HomeMy WebLinkAbout06-26-85 Council Minutest:1~~u~rr~,s or ~c~~te: ~tr.euLAR ~titr~rri:Nc
c:rrY cou~clt,
Lrr.•~cLe c~Nnva, r-i:n~r~rso~rn
June 26, 19H5
7?ur.~suanl:. Co due cal.l and noCice thereof a regular ~ne~ati.ng ot the
Council of the Ci.tq oE I.,ittte Canada, Minnesota was l~ield on che
26CI:~ day of June, 1955 iri t:he Council Chamber~; of Che~ Ci.ty Cent:e~r
l.ocatecl at 515 Li.[tle Canacla Road :ln saicl Ci.ty.
Agenda Nayor Mi.cl~iae7. i~ahey cltairecl thE>, mecCi-ng and callec( it L~ order at.
:Ctem \o. 1 7:30 P.M. and t1~e foll.ow:i.ng membcrs w~rc present et: rol7. cal.'1;
Agendai Z1EP1B„125 P12ZSIiN'C; ;~layor Mr. Niichael Fahey
Ilem No. ?_ Councilman ~Ir. 1i~i.l.liam Plesenc~~r
Counc~tlman P4r. Riclc Co1.lova
Councilwoman Mr_s. ISeverly Scalze
M1i;LIBL~RS r1I3S[:N7': Counc~.it~ooman Mrs. Mu~s Nard-ini
AI.SO 7?tti?S]iN'C: Ci.t_y Cicrk Mr. Joseph Cl~il.c;becl<
Ci.Cy At~.COrney P9r. 'fhomas Sweeney
Con,u7.C1.ng tin~;i.neer Mr. Don~lcl Carley
C:ity Planner Mr. SCeve Grl.ttman
Approv~l. Mr. I37.esener i.ndi.cated that Che followi.n g correcti_ons should bc
O[ 7'he made Co the Jwie 12 Counc:il meeting m:inu tes:
Minutc~
On page 12, ResoluG:ion No, 85-6-280 should refer
Agenda to ju,t iCem r\. 4. anct noC f~. 4. and 73. 4.;
Item No. 3
On page 1F3 svitl.~ x'e~;ard to t~~ :i.ncre ment f:inanci.nt;,
D~.irr, 731eserier incticated that ti~ie. Ste nf;er-K.7.ein
pr.operty is one example ot ~ahere Ca x i.ncrement:
Lin~~anc:ing mi~;ht work.
~~tr. Pahey i.ntroducect the foll.ow~ing re.solution and moved 3.CS uzdoption:
.RIiSOLU'CION N0. ~5-6-30'i - A,PPFtOVING
'CH~ ~~1~LNU'I'~S 0'I' "CI~IE ,JIJPII' 12, 19~5 CO1711C7:L
MCsI's'LCNG 6?ITH 'CFll's Ai~OV!? OU'I'LINIl1D CORR~CC:CONS
The E.or.egoing re>olut:ion io2s cluly sc~.conciecl by PYrs< Se~lzc.
Ay~~~s (4) T'ahey, Scalze, Col.l.ova, I3lesener.
\ayes (0).
Resolution clec7.eired adopLecl.
Th.is resoluci.on appears in ResoluCion Bool< No. 72, J?ages 309 ai~d 310.
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rv[INtJ'CF.:i
CJ.ty Council.
June 26, 19t15
C4c;Donalds TLiere ~aas no one presenC represenCin~; ~ICllonal.ds, thcrefoce, Counc:i.l
del~ayed consi.derrat:ion ot tPi:is mat:Cer anti.l 1~tcr I.n t1te. meeti.ngo
Irein rto. 4
Storm Sewec Mayor Pahey o};>enecl Che publ:ic hearing on tkie esttibLi.shment: of a s[orm
7:rnproveme.~lt sewer.~ i.mprovement tax distri.cC for tFie City.
Di.strict
Fahc:y reported th<at th~: Counc:il has cons~.dered this propo,al a~C.
Agenda a rvor.lcshop me;et:ing and has det:errni.ned thaC i.C would be in the best
Item No. 5 i.ntecests o[ tki~ City t:o declare ttie Ci.ty one stor.m sewer improvement
d:istri.cC. Counc:il. Y_el.t that the C:ity as ai who.Le i.s benefiCed from
storm sewer improvemenCS due Co the F.~ct thaC one dreri.nage di.tch in
the CiCy handles 85% of storm sewer ri.m-oC~.f: .:~nc! tkiat Lalce Gexv~x~is
gets 95% of, the. run-ofC :in Che CS_Cy.
