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CI'CY COUNCIL
i I,I,TLE C~;\Ap9, AiIN"1~50'L'A
Agencla
Icem No. l.
A~;encla
ICen~i No. 7_
Pursuant to due call. and nptice thereof a rc~~;ular meeCing of t.kie
Counci_1 of tl~e C~i.ty of I.,i.ttle Ctmada, ~~li.nnesota cuas held on T.he
23rd day oL' Janu~ry, 1~35 S.n Che C;ounc~il. Ch~mbers of. the City
CenCer located at. 57.5 L:i.Ctl.e Canzida t~oad in said Cit:q.
January 73, 7.9H5
?~[aqor I-~lichael Fahey cheii.red tPie meeC~i_n~; and~ ca7.l~-~d it to orcter at
7:30 P.M. and t:kie Loll.owing membctrs o~ere pr.esent at rol.l ca11:
P'iliM~37;t2S 7?'RPiL.N'C:
AI,SO YRl?,SEN'C:
Mayor
Councilman
Councilman
Qouncllwoman
Counci.lwornan
Ci.ty Cl.er!c
City Attorney
Consulti.n~; 1?ngi.neer
City Pl.anner
7'uhli.c Worlcs Supt.
12ecorcling Secr.et~ary
Lfr. Mi.chae7. I,~ahey
;"Ar. Williain BLesNner
P9r. 7,2iclc Collova
Mrs. ~!ugs Plardi.ni
2-!rs< S3everl.y Sca7.ze
Mr. Joseph Ch7.eheck
Mr. ,Tim 0'Conner
Nfr. S)onald Carley
T4r. Uavid LichC
T4r. Rogee (.lanzer
Mrs. Kat:l~il_een Glanzer
Approveil Mrs. .larclLri~.C i.ndi.caCed Ch~at on pag~z 7.3 of the January 9 minutes,
Of 'Chc the £~th paranraphi, the word "el.ev~tor" ~in thc tzist seru~~:nan
~[~.i.nutes should lae chan~ed to " ilandi.capped 2ccess" ,
A,n,endl P~ir. '!~lesener i_ndicated that= Resolution ~o. 85-1--1 should re[].ect
"CCem No. 3 a 3 to 0 vot:e and [l~at he and Mr. Collova did not vote. for tl~iat
resol.utioti bec.ause aC that point they had not yeC Lal:en the oatki
of. oEEi.ce.
Mrse Nardi.ni_ i.ntroduced the fol.lowin~; resolution and moved its 2dopCi.on:
R?i;SOLU'1'ION A10. f35-].-?.E3 -- APP?;OVING
T?1}i N1~CNttTES 0'F THii JANUt1RY 9, 19Ei5
COUNCIL h?I?i~.`P~CNG S~IITtI 'Ck1L OU'CL1N7f:D
CI{ANGES
'Che fore~;oi.n7 resolut:ion was duly seconded by Mr., I?].esener,
~yes !5) Tlardini_, 311esener, L'ahey, Collova, Scalze.
Nayes (0).
Reso7.uCi_on dec:l.ared adoptecl,
Thi_s rPSOl~ition appeaes in Itesoluti.on 3;ook i~lo. l2, Va~e 27.
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~7LNU'P1.S
Oi.ty Counci.l.
Jan. 23, ].9£35
Ander.son/1-lowe ^1r. Gocdy Howc ~ppeared be£ore tlze Counci.l. reqi.~est~ing the rezonir~g
Rezoninp., of. the Ed Ancferson nro~ert:y Lrontin; on i?ark StrFet .Er.om 13-3 to
Pz-oposal R-2. A1so a condiCional usa permiC i_s requested for tk~c
desi~nat::ion of a;Pl.anned !Init Devel.opanent ancl construction of two
Agenda 4-plexes witli detzched p,ara~es. Zn ~dc(iti_on a 1ot widt:h vari.ance
Item No. 4 i.s rec~uested as the lot. i.s 105 Leet wicle and the Code requi.res 125
FeeC. P4r. Anderson would also lilce to subdi.vi.de thc: propc:rty.
PQr,. Narclini. reported that sh<a received a calJ. ~Pro~ri a KaCh_y Vaclnais,
a propert:~ owner ~in Lhe area ~.aho stated that. sh~ is in favor oE t:he
proposa'1.
Mr. .Ji.m ~Ii.lleaux, anot:.her ~roperty owner in t.Pte asea, stnted tlaa[ he
i.s i.n Lavor. of the r.ezoni.ng. Howeve.r, ne i_s i.nCeresCecl in how Lhc
drainas;e ~ai.11 be han<I'Led.
^Ar.s. Peterson stziCed that she. is i.n f.avor of tha~~ rezoni.ng and ~:aould
pref.er a residentiral use i_n t:he area rather than a bus:Lness us~.
!~"~r. Pahey staCed that he was tcoubled by a17.ow~i.ng Mr. Aowe to build
on th~ baclc of l:he property with only a 30 foot e~zsement for ~,i.ngress
and ep,ress t:o the ,i.te.
i1r. Vi.lle~iux scatecl that tie has no prob7.em with che 30 Eoot access.
Peter.son, too, had no pr.obl.em ztnd stated that i_L morc nroperty were
needed, she would be w~i.1.li.ng to sell. some to ~1r. klowe.
P1r. Fahey reporta~d th~t tI'~e ,Planner has suggESted C11aC the 30 Eoot
access be oii the oCher sl.de of the proper.ty and then if thc property
to the norti~ devel.oped, addit:ionat properCy could be ~pid<ecI up f.r.om
Chst side,
Mrs. S~alze commented Y.hat the Ci.t:q has Yiad s:imilar r.eqi.iests ~.Cn the
p~st wh~ich ~oere denied as Code requtres a 1ot to liave 75 feeC of
road frontage.
P1r. L~i.cl'iC sCated that about a year ago hi.s o.[fice submitted a sup~gesCe~,i
pol.i.c.y Ior private sCreeCS and t:he Council Coolc no act:ion on t4is.
'Che '?lanner pointed out tliat. i.n Chis case if half. a str,eet were
declicated Co thc C~ity there woulc.t rernain ~30 feet Y:o develop and if
seCbaal<s wc:re adhered to ther.e would only bc room Yor a 20 f:oot ~vi_de
bui-ld~i.ng.
'Ctir 7?l.anner al.so sCat.ed thaC. the lof: may present probletns to commerci.ul.
development because of. p~rtci.n£; requir.ements.
r~trs. Scal.ze asl<ed ~if. a deve~l.opmrnt wo~il.d f-i.t better. under the code
if only one duple;x were ~l.anned raCher than two.
The ]?].anner sCaited t1~~aC Chi.s i.s why a PUD i.s bein~, requested and pointed
out t:l,iat. ~~leatkier Oalcs developccl under a PtJD.
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`4INU'CTf>
Ci.t:y Counc~i_i
Jan. 2°~, 7985
9ndFrson/Fiowe T'Ir. P'al~i~y stated that 1'ie Fc1C Gh~~~ PUD concegC was bc:i.ng used Coo
nronosal. loose].y in order to eil.l.ow people to dcvelop ~,ohatever Cl~zey want on
(Cont<) any piece of propcrty.
7'iie Planner reol.~i_ed that t},~e parcel. i.n q~.iesti.on is under common
oumershi.p and that is orhy a t'UD is applicabl.e. '!'he Pl.einner sLat:ed
that it:. m2y be ,tr.etcltt.ng Che .PU71 concept, but Ch~t i.s e~ judt;ement:
cali.
Mr. I'ahey aslced i.f ^[r.. i-lo~ae coot.i7.d be opposed to f7.:i.p-.[].opping Che.
development and dedicai:ing 30 f.eet: of road easemenC. to the City,
wh:iah ]-IOSae would havc t.o mci~i.ntain. T'I~~en i.f Chc oropcr4_~ to the
norCh develops, [he Ci.ty could ~et an additional. 20 Feet f'roi~n i:hat
propex~ty.
