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CI'CY COUDICIT.,
LI'CCL'E CA~IADA, ~lINNI?50'CA
Agenda
Item No. 1
Agenda
Item No. Z
Pursuant: to due call ~nd noti.ce thereof a re,ular meet:ing of the
Oouncil. o£ the City of Li.tCl.e Canacla, Mtinnesota was he7.d on t}.ie
24th day of Apri1, 198.5 in Che Counci.l, Chamber, of Che City Center
located aC 57.5 I.,i.tt:7.e Canada Road in ,ai.d Ci.Cy.
Apri.l 24~, '19£35
P4ayor Mi.ch~e1 Pahey cha:ir.ed the meeti.ng and c~1.1ed 'zt to or.der at
7:30 P.~?. and Che fo li.ow~ing members were presene 1t ro1.1 ca11:
,.(1i;if73ERS PRTSliDI'T:
ALSO PRTS!?D;'L';
Nfayor
Counci.7.man
Counci.:lman
Coimcilwoman
Counc i.lraoman
C.ity Cl.er.<
Cit:y ACtorney
Consult:i.rtf tiln~ineer
C~ity Ylaiiner.
I.iecordin~ Secx•etary
Nfr. Michael Pahey
2Ar. 6Jill:iam Blesener
N[r. Ri.clc Collova
f9rs. ~(ugs Nardini.
Mrs. 13ever7.y ScaLie
iyr. Joseph C1~ilebeck
Mr. Thomas Sweeney
~(x'. Donald Carl.ey
Mr. Steve Gri.ttman
Mrs. I<at:6leen Clanzer
~pproval.
~ N.rs. Scalce i.ndtcaCed t1taC on pa~e~ ?_4, second paragra ~l~ che second
OL
The sentc,nce should be changed to "'Phe C:i.ty w1.1.1 Lizive to bud
et m
c4inuGes
for the labor tor planting
these tr
ees
next year." g
oney
~€~T~<<~ PIr. I3lesener ind:ic~ted t.hat on page 22 the 1ow bidcler was I~'ranco
Item No. 3 Industri_es on the Clay I[i.11 Compres sor. A1so, tlie sn ow conference
ind~icated on this same p~~ge hais a c ost of ,~40 rathes than :~50.
btrs, Scalze introduced thie fol7.owi.n~ resoluti.on and moved i.ts adopta.on:
i2PSOLUT]:ON N0. 85-4-183 - FY,PROVSNG
'Cl~ili hiINU'CLS Ok~ T)~Ili A7>J,2IL ].0, ~1.985
COUDICIL ~:tP;H;'LING WII'H 'Cf~1L~ OUTI,INED
co~ns;crzoNs
The for.e~o:i.ii; resolution was duly seconded by ilrs< Dlardi.nt.
Ayes (5) Scalze, Nard:i.ni, (~al~ey, ;hl7,esener, Co1l.ova.
Nayes (0).
Resol.ution dec.tared tidopted.
1'kiis resolut:Con appears in Resol.uCion .Bootc t~lo. 12, P~ige lfll.
SCen~roclen LIr, Fe.~hey ireported [hat t~1r. WaiCe has reques ted Y:I~~it i:
he Stenerod
RezoninF
r.czonin~ requcst be postponed unt;il the
A1ay
£3 Counc.i.l .
en
~neet:ing in order
A~erta1 l'o give the developer an opportmiity to
a wor.k wtith the res:iclents of. the
Ltem No. 4 rea to try to re>olve T.hei.r concernse
Pl
h Mr. Q1.esener i.ndi.catr.d thac the
anner s
ould be at Cl~e iKay Fit:h Counci.l mee Ci.nn.
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MINUTFS
C:LCy Counci.l
clpril 7.~s, 7.9£?5
Replen:i.sl~ ~`1r. 1'ahey i.ntroducecl the Eo7.lowing resol.ut~i.on and moved its adoption:
Petty CasPi
F~md R,1?SOLtJTT.ON V0. 35-4-1F3~~ - RGYLENISt-IING "CHL
PG'C7'Y CASH FUND TN Tttii A~(OCi~T 0'F ."p150.00
Ar;enda
Add:i.t:i.on Tkie [orego~i.ng resolution was duly seconded by ilrs> Nardiiti.
/~yes (5) L'ahey, Nar.d,i.ni, Collova, Scalzc, 131esener.
Nayes (0).
Rcsoluti.on ~eclared adoptcd.
TL~~i.s resolution appears in }teso7.utiori liool< No. 12, Page 1?32.
Ayproving Mx. Fahey i.nCroduced Che fo11 owing resoluti.on and moved its adopti.on:
Vouclier ,
RE60I,U'CION N0. £35-4--1.F35 - AYP120VTNU THI3
~F;~~~~~a VOUCHEKS ~
itein No. 7.8
'ChF f.oregoing re~sol.uCion was duly seconded by Mrs. Nardini.
Ayes (5) Tahey, Narcl:in~i., Coll.ova, Sca7.ze, 131esener.
Nayes (0),
I?esolut;i.on decl.ared adopted,
Thtis resoluti.on appears in Resol.uC:ion t3oolc No. 12, 'I?a£;e 183.
Industri.al `~1r. I~al~iey commentetl that Che Ci_ty has receivecl a memo from tl~~e Ylanner
Area PUll whicli stat~~s that t4e desi~nati.on of an ,inclustrial PU1) on the Centervil
Le
.
Road area mi~ht not be a~propri.ate. I'ahey poi.n[:ed out that the City
Agend~ has aclcled the 1?UD zonin~; desi.gnaCi.on ~i.n other areais o[ the Ci.ty, such
It.:em No. 13 t~s the Durray properCy on Uemont.
Ttu PLannei ha; sufcested tfi~iC ta ne~.v zontn; d~i_sCrict h~e set ui~ .Eor the
CcnCFrville Road a~ea ~oit11 higher. slandarcls. '~ahey co~nmentecl thi~~t he
i.s not exei.red about setti.nf; up adcliti.on~il. zoning di.st:ri.cts a~d spending
a lot of money doi.ng so.
The Planner comment~d that thci.r concern was Chat uncl~*_r an IndusCrial
PUD zone, Che Ci.ty coul.d have pro~lems ~.is people ~nay feel that
projecCS are be~i.ng approved based u~~>on wheLFier or not Che Ci.ty lilcr.s
the project,
~Rr.. Pahey pointed ouC th~C Che Ci.ty Attorney Pias i.nd~ic~ted that tl~e
City can tiave an Industrial PUD in the Centervill.e Road area. i?ak~ey
stated that the Counci.l's 1.nt:enC w€is to adooC 1s a maCter of recar;d
re:strictions that would be part of Ckie PUD and if. possil>7.e, Li.l.e
the;e restci.cti.ons against tlie property. Th~is way, properCy owners
would k~ow what i.s expe.cted of chem.
Mr. Grit4ni~n commenCed t=hezt normall.y etle Ci[:y is first approache:d cvi.t:h
a pro3ect and tPien the deci.sion is made ak~ethee to zone the eirera I'UD.
Tl~~e C9.ty then wal.(<, a d~ve7.oper through a project, The Ci.ty gi.ves up
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Industri.al. some tt~ii.iif;s ~a~i.th th~ PiIl) desi~;naL~.ion ~in rrtturn ~~or some concess~ions
Area YUD on Che: p~rC of. the devel.oper. 'i'he 'Planner sCaCed thz:tt: thcy are
(Cont<) concerned that ai.tli t:he amount o,f property owners involved ta~~d no
apparent projects, just slnping tt~ie de;si.~;nation on an acea wi11 cause
problems.
Mrs. Clardini. pointed out thaC Y,he City Attor.ney indi.caCed that the
City c~n do Chis. The Att:orney agreed<
~~Ir. Co11ov~ as(ced ca}i~C the Planraer recommended. 1'he Pl.anner fe1.P: tnat
t!te conctitionail use process shou.l.d 1>e us~d.
Mr. P,lesener staCed that the PUD desi.~;nat~.i.on woul.d ensure that all
developments went t:hroug}r the Council for a~proval. I.n that way the
Counci.l cai~~ get t:he Cype oL consCructi.on desirable Co the City and the
EtTElE3 .
The PLanner stated t:hat i.f, the Inchistri.al zone remai_ns, t).~e Ci.ty would
not neecl a rezoni.ng to add the PIJI) desi.anation.
Mr. Pahey su~gested Ch~~t the C:ity could just zone Che j~~roperty PUD.
Scatze po-i.nCed out that then someonE coul.d apnroaich tl~e Ci[y saiCh a
commerci_al. developmenC.
'Che Pl.anner agreed that ~mder the 'PUD des~i.~naCi.on any land use 1~i.sted in
the ordi.nance is a permitted use~ but the Ci.ty Council. would have the
di.screCi.on of what is allowed.
Mrs. Scalze f.e1t i.t would be ~as~i_er if Che CiCy stra[,r-.d up tront: what
i.t would all.o~.o i.n the au~ea.
PQr, fahey a,l.ced if Che City should draw up a 1i.st of acceotable~ uses and
1.f these sk~ould be filecl ag~~inst tlie abstracts oL CPie proucr.t.y. f3lesener
~F.elt the C.ity should gi.ve Che developer.s guidelines as to what the Ci.P_y
will accept. Collova a,n,rced tl~imt devel.o~cirs skiould be a~vare alxeed oL
t:i.me~ orhat T.hea Ci.ty mants.