1~ahey also expla.ined t:h~t sCOrm sewer ~improvements would be taxed
ngain,t ttie enCi.re Ci.Cy,
'Pheire ~:aas no one pr.esent wish:i.n,n, to carunent on t:he storm sewer-
imX~rovcrnent d:i.sCx~icC proposal.>
Mr. ;Slesener introduced the fol'Lowing resoluCi.on and movec.t i.r.s ~dopti.on:
RI;SOLU'PIC)~7 ~0. ~5-6-306 - C'I,OSING 'LfIF
PUI3LIG HFAF2tNG ON 'fl~tli; P;STAS'L~ISHP1'CNT
Ok' A S'A'ORP1 S13~i7GR TMYROVEx~41ZN'C 9'L~X DiS'LRTC'C
'Che forc€;oi.ng resolution was du7.y seconded by Nfrs. Scalze:.
Ayes (4) 1llesener, Scalze, Coll.ova, Fahey.
Nayes (0).
i2esolution declared adopCed.
7'his rr.sol.~.iC~ion az~~pears in ResoluCion I3oolc No. 12, Pa~e 311.
Mrs. Scalze i.nCroduced che fol.lowi.np ord~.i.nance and moved its adopt~ion:
OR1>SNt~1NC`~, NO< 255 - PS7'AI3L,S.SHIVG A
STORM SISSJI3it Ii1PROVF.M~N'f TAX DIS'I'S2IC'L
1d7:7'HIN 'Lklfi CI'LY L~[MITS OP TIIIi C:CPY
Or I.,ITTid? CAt~'ADA
7'he fore~;oi.np ordi.nancc was du:l.y seconded t>y Co7.l.ova.
Ayes (4) Sca7.ze, Collova, 731esener, I'ahcay.
Nayes (0),
Ord:inance declared adopte<(.
Pa,n,e -7--
i9 f.i9U'I'I? i
C~i.ty Council
June 2~, 1985
,Te:;sica 'Che Ci.ty Clc:rk reported that ~i.n return Por Mr. Pranlc T~ratttalone
Court i.nst:alli.ng a sani_Cary ,ewer l.~i_ft st~tion on Jessi.c~~ Court_, ttie
Sanitary C~i.ty ~vipect out r.i <~.lef:er~red assessment ori f~ti-. Prattalone's property.
Sewet
~Qr. Pahey i.nforrned Mr. l~raCt2ilone oE the Clerlc's Li.ntlin~;s and ~9r.
A~;enda Fratta].onF ind~lcaLed Cl~iat he cotis a~reeabl.c to this conclusion.
1:Cem 270. 7
Sophi.e/ ~lessrs. Sophie and Peterson ~ipperzrecl ~ef.ore the Counc,i.l request~,ing
Peterson reconsideration o£ Che requisement oE putt:in; their P,roposed roacl
ProF~erky throuF;h Co I.,a~orc; Road.
Agencla Mr. 1'ahey s[atect that he lootusd at the pro~~erty ztnd l~as no prootem
ICem No. ; w:U.h Che provision chtit th~:. road bc extended through co Lai3ore at
s later. daY.e, i'al,iey also ~oint:ed ouG th~C Che road woulcl only ht~ve
a 7_4 Eoot mat anel Chat t'.laere are 61 feet beCO~een the >oph'i.e home
anct Pet.erson garztg¢.
P1r. ~3,1esEner sta4:ec{ Chat hc had Co sti.ck oii.th hi.s ori.ginal. fce li.ng
Chat t:i~e, r.oad should go Chrough to I~aTSore Road ri.~hC a~aay. Mrs.
Scalze apreed.
Nlr. F~ahey comm~nCed Chat Che mat will, probably inCerfere les5; wiC.h
the Soph~ie and Peterscm propert~i.es tJzan Chese o~ancrs t:tui.nk iC ~oilt..
However, Pzlhcy fel.t: th~iC che Ci.Cy cou].cI be LLex:i.ble ~.i.n Chi.s maeter.
i3lesener. stated that he thinlcs, ChaC Che Citq has had too rnany ttii.ii;s
done I'ia1.f way i.n the past, and should avoid t.tii.s w~i-th Che Petersoii/
3oph:ie propos~.i1.
1'~ihey stated thaC there would be a Ce>m~~orary c~il.-de-stic 500 f:eeC
l.ong, and tlte City could reqti~ire that t1~e pruperty owners t;reint
thc ro;ad easeme;nC Chrough to LaTior.e Road. A bond shoulcl al.so 6e
r.equired oF the properCy oconers. Pahey su~gesCed Chat the road could
be put i.n cahen Che 1ast: l.ot i.s sold.