;•ir. HowF~ sCated Chat he caa, not opposed to ;;ranting l:he City an
easemenC, buC would ].~il<e his developrnent Co f.ace south. 1-towe pointeci
out; Chat: thc property to the north ~i_s a s1e~a and it 9.s cGue;ti_onable
t:hat. ttic px~oper.Cy ~oitl devE7.op a.n tP~e neo-xr futur.•e.
i~[rs. Scalze aslced why tL~ie buildinp;s caould be on two separas~e parcel.s.
Nfr. tlowe reJ~licd Chat th~is i.s a reqirirement of his mort~;age comp~ny.
'Phe 771.anner ~i~r.eed that thCs ~aas an FYA requi.rement..
'1'k~e F'1.lnner sCated that t:he Ci.t:y has allo~ved pra.vate dri.ves i.n t:he
k~ast.
P~trs< Nardi.ni stated that i.E the Ci_ty requ:i.res the dri.veway on the
norch, the development Co the nortPi may not lencl itself to ;Qr. !~lo~ae's
deve7.ot~>ment.
~Iz. 11owe sCated thaC hc has a dr~iveway agreement crith his develo~~ment
on Riath St:reek. ancl can al.so do this on this develoCnncnt.
NCrs, Scailze pointed out t_,iaC the lots on R~it;i 0treet orere coiiiormi.ng
to Ctty Code.
tilr, I~ahey e~~as concerned that there may be othcrs who will caant: to
develop prop~rty ori C1ii.s 30 ,f.oot dri.vezvay easement. ?[r. Villea~ix
skated that~. he did not consi.der thc baclc of hi.s propertq zis develoDflbl.e,
c4r. Vi.lleaux stated that he felt N[r. }Iowe had a n;i_ce p1an.
i4rs. Nardii~~i aslced if. tt~is rczoni.ng coul.d be considered spot zoning.
M.r. '~~hey felt tt would be u t:ransitional zon<: that would buffEr the
resi.dent, i.n tlte area.
P?rs, Scal.ze stated that she httd a problem wi.th the propertq di.vi.s~i.on
and pointed out. that ~l.ong P:,cl~erton tl'iece are many 1on~ 1oCs that
peqple ~oi.11 a1,o w,~rit to divide. icalze staCed ChaC i.f: the t~ao
buildi.ngs e~er.e on one parcel., this ~aoulcl be more acceptabl.e Co her.
ifr, Fahcy stated Chat Che tioo biiiLcli.ng, on one narcel woiild be inore
object:ionabie to hi_m.
Page -3-
Mrrnr~r~.s
Ci.ty Counc'i.1
J~n, 23, 1~35
Ander ,on/liowe
Pro~osal.
(CoiiC.)
Mrs. Nardi.n~i. i.ntiroduced the E~ol.l.ow~i.ng resolut:ion ancl moved its adopti.on:
?tr~SOLI.CCZON N0. £35-1-29 - cr.,OS:rPIG
THF ,PUBLI.G kli'AR~LAIG ON T~i@; H0~:71:~AVDPRSODI
i:ii7,ONING PROPOSAL
'Che forenoin~; resol.uCi.on was dut9 seconded by Mr. Fahcy.
,Ayes (5) ~ardi.ni, 7~ahey, Scalre, Co1lova, tilesener.
Ntiyes (0).
Resol.uCion decl.ared adopterl.
'Chis resol~rtion appears ~in Kesol.uti.on ~oolc No. 12, Pa~e 2f3.
"irs. Scal.ze :inCroduced the follow,i_ng re,olution and moved ~its adopY.ion:
RT:SOLU'PI:OPi N0. 85-1-30 - DENY7:NG 'CAI3
fl0[dIi/61T1DIiRi0P1 ~?iS70N:CNG PRO'POSAt„
CODiDI'CIONAL, 1JSE lSI;R~`'I~CT AND REQUIsS'TEI) V6IRIANCF,
~F,CAUS?~ 'CIdP AI?,PRO~IAL OF SUCiI WOUL7) SF:'C A
PP,PCL:DEM'C ~~D SS ~OT THG TdAY T1IF Gl'1Y 6H0[JLD
DO ~f41JS7.N~SS :[N Ll.GH'C OF 07'I-1ER STMILA2 I,ODiG,
n'ARP.OCd I,0"CS 1~.~ 'CIC}i CTTY
Reso7.ut.i.on deni.ed.
Th:i.s resolution mppears ~in Resoluti.ori ,;3001< t~lo. ].2, Page 7_9.
T7ayes (3) t)lesener, Failaey, Collova.
The Loregoin{~ resoluCion was d~ly sE~conded by Mrs. Dlard~ini.
Ayes (2) i!arcCi.ni, Scal.ze.
htr. Pal.iey poi.nted out that ,it wil.l
the Couricil to approve a rezoni.n~.
woul.d be ;oocl for tl.~ie nei~hborhood
zone. l~~~they f.e].t Chat tl~e C~i_ty sh
on an i.nd~vi_dual basis.
talce. f:our aff~i.rmative votes o£
i4r. Pahey felt Ch~t the rezorring
a:; ~i.C ~aill. prov:i.de a t:ransi.ti.onal
~uld consi.cler these t.ypes of cases
'~?r. Rlesener stated thzst h~.>. sees the r.ezontny, ~s an opportunity to
improve Che situation in the ar.ea and perhaps ease sorne pas[ mistal<es.
F.i'I.esencr sCnted that the Ci.ty mi.isC be sur.e that the drlinage lspect
i.s talcen care of.
r1r. Fahey stated thaC tkie C~i.ty h~s brolcen of.f t_he baclc ot a 1ot on
'Ccl~lcr Parlcway. Pahey agai.n stressed that. i.n the pastthe Ci.t:y has
conslcer~d t:hese matters on a case-by-c;:ise bas:i.s,
Mr. Pahey introduced the fo1l.o~a~i.ng resoli.iti_on and movec! i.ts ado~ti.on:
i?agP. --~4-
~CE NUTTsS
Ci.tq Council.
Jan. ?3, 1985
An<lerson~i-lowe 1ZESOLU'f.I01v NC). ~55-1-31. - APPY.OVIDIG "I'H`3
Rezoni.nr AND)iPSOP1~I~10?1E RL%ONING Yi203?OSAL FROEQ n--3
Cco„t. ) To n--2, ~rxt~, r,o~i~~z2•zo~~~i, usn >>rru~l.z ror~ i~trn
n~~o coris~r~ttrc•rzon oF r~~ao ~.-r~~i.r,~r:s sar~ei~z
CAP.ACS?S, TILF. LO"C 4~IU)'Cl-I VARTADiCls ANC) 'LHE
[ir.QiJPS'CI;D S1J1',D:fVISIOAi 3ASi:p ON 'fi~IF. RECOt9MF'VDt~1TI0N
Ol' 'CI~I1? CI'CY PI.ANNE~2 t1ND 'CILE T'ACT Tt~IA'C Tt1EF21?, FlIZt:
NO Of3Ji?CL:LONS T~'ROF4 'CIdT, N,GICI~INORNOOD AP7D I'OR 'L'Flli
S2S3ASONS AS STAT'PD IDI T}I7's PLADINE:R' S R1.iP0I,:'l' 'CI-IAT
T'C IS A I~IA]?ROra I~OT ~~1~D WOIJLd) PROVIDfi A
TRANSI7'IQDIAL '"LON:CNG 1'~`OR Tl~t7i; P.E9IDt?,~7TIAL NR7,GY,~30RH~OD
'L'he ~ore~o9.ng resol.ution was duly seconded by D1r. Co7.lova.
Ayes (3) I'a!'iey, Co1.lova, T~lesener.
Dlayes (') Scatze, Nzirc.li_ni.
P,esol.ut4.on deni.ed.
This resol.iACion appe.ars i-n Reso~lution Boolc PIo. 12, Page 30.
99ie Plt~nner fF.l.t that. he could get together with Mr. Howe and worlc
out some of the concerns of Counci-7.member>.
1'he Cl.erk as}ced i.f. another public hearing is necessary if. Mr. Howe
comes baclc *.l+i.th thc proposal..