7'ht~ Ci.ty ACtorney st2ted Chat there are places in Che orclinanee for
such standards or. else the Ci.ty cou7.d seC up a ne~a distri.ct: wi.th the
standar<Is iC wtints. S~oeeney fe1t. th~.iC thi, shoul.d be worlced out at
the ~ubli_c hearing. 'Lhe Att:orney st:ated Chsit the Ci.ty i.s noC i.n a
posi.tiun to r~cord t:hings on abstracts as Co how Che prope.rty caill.
develop. 'Che Qi.ty can zone a property and the properLy would develop
accordi.n„ t:o tFie zoning di.strict.
t9r. B7.esener k~oint:ecl out that ehe orcl:inance statera t},~~t a?UD is intended
to have a hip,her standard oI buildi.ng clesign. With a PUD che CiCy czin
cr.eate a 1~iighF~' standard of buil.cling.
9J,1e Pl.anner Le1t [hat: the area ,hould b~. a PtJD wi.th conditional use
per.m:i.ts. 'Mrs. Scalce pointed out that the C:Ct:y rezoned Ryan's Industri_11
Park a PUD t:o b~-pass tku: condi.ti.onal use process. Scal.ze ~il.so poi.nted
oat I:hat: Rutk~ SCreeC w~is rezoned R-2 PUD.
1'age -3-
i~Yf.NU'C~sS
City Council.
Flk~ri.l. 24, ].9£35
Industrial. '.C1~i~ Planner. poi.nted ouC that there ~re two typ<~;s of PU~: 'Chie PUD
Area UlJt7 distri.ct: covered uncler SecCion 9'IS which states Chat ~ohat:<:ver :in
(Cont_.) the ordin<~nce ~i.s ai perm:i.tted use; and tlle Condi.tional Use Permit
PUU covered under S~ction 923 such as I~leat:her Oalcs. 'Chis sF~concl
PUD cloes noe cnange thet base zoni.ng cli.str.ict. ThE: condi.ti.onal uses
still ep~~t.q, but. the Cit_y ~enerally tri.es [o ;eC higher standarcls.
iJevelopers ~vould come i.n and wortc ?aith the Counci.l. 7'L~ii.s woulcl not
requi.re a r.ezoni.n~~.
~
The Planner sug;ested that r~ther than have a Concl_iCiona~l, i7se PUD,
Cheq are su,n,gesting that a new dtstri.ct: be creaC~d =roith hi.g,he.r.~ ,tandards.
Mr. Pakiey did noC agree with th.is recommendaCi_on. i?al~iey po:i.nt:ed out
Chat ehc Attorney recornmended t}iaC the C~i.Cy proceed wi.th t.he Concli.Cioztal
Use YUD ancl t:hi.s woulc{ ~ive ehe C~i.ty conCrot.
It raas suggest~d that the Ci_ty Attorney revi.ecu Cliese opt:i.ons an:l
reE~ort Co thc Couricil..
Anderso~ NIr. L'ct tlnderson ap~eared before tlte Council request:inp Che subdivision
Subdivis:i.on and rezoning oE hi.s property from II-3 Co Ri3 so thaC kxe can constsucC.
& Rezon~i.ng a 4-plex on the. ~roperty.
Agenda i(r. I~ahey pointed out Ckiat thc .Plunni.n~ Cominissi_on recommendecl approval.
It~^m So. 5 of. the request.
P:[rs. ScaLze introcluced the fol.l.owin~ resoluCtion and moved i.CS a<l~pC~.i.on:
IZESOLIJTION Np. g5-[4-].85 - C1.,OS:CNG TkiL
PlJ}lI,IC HIs/_\RING ON 7'RG @;DS1Ali2U AVDP'.i~SON
SUBPIVISION AiVD f,;t,ZONIDIG PROPOSt1L
"Ct~e Eor.e.n,oii~ig resol.uti.on was duly seconcled by Mr. Collova.
Ayes (5) Sc11ze~ Co1.1ov~, A'I.esener, Fahey, N~~rdi.ni.
N1yes (0).
Resol.ut:i.on declared aclopCecl.
Thie resolui:ion apperars :Ln Resol.uCi.on 13ook No, 12, Page 1.34,
Krs. Scalze stated that she Le1C tf~at tPie Andarson proposat i.s wl;i<~t the
City had f,el.C sl~ioul.d happen ~.i.n tl~e area.
Nrs. Nardini. expre:a,ed concern ~bouC the potecitial. p~rohlem of t:he
lloe£~sbreat:it parlci.ng lot an<I a noise problem for the proposed 4-p'1ex.
t~[rs. Nardini pointed out th~t there has been >uch a problem in the
Pa,C, and ilr. Anderson has been one of: thr partie, wl~~o have complained
about Cl~te problem. Nardi,nz, also eYpressed conc.ern that imder tL~e
rezoni.n;, tl,Ye Ci.ty would be t~Icin~ part oF ies 1imi.tecl comrnercial
properCy und chano~.ng it to reside-nt:i.a7.. Nar.dini pp:Lnted out tl~at_ Cf~ic
Pa~e -4_.
"4IAIU'CI;S
CiCy Counci.l.
Apri.l 2/a~ 7.9F35
Andecson propcrty i.s ~in the inid~lle of commerci.ally zoned pro~~erty. P1rs. Scalze
}2eroni~Y poi.nted ouC that there is residenCial property aicross the str~et f.rom
(ConC.) Che Anderson property. $cail.ze felt t:kial.: the proposal woul.d be ~ buffer
for the 1,2--L ~~ropert:y.
Mr.. x~ahey poi.nced ouC t.hat ~.if. the pr.operty remains B-3, thc re.sidentla7.
property Laces the prospect of dca7.i.np w,i_C;i ~ commere:ial devel.op~nent or
fast-food rescaurnnt. P'af~iey Lclt that t,he problem was juyt. one o[
adequate screen:i.ng.
Sc11.~e pointed out th~~t Chere are ex:ist;i.ng hanes i.n the area and she
viewed the clevelopment as protectin~ these. exisCinf; hocnes.
Nard:inJ. a~;ain menti_oned Che ].im~i.ted amounC oE comrnerc~i.~~l property i.n Che
Citq and she c.15_d noC feel this parcel >kiould be rezoned.
~9r. Pahey i.nCrocluced the fol'1.owing resolution rznd moved i.ts adoption:
RESOLU'I'T.ODi ~IO. 85-4-1£?7 - APPI:OVING 'CIll3 S1TBD:[V:LSION,
.`213'LOTII~VC Pk20Nf 'B-3 7"0 RF3, VARIANCF? AND CONllITTONAL
IJSIi YF'sRt-[I'i' POR CONS"L'RUCT:[ON OP A If~OUR--PLt;Y AS
RL:QUGS'CED (3Y ED t161RERSO4 T~OR IIIS ?ROPfiR'fY I,OCA'PFD
ON pNti~ STP,I3F;'C' AND $iJI;J)'sC't' 'S'0 '.CYIC RFCOM~[IsNDA'CIONS
ON' T.`ril CI'LX PLAt~~Nli1,2
'Phe foregoi.n~; r.esolut:i.on was dul.y seconded by A7rs. Scal.ze.
Ayes (4~) Fahey, Sc~il.ze, Jilc~sener, Co7.1ov~~.
Tdayes (1.) Narcli.ni..
Resol.ut:i_on declared aclopted.
CF~i.s resoluti.on a~pears iri l;tesolut.i.on Boot< No. 1.2, 7?a;e 1£36.
^1c0o11.och & Mr. 3i11 Stenger aE~~pearecl before Che Council represEnting t9essrs. P1cCollogh
Ft~x'st~d and Harstad on tl~~ei.r ~roposal. for an o[fi.ce building and mini-stora;e on
Proposml properi:y 1.ocaCed on Ri.ce Street.
A~enda Mr. Fzih~;y poi.nted ouc that Che Planni_no Canmission has recommended
Icem No, u ap~~roval. of the project according Co the recom~nendaf:ions of. the Planner
and G~i.th the rEGulrement t:hat setbsiclcs be met.
;v1rs. Scal.ze expressed co~~cerxi that Che developmene cl~i.d riot provi.de for
grassy arez~s.
'1'he Planner pol.ntect ouC that i.n Chis d:i.,Cri.ct there zlre no sideyard
setbacks. Tl~ie Planner stated t'riat they o~ere only concerned that
easemenCS be provi.ded on the properCy ].i.nes.
'I'nc Planner also staCed t:l~~At the parl<inr; 1ot shoulcl noC encroach wilh:in
5 feet of t}ie pr.operty l.ine. A1so any ~roperty not in parl.ci.ng ].oC
or. dri.ving area >hot.ild be 'landscaped a'nd a landscape plan has not been
provided.
Pa~e -5--
r~zuu~rrs
ci.cy council
April 2~F, 1.9£35
~IcCol.l.oc1'i 8: Davi.d (C1ein, adjaicent propErty o~rner, aslcect Che wi.dCh o[ the ~roperty.
I~larsCad ~tr. Stenger. replied t hat there is 59 FecC of property, Y~1rs. llor.is
Proposal [~let.n fett t:hat therc was only 44 i'eet of pr opex•ty arid pointed out tl~at
(Corite) she has 56 Leet, ~1r. Stenger r.ocnmented t:Yiat the adelitional Eoot~ge
com~s from the soueh oP t}ie pr o}>erty,
i`~Irs. Scal.ze asked how tkie bacl< of thc oLfice buildirig woul.d l~>e accessed.
P4r. St:enp,er repl. i.ed tl~~at there i.s no
bui.l.ding, just a wal.kc~~ay. 'llzey do
Chc badc oL the pro~erCy,
ciriveo~ay to the back of the office
not antici~ate any nee<I to drive to
Stenger also r.eported Chat Cher.e nre no pl.ans to subdivi.cle the property.
"Cl~e off.ice bu~itcli.n~ would ti~ve a renCel offi.ce Eor the mi.~i-storage
a~id Clte remainder of the bui.lding woul.d be rented.