Col.lova sCatcd thaC he wes agreeable to ~his, but: Ee1.C Chat a t;i.me
~erl.od of aP>oat l year shoulcl I,~e set: ~nd that thc project should
not ~ake 5 years. Col.lovt~ f:c1t that perh~.ips Peterson ~vanted to
g,enerate sorne mon<:y i.n order Co move hi, garage beEore tJ,ie. road
was ext:ended to Lail3or.e.
Faltey poi-nted out that it woul.d be less expensi.vc t:o put the road
~hroi.i,h ae one ti.me ancl po~intecl out that sewer aind waaCer would have
co l>a looped eo Lai~ore Rorad.
?~1rs. Scalzc i.nfoemed thc Counci.l ch~~t the ParLc Gomm~iss~.i.on has
recommended that .~for the safeCy oP citi.zens in Lhe atea, Ontari.o
shoul.d go through Lo LaBoxe. A1so, any add:i.tional propert:y would
i.ncrease: che 1.0% parlc land d~edication. `fLze norCherly cul.-de-sac
should r.eL7.ect the a<lcli.t:ional 7.0%. Scal.ze poi.nted ouC khat thie
parlc propFrty should line up wi.ch tkie 'Pr.~attal.one and Cecka pairlc 1~nd
de<ti.cat i.on.
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MINt77'liS
~aty Counc~i.l.
June 25, 1985
Sophi_c./ ;:1r. Pai~ey s~iggesCed that P7essrs. Sophi.~; and Peterson meet coiCh Che
7?cCersori Park Commission. Scalze poi.nted ouC thaC imcier Che Parl.c Comr~~issi.on's
Proocrey recommendaCi.on, ehe clevelopers o~oulcl l.ose onl.y Cwo 1ot,.
(Con~.)
Fatiey felt that si.ace the City is restrticCi.nz; t_he deve].opers' ab:i.lity
to g;o through to County Ro,:id D, ehe Counc:Ll. :;hould be il.exi.ble. on the
Laliore Road issue. NIr. L'lesener pointed otat Chat even if: k1iFy went
C1~rough to County Itoad ll, i.t woi~ld noi: Lie1p Che ~?eoblern on the
south en<L ~3lesener tel.t that the develo~ers cou].d develop norih
oE Allain, but ~akien they devel.op south oE t17.1an, the ro~.~d snould ~;o
ttirougli Co Lail3ore.
Mc.Donalds Ms. Kay Kassi.nger ~ippear.ed be.tore the Cotmci.l requesCinf; appr.~ovai o£
CUP & ~i condit.i.onr:il ~ise permi.C foc a curb cut onto P1i.nnesota Avenue and
Vari.ance nlso Ior a variance for an add~iCional ~yloi~~ sign.
A~enda Mr. I'ahey pointed out: Ck~aC Che Pl.anni.n~ Coenmi.ssion recommendecl t:haC
7:tem No< 4 the curb cut: be ~zp~roved and Chat the vz~r9.ance be deni.ecl.
There oras ^o onc presc~nt w:Lstii.no Co cominenL~ on P1cDonalds' request.
hi,. lCassin~;er poi.nted out tliaC Ri.ee StreeC and blinnesota Avenue :i.s
now a conCrolled i.nter.section and that the additi.onal. curb cuC. would
al.l.eviate a traff'.i.c problem on 3ice Stree:t.
Y.assi.nger poinCed ouC Che si.ze oP. the N,(cDonalds pr.operty ancl f:el.r. thaC
due to the exces:,i.ve size ari adcl~i[:i.onal s~ign w~s warranted.
rfrs. Sc~1ze felt that a 50 Ioot hi.gt~ pylon w~s overki.ll.
Kassint;er sC~ited tl~ia[ [.hey w:,uld pro~ab7.y do a balloon tesC to
determi.ne the I1e~.i.~hC of Che si.an.
C1r. 'Btesener po:i.nte<I out Chat Hi~hway 36 is l.o~o ~nd Chere are 12~r~e
Crees along Vil<i.rig ~ri.ve. 1Cassinger. staCecl t1~~~t they would consid¢r
the ar.qui.sit.ic>n of addi.tional. property aloe~~ Vikin~; Urive Ior moire
visibiliCy of the si~n.