Council decidcd tkiat thc matter could be reconsidered at. thc: second
meeti.n~ ~i.n Pe~bruary.
Nfrs. Scat.zc introd.uced the :following resolution and moved ~i.ts adoption:
P.Pu0LU7'ION T!0. 35-1--32 - ItECONSID~,R7:NG T~IP
ANDE?350^1/?IOWI; P,}?,'/,ONI!~IG 1JROi'OSAI., A'f 7'1t1;
SECONi) C~UNCIL T4FE'fIVG IN PF.;~RUARY
'Che f:orego~in~ rc~,olut~[on ~aas di.ily seconded, by Nrs. Aardini.
Ayes (5) Scalce, ^]ard~i.ni, Col.lova, Pahey, f~l.esez~er.
Dlayes (0).
'teosluCi.on decl.ared adopted.
Tlii.s resoluCion aipUears in l~esolut~i.on t?oolc Ao. LI, Page 31..
Ntr. tiowe aslced hlr,. Scalze and ~1cs. Plarclin,i. for their objections to
hi_5 proposal.e
~~'trs. >calze stated t:ll2it her mair~ objecti.on ~i.s wi_Ch sp7.iCting off tlie
baelc kial.f c~f~ the property as iC ~ail.1 set ~ prececlci~it and other.s iii
ttae City ~vi.tl. iaant to elo thi.s. Scalze stated t_hat she cli.d not
object to Ch~~ two buil.di.ng,s on one piece oi paroperCy.
Mrs. Nmrd~ini stated tllat she fe1.C the rJevel.opme.ni: iras too great: Cor
ttie lot si~e.
Pa~e -5--
'flNt(7'1: i
City Counc~i.~L
Jan. L3, 198i
Used C~r lt coxs c~ot:ed tl'iat: the CiCy has r.eceived t.~ao app7.icat~i.ons Lor usecl
Sales car sal.es licen>es ~ri.or to the time Che CiCy placed ~x morato rium
on such 1i.censes< '?'he C~i.Cy C7.erlc reporCecl CYieit he di.SCUSSed titi.s
Agenda w:i.th t.he City AtGOrney, wl.~o sCxCed P_haG tl~e moretorium woulci apply
ICem Nos. 5 R. 6 1_o Che appl.i.cat:i.ons on f:i_ l.e.
The Ci.ty Cler;c staCed thaC tl~eret ~is a loC of con~Eustion i.n the area of
usN~car sal.es license,. '[9~e Cl.eric poi.nted out_ that there are di.fferences
betwcen the ~Iuni.c.i.pa:t Code and the 7.,oning Coele.
'1'he Planner. stated that he £elt auto sales was a perrnittedi~se in n B-2
zone and carr.~iecl over into Y-3 as wc17., },n.iC noC ~,in YF] or I-l.
~rs. Scal.ze ;tatcel that Che r.eason For tlle inoratorimn i_s t:hai_ the City
does not ca~nC ased c.ar sriles t:o creep i.ip the the residential area
on Count:y 12oad C. ~l.so a uscd car lot w~ith no structure doES not
generat:.~ Car. revenue ].ike a ne*.o car s~iles de~lcrsl~ip would.
7'he City C1erk reporCed sahat ot:her cit:i.es do in this area,
A1r. _~ahey pointed ouC Ch~t used car. ssl.es ~is allowed by conditional
use permii: in otller zon~s ancl if. the C~ro~os~il would meet all. requi.re-
ments, the Ci.ty o~ould have no basi_s to deny a condi.ti.onal use permi.t.
Tt~~e Ol.er1c rEpo.rted tht~t e.is of Jc~nuacy 1 the SL`ate rrz1.1 onl~~ ~r,a~~t
a used c~r sales permiC ~aPien Ch~; opeiration is in the proper zoni.nn.
,^~ir. i3lesenex Le1t. thet the moratorium should be conti_nuecL and Ll~ie
C~ity shou7.d revieo-r the new Stat~ law.
P1r.,. Scal.ze f.elt. thaC Che matt~;r ;;houl<I be plesenteci to the P1~nn~ing
Conim~i.ss~ion.
IC ~aas tlae conccnsus of the Council th<tt t:he inatter s(~iould be sCudied
furi;her and the rnoz-~torium should remain in effect:.
P4r.s. Sca7.ze introduced the f'.ollow~iiig resoluti.on ancl moved ~its adopt~ion:
ar?soi,tr'CTON No. £35-].-33 - TA?31.Inrc ac~rION oN
TF~17i R R, f2 F,NTPRPS:ISE AND C;R~"G GRADY US7;D CAR
SAL,7?S LICEPISP APPL,ICATIONS llN'CIL SllC'tl TIh1E AS
'.fHl; MORA'I'p'ZIOA1 I;i LIi'"I''..iD 0~1 iUCI[ LZCI?i\SLS Ol:
'Clfl' CITY IIAS NF.[:7 OI;DTNANCI?,S :[N PI,ACF. D?, I~
TAC'L', THE CURRT?N'C ORDINANCl; IS C14ANGED
'C}ie foref;oin~; r.eso7.uCion was dul.y seconded by *ir,. "?a,rd:L~:i.
Ayes (5) ;calze, Diardini, ,Rl.esener, Fahcy, Col.l.ova.
Nayes (0),
Y.esoluCl.on declared adoptecl.
This reso7.ut:I.or~ ~ppears in Resolut~i.on i;pol< ~o. 12, ',Pag~ 32>
~''1~~ -~-
r<rtNU~rrs
c;.t:y counoi.l.
Jan. 23, 19&'S
Uscd Cnir ~irs. Scalze in<i~tcated that this maCCer should b~ re[erred t.o Ct~ie
Sa1es (Cont.) Pl~nning Cormnf.ssion. Scalze f.e].t thaC the Comrni.ssion should consider
whether or not Che Ci.ty should discontinue useci cair sal.es or i.f they
sPioul.d be only in conjuncC~i.on ~ai.t:h necv e2r sales and ~i.f t:here skiould
be any di.LPeeences between cornmercial ancl :i.ndustrieil ~~ropertry coith
re~ard to tL~ie issue.
Ryan 'Park 'Che Planner ~.is propos:in,n, that Ry~~n Indasf,;riz~l Parl< be declared a
PiJq PU[) zone for a11. <'leve.lo~~~ment pri_or t:o January 1, 1935. 9'kte PiJD
d.es~ ignaCion w,i.11 only effecC site desiMn ,G~ii~d ards and not uses of
~genda the property.
Item .~10. 7
P4r. :2yan sCat:ed Lhat he was n ot opposed to the proposal.
Mr. I`ahey seated that th~i.s is bei.ng done in ~in atternpC to wortc orith
the busi.nesses ~i.n tnc parl:. 1'he: C:i.ty has not. been abl.e to appl.y
tne ordinances ~Ln Llie parl< as some ot: Che parlc was bui.l.t before
cur renC ordinalncr;s were in cf f:ect.
Mr. i'aiiey stated i;hat for exampl.e i.f ~t bus~.i.ness cannoh l~iave rear
yarcl storage, ,^,torage w~iJ.l. be all.owed i_n the. front of a bu:il.d~i_rig,
buC i.f. Chere i., room f:or rcar yard storage, Ck~en t:l~ie busi_ness w;i.l.l
have to compl.y ~aith CiCy Code.
P:ir. DeTiace aslced if lti, property was goi.ng to f~ll under this PUD
desi~naLi.on. DeBace stated that, h~i.s property is a part of: the Ryan
pl.at. DeBeice a7.so statecl that ,he was in Eavor of the PUD des~ignnCi.on.
The Pleinner sCated thaC if: tiie property ~o1s a p~irt of the ~ini.ci.a1
piar.,, it would be ,i.ncl.uded.
Mrs. Nard:in~i introduce~d the following r.esolut.i.on and rnovecl i.ts adopC~ion:
~RL;SOLU'I'.T,On N0. 35-1-34 - CLOSIhG T[-!L
PU14I.,IC HtiARTNC ON T,I{E RYAP': 7.NDUS1'R7AL PARK
S~UD 1:'ROI>OSF~S~
'Cl~e tore~;o~in; resolut~ion oras dul.y seconded by ~qr. I31.e.sener.