N(r. Pxkiey stateci that his concerns wi.th the proposail were drainzi~e„
~ncl screcning ot the re,i.denCial ho~ne rahi.ch i.s adjacent to C.lie pro~~ert.y.
P:[rs. Klein po~inted out tP:ia~ a corner of the bldg. tis three feet from
the propert:y line< Mr. L'aihey pointed out thaC there are no ,etbaclcs
in the area,
h[r. Davi.d IQein eYpressed concern abouC the li.~hting of ehe mi.ni.-
storage ok~erat-i.on. Kl,ci.n was al.so concerned about Che grlde of Che
propeiCy and its ef.fect on the dr.ainage on the IC'I.ein ;~ropert:y,
~1r. Stenger stated th.iC they would i.nstall a stonn sewer in Che
area th<~t ~v~il.l dra.i.n the ~o,hole corner of Itice Street: and County
Ro~id C. The sCOrm sewer woi.~l.d be i.nsCalled zis part of the cost of
ti~e project.
Davi.d Klei.n stat:ed that l~c thought th~ City had ~ reyuirement. of '100
feet. of road front~g~ in ordcr to build on Itice St:r.ceC, 'Clte Pl.anner.
po-Liited out t1~at the property is; re,quesCing a PUD desi.pnation and
thi.s ~aould be one of t:he conce~ssions i.nvolved.
Scalze sCaCed t.hat she had a probl.em caitl~i creatin; a PUD in order to
get around a 1ot; ca:i.dGh requireroent.
Tkie C:i.ty Clcrlc poinLed out that t1~e property is a 1ot of record.
P'(rs. ICl.ei.n fel,C that t_Ae draina~;e for the asea should l~iave been tal<en
care oL a I.ong Cime ay,o.
Mr. SCenger stated that tk~e draina~e will lie tal<en car~ of. under the
proposal.
Nfr. Kl.ei.n ex~resse~d concer.ri that the slope of the property wi11. be
cl~anf,ed and f.elt thaC if this was done a retain~iiip, wall ~.oou7.d liavc to
nc ii,scatled.
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MINiJTES
Ci_ty Council.
April 24, 1935
A~IcCol'Loch ~,fr. Fahey aslced N!r. Stenger kii.s p1~~xns for screening the pr.o~erty. Mr.
K~ }larstacl Sten~er r.epl.ied that the bti~i.l.diri~ would be set bactc 50 feet ancl would
1?roposal. be ~lmost bel~iind the SCl.cin house. SCenber stated t:hat t1~is .<
;houlcl be
(Corit.) .
enou~h screen-ing.
Sca.l.ze pointed uur. that: on Che plans it sl~iows Puilding C i.s ~ 75 f.ooP:
buil.di.nF on a 7.i foot lot. Scalze po.i.nt.ed out khat t:he overhmnp
o% t.lie
,
bui.tdi.i~; wottlcl be encroach~i.ng on abuCtinp; property.
.~?al~cy sug~;ested thaC ~r. Sten~er put in a fence for ScrFeni
~iF; Ckiat
.
wou~Ld i~e acceptable to the ne~ighbors.
Mr. SCenger stated that he Lelt that dle nrobl.em of~ tJ~e ove.rharig wou7.d
be one that couLd be wor!<ed out witl~ t:}ie ilirt.l.di.ng fnspector.
~(r. Faliey sCatec( thrat hE~~ had no probl.em with the concepC oL Che p1a~n
and potntecl out. tl~iat it. is a oennitted use in the clisCr.i.ct.
Pahey sugF;ested tk~at Che Counc;il. give iK;c. Stenger~ conce~~t: approval
ancl iinal approval could be subject Co s,itisfacCOr.y dra:iria~;e plan>
Lor the area and addressi.ng the netinhbor's concerns ~bout .Lot width~
screeni.ng and bui.ldi.ng locati.on. Mr, I'ahey suggested [:hat Stenger
give ?4rs< iCl.c~i.n a copy o[ his survey,
David fQein ~islced to what: level [:he property ~oould be fi.l.led. i~frr.
SCeno~r re~l:ied that i.C cvoulcl be Li7.l.ed to the J.ev~l of Ri.ce StreeC<
NIL. K1ei.n was concerned thaiP: it tl~~i.s was done, there ti~~ould be an 8 foot
drop to Che F,1cI.n proper.ty and Kl.ein ~sked l~o~o the so.Ll. woul.cl I~~ he7.d
ul~.
Mz. Pahey su~~esCed that 1 dreiinat;e p1an, Copo and final topo be
submi.Cted by ~~(r. SCenger's enpineer,
~;r. SCen;er comment.~d Cl~at Chey di.d riot Plan Co do much caith li.~htino
the ar,-ea, ti,fr.. Fal~iey suggesCed thaC if any 'lightin~ is planned, @trs.
1U.e-in shoulcl be inf,ormed abouC ~.it.
Ntrs. Scal.ze stated that it i.s i.mf.orCUnnte t:hat these psoperties ar.e so
ncirrow as the C~.ity wi.ll end up w~.i.th sma7.1 bui.],cliii~s.
i~Irs. Scal.ze ~introduced the fol7.owins; resoJ.ution aud moved its adopt:i_on:
RI?SOLUT'SON D10. $5-4-7£3£3 - CLOSIA7G 'i.'HE ]'l7P,LIC
kIEARING ON 'I'I9,G McCOLLOCF[ ANI) HA$STAD REQUES'L
POR CONDI770'NAL IJSB PFR~fIT POR PUD
TPie foregoing re,sol.ut~.i.on wzis duly ,econded by i1r. B,lesener.
Ayes (5) ucalze, F31~sener, Nardini., P'ahey, Co1.lova.
Nayes (0).
~3esol.ution declaired adopted.
This resoli.irion appears ~ii1 P.esoLuCi.on .F1ook No. 12, 'Pa~;e 7.87.
Page -7-
r~rt~u~rt;s
City Counci.l
Apr,il. 24, 1935
"IcCol.loch iirs. hardini_ asked for i1~e AtCOrney's opinion as to whetl~iec or nok
& liarsCad Che Ci.ty ha, to a11ow this 59 feeC of. f.rontei;e to be bui1C o
Proposal.
T'he
Attw:ney stated that th
e u,e of a
PUD voi.ds n.
Che 100 [oot lot:
(Cont.) wi.dC h requirement.
Birs. Narclini Pe1t: that the 1'UI) was be i.n~„ useci t: o cir.curnvenC the 100
foor 1ot width requi.cement. Nardin~. fel.t t:llat the proposal was an
over use of the propert.y.
~Ir. Fahey introduced the~ Eol.towi.ng re;olut.i.on and moved i.t5 adoption:
12L'SOLil'CZ0~1 N0. t35-4-1~9 - G[2Ay7':CNG CO~CEP7'
APYROVe1L TO 7'IIE P9cCOLLOCI~1 ~~. }~i.ZS'PAD PI20POSAL
POR CO:V~STIOPIAL USE 1?L,PMI'L FOIt .A ~PUD SdITft
FINAL tAPi>ROVAL TO T3ti SUFiJ6CT 7'0 7?,R1r:Si31~'L't~1TI0N OI.^
A D;,dAINAG[: I,'I.A~ A~D 'COYOGRAPtIICAL PI,AN AND
17R1~:SEN'C~'CION OF A SURVtiY TO P-tRS. IQ,,IiIN AND
~~,tr;T;nz~n~r[~~1 or nr; ~a~~itc~u~rrt: sc=:isr~i.^ac ~~i,nu
AI.,ODIG 'CHIi LINES DISCIJSSf,D AND 'CF(~ I,OCFITIOIV OP
F3IJII,DINGS 'CO Fi,L:Ci-i"IDIA7'L Ai1Y 13~CI:OACHP'(EN'LS,
I;NCUirIDR3NCiiS ANU DRAIiVAGii PT~O~BLTt~1S
( clerk's exhibit np. 85-7-)
'L'1ae foregoi.ng resoluC~ion was d~i1y seconded by ;~]r. Collova.
Ayes (4) Fahey, Collova, S3lesener., Sc~1ze.
Nayes (1.) Nardi.ni..
P.eso7.ution decl~ired adopted.
This resol.ut:ion appear.s ~in Reso1.uLion Boolc No. 12, Pa~,c 1f3f3.
~tr.. Pahey i.nsl:ructecl the Ci~y C1erk to infonn N(rs. IClei.n the next
ti.me this matter i.s pl.aced on ~he Counci.l. agenda.
J3ordsen PQr. Tred Rusch, Fee ocaner of tk~e property i.i~volvecl, appear.ed before
1?roperty the Council requesting that the Counci.l eezone the ~roperty on
P.ezonint; Lal.ce,hore Avenue froin R-1 to R-2.
(~gend~i 'L'I~e C4ayor poi.nted out tl:iat. the Plariner and P1;:innin; Commi.ssion have
Ttem Vo. 7 recoinmencled tigai.nst t:he rezoni.n; of tPii.s propcrty.
Mr. `iordseri, conY.ract pin-cl~iaser oL the property, sCated ChaC five
yea,rs a~;o tklc property was i.ssued a buiLd.ing permit for a ciuplex.
Since Chat ti.me the City has ckianged the square fooC~t~e requi.rement:
tor a dupl.ex l.ot. T3ordsen poi.nted out Che <area ttie pro~erCy ts
l.oczitect ~i.n and Ee7.t iC was a good one f,or a transit:;i.onal type zone,
Luc:ille I.~al3ure, ~djacent; k~roper.ty o~aner, staCed tnat the pr.oper.ty was
never .R-2 and Y~as al.ways been zoned I2-1.