Scalze sC~ted Cha[ she ~~„reed w:i.th the P1~inning Comrniss:i.on that i.E
P4cDonalds owns pr.opex•Cy on h9:innesota, i.t :i., noC up T.o Che Ci.(:y to
~rovicle vi.sibi.l:i.ty to !ligl~way 36. t<assinger poinCed ouC t:hac U,~e.
sign ox•dinancc says on:ly one i>yl.on and ~~(cllonaids does not: w~int co
t:.ake Che currenC ~?yl.on do~on and move i.t. However., McDonalds woul.d
considcr ac~~uiring mm-e property on Vilcin~; Dr~i.ve iF en additional
py~lon ~aoul.ct be approved.
ilr. Pahey poi.nted out that the Little Canadc~ ~1all has two pyl.ons zmd
aslced wliat the C~ity did i.n ch~.Ls cuse. Tahey su~gesCed tl~iat che
Council. ~ct on the tirsC issue and Cabl.e ac:ti.oii on the pylon unt:il
thi.s can be irroesC:.~igated.
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Ci.ty Counci.l.
June 7_6~ 7.9£l5
McDonalds D1r. B.Lesene,r intr.oduced Chie foll.ow:i.n~ re~~olution and moved i.tS adoj~>tio~i:
(Cont.)
RISSOLUTI:O\ N0. f35-b-307 - CLOSSAIG 'CHli P1113LSC
PIE~RING OP7 TFtC McDOD7ALd)S CONDI'.CIONAL USP P~RMI7'
AT!ll SIGN VAS2IANCL' RIiQIIES'PS
The foreooi.nr; ~resolution cvas duly secon<led by hlr. Collova.
Ayce (~~~) 131e.sener, Col.i.ova, Pahey, Sc11ze.
Nayes (0).
12esoluti.on declared adoptecl.
Ttz~is resol.i.it:ion appe~ls i.n 7~tesoluCion Boolc zlo< 1'L, Pagc 312.
A1r. itleserxer inCroduced t:kie fo11o«i.ng resoli.it:i.on zincl rnovcd ~i.ts adopCi.on:
P.PSOLllTlON ;VO. &5-6-30£3 - APPROV:[NC Tliti
CONDT7.'IO~AI, USI? PtiPNf7'C I'OFt A S1.CONl) CUR13 CU7'
ODI MINNi,SO'i'!A AVliNUi? AS RPQUFS'L'GD BY r1CU0NALllS
"CO AI,LtsVTAT13 SON[Ps OT T}LE 'TP.AI~'FICE I;UIIJ)-UP
ON I~ICIC ;i'CRET'C
`Phe .foregoi.ng resolution was du7.y seconded by Mrs. Scalae.
Ayes (~F) Bl.esei~er, Sca1.Ge, P~ihe:y, Collov~i,
Nayes (0).
Resoluti.on cleclared adopted.
Th:i.s reso7.uti.on appears i.n Resolut:i.on llook No. 12, Yage 31.3.
~1r. Pahey i.nC~roduced Che following resol.uCioTi ~nd moved i.CS adoption:
RfiSOLUTI0T1 N0. FS-6-309 -~ 'I'Ai~i,IDIG AC~,'.I:Oid ON
THi; hfcDONALDS Rl'sQU7;S'1' PO?2 SIGPI VARIANCL UN7,'7I,
'CHE JIJI,`t '1,4~ COUNCiL MISP;C:ING
'Che forego~i_ng resoluCtorl was duly seconded by Mrs. Scalze.
~yes (4) Falic:y, Scal.ze, P,lesener, Col.l.ova.
Naiyes (0).
Resolut,i.on declared adopted.
7'hi, resol.ution appears in Resoluti.on Boolc No. 12, Page 3~14.
Thund~r. 13ay Mr. 'Prar~k 1'r.atCaloi~~e appeared beiore the Counci.'l. anci requested approval
Acldi.ti.oii of. Che revised 'Chunder 13<iy Addition p1at.
Agencia P1r. Pahey ooi.nted ouC that Che PLanni_n~ Commission I~as recornmender.l
Item P1o. 6 approv~l of thea p1at:.
The f?n}3ineer rFported that: hE is recommendi.n~ that the drai.nage pip~
a'I.on~; lot: lines b~~ i_nstal.led as previously discussecl eC the last
Cot.inc:il. meeC~i.ng,
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PIINUTIiS
City Cottncil
June 26, 1985
'L'hunder 11ay
Add~i.t: i.on
(Cont.)
P1r. Pr.attal.one stated t:h~t he Ls a;reeable Co Chis.