Ayes (5) Nardini, ~t3lesener, Collova, Scalze, t~aliey.
Nayes (0).
P.esoluti.on dec.lared adooted.
7'li:i.s resoluC:i.on appear.s ~in Resol.uti.oi~ }3oolc ,Io, 1'I_, Pa,e 3..
IC ca~s the concensus oL the Co~mc:i.l. that just Che i.ndustri.al pnrlc
property east ot~ tl'ie t-7ater. ?~rorlcs should 'uc. i.nc7.uded i.n the PllD
des~i.gnetti_on.
Paf,c -7-
r~z~~urrs
c;.t:y c~~t,,,~;.t.
Jan. 23, 19Y,5
Ryan Par?< A~rs. Tlasci:i.ni. i.ntrodueecl [he fol.l.owing resol.ution and raoved i.ts adoptione
!>ltD (ConT..)
Rt3soI,U'PION pt0. 35-7.--35 ~- APprOVLNG 'tHT
RYA~? I\DtJi'i'iZ:CAL PARIC Pl,'D POR ALi, I?P.01?7;~;9'"LPS
zN ~~riz: ~nx~z i,oc~~zr~ ~r•o ~rxr, T~:ns•r~ or ~r~l~;
id~T??R G~?OHRS, INCLUD,7.NG OUTLO'C I)
'Che fore~oi.np, r-esolutior~ ~oas du1~ sE~conded I:~y itrs. Sca7.ze.
[lyes (5) Piar.diq,i., Scalze, Collovu, Fahey, iSle~senrr.
Nayes (0).
Resoluti.on declared ado~~ted.
L1~is re<.;oli.ition rappcars in Re;oJ.ut:ion Boolc No. 12, Pagr, 34.
'Cext '['he Planner submi.ttec( Lo tne Council ,for 2pprovtal a CexC eimendment
Amendment clcirify:in~ a pri.or tc:xh. deal.i.ng w~.ith ~;ara~es ~ind/oc lccessory
Acces>ory builclings. 'Lh:i.s text lmendment wi7.7. actempt: to c7.ar.ify garages
13ui1di.n~;s mnd accessory buildin~;s as one and the sane.
Agenda ~ir, Pahery fel.t thaC there wa, some, confusion in th~-~ wordin~; of Cne
Item No. ~3 text amendm~nY: and f.e1l t1~iaC the C:i.ty nttorriey and the I'lanner
should wor.lc on the ~-~ordi.nr .
Mrs. Scal.ze i,ntr.oduced Che fo7.].o~a:in~ iresolut:i.on e~nd rnovecl i.ts adopta.on:
RF.SOLUTION D10. 85-L-36 - CLOSING TFL1:
]?UAI,~IC lll'sARTA]G ON 'CFIt~' TF,X'L n"4PNl)MIiN'C
REGARDJ:NG ACCiCSSORY 73lIILDI~~S
'Che fore~oi.nn resol.uti,on oras duly seconded by ?~r. I~ahey.
Ayes• (.5) Scalze, Pr,ihey, ~rardini, Blesencr, OoL7.ova.
Nayes (0).
I;esol.uti.on declared adopted.
Thi.s r~so].ut.i.on a~~~pears i.n Resolut:i.on 13oo?c ~o. 17, pa,e 35.
Nlrs. Scalzc inCroduced CltF Follosai.n~; resolution ancl moved i.ts aclopt:Lon:
~1?SOLi7"CION u0. 85-1-37 - TAP~LING ANX
ACTiON 0~ 'CIIP: ngpPpSliD 'iT;X7' A`4EDID?riBP?9'
?;i'sGARl)ING ACCESSORY BUILDI~IC;S U~1'CIL
'PHL; 7?LAPINFI't APltl T_H1; CI7'y A'C'LOR^iF,Y CAN
CLf~R7:~["Y "CI-tt: b70',21JTD1G OP' 7'[-L~ A~4ENpNp?~~IT
'Che f.ore;oi.Ti~ resoli.iti.on o~as du1.y s~~~conded by ?1r>. Nardi.ni..
Ayes (5) Scal.ce, ~Iarcii.ni, Col.J.ova, 3lesener, T'ahey.
i~rayes (0).
Resol.ut:ion dec].ar.ed adopted.
'Chis resolution appears i.n i;esoluCi.on Roolc Dlo. ].?, Page 36,
Pagct --F3 -
i (INIf'CP,S
City Co~mcil
Jan. 23, 1985
Brinicman
flot.t:le Club
License
'I'ran , f'e r
t1,a,enda
Ttern Aio. 9
i~(rs. Harel. Longi.ov~nni appeared b~fore Y:hc Council requesCi.ng thc
tr<arisf:ex' of t.he P,,rinkman bot~_tle club ti.cen,c i_nto h~r name. i4rs.
Bon;:iovanni repor.Ced Cnat slle has donc a].ot of research into the
handicappc:d access ma~tter anc( hi, detcxm~i.nec! that ~iC is Cne 9tate
iSlevator ]:nspec.t;or ~alio must come out mnd !nalce a rulin~; on t'nis
si.tuaCi.on.
Mr. T3ri.n1onln re-ported that Ckie StaC~ ~is coi2si.c.icrin;; cPian~;i.n~ Che
maxi.mi.un hei.~,ht i.ne.hes in t:hi, ~natter as Che ei.irrent ,t~.indards do
not apnly Co a lot oE buil.dl.ngs. Also, tkie iilev~itor "Cnspector wi_17.
meet ~a~i.th Pdrs. Bong~iovann4. and Mr. 1ir~inlcman on ~'ri.day.
Flrs. }3ongi_ovanni. reported that OSFI~. is only interc:sCed i~i occu~at~ion~~l.
hazards asid not in handi.capped access matter.s.
F[rs. Sc~l.ze reported that iL somcone from Che StaCe i.nEor~ns x<(~r.-s.
i3on~;iov~nni_ t:Pi~ri: she. does or does not need somethino wi.th rerard to
handi-capped access, Ch~~ Ci.ty sl~oul.d aet a co~~y oL tL~~~it in orriCi.ng,
hir. I'~.hey ,CaC:etl that bef.ore the C~[C~ can nppeove Ckie trelnsFer, ~iC.
wi11. want an ~greernenC ~oith P4rs. l~on~iovanni t_l~at she wi.7.1 do ivhatever
tt~e Stat:e requi.rc:s.
N[rs. F3on~;iovanni. s[<ited t:haC the 1"+,l.evntor i.nspecCOr ,houl.d bet able
to te11. he~r what i.s requiee:d.
^~(,r. Col.l.ova sugnestecl Chat Che license tran5fer t~e approvecl wi.t:h
conci~,it.i.ons.
AIr. 13ri.lilonan rcported that he and i4rs. 'fiongi.qvann:i have agreed that 11e
wil.l pay for ~uhatever acc.ESS is requ;ired. P9rs. t3ongiovsnni as;<ed that
th~ C~ity agrae to float a bond for the i.mprovement.
h(r.. Pahey sCa[ed that once trie City det:enni.ne.s ~dkiat ttie SCate
requi.rement -i.s, the C~i.Cy want:s LC c.ompliecl witli. l~ahcy staled tl~iat
if the transf.er ~Is appro~~ed, Lhe Cit:y or11'1 follos,~ up w~,i.thin b0 da~s
Co cleterm[ne if ~1rs. Bon~iovanni i.s ma.cici~ eftorCS to determi.ne wt~at
iC i.s the State soanCS.
?~1rs, T3on~;~iov~nrmi. reported ChaC. the ~3oar.d of Elevator Devi~Cions i.,
meeti.ng i.n Mtarch and w~il.1. m~lce plans of what t:hey ;xre go:in~ to tlo.