Page -£3-
i`~(II~~U'I'ES
City Counci.l.
April. 24~ 1985
:[>orclsen i~ir. i;ordsen subn~i-tted a copy of a buildic~g per.mi.t ChaC was issued
Property
~ co lii.m f~ivc years a~;o f.o r tl~ie consCruction of a duple;c. The Cit:y
Clerk poi_nted out tnat a t t.hat ti.me the C;i.t.;y all.owed C:he constr~.ic.t:ion
(Cont<) of 1 duplex i.n every 10 single fami.ly homes. 1-l,owcver, the ox'cli.nancc
has bee.n chang;e~;d< A1so, tha bu~il.cli.ng permS.t: f:ee was reLunded to r~ir.
~30YCISF?Tl.
i~lr. 12usch sCaCed t:h~t he purchased Che property with Che inCent: of
bu:i7.ding a dupl.ex. 11i,iscJz stated Chat: at the ti.me he ~urcl~iased t_he
property, the 13ui1.cli.ng Lnspect:or L'e1t it was a.in i.de11. Locati.on for
a du~lex. Ru.,ch ,CatEd Chat he pu7.7.ed the perrnit for a duplex rxnd
tl~en because 1nCerest r..ites 41ent sicy-higki, he di.d noC hui.ld. t~7r.
Rusch Fe~1t tl~~at zi nice home woul.d improve tne area.
Nir, i'ahey sC:~ted th~.i[ itr. J.Zusc6 onl.y had 1.20 days ii~i whi-ch [o act
on his building pexm:it: and poincc~d out: that Clie pec~ait fee was
ref.uTidecl. Fahey sCated thaC Cliere is no bas~.i.s for ~rztntlfat:her~
r.~i.;hc, i.n tl~iis case and f.e'.Lt: thaC the R-1 zoni.n,~, appl.:i.ed.
ttr. Rusch sC~it:ed tlleit i.f he c~nnot build a duolex on t:he property,
he coould proba~ly I,trave to move an ol.der home onCO the l.ot. Mr>.
Sca1z~ poi.nred out that thE home woulc( have to comply wiik~ Ci.ey
ord~inances.
Mr. 1'ti.iscli f:elt tPiat, thi., property sl~iould kiave a trunsi_tionel. zon~~~.
~irs. 9ca:Lze fe1.t that a rezonin~ zaould be spot zonin~. rv(r. 3lesener
pointv~d out that tPie propcrCy i.s surroundec{ on t:hree side, by it-1.
i'[r. Pahey inLor.rnecl A~,ir. Rusch th<at che City iic7.d a puSli.c hearing on
the 'L in 10 prov~isi.on and there was no one objeatin~; Co th:is
provisi.on bein~; removed irom Che ordinancee Pat~cy sC~Ced thaC iS
the Council granted ehe ]?usch rezoning reGuest, anyone ~.in a si.ngl.e
f:ami,ty area woulc'I k~ave Che ri.ght to request ttie ssme thin~;.
Mrs. I,uci.11F Lal3ore and t4r„ Lo~is L,aFlore stated that they were opposed
to the rezoninf;,
Mrs. Nardi_ni. -introduce.ct ch<~~ fol.low~i.nn rFSO1uC3.on and movect i.CS adopti.on:
RIiSOLIJ'PION ~IO. <b°~-4-190 --
A RI3SOL[J'CION C,L,OSSNC 'C'fi.F: Pi713LIC i~1EARf,AG
OI~ T'1~IL; 130RDSI:;~7 'PROPC?R'CY Rl7,OP]I~~6 Ri3(UF?S1'
7'he [oirep,oing resolution ~vas duly seconded by P4r. Cotlova.
Ayes (5) Nsrdi.n~i, Collova, S~,al.ze, Alesener, Fahey.
Nayes (0).
Resol~.iCion declared ~tcloZ~tad.
'Chis resolutl.on ~a~~pears i.n 'tesol.uti.on 73ook Dlo. 12, Pave 189,
page, _9_
YiTNtITfiS
Ci.ty Coancil
Apri.l 2~F, 1985
I3oedsen Mrs. Scalze inCroduced t1~e f.ollow~in~ resolution snd ~noved i.ts ado,~t.ion:
J?ropFrty
Rezonin~ RT;SOLU7'ION N0. &5-4-191 - ll@:NYI[dC Tlli? l.tE70A'ING
(ConC.) OF 'I'1~t13 30RDSEN PROPT±R'CY T~I20M 13-1 TO R-2 DO)i; 'CO
TFIG TAC7' TI-IA'C 'i'}~GE PROPL'kt'I'Y :fS SUR~tOUP?DED qN 'CARFE
SIDES flY J.Z-1 A~p T'HA'f. TkII: P120PF'R'CY WAS ~EVPR
APl'ROV13ll AS };-2 ANll I~A>P:D ON 'CHt3 CI1'Y'S C0~(PRIs'II,ENSIVE
1?LAN AND li LNALLY AS 'CHI: L07' I i >AIALLI:R TIIAN 'fFf}~;
CODi: f:~;~UIItI'sML;DI'[' 1?OR A~N R-2 LO'f.
'L'he fore;oi.n~, resol.uti.on ~vas duly secondE~d t>y i~~(r. 131esener.
Ayes (5) Scal.zE, Blesener, Pdlydini., Co7.lova, Fahery.
i!lyes (0).
Rcsolut:ion decl.~red zidopCed.
'Chis resol.ution a~>pears i.n Resolution TSook No. ].2, Pages 190 tu~~d 191.
lieClow ^Sr. ,Iames %iet7.ow Pias ~appli.cd f.or a irear yerd setbaclc var.iance in
Rear X2rd order to construcC a ciecl< on hi_s home.
SeCb~dc
Variance "1'he !4~yor pointecl out thaC Che Planning Gommi.ssion hz~s recomrnended
appe•oval of Che va r:i.ri nce. A1so, the: }3aildin,n, Znspector has recommended
Anenda thu[ the vari.ai~ice be aporoved as it is an exCe ns.i.on oi an existing
:[r_em PSo. II var:i.ance cohich wt~s pr evi.ously ;ranted so that Che horne could be
pl.aced ~in conf.orm~ nce with the other l~iomes in Clte: area.
Mrs. 1VarcLi.ni inCroduced the fo~l.lowi_ng resol.uri.on and movecl its adootion:
RESOLIPCfON t~0. £35-4-7.92 - CLOSI?VG 'Cfili PlJI3L,iC
HJ?A.R7:NG Oi~7 'Cl{L '/".IGTLO(d 1ZGAR YARD S~'l'k311CIC
VARIANCE
'fhe £oregoi.ng resol.i.iC-i.on was duly secon<(ed by i1~rs. Scalzc.
Ayes (5) Nzirdi.n.L, Scalzc, Collova, Pahey, 43lesener.
Nayes (0).
?tesolu[ion decl.ared adopted.
This resolu[i.on aF~pears i.n Resol.uti.on IIook No< 12, Page ]92.
~9rs. Nardini. introdt.ie~d the folloceing re,ol.uti.on eind ~ri~vEd iCS ~dopti.on:
fZtiSQLU'CZON N0. £35-4-1.93 - A~PPf20VING 'L'}II3 R7s~R
Y~[t1J u13Ti3~Cl: VARIA\~Ct, AS rZFr1UE3S'f.ED tiY JAi:iE?S
IIFF'LI.,Otd PA.`i1:1) itJ'Oi? TIII: Rl?COZ9P~U;NDnTION Ol~ 7'll}i
IlUI1.,1>ING INSk'E:C'I'OF2 6dI10 SITG1) T,I-IF, 1'AC7' T7lA'I'
Tlii~; HOtJSH ~dAS PI..~C;}'sD ON 'CH}:F LOT IN A MANciI4Et 'CO
CONPORist TO Tfl}] OTgP,1Z IIOP9IiS I~; 'L(~Ili [1RI?A AND IN
IITS OP~I:NIOAI TIIE VARIANCl3 :f i:JUS'CII~]:At1LL;
k'age -10-
MINU'CPS
Ci_ty Counci.l
A~riJ. 2~F, J.9F~5
Z:i.etl.uor The Foreg,oinpr, resoluti.on ~ass duly seconcled I~y Mrs. Sca14e.
Variance Ayes {51 Nardini„ ;c~lze, 13lesener, Collova, F~ihe.y.
(Cont.) Nc~yes (0).
12esoluCi.on derl.need adopCed,
Tki~is resolution appears .i.n Rcso].uttor~ 1',oolc ~10. 12, I'2~,e ].93.
'Pexl Mayor~ 1'c~Ahey opened ehe publi_c hear~ing on a proposecl Cext: amendment
~mendrnent defini.n~ commmii.ty center.s and neighborhood centers.
Communi.ty
&~?eig~hborPiood St ~aas not:ed th~C the J?lam~in~ Cornmissi.on Cleiri.ed the ~roooseci definit2on.
Centers NDrs. Scalze aLso poinCed out tl~nt; thF ;?1a~n~i.n~ Co;nrnissi.on di_cl noe get
a1.1 the ~.i.nFormatton until af:Cer the~i.r meeti.n;.
Agenda
IT.em D7oe 9 Mr. Pztul Iior._~ of. 2370 Jackson Street and Assistant Super;i.ntendenh. for
t:he Itoseville Schoot ])i.sCri.ct apoear.•ed 'uefore the Council.. T1r. ior4;
sT.ated Chat hie f~e:l.t Che def:i.ni.ti.ons were a ro~sult of the acti.on ot
the Schoo~ 6oard wi.th rep;ard Co l<el.los;~ ~li.,h Scl~~oo1. ?•4r. i3org po~inted
ouC that th~ fate of. P,ellof;g remai.n, Co be seen.