Howeve.r, Franlc Frattalone explaLned that he wil.l. have walk-out b~semenCs
i.n the Liomes he pl.ans Co bu:i.ld and Chat ~tf a,n 1F~ irich pi.pe is required
in tl~ie bziclc oE Ctie l.ot.,, the Cop oI the pi.pe w~i.'ll be h~,i.€;l~er than tlle
wa11c-ouC 6asemenCs. Pr.~atCalone poi.nted out that this is orily a 1 f:oot
ditch that. i.s i.nvolved ancl not really a d:itch, out rather ~ sw~il.
'L'he Eneineer slated Chat he wi.l1 revi.ew tlii.s maCter. Other khan thi.s
item ncilher ~Yr. Frattalone nor. Che 13n~;i.neer hed any other problems
wiCh the plaC.
i9r. Steve Cart'i.En', a resident in the ace~~ catis eoncer.ned ~xbouC Che
tr~Ef:i.c thaC the road woulct ~ut onto P~yne Averiue, (7arr:i.er 27.so
asked about Craf:Lic conCSOls aC AiLan and Payne Avenue. Carri.er
Ee.l.t Chait: there shoul.d be a souCherly access t:o L~Iiore Iioa<l.
i1r. Fahey :incli_rated that a si:op si.gn soould be insCallecl at I'ayne
Avenue and A1.]-an. Pahey agr.eed that Craf.fic may empty o~ito Payne
Avenue ui~itil A7.l.~n Avenue goes throiigll. }~[o<.vever, el~ii.s would prc~bably
not happen unt~.il the Soptii.e/Pete.r.son pro~>erty ~.is developed.
Mr. I'raC.talone ~~aint:ed out ChaC his road does £;o thr.ou~h to Count:y
Roacl D.
ilr. Car~rier kelt t.hat Ckie major'icy of tx'aff:ic wi.11 ~o to Aayne Averiue.
Ca}rri.er .fe1C Ctiat the development in Che area cass pi.eceme~l and t}iat:
there shoul.d be a thorougllf:are plan f:oc ttle area. ,~r. Pahey poi_ni:<ed
oUt t:haC Che CiLy has sucl~ a~lan. 'Lhe C;1.ty Clerk ex~lai.ned th~ac
tL~ie Ci_ty origLn~.iliy adoptecl what: is known as 1?lan D i.n .L981 for the
area. ;low~ver, it see.ms Chat P1an C i.s urhat Cs emer,~,ing in terms
of. clevelopmrnt.
t-(.. Collova i.ntormed t4r. Carrier tl~at Che City i.s in a~reeroc.nt o~,[th
him that i.t.c•rouLd be better l0 1'iave the ar,ea develop at one time,
k(owever, tPicre are different developers and owners involved eind Che
Cit~ cannot f.or.ce this i.ssue.
7'he cl.erk poinCed out tl'int Frattalone wi.1.1 dedicatE~ Allain f~venue
up to the Jesperson/Va'1e.nto ,pr.opert~y.
i~[r. Carri.er asl,ced i_f: A1.l.an tlvenue could deacl-end and not go ehrou;h
Co Yayne Avenue. i~[r. I~Iolzchuh commenCeci that Che F:i.re I?~partment
woi.il<1 i1oC be agreeablr., to thi.s.
Iz[r. Carrier po:int~d ouC that Payne Avenue :vill. bcar tlie burderi o[
addi.Li.on~l. traflic unti7. Cne area de.velops.
Palley fe1L :it unreasonaible Co i'equire ~11an Avenue to go ~il.l Ch~
way C1~rou<~h at this Cirrie. Catie~ sCated Ckiat he underst~inds hir.
Carrier's concerns, buC Le1t: iC was noC a reasonab7.c bas~.is to deny
the plat at this poi.nt.
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?°!I~?U7'liS
Ci.Cy Cowicil
,June )6, 19£'~5
T2~under I3~y
Add:i.ti_on
(Cont.)
~1r. t~l.esener in[.roduced the Po'Ll.ocainp resolut~ion and rnoved iCs adoption:
RPSOT.,IJ'CiON N0. £i5-6-310 - CLOSIVC TRt~I
t7UI3I~l~.C AI3AKING ON Titli TI~IUNIJtiR BAY ADDITI0~1
Tt~e £or,egoing iesoluCion ~ai~.is clul.y secondett by I*ir< Collova.
Ayes (4) 131e>ener, Coliova, Scalze, l:'ahey.
Nayes (0).
;2esol.ut_~ion declarec't adopCed.
