ict of interest.
A7r. l~atley stated t}~ial~. he wuia).d ~.ait!idra~o (~i.; vroposal ~i.f C:he C:it:y
~ttorneg dc~termined it w~s a confl.~ict.
'Chc At[~.oirney sCated CAat as thF money foi ~~i_;~~i.ng un t.he t.rees i.s
noe goi.n;; to Nir. Fahey, kie dicl not C,`ii_nl: this donmt.ion ~aas a conE~lict
of: i.ritex'¢~~,t.
Kr. llan5on sugg~stecf ~h~at the C~iC~y t:ry to gc-t volunteors to di<~ up
Che ti-ecs. i•1r.s. Scalze ,taced that thcre ar~~~ people who ~aould clo
Chi.s.
Sc~i7.ze. steited Chat .if vo:Limteer labor :i, not [ound, sl~~e did not ~oant
the moriey fox~ di;ging up t:,he tr~~es corni.n~; out of; the Parks I~~udoet:.
l,ir. F'ah~cy stated that ~i.~E' a11 the trees cannot be used this pear, lie
would ho1d. t!iem f~or Che Ci_ty for neYt year.
~°irse NarciLni i_n[roduced Chc fo7.l.owJ.ng resolutiori and moved ~iCS adopCion:
RIiSOLtJ'i'i0N N0. f3~ti-6-278
'1'kll's nRi'.~iCP: OP VOI~lt4[~iliB
IA? ?°tIAIfMUih 4l~CC [,n1i0R ]i)i
I~; '>I;`'i09TP1~ (Ri?!?$ DO\ATF?
'CH!', CT'PY
DFiCi,~i~T;IG 'CFIt\T Tfd
}~7F.1,P, UP Tp ;;1,000
.9P1?30Vi[~D 'CO AiSTS'C
1+~~2 °LA\'9•TN~ T~~
Thc~. fore;o~in;; resolt.ition ~aas du,1.y seconded by A[~. '~[~nson.
Ayes (!T) t~fardi.n~i, Hanson, Forsner~;, Sr_aJ.z,e,
Ne9es (P).
NLr. G`ahey abs4:mined.
Resolut~i.on ~leclaretl adoPtccl,
'I'hi_e reso7iit:i.on appears in Resol.ut~i.on i'~oo!c TJO. Ll, Pag4 7_94.
Ti~r:inl<man ~~Ir. ~~~he9 recominende<i t:hc~t the Ci.t:y a~prove the Rr~i.n!<man d~isp7.ay l.iquor
Di.splay 1i.cense a, thc Ci.ty wi.l.l noC wait f;or. the School i)i.sCr(ct's apnrovc~ll.
1~i.cense of the~ 1'1JD n,n,reement anrl ~•ri11 ~o ah~~ttid wi.Ch Che i.nstal.laTion of. t:ne
handicapned entrance.
A~ertda
Item ~TO. 25
pa°~ _.)3_
i ? f ;`.11'I'?~. S
Ci.ty Cot.mci.l.
June ,t3 , 19ft~s
:dr~i.nkrnan 'L'he C~it~y AY.t:orney z'epo~irccd that~ tiie Ci.ty tias not receiver; C1~e uuaivcr
I,i.quor oE ri„ht to ~Ppcal Che as E.ssment Eox~ tl~ie r>ntrancm.
1.iC<:~tse
(ConC,) '~(r. rahey i.ntrocluced the. Eo'1loninn resol.ut-ion and moved ;,~., adoni~.i_on:
P.'?SOI,l1'CIpDi .NO. °4-6-279 - APP7:O~/I?~1C; 'C';f?.
I;RI'~~C`1AV nJSPLAY LTOIJOR LTCR.NSI; CO"~ f~l<,l?~?T
IIPOF 'C7-[?i (3PCD~(<T4,,1P?'; A<12i;I;T.PIG 'CO W[~SVr~ 79~IF,Li2
~7c~i~cs ~co ~ t~t ~ ~t~er •rrir, nss~ ss~~~:v~r ~~o~: ~c~tr,
~,n~,nrcat~~~r;o [;~er„~~acr:
,
° Tiie _ore~;oi.n~ resoluCi.on ,~r~is dul.~ seconclcd by ;`"r. ~~orsberc;.
Ayes (5) P~they, Porsberg, `ianson, t~'xrd~i_ni., Sc~lze,
Alayes (0).
7?esol_ut:ion d<~cl.ared adopT.~d.
.
I,i:i_> res~lut:~on a;~pears i.n ?2c:soli~t:a.on i}oolc i~lo. 11, Pa~e 295
~rs. iiard~i.n:i. as)cecl i.f the 1i.quor 7.i_censc ren~~~ral Ece :i.ncre~sed Chis
year. ~!axdini t;hought tt~e Oounc:i.l incia~,ased ~it by $,500 a year over
a tnr~-ze--yeeu- ,~eri_od.
?Ir. T'aiicy ;Cated th~it the ordi.nance oins r~-~vieorec•. in Chi, renard,
and [his aas not ~Jone. I'a~u~y ,ur;dested t.:haP: Cl~i_s be consi.~,lered
tit bud.~;et t~irrie.
J~:i.cense T~ir. TaF~ty ,;agp,c st~ecl thaC th~ ].i.ccnse ordi.n~nce draft be rnferred
Ordi.nance to the City AClorney for hi, rc.vi_ew and anpiroval.
Draft.