~lr. 'Rorg stated t:htat he fel.e tP~e Langua~;e. ~i.n Che clef,iniGi_on cuas
redundent. :3org ,Ee1t tltaC Section ~20.020 already covers the siCUation.
i9r. llors~ p~~inted out that under the pcoi~used dcf-i.n~iti.on even con~.ecf;aCe
di.ning would not: be allowed.
13ort> a7.so ~~oi.nt~~cl out that: even t:he C;i[y Center would not be i_n
com~l.i_unce wiCh Che zonins;.
Ror~ al.so pointed o~.it that ~linnesota StaCUtes :123.36 Subdivision 10 A& C
says that a School T3oard may lease a school. house to any person or
or~;anicaCi_on. 13or~; fe1.C that thie stat:ute i.mpl.i_ed Lheit ~ Scht>ol lloard
has so~ne iri.~;hCS z, Co che uses of school. housces.
Mr. t;org reque,Ced Cheit Che (;i.ty not enact tl~e proposed defini.[:i.ons.
P^,rs. 5cal.ze potnY.ed ouC that tlie Statutc di.d not say t.haC t:he School
D:i_str.:i.ct could ;:ict outsidc Che zon~.i.i~ig code.
Nr. liorg :i.nfonned Che Counci7. t:.nat ~ahen Che Schoo1. J)isCri.ct plann~d for
['air.v~iew Juni.or Iligh's use, it ~1~.v~loped. a close; worlci.~ig r,el.acionsiiip
wi.Ch the City of Rosevil.le. "f.he School Di.stri.cC ~lid not chosr t:u
i~nore, the Ci.cy's zonin~;< 'Phe Ci.Cy cooperaCecl and the School. D.istr~i.ct
cb:~per3ted. 'Ch~e Sct~ool. Di.str~i.ct has m~ide tlie bu~ilclin~ avai.labla~ to
many or~;ani.zat:i.ons inclu~~in~; seni.or ci.ti.zen con~regaCe <iining.
P4rs. Scailze asked Che different uses at: Pai.rvj.ew. D~lr. Uob 13ei.rskia.ed,
Assi.sCanL 1')i.rector o£ Comm~mi.ty ~ducaCi~~n, a}~peared be£ore tP~e Counc.i.1.
Siershied stated Chat the n~~ajority of uses arc; cornmuniCy u,e space.
Pa;e -11-
PIINUT'c;S
Ci.ty Counci.t
April. 24, 1935
7'e:ct 13iecaheicl staited that Che bu~i.'ldi.n~; is usEd extensivc~ly by the community
Amenc6neaC 5 l/2 d'ays pnr we~elc.
CCont.)
Scrn7.ze a;ked iE Che m~ijorit:y o;. the. use ~aas educaition and recreation and
t:he otl;ier uses whi_cPi ~re paying rent, are su~oorti.ng tlte bu~ildi.n~;.
P,,iershei.d replicd ~haC this i.s correcC. ~3ier~sh~id stated t:kiaC thc:re
arE± 7.4 di.[Eerent 7.casee, in tt~e bui.l.ding. 'x3~iershei<t scat:ed Chzat there.
are other ci_ties i.n the iletro txrea ai_t.h uses si.mi.7.ar Co I'ai.rvi.ew's.
Kr. Iilesener lsked i.[ tfiere were ~uy prof.it:-mald_ng or.ganizati.ons.
Mra Rorg ren7-ied tl~at there were not as the School. District. did no~
wariC to hav~ Co pay property taxes ori the buildin;;. (3or~ di.il poi.iiC
oi.it th~at the School Distr~.ict cloes lease the La1ce Owasso Sek~iool to
Group ?d Cable. a~~d the:y p~y propcrty taxes on i:hat bu~ilding.
i9r. 731esener cominentecl th<<t Clie de.Eini.tion of education can be very
broad. fil.esener asLced th~ Council.', i.'eel.i.ng on tlle `CouCh Serv.ice
I;ure~u. ;1r. L'ahey commenCed Chat l~~e dicl not consider that organizat~i.on
to be educat~ional or rec:reati_onal..
~[r. ;;lesener stated [hat he. felt tPie proposed CexC a~nendinenC wa, Y.oo
narrow ancl f.el.t t~~~at eclucational, recreeational and human scrvi.ces
should be ~i.ncluded.
5calze asked if: then tl~ie Cicy could end up wi.tn a ja~il. ,i.n t:he bui.tcli.n~;,
J?leserrer. fe7.t tt~aC the bui.ldinp., should just be i.ised by sucrounding
communtit:i.es.
P1r. Faihey sC~iCed [hat he had nu probl.em ~ai.tki expandi.n~ the defi.nition
i_n the f:uture iF the ord:inance proves to be too resCri.cC~ivE. x~at~ey
Ee1.C tl~iat tkie Council. sl~~ould have substanCi.at i.nput and conero]. in
thc^. decis:ion n~ak~i.ng process -in Ce=.rms oL what ~oes in tne b~Ai7.tli.ng.
i'ahey stated thaC lie clicl not ~oant to see an~thiri~; done abrupCl.y.
~'ahEy f~elt ti~aC opei~ meetings shoud~l be hel.d and d~isctissi.ons 1'ielcl
wi.th Cl~e commwli.ty.
[iikiey staf:ed t:1~iz~L i.F "Ce17.ogg cl.oses, he woulcl 1~ilce Co see some proposal.s
made to Che C;iCq. Pahey poi~~iCed out ll~at Che property is pub:l.ic and he
woul.d like to seo i_t useci as >uch.
i'4rs. Scalze stutecl that L~i1:Cl.e Canada is a srual.l C:ity wi.(:}i a lairge
amount of public ].ancl thaC is off Cl~e r_ax rol,ls. Scz~lze fe1C t;haC
Little Czinada ~:~ras too sm~1.1 a City to provicle spoCS for Ram~sey
County and Fe].t tL~is type o[ t:61.;~g I~el.onge:d :i.n a lar~er Ci.t:y.
ilr. k~a,~ey cli.,~~greed thlt the City Cene.er would not ii1 ~mder thc.
clef~ini.t.i.ons proT~osed. I'z~hey el.so poi.nCed ouC that pr.esetitly tlie
O:i.ty has a l~clc o,E ainy defi_ni.tion.
Pa~e -12-
t1T Nll'Cf? i
Ci.Cy Council
Apri1 24, 193`1
'CexC Scal.ze commenCed that the Ci_ty's prohlem i.s t_hz~t. there i.s no def,i.ni.C-i.on
Aroendment and that th~is was an ov~rsi_ght at the ti.me the ord:i.n~ance was wri.Cten<
(Cont.)
Mr. ISor~ quegtioned eal~iat ~i public regu.i.ated uti.tit:y !'~u.ilcling was
under Che or.~dineanc.e. i[r.< 'P'ahey f.e1t Chat: thaC svas obvi.ous,
E3org poi~~Ced ou[ that. ther.e <are~ a numbe~r of: tMn~;s Chat are not
cle~f:i.ned under tl~~e ordinance.
i'a1~ey Fel.t iC wa, Eai.r to both si.des to hzzve some undersCandi.n~, of what
<1 comm~inity cerxt:Er ~:vas, and £elt i.t was appropciate for th~ Coi.mcil. to
look aC use, it fec;ls appropri.ate<
Scal.ze pointed out: i:n1t most publi.c uses in the CiC:y are surrounded on
three sides by ee:>idential. Sca1z~ pointed out I:.he pcoblems the~t tlte
City h~id when t1~e Old L,i.Ctle Canada School. buildi.ng ~aas soLd and the
City was asked to chan,~,e the zoning on the buzlding a, t=1e new ocvner
could not malce a].i.vi.ila under the publ.i_c zonin~.
I;or•g stat:ed that the School D~tsteict: made no prorn~ises Co t:he pux~chsser
of.' the Ol.d Little Cenada School,
>calze st~t:ed that sh~ would l,i.kc the code defi.ned ~aell. enou~;h so that
t:he City wi.11 not ]~ave tl~ese proulem:; ~in the future.
T'ahey fel.C that Che C~.ity woulcl be rece~~tive to di_scuss~i.rig c,ian{;es
to the Code i.n the fuCUre.
`Qr. I3or; stated Ch~zt: the~ School D~i.str~i.ct has ei defin:ic~ion :in its mind
of whaC a community center is ancl th:is is r~pa~esented aL Fairview.
I~org stated thaC there i.s an Attorney Gener~.i.t's op~inion ~xbout the
1a4+ and a matter of balance of po~acr. }3or.g sCated that. there should
be a balance oP powec between the two bodi.es,
SctilzE~ point:ed ouC that: there is no fi.nzil. decis.ion on any schools ai~~cl
no users f.or Ct~e property, Cherelore, the City is not ,ayi.nb no t.o
anyone, 'Che. Ci.Cy is just saying thaC it would lilce soine cont_rot,
`Che CICy ca~nts t.o l.ook out f.or its c.-i_tizens and homeoc•inerse The.
City has the. righL to define Che code.
Scal.ze sCated that i.n the futurc i.f Chere is a use proposed for Che
bui7.ding, she did not thi.nk t:he Council. would be cl.osecl to any discuss;i.on.
Mrs, K:~rolyn Kinosbury ;uggesked th~t rather t:han mal<e a decis~ion tonighC,
perhaps t:he Oo~mcil shoutd tour 'I?airview a~~d talk to School Di,tr:i.et.
personne7. eind try to come iq~ evl.ch something Cliat hoti~ pa~rties can ).ive
co i. t:h .
I'ahey f.c:1C that Che C:i.Cy stioulcl h,~ive somethin~:; i.n th~e, ordinance Chat it
can worlc froin.