'.Chis resol.uCi.on appe,ars i.n ~eso].ut~ion I3oolc No. 12, Page J1.5.
Mrs. Scxlze introduced Clte ;.o1lo~ai.n~ resoluC~i.on and move<i its eido~~ti.on:
F2E.,lOLU'CION P10. SS-6-311 - APPtiZOVINC 7'FIL
i:t?V:f.Sli,D 'CI-!U!dDlili ~AY AllDITI0D1 PLA7' SUISJliC'L'
'f.'0 APPROVAL OP TI{E CI'CX ;iNGIV~P;i,R OP'
rI,1.VA'LIONS AT11J UNDF,RGTtOUND P~IPF OM Ai.,L~1N
AVED]U}i:
Yztnkce
Noodl.e
Dancly
I,iquor
Li.cense
'Lr~insPer
A;enda
ICem No. 9
'I'he Poregoing resol.ut:ion was duly seconded by t9r. I3].esenett.
i~yes (4) Scalzc, I3lesener, Col].ova, P'ahey.
~ayes (0).
I.;esoluti.on declared adopt:ed.
'Lhi.s resolut:i.on appears in Resolutioxi 13oolc No. 12, Page 31.6.
Lee Dlu~ent appeared beio~re the Coui~ici.7. requesC~ing trans.fer of
Karco's P.i.z.za li.quor license Co Yanlcee Nood~l.e D~in<ly.
Tl~e: CiCy Glerlc reported that he ex~~ecCecl to receive Lhe poli.ce
rrport in che rnorning.
6~1r. I'ahey i.ntrodticed Che folloco~.i.ri~; resoluti.on an<I moved -i.CS adoption:
itIsSOI.,U7'ION N0. fS5-6-312 - APPRO~/ING 'C}1C
TRANSP}:R OT' Tki~ GJINF, AN1~ PION-INTOY.ICATING
11AI,1' L~IOUOi2 LIC1sPtiE L'ROM MARCO'S PI.7.ZF~ 7.'0
YAi`1Kr}3 ~IOODL7; DL~~IDY SIJ£iJPC7.' "1'0 RECLIP7; OP
A SATI.SFAC'I.'0`,2Y POL,ICTi 1LL3POR'C
The foregoi.~ig resolutioii was duly sPCOnded by ?4r. Blesener,
Ayes (4~) P~ahey, I3lesener, Sc~lze, Col.l.ova.
Nayes (0).
ResoluCi.on declared adopCed.
This resolut:.ion appears in I:esoli,iCi.on lloolc ~o. ].2, l?age. 37J.
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,4INU'L'FS
CiYy Councl.l
June ~6, 1985
Dei;ace/ Mt~.RoberL DeT3ace ~ppe~rEd before tkic Council. request.ing approva7. oi
Zi.lge Che DeBace/?~ii~;e l~lzi[. and ap~~>r.ov~l. to corts[ruct a AO t:oot by 7.00 fooc
Pl.a~~ bi.ii.7.di.ng on Che bacLc port:ion of: pr.oposed Lo[. ]..
Agend~l Mrs. Scalee pointeci out ChaC thc Plani~ee' has ind~icated t1i~C under
Item No. ].0 Cod.e an accessory bui].d:i.n~ cannot: be lar~er th~n 30% oE thc f>rinciple
bu-ildi.r~; on a Xnropert:y.
Mir. 1?aViey asked ~ahy "ir. DeEace was not. infor.med of Chi5 Code r.equ{.r'ement
until toriigi~iC's meetin£;. ~°[c. Pahey ~Ec1C: ehac the mat:.ter hzs noC bc;en
kiandled prop~a-ly and cecei.ving Ch-is i.nf:orinati.oi'i aC Ctiis point 1n tlie
process a.s noL fa~ir to Che develope~r.
Mr. DeBace ~~o~i.nCed ~~ut tkiae at the last meeti-no the Counci.l. -indi.cuted
a wil].ingness to approv~=., a second bui.].di.ng i.f. the Cwo proper.t:i.es
bei.n~; discussed were canbined.
?ir. Pai~cy po~i.nted out tPiaC ~.f.L Che property wer.e rezoned Pilll, tlien
Che second bui.l.di.ng could be z~pprovecl<
N(r.. DeBace commented thaC ~apital City G1~x°~s needs Che extsa space
and Pic has compli_~d witJ~i the rec.ommendations made by Chcr. Co~u~~c:il. at.
tlie l.aet meetl.n,;, Dei3ace requested tl~iat a vnriance be approvcd f'or
c.onstruct~ion of~ a second bul.l.dirif; on Cl,ie proper.Cy.