~Lt ~ai1l. then be one year bei~ore the matter nets to the State
,Leg~i.slature. 13ong~iovanni stat:ed that on Pri.day she shoul.~ get some
~i.ndi.ctat5.on Er.om the i;levaCOr Inspector on what i.s reqtii.red. Mrs.
Rongiovanni. stated Ch2~ she ~o~ill be F~i_11.inn Co ,o a7.ong crith whar_ever
tlta>. P:I.evator Irispeceor says i.s rec~u~i.red.
r1r.. Pr~hey sCaCeci Chat the C~i.ty neecls an a,.n,reement tioi.t,h 2~1rs. Bongiovanni
tl~at= she will comply with Stat:e ].aw Ln t:he foreseeable f.uture. ilowever,
if t}~ie la~~i is going to be made ~less restr,ict:(ve, the City w:i11 iaorl,:
caith her on thi.s.
~'~fS~ -y-
hiTNUTA;S
CitJ Council
.1m~n. 23 ~ 19£35
~irinlcrnan 1~4r. £~ahey :int:roduced Che Eollowiri& resotut:i.on and move.d ~.i.t::s acloption;
Li.quor Li.cense
'Pransfee RPSOI.iJTSOrI N0. 85-1-3£~ -- APPROVLN(; THE TP.AAiSi'ER
(Cont:<) 01~ 'fHli BRI~IiQ~AP] 1309"CI.,IZ CI.iJt3 LIQUOR LLCL'NSJ: 7'0
P4P.S. NA7.I?L RONGT.OVAlNI COND7TIONFi~ U~POn~ NCRS.
t30NG7.OVAA7NI' i I4V'PE121NC; IPI7'0 ~#Dl AGiZ1iI3'1I?NT Z~7:['C1I
TkIF. CSTY 'f,0 CO?e[Pl,Y W7,'CH ST~'fE CODT? R13QUIRr^71,z~7'S
FOR HAIdDICAPPIs'll ACG~SS TO 'P'41, i3UiI,Df~~G PdID D);CLARI~IC 'CHA'f'
7.'Hl. CITY ~dILL'['LOAT ,~ I30~iD FOI: Tti1', IMPROV3MIiFl7'
AvD t\SS1;SS 'f}II; CO>'(' 1SACi: AG~TNST' 'I'!1?? PRO°Fi;it'CY
AD1D RLQUTRIDIC T;-IA'C `~!RS. ?~ON(;IOi7ADIN1 S1Br1IT
1~1P,I'C'I'PN DOG7I~IRN'!'AT.T.ON TO 7'IIE Cti'CY T~IA'f SFll+. 6IA.S
COP4~PLIPD tJI'L'l~l S7'ATF.. C01>Ii RPQI?:[:RFMGN'fS TO TII33
Sl~7'TSI~/~C'C"CODi OF T'ltl? CITY [YC'COP.~Tiy A~7D DECLAF:LidG
'C11AT ~1~I? C7'fV S~7ILL °17V"[Sslal Pi-L1i MA'CCI;Tt ~s?~iTI~CC~I 60
DAYS TO DL'1'IiRMIN~ [7Ii :['HtiR STFPS ~RI~ UP:D@1Rt9AY TO
coru~r.v ~-1r~rx •r;~,; srn~cr; conr;
T_he f.orego~in~ re~;o7.uti.on was dul.y seconded by Mr,. Ttirc,l~in;i..
A~es (5) P'ahoy, Nardin,i, Coll.ovl, I37.e;sener, Sca7.ze.
Naye, (0).
1?eso1.t.it:ion declared aclopted.
Th:i, r.•esol.uCion aj~pe.ars i.n `:esol.uC::i.on Boolc No. ~l7_, Page 37.
Mr. 7~ahey i_nCroduced Ck~e .f:ollowi.n; resolution and movcd iCS aclopti.on:
RP;SC)I,L77'ION TTQ. IIS-].-39 - :[~7S'CRUC'CING 'Cklli CS."CY
AT'fn':N1iY 'CO D12A`d !JP 'I!il; P~F',CI?iSARY A(P}.'.~~-lf3~i'1'
131~'1b71ZT;N 'CNft CI'CY A~lD ?1V:S. fIA7,Fi., P,Oi~1GI0NAN~I
RP•,G,ARDTNG T?IE I;ANDtC;API?I:D AC,CI3>S FlT 'CF(i~i 3;2[V',:~TAf~
r~trzz,p~[~c
'Che Eoregoir~g resolution w~s duly secondecl by ~r. Co7.7.ova.
Ayes (5) i~'ahey, Coll.ova, Naedini, Sca1~e, Blesene.r.
Alayes (0).
Resol.uti.on declared adonted.
7'his r<>.solution appears i.n Resolut~.i.on 13oolc No. 12, Pa„e 3£~.
Recess N[a~yor. g~ai~ey recessed ChE meet~.i.ng zrt 9:05 Y.NL Tt~c mcetizig caas
reconvened at 9:1.3 I>.i~[.
Diclc &~{ary's ~l~,srs. P<~~te.r T,i~~eocloiralcalcos and ConstanCi,ne Per~aicis appca~red befor.c
Liquor L~i.cense Che Coi.vici.l cc~quesC-i.ng the transLet' of ,Di_e.k "y ~lary's on--sale
Transfer ~intoxicati_n~; 1i.quor ticense Co Petcon, Tnc. These genCl.emen i.nd~icated
t_hart t4iEy ~ire current;ly in the. resCaurant bus:i.ness, but have not had
Ap,endta a 1i.quor business belore.
f~dd:i.t_ i.on
Page -7.0-
YtTViPLR, i
Ci.t:y Cotinc.i.l.
Jan. 73> 1.9£>5
Dt~i< & a<lary's
1,i.cense
'I'r~nsf.F;r
(Coi~r. )
'Che City Clerlc reportFd Lh~~t everythi.n~ i.n the transEcr is in order
eind that the poli.ce r~enort was sati.sEactm-~.
Mrs. ~1er,d:i.ni ~i.nCroducF~,1 tnc EoUocainn resoli,it=ic~n and inovad ~i.ts a<lopti_on;
RT'.SOi.,ll'CION ~tn. P,5-1-40 - APPROVTN6 'C}!li
'C?2AV,1';R OP 11!1; OD'.-`~AJ.,P. TN90;C[C~TZPfG L[Q[IOR
T,,ICl.t9t3}~. 1'RO:~( I)ICK !?.. MARX'S C~ YE,Cli;li 'fFP_'sOD01?~(;.A(rC)"
,'a~VD CptiS'CANTf~fF PF.?<;AKI'.S P,/;/a\ C'It'fC:0~1, T~;1C.
1'he. foreoo~i.nr, resol.uti.on was di,ily seconded by ~ir. ~?lesener,
.~yes (51 varcl-i.ni, 3'Lesener, Scalze, CoLLova, ral~ey.
\~atyass (0).
Re>oluti.on declared adopted.
Th~i> re.solution .ppuears in R~~~sol.ution l~lool< ~o. 12, V~~e 39.
P,rady's Pau1 6roe.tt:em of };rady's appearcd bef:ore Che Couitcil ref;ardin~; a
~lo~ise noise pxob7.em at ~3radq's. r(r. ~r.oet:tem state:d tkiat he has tri.ed
nrobl.ern t:o meet w~it.h Che f~arty ca'io ~is exper~iencing the c>roblem, but sl'ie
coS.11. not di scuss the probl.e~n wi.tl~i h'i.iu<
Aflenda
~ddi.ti.on `Ar. i~'atiey reported that he has tali<ed to tkie narty :i.nvol.ved and
she ~i.s hearin~ Lhe i>ase clrum fl-om the band aC ;3racly's in her
bedroom. hTr. rahey reported Chat he ~a~s ou[side 1~~rady's and
d~i.d. not feel there was a proP>lem, but V~c w:i.ll be meeCi.tig tvi.th Che
narCy i.nvo~tved t:o se.e i_f th<~re i.s a probl.em ins~i.de Pier hone..