'1'he City Attorney Le1.C that the Counci.l. was on trtxclc by Cryi.no to de$ine
Che ordii~~ance.
Page -',I.3--
i1LDlp'I,'L;:i
City Council
Apri1 24~, ].985
'I'ext ~Ars. 1<in~sbury Fett Ch~t Che Ci.ty sP~ould write tl~e r'i.F;ht qt-di.nance
Mienchnent xighi: asoay. I,Cin;sbucy sCated that the Ci.ty I~a, the opport.unity Co
(ConC.) the joh righ~ t;he FtrsC time.
^~ir. T'ai~ey Eaalt Cliat: i_n order to cIo the job correctly, iC caou:ld t:~l<e
a subsr.t:int~i.al o-.unounC o(: ti.me. ThE t:ity shou].d have sCUd:ies, optn
meetin;s aiid input from d.iffevenr ~,roups.
K~in,sbury staCec! th<at ,he tias a ~~robLem *aith the c~roccf "~.ibuttinn"
in t.he ordinance. P4rs. Scal.ie sugQested thaC Cne uaord bc chan~ed
Co "surrow~di.ng".
Me. Collovm stated chat: he would l~ihe Co Chi.nlc about the t:ext amend-
mene. Eor a c.ouz~~'1e of weelc> before act~inp on ~i.C.
~4r. Bl.esener st2ted that he did not [eel. the Cit:y snoiil.cl jump inCo
anythi.n(; and he was noC cor~~for~table ~•rith Che timi.ts set },>y ttie proposecl
umendrnent.
i[rs. ic.alze st~ited that stie would not have a probl.eni ~oi.th t:he usc thal
Pai.rvi.ew has been put Co, but sxie is noC ~ssi.ir~d that Cl~ie preserit
zoni.n; codc would g:i.ve Lit:tl.e Canada a Pairvi.ew.
~3lesener po:i.nted out ChaC sei.th t:.he ~~roposEd ordi.nance, seni.or con~regaCe
d:i.ni.nn would not he allowed nor youth counseling.
T~hey ,tated thazt he did noC think thr Council sai.d they were a~;ainst
t:Siese uses.
i4rs. Scalze was concernsd that by p~~sCponi.ng ticti.on on the riinendment,
the C:i.ty w~iJ.l lose conCrol.
Mr. DeLon~is suggested that the Council zellow chc Plann;i.n~; Com~nission
to d~i.~est: the nerv i.nLormati.o^ it has recei.ved and make a recommendati.on.
)?cli.th Schultz poinced out that_ tl~e [L(storical. Soc.i.ety needs a home,
Schu7.CZ felt Lhat: t:l~er.e shoul<I be some input Prom the communi.ty on
Chese defi.nitions.
The Ci.ty Clerl< po:int:ed ou4: that currenCly Kellov~; i.s used ~s a precincC
and an emergency center duri.n~ ~ad weat:k~er. ~'rs. Scalre cqmmenCed that
tliese; u:;es are assu~ncd a~id~ need nol: be di.>cussed at tk~:is ~~o:i~t.
Mr. T'ahey ie7.t CL~iaiC Ch~ Council. sl~ioul.d noC del~y the ap~roval of
the defini.Cions ,iC is consider:iug.
J~!trs. iCin;;sbury staCed cliat the Plannin„ Comrn:i.ssion d~.id not say t_hat ~i1
di~ no[ want community cent:.er and nei{;Piborhood center defined. IC
justi: did not lilce Che parcicul.ar def-i_ni.ti.ons iC ca~~s presented.
i[r. Faihey >u~gested that thc>. Council decLaire a moratoriwn on the
deve~lopment of. pub~li.c prop~,~rty unt:il a stucly h1s been completecl and
Pagc _-7.[s-
T9.1N U1' 9"S
C:i.t:y Council.
Apei.l. 2<<, 1955
Text th~se trxms def..iried.
Ameudmeiit
(Cont.) °Che OiC}r ~1CtornEZy sugge~sLed t:haC the mor~COri.urn be put i.n oedi.nance
forrn und ,pc:l.lecl out. 'Che ACtoi-ney staCed t:hae tl~~~is could be r.eady
by tk~ie next Coi,incil. meeti_n~. 'Cl~e AtCOrney al,o di.d not f.eel ti~et.
a publie I:ie~r~ing ~aould be necessary for Chi.s ord~i.nziiice.
P1r. ;dor; sta[~.ed C}iat the CouricJ.l shoi.ild not teel ~i.C has to act h~;t:i.l.y
in Chi.> matter because ,i.f. Kel'logg ~i., cl.osed it ~oon'C hap~~en u~~t~.i1
i~ah.
(?ahey stated Chat t:he Ci[y shoiil.d cleclare a mor~tori.um ~nd set u~
a sCUdy session ancl invi_te the School. llisCrict artd Plannin, Comrnissi.on
to i.t to try t:o come up with a de,finit~ion.
~;r. Pahey inlroduced tl~~,~ Io1Lowl.~w resoltit:ion and moved its adoptiona
R~SOLUTTON N0. Fi5-4-194 - CI.OSING 'Cf{li PUISI~IC
III'sAP,ING ON 7'li~? °ROYOSFD T;'sY7' Ai>1EiVl)i~tii?1'C DCI?T~I~G
N,ETGIILtORl~l00D !-1ND COi9PfUP7ITY CEN'I'IiRS
'Che foregoini; resolution was duly seconded uy i`tfr. t~lesener.
Ayes (5) Pail'iey, 221esener, Co7.lova, Narclini, Scalze.
Naye.s (0).
P.esoluCion cleclarecl a<lopled.
Thi.s resoluti.on appears :i.n Resolution Boolc No. ].2, I?ac;e 194>
i4r. Fahey introduced Che Loll,owi.o~ resol.uti.on end rnoved i.ts ado~~ttion:
ZI.SOI.U'C~CON N0. 35-G-1.95 - 1.NS'C2tJC'CT~G Tft'E C:I:'I'Y
A'P,TOI2v73Y 'CO D;,2AW tIl? AN O7.ZDINANCIs FLACIidG A
i-10Rf~TOt2IUN[ 0~; 'CIIE lli?VLI,OPt~I~sN'C OP E1D7`Z PtJI'~L7:CLY
'l.Ot~')iU PROPtiR'I'Y AND~OR SAI,Ii Oi~ e1NY PIIBL'LCL`l,
70N11) PROPERTY WITICT,N 'CItl7, CI'i'Y OF I.,f'P'CLli CANADA
PtinIDING 'CI~IG COP~IPLl:7.'IOA] OF A S7'UI~Y AND ADOPTIOD;
OF A D~s'['~INI:'I'ION OP CO~~(MINI'PY CPDI'J'PF, A~ll
NF,IGt-IT30RHOOU CL,N'L'ER, 'PI-Iii A10I2A'COR.IU~f NO'1' 'L'0
EXCI;[LU SIX i40PITHS OR 'i'0 i3G RIiN.IOVF.D EARI,ItiR
AT 'L'HI:? ADOPTIODI OP' A DE~P]:i;I"f.I~N
'I'hc; foregoi.n;; resoluti.on was du7.y seconded by ~tfr. lllesener.
Ayes (5) T'ahey, $lesener, Scalze, Coll.ova, Aiaec(ini..
6fayes (0).
Resolution decl.arecl adoptect.
'Chi_, resol.ution appears i.n Resoluti.on I~ooic No< 12, P~ge 195.
Recess At tllis ~oint :i.ri the meet:~.ng the ~~layor cal.led a short recess. 'I'}ie
meeCi_n~ wa, reconvened et: 9;~+3 P.P',[.
Pzt~;e -1.i-
i~ilNU~rl!;5
Ci.ty Counc~i.l.
April. 2~H, 19E;5
P<.Cerson JIr. Pat Peterson appeared befor¢ the Council and presented plans £or
P'aintenancc a ouilcling ~roposal on the Pe;terson P~?ai_nce.nance propE;rCy in ftyan's
Build-i.ng Industrial. Park. ~4r. Petcirson reported tk~~t Che par-Ici.n~ areas
Itev~iea would be surt`aced wi.tki grotmd-u~ as}~halt mater~ial.
A~<+i~da ?`7rs. Scalzc aslced ~i.f. Che Ci.cy ~aould be geCt:ing a 1eCter from NSP
Item Dio, ].0 re~eird~.i.n; che,Lr Easem~->nt. Mr. Petcrson r.~p7.iad thaC they woulcl.
P4rs. ~Iardini. i.neroduced the, follow;in~ resol.utzon ~nd moved :i_ts adopti.on:
"1.T,SO.C,IJ7'I0~ N0. 35-4-7.9G - ApPRQVING 7'A~
PGTF~;RSO:V ~1ATN7'P,NA~CL; BUILI)T.NG PROpOSnL }3A513D ON
CO~IPL:Ct~1NCE 4dPC1t TI~U: 121~1COMP4I;DIDATIONS COIV'TAIN,°,D
IN 'CI{E PLANDiP;R'S IZEPQR'f DA7'Tp APRI't, 22, 1.9,~35
Ttie foregoi.ng resoluti.on was cluly seconded by Mr. Collova.
~yes (.'i) nardi_ni., Coll.ova, 't3lesener, t~~riiey, Sca1,e.
Dlayes (0).
Resol.uCi.on declared adopted.
'Ch:is resol.uti.on appears i.n Resolution t}~olc PIo. 12, pa~e 1~g.
~rC Rytin P1r. E~et Ryen rippeared before the Counc~tl. requesti.n~; approval o,E a
ProperCy property cli.v~.i.siorl in I2yan'; Induscri.al 1?a7-1:.