~oenda
1Cern \o, 2(i
I-ND Pro~ram *1r. Pahey po:i.ntcd out: ChaC t:he resnonsc Eorm Eor [he ?~~?IO P.ent~1
R.e1~ab:i.7.i.tation ~rogram ~ozis due o^ June 7.2,
{~vP.nt~1
Tt01n ^lo. ?7
Approv~_n; ~Hr~. Forzb~rg introduced t:hE f,ollowi.nf; r~-~sotuti.on and mov~d it.s adopt:ioru
Vouc'ri~rs
R??~SOI.~U'fI.ON AIO. f1~s-6-7.30 - AP'PROV?NG
.
As;enda
i'[er!~ Pio. 2A `CI~(F. VOIJCI~Il~;ItS
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'Che [ox~e~;oins; resol.ut~ion wa s duly secondwd l:~y Mr.s. Nard:in-i.
Ayes (5) Foc~sber~;, N<~r~i.ni, }tan,on, Scalze, Paheya
t~aye s (0). ResoluCion ~~cl. ar,ed dcLopLCd,
Th~i_s resolut.ion appcax's i.n i2esolution Aoo!< i:o. LL, Pa,n~e 296.
p.t~E -~G..-
?ir,~,rri:s
Ci.Cy t;ounci7.
,Tune 13, 7.934~
fi~oe-k>hop 'fhe City C7_erk repor-Ced that: the Aud:i.t.or ~aouLd 1~iJce to n~vc a~aor'cshop
4~Ii.tn Auclit:or wi_c}i t.he Counci.l. on C:he '1.9~3 A..i.i<lit.
~gend~ lt was a~;~-~,Ced tl~~at the=. worlcshop be held on Tuesday, .tuly 'D
Lte,n ~to. ?9 exC ~a.30 1?.:`4.
Youth Scrvi.ce rir. Hanson reported tliac Linde S_ic~d.`ri.ed has subrn~i.Cted a 1E~ttcar o[
i3ure~i,i re-signation as Che C~Lty's reprr,enteCi.ve t~~ the Youth Serv~i_ce
Bureau. iQrs, S~i.e;f,r~ied i., mov~ing Irom the CLty>
Agenda
FlddiCi.on ~?rs, Nardi_ni_ ~introduced Che tollo~o:i.ng resolut'i.on and i~oved i.ts adopt:i.on:
3PSOLUT']:ON id0. P~~r--6~-'L81. - ACCIi;i?TID1C TFr[?
L,FT'fFR Or' RI:S7G~iATTOA t'1,t0~( I,:Ci7DA SIICI~E2P?ll
AS f 9.r CLT~' S Y(~U"C}t Si?RV7.C~?. BtJREt11J 2',Pl2T'~SFi~ I'A'CTV~?.
Thc toregoi.n}; reso~luCi_on was dul.y secondcd by C~Ir. Ilanson,
Ayes (5) ~ardi.ri~i., kiansori, Scal.ie, Fahey, Tor;bcrQ.
i?ayes (0).
FLesoli.ition cleclarecl adopted.
'fh~i., resolution ap~~~cars i.n Resolution 'f3oo1< Plo. 1.1, Page 797.
~4rs. Scalce sun,t>cstcd that a lctter lie sen[: to `-trs. Siegfi:`iec,t
ttianlci.ng hc:r~ fo~r her servi.ce,
l,:icens~in~~ The 0-ity 9ttorney askecl iE Che Coi.inci.7. wanted to i.nclude homc occupaC:ions
(Cont.) ;i_n the lieerisi.ne ora:inaace. Mc. i'al~ery reported t~at tl~ie C~it:y hrz, si
separate peritiit program for home occupat:Lons.
Sweeney aslced coha~t. the ii_cense ~c,~e sJtou~ld b~ Eor bu;i.ilcsses other
t:l~iZi~ tnose 1i.sted :in the nrono,ed ordi.n~~nce. :-1r. L'ahcy su,.>,p,estecl
`~10.
Paney statr-.d Cl~~t the Attorney rnay ~a1nC to add ot:he-r cate;ori~~s Co
ttie proposed or_dinancc~~,
t?enchmarlc r4r,. ~71rd~i.ni. pointed out the curr~,~spondr~nce on the Renchmarlc contr~ct>
Narctini asked tt:e sCatus oP the Ci.tq's comp~ter sysCem.
A„enda
~dditi.on 'Che Clsrk. reported Chat:. bid, may be called [or at: thc Ju1q t' mc~et:in~;
and the Ci_tg rnay have soineth~i.~n~ operational by ?~lovembex,
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Ci.t:y Counc.il.
Jime 13, ]9f34
~djourn ?4r, Porsberg intvoduce~d thc fol.l.oo~i.n; resoluti.on an<l moved i_ts ztdoption:
A~enda RRSOI,U'CION ~f0. L~~t--6-252 - ADJOIJRA1I~1G
]-.te!n ~(o. 30 -.---._._ ~---
'['he forc-going r_eso~f.uti.on ~:as dul.~~ seconded t~~ P•[r. Fianson.
Aye.s (5) T'orsSer~, 1{anson, Fanaey, Sc:alze, Nardi_n_i.
i'eiyes (0).
Reso7.uti_on cleclared adopted.
Lhis resolut~ion ~ipp~~ars ~in Pe•.sol.uti.on Poolc Plo. 1.1., Pt~F;e 293,
'fhere bei.n~; no furCh~=r husiness, T.h~~~ me~ting roas a<ijo~irned at U.:3~i I?.'~i,
'Zc~specCfull.y subnri.t[ed,
~' ~ ~~ . . . . . . .
`:athlcen Glanrer
Recorcli.n~; Secr~tar~
Prage -?.f>~-