P~fr. rahey ~i.nfor~icd r~1c. .^,roettem tl~ut 1~e wi.ll. c.ont:act hixn aften c~
has meY. uri.Ch the party i.nvol.ved,
'Ri.'-ceway 'Che CounCy 1~1s submitted Co the Ci_ty for acti.on a bilceway ,ysteeo p1an.
Systtern 'Plan
I~h~s. Scatzc: po~iitted ouC theiC tlie County ~i.s proposi_nt; the bi.!cc ~aCh
A~enda for Country 3oad ,'3 rather than Gounty ~toad t~--2. 8cal.ze quest-i_oncd iE
Item No. 10 tL~ Count:y ,tudied ~aPtero-~ bi_1:cr; are r~idinp; in chan~in; che. locat.-ion
oL Y he p~tPt.
A4rs. ~!~irc,t;i.n'i ~~ointed out: t:hat ~~ith ihie Largc hi11s on CounT_}~ Road R-2,
she Eeels that County P,oad B would be the ].o.p,ica~l. l.ocati.o^ for the
paCh.
P4rs, ~`t~rdin~i. 2r~tr.od~iced t0e Fo1.].ow~.np, resol.i.itio^ and moveci 1.ts i3do,~tion:
R}'s50LiJT'z0i4 ~i0. £;i-1-4t - DECLARIidG TI{AT
TiIP' CT'Cy GO ~I.,OA?G rr~~~}{ ~~}iF, C017~TY"' 13IICfiWAY
iYS'I'Eht PI~(\'?i
}'~ne -1L-
P'Ci\IJ'Ci;S
~:i.ty Counci.l.
Jan. 7.3, 7985
73?lcewm~ 'I`he foregoirin resolution ~oas duly seconded by ~`~r, 'P,~lesener.
>ystern ?'lan Ayes (5) Nardi.iii., }3J.esener, Sc11ze, Fahey, Co17.ova.
(Cont.) ~ayes (C).
~?esolut.~i.on decl.arecl aclonteci.
'Chi.s resoluti.on nppears i.n Reso7.ution f3oolc No. 12, Page 4~J,
f{earC `9a~or Pliiey proclaimed, Clie month of P'ebruciry as Pe~rt ,~[onth on beh~lL
?`4onCh of the ~meri.can F?e~rt ASSOCi.aCi_on. I'ahey requcsted c~i.ticen support;
th~rou~;h volunCCer e[forts for Yhe Ameruzin tleart t~ssoci.nt~ion.
~y;er~da
Additi_on
Fssessment 'Chc Cit:y C7.crk reporced that che ~.sessinenC c•eapporti.onment for
~teappor.ti.onrnent Di_v~sion No. 05901./+ ~aa, rouC~ine~.
D,i.v. ilo.
059014 plrs< Sctzl~e introduced thF £ollo~.vi.n~ resol.ution 2nd moved ~its adoption:
A~;enda ?~T;SOLU'1'TOtQ V0. f3S-'1-[r2 ~- APPR09TNG 'Cit??
Item ~lo. 1.1. ASSlS~':fl;p~'f '2F'I~PPpR'IT~~~?.(T3N'1` POR !)I\/]:STOi~~
'.,10. 05901.4, D/;' 0063, A?JD. 1205
'f}i~ Lor.ego~ing re.so.lut~i_on *.oas duly seconded by T4r. Co17.ova,
Ayes (5) Scalze, Collova, B1FSener, 1'ahey, A1~rdini.
Nayes (0).
Resolution d.ec.l~ired <~dopted.
Thi.s resol.ution xppears i.~~ R~sol.ution '6ootc No. 12, 1'age 4J..
i~4N DpT T~f~zyor :aheq rF;norte~9 that the Pire Cntief. feels thaC the <;i.t~.y s4ould
Sf~~~a1s request lhe StaCe and Z~'ederal people iiivolvPd ~i_n the L'i.ttLe C;anr:ida
}mergency Road bridge project: to i-n;tall the c&ioacity for an emergency pre-cmption
°re-13rnpt:ion system for tPie traf;fic si_f;n~1.s. The City ;;hould ralso requesC tha[ these
System costs be incl.uded Ln the projecC.
A~end~.i I'a~iey re,ported that t:he ~':i_r•e Department co:ill have tne funcli.n~; av~ilable
Item Dto, l2 to buy t.he ,ystem at 2 1.at:er datc, but the capa~i.Cy skould bc tha~r~
,f.or the sysCem.
P~Irs. Sa~lze introdticed the follosa~in~ resoluti_oi1 ~nd moved i[:s eir3ontiun:
R1iS01,lI'CIp~ N0. 35-].--G~:3 - R}S(7[J'f;S'CIAIG 'CFIf± STA'fli:
!#P1D 7:DEP.~I. ~OVI'7?!~l?.Ir?DI'C '.C~ ~INCLIIDF_; AS YAR'C OT
'CI-[F 3.5??--L~f.'Cmi,r~ C;ANADA R.OAI) T'~R fOGI; P°OJEC1' 't'%IE
CAPnC [7'Y T'Or A\' ~;MPitr r;n~CY Vl .tICI~P, PJZI R;~iPTIO~~
SYiTt??4 A'C T'L'r;TR r,7~P~?~fS'l;
"fhe Lc.>regoing resotuti.on ~aas dul.y seconclc;d b~ °4rs. ~ai-dini.
Aye, (5) Scalzc, Nardini., Gollova, t;1.esener, P~hey.
Nayes (0). Reso7.uCi.on dPC].ared edooted.
'1hi.s reso].uU.on appears i_n Itesol.ut~i.on L3oolc ~o. J.2, na~e ~E?.
l?age --17_-
14T~IU'CI?S
C:i.ty rounci',t
Jan. 23, 1985
Sol.:ici.COrs "7'hc Ciey Cl.erk ~sI<ecl the Counc:i.J. Eor ~ clar:i_fi.c~ti.on of so1.i.c~iCOrs.
Agenda It oras the fcasli.ng o,F t}~e Cotmc~.i1 CY~aC tlte C~iCy shoul.cl not 1.,icense
Stern ~~to. 1.3 soli.citors ss the l.i.cen,e ~r~~y be consi~!erEd za endorsement o,[ the
so].iciCOr by Che Si.ty.
Ol.os~i.ri~;~ Mr. Fahey ,ubmi.tt~d to the Coiincil a 1.etC.en c~ w~shes to send Co
~f iCell.og~; the 3chooi l3oar<t ~eegar.clin4; tl~ci_r de:i.,i.o~: to close ?'el.logg 1-li~h
Rchoo~l, ~4r. Cahey asi<ed for t'r,~e Counc,il's endorsernent oP l~i.s
~,endti 7.etter.
Adr.ti.t i on
A7rs. Sc~.~1.ze in.formed th~ Counci.l. t:hat Lhe Ci.[~ of Rosevi.lte put
poti_f:ic~il. }~r_essur•e on the School i3oard when the dec~ision to c'I.ose
e.ither uamsey or Rc-l~.oag was made.
iKr. rahey stated tl~tat he was at 1 mmeCi.ng at t,rhich t:here *.vas
clisc.ussion oti a Centati.ve p7.an for closing one of Lhe hip,h school.s.
At Lhe meeC~in; June Demos of Rosev;i.ll.e commenGed t:hat po1.i.tical
considerat~i.ons must be tak~~~n ~int.o account and if the School l;oard
clo,ed another sr_hoo7. iri Rosev_i11e, thc Ci.Cy woul.d nevcr ptzss a
bond i_s,ue. ~t: the ne.xxt meetin,e, Che dec~i.,ion t~ras made Co c1o>e
t:e11o~; ;.
?qes. Nardin~[ introdi.iced tlie follow~i_n,y, resolution ancl rnove<I 1.ts adonCi.on:
RI'.SOLU'fION N0. 85-1-44~ -- ?3iVl)ORSI~IG 7'I-lli ^SAIYOR'S
I.~G'[PF3R `CO C11E SCIIOOT, P,O~RD 'XPIt?~:SSIi:G CONCL;P.N
IA1 THP MA'CT7?R ~T' "Ct~t: CLOSING OF 1CBI,J.,OGG IIIGH
S C1100L
'Che foreyo~ing resolution wns dul.y ,econded by 74rs, Sc~l.ze.