I)i.vi;i.on
t4r. P~hey poinCed out t:h~t t:he Plannins; Commi.ssion reconunc:nded
E~genda approval of the d:ivis:ion.
] Cem ~lo. 11
~{r. Ryan reported Chat he ~oi.l.1. p~~ovi.dc dra~.i.nage and utility easeme>,nL's
taround 1ot li.ne>.
'I'he Ylanner reporced thaC he sa~v no problems wich C:he div:i,ion,
Mr. Fahey i.ntroduced the f.ol7.o~aing resoluCi.on and moved :i.ts adopeion:
k:[iS01,U'CION N0. f3i-+-'1.97 - APPROVING 'ft~E,
AR'P i?YAD? 1?ROP1iP.'CY DIVZSION i'OR 'L9~U: fZt\Sf'
250 T'E7?'1.' OP' LOT 7., PI,OC?C 4, P.YAN T~II)IJSTRZ6IT
P~RK. A; ;`-IEA3IJRIiD AT RIGHT ANGLI'sS 'CO Tt~iF,
}iAST Lliil3 OP SAID 1,OT l, AND AI,I., OT' LOT 5,
iiLOCK ~f, RYAN ]~.i~DIJS'.CRIAL PARK, Sl7i3JP,C'C '1'0
3:/1SL;`~IL'N'CS OT' RECOf.ZD AND :iUHJl:C'C 'I.'0 'L'}Ii' REsC0;4`4F;NI)A'CIONS
Of `f.'111?. CI'['Y PI,1\NI;R
'['h~ forego~i.n~; resoluti.oii was duly seconded by J~ir. S1lessner.
~\yes (5) Pahey, t3le,ener, Col.].ova, Scalce, Nardini..
Nayes (0).
1:esolution declarnd ~dopted.
'Chis reso7.uC~ion appears :in ResoluCion P,oolc No. 12, Yage ].97.
Pa~,e -1.6-
~,zrnrr;:s
City Couiicil
tlpril ?_4~, ] 935
)?raiilc Kath ?1r. Pranlc Kath tipl~eare~ before the Counc:il request i ng appiroval. of
i'r.operty Cl~e div~.isi.on of hi.s property on P4orr-ison and Oe-mont into f.our 1ot.s.
D i_ v:i. s i. o n
i~1r. 1'~hey poiriCed out CLiat Che Ptannin~ Commi_ss~ion x•ec.ommeride<I
Ag,enda appr~oval. o[ the division by a 6 to 2 vote.
Item ~lo< 1?_
Nlr. Fata~y po.i.nCed out that wtder Ci.ty Code a divi.sion oI moee than
tl~ree lots t~tis t:o be platted.
'Chere wc~s soine d~i.scusai.on thet~. the property was plat:te<I in 1970,
but the plat ~aas never. ('i.led. i;1r. LL~th ,Cated that some of C:he
lot l.i.nes are changed Irom tPiis 1970 p1at.
The City Atton~ey po~.in[:ed oul ChaC the pl~eseric prok~osal is di.f'f,~erent
[rom tlle onc presenCed to the Ci.ty in hiarch of 1970.
iyr. Pahey stated thaC he had no problem w:iCh the~ clivi.sion, buC
po:inCed ouC thaC th~ property must be plratted tmcler the ordi.narice,
i`-Irs. Sc~l.ze poi.ntecl out that Che Plann:ing Cocmriission would tike to
see ~i dr~tina;e pl~n £or thF ProoerCy.
~1r. Fahey suf;~esC<~~d t:hat: 1~1r. IZat1~ ~>roceed caiCli a p1~tC a~~d bring the
matter back Co the Cotmc~.i.l.
'I'riaChlon Nir. P,ennett Yarsons, represenCing TriaChlon Pdinnesota ~ippeared bef.ore
I~[innesota the Counci.l.. Mr. Parson ,reported that the triathl.on wi.l.l. go through
I~-i.Ctle Cailadl, ancl he is reqt.iest.-C ng 1pp~coval o.f. the Counci.l Lor t,he
L~~encla use of Ci.ty roads<
"Item No, 17
F(r, parsons explainecl the route tPiat che tri.aChlon wil l tat:e. 'f}.ie
tri.athlon wil'l be held o~i S~u~iday, Ju1y 7.
;°(r. Parsons presented t:he Counci.l c,ii.th a certiLi.cate of. i.nsurzince for
L~ittle Canada.
Mrs. Nard?.ni ~int:.roduced tk'~e fol1ow~.in~ ~resolue~ion and movec,l its c~dopt:i.on:
Iti?SOI~[7'C:f.ON \0. Ej5-4-1.98 - APPI:OVSNC, 'CI~1Ii tJSt:
OF LI'CfLI'i CAAIADA' S ROnD`a nlJR.ING 'Ct~li6 'CR~IA7°7LL~ON
M1:61~I1~:S0'CA "f0 fiE 1~tf.7.,D SWDAY, :(ULY 7, 7.f~E35
The Yorc~;o:i_nt; resol.i.i[:i.on was duly secorided P>y Mr. 1'slesener.
Aye, (5) ~lardini., BLesa~;ner, Pahey, Scailce, Col.l.ova.
tlayes (0).
Reso7.ution decl.arec( adopted.
'Lhis cesolut:~i.on appears i.n ?Zesol.ution T3oo1c Dlo. ~1.2, Pcige 7.98.
Page -lJ-
~,~if.iJU'CrS
Ci.ty Council.
April 24, 19t35
I?ublic Fleari.nt; t4r, Fakiey re~~ort:ed thaC t.he City Counci.l has received a 1et:Cer Irorn
On Pa17.£ields the 'Paric Commi.s,i.on ~incl Jirn T7orel.an regardi~i~ ballfields. 'L'ahey
su;gesCed that the Counci.l cal.l for a 1~uUlic l~clri.ng on the locati.on
Agenda ancl ~urchase ~of ballii.elds in thc Ce ntervi.ll.e Road area,
Icem tdo. 13A
+~1r. liahey :inCrocluced the £o1.lowinp, r- esolut:i.on <ind rnoved iks adoption:
RlSOLl1T:CON N0. SS-4-1.99 - C~LLING :~OP A PU13L~LC
I~IL;~IRING F'OR r4AY 7_2 019 TLIL; LOCA'CIOp! Ol+ BALLFL73I,DS
IDI Tll~ INllUSTRIAI. A1:7sA Oi' ClN'LPRVI LI,P ROE1R AC!D
Ttlli PURCtIAST? OF SIJCl-I I~'I~ I~ DS
Tk~F foire}~,oirtg resolutio~~ was <Iu1y seconded by P4c, Collova.
Ayes (.5) Pahey, Co,l.lova, 131es;ener, Nardi.ni_, Sc.~l.zc.
i?ayes (0).
Resoluti.on declared adopcecl.
Th~i, r~;olut:ion ~ippears -i.n Resoli.it:ion :f3ook No. 12, P~f;e 199.
Used Car i~[r. C'~ihey su~;gested thaC the maCter of used czir salr;s be ref:ereed to
Sales the Planning Comrni.ss:i.on f.or tl~ieir opi.nion.
A~;enda i4r;. Scal.ze suggested that tt~e C~i.Cy Clcrlc furnish Che Ylann~i.ng
Item No.l.~s Comm~.i.s;.ion caiCh t.he :informaCion about: hoa otkier c~iti.es dea'1 w:i.Ch
used c<n- >ates<
Mr. ?ahey i.nCroduced t:t~e follocv:in~; resolution and nioved i.ts a~oZ~t:ion:
RiiSOI.UTI0P1 ~0< £35-4--Z00 - 131i,I'~12RI~dG '('Hli A~IAZ'7'I?R
Oi USL•'D CAf.: Sl1I,L';S 'LO 'P7li? YI,ANDi7.NG COD'Ii~1Ii5:I:ON
FOR t\ RIiCOZ~IC-11iND~1'CIOpi
The f.oregoing resolut:ion was duly secondc:~d by Mr. Co1l.ova.
Ayes (`i) 1~ahey, Co7.lova, Scalze, va~rd~ini_, ~I;lesener.
Nayes (0).
Resolution decl.ax~ecl ado}~ted.
'L'hi.s resoluLion appears in Resolut:ion 'lloolc No. 7.2, P;~~e 200.
Over~use Of. :.`~h°>. Sc~ilz~ asked Mrs. Nardi~ii. lier thoughts on overuse oL px~operty as
ProperCy she ref.erred to earl~.ier in ci~~e meet~ing.
Agenda ^?rs. Nardi.ni poi_nted out that in the i4cColLoch ~: Harst.ad development,
Addit:ion the properCy was presented as PIJD i.n order to , et P~ui.ldin£;s w:i_Cti:in
:i.nch es of Cli e property ;L~.ine. N,trdi.n~i- fel.t thac if, i1rs. Klein s~ar~tecl
to d e.velo~, Chen Che City would have to ar~prove the same Chin~; Lor
her.
`~ir. Co7.lova pointed out ChaC i,Kr. Narstad aske~d about coridemnation aiid
tY~e C~ity d;i.d noC ~oanC to do t:h:i.s. Dlo~a tlte Ci_ty wi.l.l. end up cvith sli.vers
P~~ge -t~3--
pi ~~ri~~~•F,;<~
City Counci.l.
Apr~iL 7_4, ]9~95
Ove~rusE Of o£ property, Co U.ova conmented thaC. the Ci.Cq c.aniioC Pxpect peoE~>1e
7?~oqes~t~~ noL to use Cheir pro~~erty,
(Cont.)
'drs. A~ird~i.n~.i. stated th~C ,;4rs. hlein may hizive been willi.ng to se1.1
her propeety ~nd felt Chtit the CiCy should no[ h~ve allowed Ckie PUD.