Mrs. Scalze y~ointed out Chst:. tite C~i.ty compo~.mded tLie ~~roblem when i.t
al.l.owed i~1r> DeBace t:o bui.l.d on an outloc l.n the: f;i_rst place.
De:l3ace poin~ect o~rt that he is combi.ni.n„ t:he prope>,rty as thc; Counci.l
,ut;~esced. I;el3ace requestcd tl~~aC che: properCy d1.~iisi.on be approved
~~nd I~ie be gi.ven pecmission to bui.ld tPie second buildi.ng,
Pahey poi.nted out that Che Cou~~~cil. rejected Ctie Lir.sC k~roposal for a
PUl) because the Counci'L cli.d not lil,<e Che fact: Chcit the lots were r~ot
cornbi.ned. ~ow ~1r. lleBacc i.s wi.1l.i.n;; to combi.ne the l.ots. Pahey as!ced
if Che Council was willi.ng to grant a 1'UD on the ~~r.o~r_rCy to allow
Che two bu~i_1.dings sis proposed.
hlxs. Sca].ze comn~ented that [he Counci.l mi.isL: be~ consisCent in :it,
Cr.ettt_meitt. o[ ci.t:i_zens,
Co1.lova pointed oi.it that tPze propErty is acljacent to ~i YUD area.
Scalze staCed that. khat arca caes declared a 7?lID bect.ii.i,e i.t was
devel.ope-d bef.ore the ordi~~iance was ~i-n ptace and thc ~rea w,~s a mess.
Scal.ze st~t:ed that ~i.t the City a1.lows t~~ro btcildi.ngs on che one pi.ece
of: propert:y, the C:ounci.l. woul.d have no basi.s Co refuse &i.mil.ar request:s
:in the futur<~:.
'Cl2e Gity ACtorney sCat_ed that the City Counci.l could approve the two
builctJ.ngs iF the properCy were re~oned YIJD.
I'ah~y s~~.~ted th~t: he has n~ prob~lem with PUD roni.ng becai.ise Out:lot D
~i_s pznt:. of: Ryan Industrial Pae'!~ zincl i.s currenCl.~ ~oned PIJD. I'ahey
pot.nCed ouC tl~~e narroG~ness ot' the properCy ancl i.es clr_pt_h. F~Riey
P~ine --£S-
MINU7'ES
Ci.ty Counc.i.l.
June 26, 19F35
DeBace/ &Cated that Y.I~ere cvls no oCL~ier wny to develop the bucLc of Chi.s ~roperCy<
7i.].~;e Plat tah~y ~l.so pointed out ti~i.it_ i9r. Dexlice shoul.d ltavc; becn told Lhat kie
(Cont.) could noC put 2 second buildin~.; of thc si.ze he plans on the property
f:rom Clie begi.itni.rtn,
P-trs. Scnlz~-~ st~t:ed ChaC i.P a PUD ~is approved tor the propeety, any
homeoraner ~i.n the Ci.cy could reque;c PUD zon~ing and put anoCher kiouse
on Che baclc of t:Fie~ir 1ot=s. Scalze ,al.so r,~uestioned whaC assurane.e the
Ci_ty has that the second buildin~ woutd have th~e sanie use as ti~~e
principle buildins,;.
t9s~. DeTS~ice re~~oeted t:haC h¢ is enter:in~; into a parcha,e agr-e~;m~nt f.~or
thc second bui.l<lin, wiCl~ Gapittil City Gl.ass.
i'ahey felt the~t. Che City's bus:i.ness licens.ing pirogram ~aoi.ild pol.ice t:h:is,
Scalze a>tc~d ~if tt~e absCract could be note<i i.n such ~i way Co ensure
the tl~~e second bui_ldi.n~ ~aoul.d have the s~me use ~is the pr:i.nc~iple
b~iilclino. Scalze noted Chat the C1.Cy does not lcnow whaC u~i11 happen
ioiCh r:i seco~d bui.l.ding such as thi, i.n ten year's t.ime.