A~es ('>) Dlardini, Scalze, l~ahey, ~3lesener, Coll.ova.
Nayes (0).
Reso'luC~ion clec:l.ar~~~d acloptecl.
`Chisrre>olut:ion ap~ears i.n Re,ol.ut4on ?'~oolc Dio. 7.2, Pa~e 4~3.
Orclinance ?4r. l~ahey i.nh.roduacd the followi.n,n, oA°d~.inancc and moved its ~ido1,>ti.on:
\o. 248 ~
~ ORD7~dt1NCr? \f). 2[a8 - AN r)R[).TA1,~nIC1? Di',T~r;('TAIG
A~enda ~ SEC'ClON ,'30~.020 P[?RTAC.IING 'f0 COtt~lCT.L~
Ttem No. ].4 APP'ROVAi., 'CO RFlSSI? CY-(ARGiSS i'OR Ri?PUSt's COi.,i„?(;'i'~r?S
The Eore~;oi.ng ordinance. taas dul.y seconclecl by 1~1rs. 5c~vlze.
Ayes (,5) F1l~ey, Sc,al.zey Nar.d~in~i, Collova, 131esener.
Na~es (Ol.
(~rclinance decl.ared adooted.
'I?a~e -1.3-
i'!I~'1J'PF..S
Ctt:y Cottnci.l.
Jan. 23, 19£35
lpprovi.n~ Mrs. Scalre ~i.ntr,-oduc.ed thie folloqrin~ resolut:i_on and moved i.ts adopti.on:
Vouchers
l:^SOT,UT'Ip~; ~;0: i35-1.-C~.'i -- APPP,~~/T°dC T^.~P;
n~~.~,a<< vouc~lrr.s
Ctem No. 1S
'J'he Lor.egoi_n~; resolution was diily seconded by ~:rs. N~~rdi-n~i..
Ayes (5) Scalre, ;lardin~i., Palie~, Coll.ova, Bl.e;;ener.
Nayes CO).
k2esol.uti.on declared ~~dopCed.
Th~is reso:l.ution ~ppe~rs in Reso7ution ~?001< i~1o. ].2, Pe~e 44..
i~(o~.rer "~r-. i31e5ener repoiCed t~hat tne Jacot,~son mow~-;e neecls repairs. 'Phc;
Re~ai_r City has Cheee opt:ions: to rebu~ild the engine at a cost of $1,100;
inst:al.1 ai short lil.oc.lt at~ a cost of $1,300; or ~instal.l. a ncw eria;ine
A;enda ut a cost_ oE .'g1,400. i4r. Blesener re»ortecl th.at Mr. Alanzer feels
titem No. 16 that t:he rest: of t~~ie mo~aer :i.s i.n <;ooc( e~noun}~ s}~~apr Co ~aarran
~ t i.nst:al.l.i.no
a neca enginE.
Mrs. Piardi.ni aslced the cosC of. <i ne*,u niourer. Mr. F37.ese.ucr reported
that a new one wou,Ld cost ahouC ,~?,500.
'-!r. ?tl.esener -introduced tl~~e fol.towing resol.ution an~3 moved ~i.CS adop[ion:
JtESOC,IITION Di~. £35--1--46 - A7'PP,OVITiQ T~7R
nirg~,I.~ASF; f)1 A\~?;?d 1~~C I\?? TrOf; '1'i{}{ JACOIlS0~7
,,ro~;,tr;~: .r~~ -~,.t,, ,;~,,o~~`~r o}~ ,t,~Foo
'Cl~ie Poregoi.np; eesoliat:'ion ~aes di.ily seconded bg ~~(rs. N,ard~i.r~i<
Ayes (5) `31.FSener, i~]ard4.ni., Co1J.ova, Fahe.y, ;ca].ze.
D!ayes (l)).
;tesol.ution declured adopted.
This resol.i,ition appears i.n Resol.uC:ion J3ool< Plo. 7.2, ,F'age ~~~5.
Jet:ti_ng Mr. Rlesener reported t.hat the City of M<.ipl.ewood is goii~g to buy a
~lachine ne~a jett~i.n~; machine and w~i.l.1 put. the~ir present i.mit out for bid.
Agend~ Mr. Glanzer. report~^.d that because tt~e mac'.~iine ~i.s ~aorth over $1,000
ICem No> 15 fi4apl ewood m~,isC puC ir out Eor sealcd bi.ds and ~vi7.1. i~,ake the hi.Yhest
l~id.
h4r. Glanzer rcnorCed that t:he m~ch.i_nc: is mour:ted on a trucl<, but
t°(aplesaood tia:i 11 remove the w~it ~ncl se1.1. i t. ~(r. C;lanzex ~ioul d l:ilce
auChor~i.zaCion to bid on the machine. Glanzer nlso pointed out that
iL the City gets the machiiie, it wi.l1 },iave Co purchas~~t a trucl,c i.o
put: it on.
Co~mcil. questione~,1 t1~e neecl for. suc1~ a inachine,
~?g{;~. "_lLi_
MINUTF3S
C:ity Counci.l
Jan. ~3~ 19<i5
.TeCting D7r. 131.esener poi_riCed out tl'~at when che Ci.ty rents such a roac.hin<~.,
MacFrLne it costa t:he C~ity ~1b9 per hoar,. ~1e. Clanzer. ~rE~ported eheit the
(Cont_. ) Ci_t:y cleained the li.ne on Coi.inty Road 73-7 ~ncl f~or one day a jetting
mach.i.ne cost tne CiY..y a11.,200,
~fr. G7.anz.er report:ed that he has di.scusse~~rl thc poss~i.bi_l.ity oE
mounti_n, th,i.s machi_ne on a trallcr, but oias told th~t you then do
not have the ab:iliCy to Ket into areas as yoi.i do wi.tki a t:r.uclc anci
you loose ~oat:er capeic-i.ty.
`~tr. Gianrer repor.~ted Chat event:u~ll.y CPie C~ity s}~ou7.c1 pet ~i.nto ri
maintenance program a.md Chen the jettinQ rnackiine suoulcl P~e in use
~all. suinmer. loizg. ~
'tfr. Co7lova i.ntroduced Che Follocaina resolut{on and ~~~iovecl i.ts adopt ion:
RI?SOLl7'C.T.OD7 N0. 85-1.-4.7 - A'Pl?ROV7i~'G THT
C:CS'Y'S 7iID I~OR A JE'C`CING MAC}CCP~'P FRO'4 '.CI-17's
CI'rX 0'.E' ~4A'PL};GIOOD l~> OltTLIN7i7) :W 9'1-Ir' i'UtiL~IC
1dOK[ZS SIIYFRIV'Ci':~~D7iN7"S Lli;'1"i'!itt 1)A'CEII JADIUAP.Y
22, 7.9£35
'I'he foregoi.ng resolution =,vas c!uly second~~l by P~Ir. Fakiey.
Ayes (5) Coll.ova, FaPiey, 6cal.ze, iV'ardin,[, ~3lesener.
Nayes (0).
Reso'1uCi.on dcc7.aicd adopted.
9'hi_s re,o1.ution appe~irs in I2e;sol.uti.on Rook ~o. 12, Yage ~sh.
Fii•c Dept. ~[r,6~. ~lnrdini zPported that she spolcc su~i.th Cne C~LCy Audi.tor on Che
Pension ru~ncl Lalc~ Joliann~i 1'i_re I)epertment Pen,i.on Ptmd and the conctiti_on oE th~e.