Nasclin;i. felt t:haC i.f. tlhe PUD raere; denied, the t<l.cin pr•operLy m~.~y
have been soJ.d to PAcCollocki and Harstad.
iealcoaC,ing ,1r. ]3lesEn~~n reported t:haC the 7.ow bi.dder for seal.coatin; is Allied
Bi.ds 13l.ackCOp Comp~ny w:itti a bi.d oC 53.7q; per ,qu~re yard. £~].c.sener'
reported t.iat t.hc bi.d includes thc use of ~z hig}icr zire.~de of maCer:ial
Agerida than has heen used in the E~ast <ai~d should l.ast tcoo t:o three times
Itein No. 7J longeir.
i~1r. t3lesei~es _i.ntr.oduced the fol.loori.ng resolution and moved ~i.ts adopti.on:
,[~.SSOLU'CTON i0. £35-!i-201 - ACC~GP'CLNG T'HI's S,O~,J
B~tD 0;~ AI.,LS.LD I3LACK.'I'pp C0,"I,PANX IN 'LI-ll3 Ar10tJN'I'
OI' S3,7y`, Pi.R ;QOARP YAl3ll I~"012 S,ELALCOA'fI~7G DURIt7G
L935
'fhe fore.~~o:inf; resol.ution was duly ;econded b~ yr.s. Sca.1.zc.
Ayes (5) Elesei~cr, Sczzlze, P7ardini., I~ahey, Collovc.i.
N,ayes (0).
I',esol.ut.i.on declared adopted.
'Ch~i.s resotution appears in Resoluti_on 13ook i3o. 12, Page 701.
'I'_r~,e t3ids 1?r Pl.eseuer rc;por.ted that tl,tc~ T.ree Inspect:or is recomm~snd:ing cl~iai:
7?reci.,~i.on Lanscap~.ing be neuned the Ci.ty's Cree contractor. foe 7.98,`i.
.Ag<.n~a
:Ltem DIo. 17 i~~Cr. )3lesener i.ntroduced ttie f,o]J.owi.n~ resolutiori and movecl i_CS ~c{~p~{.ori,
RLSOLU'PICI~! ?90. 85-4-202 -A,Pi~'~t~VZNG P12)i;CI;ION
i.ANllSC~\!?I\G AS CH;? C!!'7';S 'I'l.:st3 CONT};AC`PO~: POR
1985
"Che fqrenoi.ng resoluC~ion was duly seconded ~y tlrs, ilaedini.,
Aye~s (5) ;;l.esener, Nard'ini, Co'llova, Scal.ze, Fahey>
Nayes (0).
Rcsol.uCion decizired ad~>pCed.
'Chi.s resol.ution uppears in ResoluCi.on ~3ook iVO< 12, k'a~e 202.
Spoonear Parlc "t~rs. Sca7.ze reported that t;he City has rece.i.ved a lecter from tl~e
School Di;tri.ct r.eportin~ Chac they =.oould h~e m~il<i.n~r ].ong-range p1an,
Agencta for tk~ei.r pr.o~~~rty i.n the. nexC six months.
Itcm D.o. lJ
Pa~e -7.9-
:1lAltt'I'I.'s5
C:ity Coi.inci.l
~pri_L 7G., 1935
Spoon~r P;;irl,c Scal.ze reported that the School D~i.str-[ct P~as been requested to
(Cont.) notif.y i:he City wYi~n it i~ias its long-rmn,e pl.ans formulaCed.
~~(r. 731esener asked what Che C.i.ty wi11 do iP the issue of S~~~ooner Parlc
and ball,fi.elds comes up at ChF st~rne ti.me.
Mr.s. Sca7ze reporf:ed that tfle Pe.irlc Coir,mi.ssion's ne~-r ~osi.ti..on is Chat
pactc dedi.cat_i.on te.es c<in l~e usec.I f:or Che purc;kia~~~_ of ba11f.:~cld, ove.r
an<I ai~ove wtiat Che City mi;~hC ~eC i.~~ ded~icat_i.on fees Erom the
Cencervi.lle Ro~d area.
~op iQeicl~ii.ne Mrs. Scalze eeporCed t:haC Jim i~torel.an woulcl l.i)ce to put a pop machinE
-i_n the lobby oI the Ci.ty Cente.r with proceeds to ~o Co the Re;creati.on
Aoenda f~ssociation.
~dc(i tion
'fh~~re aaas ;;ome cone.ern thaC. t:he machi. ne m~ic;hc mess up t:l'ie ct~rp~c,
and ih was suggested Chat: the machi.i~ie be. :i.nstal.ted on a trial. basis.
;~fr. 31ESener ;i.ntroduced the follotio:in, rer,oluci.on ~nd moved i.ts ~ido~ti.on:
RE;50LtLCION N0. 35-4-203 - AQ'CT[f)RTZ:CNG 'CHP
BEC~213AT;LOtd ASSOCIA7'ION TO 7~.NS'P~1.LI, ~1 POP
;1[1CI1:f.NE :f.h~ 'fl{t: LOESBY OP THF Cl~.'CY C13N PER f'OR A
TR:CF.L Y7'.'RIOD Or 6T.X N[0~A'CidS
The fiore,v,oing ~resoltitlon was duLy seconded by t^.r~. Co].lova.
Flyes (5) Ill.esener, Coll~va, Nar.dini, Scalze~, 6ahey.
Nayes (0).
Resolution decl.ared adopted.
'Chi.s resoJ.irt~ion appears i.n KesoLution }3ook No. 1'2., ,l'~i~e ?63.
Audie 'Che C,ity Clexdc reque>Ced thaC ~~ workshop m~>eCi.n~ be cal.led in orcier to
G?orlcs,nop rece~i.vc the audiC repor.t.
Agenda ~4r, 'L'ahey ~introduced the Followi.n~; resoluti.on and movecl its adopCi.on:
Stc.m No. 17
Itf?SOLirrSON No< 85-4-2o~F - CAI.,LI.T7G roR A
tdORiCSkIOP MErTING ~PI ,4AY 29, 1935 AT 7 P.?1.
'i'0 Jtf:CL,IV), T1,IE AUDITOR'S n1;Y0R'I'
The EorenoinF resol.uti.on was dul.y secondeel by Mr;. Scalze.
~yes (5) 7?~hey, Scal.ze, Narcclin~i., Collova, 1;7.nsericr.
N~ayes (0).
Resol.ution clecl.ared adopCed.
7'his resolution ~ppears i.u ?~esoluti.~n ~oolc No. 12, Pa;e 204.
~lr.. Fahey nof:ed that:. tl,ie ~-lay ]. worksllop ineeting is rfl€;ardi.n; clrainage
di.;Cr:i.cCS :in t11e GiCy.
Peige -20--
i!INII'Tti i
City Counc~i.l.
April 24, 1985
Ful l.-'I' ime
Office
1'O5i.Cion
61~~enda
Adc,i~iti.on
'-s. T'ahey por~~osecl to Che Co~.inc:il. thaC the c.ity hirc IZri.s G~rE~;ensi.de
.(or a Lu11--t.i.me cl.cri.cal position. Fahcy proposed Chat the posiCion
be c1a>,i.fi.ed 'as a Sen~ior C1erlc 'I'ypi;C, 'Che posi.Cion w:ill. include
typln; and rnore techn,i.cal. worl< such as posCing and wortci_n~; wiCh Lhe
itew com~uter..
Mr, Paliey re~~orted that he h,~is retvf.eu~ed e.he sal.ari.es ot si.milar
posl.ci.ons i.n P.amsey Oounty ,and siiburban citi.~s and i.s re.commendl.nz
a salary o[ $1.,100 per mo~tP~, 7?ahe.y i.s al.so recoromend~ing Cl~at
Greensi.de. f~3LL unde.r Che sarne vacat.ion scl~iediil.e t.hat ,7oe Steele ~s
classi.f.i.ed uncter.
P~licy si.iggested Lhat the Coi.incil review t~ie two vac~iCion schedules
ut burlget ti.me.
i'1r. Pat~ey i.ntro~uced the Lollo~v~i.ng t~esolution arid moved its ~doptioii:
RI.SOI,U'CT0~1 [~10. t35-4-20.i - At(TllOI:IZ:CPiG Tk1J3 CITY
CLPYK TO ~JE~']~PR f<RIS GT2L'1ZN:iII)'k, A~C+IJLL-T~Ci(fI!;
CI.J3RIC;AI~ 7?OST'CIODt AT A 12ATI', 0'~; ;~1,100 PER i~(ON'LH
Adjourn
A~enda
ICem Plo, L9
Chc f.oregoi.n,~ re.sotuti.on was du'l.y seconcled by ;~~tr. f3lesener,
Ayes (5) I'ahey, 8lesener, Coll.ova, Nardi.ni., Scal.ze.
Playes (0).
Resolut.i.o^ decl.a'ced adopted.
7'h-i.s resolution appcars i.n R~;soluti.on Rook a~o. 12, 'Page 7_O5,
Mr. Pahey introduced the foll.osoa.ng resoluti.on and moved :i.CS adope.i.on:
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'L'he (.'ore~;oin;.; resoluti.on was dul.y seconded by ~1r. I;l.~sencr.
Ayes (5~ Pahey, '131esener, Co1.lova, z?1rdi.n.i, Scalce,
Nages (0).
ResoluCi.on decl:~red aidopt:e<i.
'Phis resolution app~ars in Resolut-ion Sook No, ].2, Ya~e ?06.
'Chere be~i.ng no f:urlher h~usiness, the raeet.ing cras adjoi.irned at 10:35 I?.PS.
RespectFully >uhrniCted,
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