Ci.ty's pension fund. Mr. Iloto i_nFormed her Ch~C the Ci_t:y's T~i.re
A~encla Dept. pensi.on fund i_, in excel.te.nC sl:i~pc and ~ir. Voto IeLt Chat the
Ar+dit~i.on reaso~i Eor ttie situat.?on at I,atce Joh~~nna was becsuse of a].aelc oE
co~nmuni.cati.on !'~etwecn the CiLy and iCS ~`~ire T)epartmenC.
ttecreati.on '1rs, Scalce reporCErr,l that slcatnlg 'lessons be~gan Janueary 6 and ti,iere
iZe~ort_ ar~ SS chtildren part~ici.pating. 'Chere zire 93 ch~ildren parti.ai.pat:inp,
~n ~,yinn~~t~ics aricl 1. sen~or g~irls brooml>>ll Ceam. Or~ Cc}~ruary 9
A~enda t~h~re en_ll. be ti~e chilciren's s'c~it.i.ng pirty ~iC tlie 7~zrc. N~z,ll. rin?<.
CCem \TO. 1.6
Counci.l. It caas renorted t.llat the Coune.f.l. rneet~in~ agencfa was publ.i.shed in
A.a,<anda h.he North Subi.irban Pr~ss, 'Che C:lerk a1,o repor.ted t_hat he sent
a copy o£ the agenda t:p the Ckiamber of: Conunerce.
Agenda
Addition
Pa~e -LS--
~~J~~~~~ f5~)
~.1tJ COU1lC'1.~.
.T811. ~~ ~ 7.~%i,`1
Assessment The C~i.t:q Cl.erlc report:ed that: the. assessment reapport~iomnent for
P,eap~orti.oi~merit lli.v:i.s:ion ~o. Q59032 i.s roul:.i.ne.
1)i.v> Ao.
05903?_ r1x•. ~~ahey ~iiit.roduce.d the follo~vinf; resolut.i.on anc,t moved its adopti.on:
Agencla R,PS~i U'CT.OPt ~0. 8'i-7.-4;4 - APPROV[i';' 'fH?
/lddi.tion t15S~ S5~(EiVT 1ZriAPP~1?'170Ni4Epl'C FOR D"LVIS]:OPI
?IOe 059037_, AUD< OOf,2, 'D/P 1409, AU~. 0425,
D/P 0037
Tl~e fore~;oi.n~, eesotuti.on was duly seconded by N(r. I~lesener.
Ayes (5) Fahey, Bl.esene~~r, Col:lova, Scatze., Nardi.ni..
^layes (0).
Pesol.ui:i.on dectarecl adopCed,
'Chis resol.i,it~i.on ,~ppears in Resolut:i.on i3oolc ~!o. 12, Pa~c> 4~7,
Ramsey 'S'he C~,i.ty Clerl,c reported thzaC t.he Itzimsey County Leagu~-~. o~ould 1~ike
County to i.~se tl~ie C:ity Center For i.t, ['ebi°u<~rq 20 meeti.n,,. 7'he C~ity has
League's approvecl the use of. tl~ic Ci.t~ Center f:or Che Lca~ue i.n t!'ie past:,
Use Of
Cit~ CenCer.~ Mrs. ~~xrdi.ni i.neroduced tk~e fol.lo~.rznn resolut~i.on and moved CCS adopt:ion:
.lgenda R~SOLU'L'TODi N0. 85-].-49 - AT>P;20VI?!G TIIB US~;
Addi.tion OF 'f'i-iP CI'P`T (liNTiiR `iY T1~1;3 ;'Ah4SPY COUTITY
LEFlGIJI3 T'0? 71Ir T.iZ PP;"~r:IJA?;Y 7_0, 1985 i.t?'('TNG
The Eore~~oi.n~ resol.uti.on o~as dul.y seconded by t~ir. }37.esener.
A~es (5) Nard:i.ni, i3l.eserier, Gollova, Scalze, Fahgy,
P]~~es (~).
7'Zesoti.iCZOn declaeecl adoJ>ted.
Thi.:; re,oluYi.on a~pears i_n Itesoluti_on '_Sook No. 12, Page 43,
14135 Pire p~tr. L'ahey reported Chat tlle 1?i.re DepartmenL has sul~~mitled. i.ts 1~85
ConY.r~et T'i.xe. contracC Por ~1ppr.ovml. Thc Cont:ract: is ~i.n ;ari ~mount previousl.y
appr<~ved at budget time.
Ap,cnda
Addi.c~i.on Tfr,. i~ard~ini -int_roduced the ~Fo11 o~a~i.nf; resoiut~i.on and moved :i.CS ado~~ti_on:
FE350LU'fT0;1 N0. ~35-1- 50 - APPROVING 'THf:
1.93''i PIRi? CO\TP.AC'I'
Cl~ie Porc, oing r.esolution v.i, duly secondEd by t4r.. Collova.
Ayes (5) ~la~rd~i.ni., Collov~, ~ahey, Scatlz~, Rlesener.
~ayes (0).
Resolution declared adopted.
"Chi.s resotuCi_on apj,~ea~rs ;in Resolut-ion 3oolc No. 17., Ps~;e 4~).
p~ne -1.6-
~>,rT?li)'CT; i
City Counc.i.7.
J1n. ?_3, 1935
Snoonerr The City Cl.ez~ic~ reported Chat ':1e ~v~i.1.7. meeC sai.Ch Paul. Ilor.a anct Dr. Aic:l.sen
Par!c on thc possi_ble acqui.sit::i_on of ~~>arlc lnnc! by th e City on January 30.
~ J'he c.l.er'c islced if the CiCy was inter~sted i.n purchasi_nu~ Che enti_re
A£;end~.~ Spooner I' ~ric.
[\ddi.t::i.on
~irs. Sc~11zc repl~.ied that. i.t w<is ~i.ne1.udi.r~g the nthl.et:ic fia~lds iL
possi.bie.
B~in~;o T,ic Ci.C~ Clerlc reporCed C:haC ~fFcctive ~laec.Pi 7. the State will bc
i,,icenses i.ssutng a11 bi.ngo 1i.censes.
~2 i' i r e
DepC. idrs. id~irdini. ~si<ed ~Lf~ the C~.i.ty ~aill reta~in any control.. The 01erk
reC~l.ied t:hsC t~e ~vil.l. checlc thi_s ouL ci~i_Ch Che CiCy Attorney.
ilgenda
Addi.t~i.on ~(r. Stl.esener introduced Clie fol.Lowi.ng resolut~.ion and rnoved its sidoption:
7ZIGSOI.,UTT.DN N0. 85--1.-51 -- i)IRPCT~.C~G 'I'1{E CI7'Y
CLERK 'CO ADVIS?? 'CHI STATF, THA'C 'C}[[s CI'l'Y F3Afi
APPP,09FD THi f~C`L'': Di 'A' fP9Ep1T' S A]'P1,ICATION
C'OR F~ ?iINGO LICIi~lSi; TO ~'Hr~; IP,Y.TEN'C Ti-SA'I' 1'C
~fS PI;plJIT2~?D llND6:~~ ;'C~TI? L~~~d .
The ~oreF;oing z~esolution w~~, duly seconded by Mr. Oo7.lova.
Ayes (5) ;3Leserier, Co7lova, Scalze, D}ard,ini, 7?shey.
Playes (0).
°esoluti.on decl.ar~d aclonted.
Th~.is xesoluCion anpe~ars in !;esol~t~ion Aool~ yo. 12, ~?a~e 50,
~cliourn t~Ir. P~~i}iey introduced tlie fo7.low~i.ng resolution and moved ~iC, ~~dopt:i.on:
~genda R[;SOLIPPTOP? '?0. RS-7.~-57_ - ApJOIJP.NINC,:
Ttcm ~lo, 1.3 --
The foregoing reso'l.i~ti_on coas dii7.y seconded by N[r, Ool.l.ov~a,
Ayes (i) ~Fahey, Collova, 6calze, ~7ardi.n:i, Pl.esener.
Alayes (0). ?3esol.uti.ori declared adopted.
'Lhi_s reso7.ution apC~ears in r'esoluti.on .~ook No. 7.2, Pa~;e ,il.
There be~.i.ng no furCher bus:i.ness, the raceting 4~a, ac,ijourned ~C 4:50 P.".
Respect.Eu1.1y submi.tted,
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~ xt'Zleen Cianzer. ~~~
?'ecordi.i~, Seer.eta:ry
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