~Ir. L~ahey poi.need out that T.he Cil:y granted Pet:erson ~[~i_nCenance a
bullding permi.t for a second bui.ld.~.ng. ucal.ze poi.nCed out. that
1'eCerson Mai.ntenancc has a].ot o[ ,[ront:. Lootage so that the property
coi.iLd be sp7.:i.t i.n the fuCurc.
d5r.. Pahey noted Chat it wi.ll Ct~ke f.our ~fi~.irmati.ve vot<-~s of Che Counci.'1
to ap~>rove PllD zonii~ig Eor Lot l.
iir. Joe Doocly, representin~ Mr. 'l,ilf;e, ~ippeared bef.ore tlie Co~mc:i.l and
stated tLiaC i~Ir. 7il~;e ~aould lilce to get the plat expedited, but doe,
not want to ho'Ld up ~~[r. De't3ace iit any way. Uoody asked iE the proper.tq
i.n question could be. added to Outlot D so thac it'. becornes a parC oi
the Ityan ZndusCrial Park PUD.
."Ir. )7~hey aslced if; the Council. wanCe~! to approve 1 PllD for ChE pr.oposed
Lot 1,
idrs. Sc~lze commented CI~aC she d:id not .feel. t1'iat I'lJD zon:i.n~; should be
used ~in order to get around CP~ie ordi.i~ance and to get a litCle more tlian
a devel.oper wo~ild norma~lly ~et:. Sc~ii.ze seated that s.ie fe1C i9r. Del3ace
sk~~ou,ld h~ve been not:if:i_e<1 by the Planner of Ch~ error b~~f:ore tonight's
meetin};.
Sc.:ilz~ also po~inCecl ouC tk~at t_he Ci.Cy ha, turned do~an si.m~iletr requests
because rhey d:Ld not haae the necessarq lot t.`~-~ntag~:..
t7r. Fcihey aslcecl iS Che use o~f thc POD o~oul.d avoid Che r~eces,i.Cy Lor
sp~~i.nkl.erin~; the hu:i.Ldirit;. ~~[r. DeBace repJ.i.ed th2C he i.s inakinp., provisi.on
to i>ring water to Che proper.ty for sprinlclcrin;;.
Pa}.;c' -9-
?~(SNllTCS
City Coi.~ncil.
,7une 26, 1.9E15
De'3ace/ 9'he Pl.annec sc~itecl Chat if tne bui7.dinp, is over 3,000 ,quare Leet -i.n
"/,ilge Pl.at sice, :i.t must: bc sprinklered.
(Conc.)
Mr. Tahey asl<ecl ~dhere <~tse tl,tc Ci_ty m~ight run into Che E>roblem of
a developer requ~st5.n~ a i~uildi.rig on the baick of hi;; propFC[y. Scc~ilze
repli.Ed thaC Che probl.em cou7.d occur in Ryan :[ndustri.~il Parlc. Scalze
poinCed out that Chea Council. reccnt:l,q made i•tr, Ryan re;nove a road
easement ,Erom a pl~it.
ilr. L'ahey staCed thaC hie ~va, in favor of a]?UD for. Che pr.opo,ed L,ot
due to th~ LacC Ct~at Lhc curcent OUCLoC D i.s parC of,~ Ckie 1'tyan
Tndustri_a,t Yarlc PUp. 1?aney staCed Ch2C cverq request should P>c
considerecl individi.~ally. f?ahey stated that he was not ~i.n favor of:
evEry 1oC t~avi_ng two bu:ild~in„s, but thought each si.tuation shou7.d be
consider.ed. P':~tiey poi.need our that tite back oL' Out1.oC D i.s oril.y 25
f:eeC wide.
Scal.ze stated that Ouel.ot D sktoul.d nevex~ liave liad ;~ build~i_nfl on it:,
anci now the Gity is goi.n~ Co increase t11e d~vFlo~~me;nt of this ].ot.
N[r. llet3acc sCaGed that he :i.; addin~ more Chan enough ~roperty tor the
add~i.ti.onal bu.ildin~.
N(r< F3lesener e~slcecf ±~he locetLon of the E~re,ent Capi.tal City G1ass
i~uildi.ng. T4r. t)eti8ce expl.ained th~i.s.
T'uhey felC thaC by 2pprov~inE; the second building for PeCerson f-laintenance,
the City seC a preced~nt Chnt uncler. somE~ ci~rcumsCances a seconcl built7inf;
woul.d be cons:idercd.
'r~ir. 'Fahey inCroduc~:~d tlte f:o'llozai.n~ resoluti.on e~nd movecl ics acloption:
RtiSOI,U'[7.OV NO< 85~~-b-313 -~ ,N?I?ROVL4G 'C1-fE UeBAC.Ii/
l~CL,GL PLA'L A6 PRF.SLN'I'BU WI'C;:I T,ItE AC)DITION OP
PAOPuR7'Y 'CO OU'CLOT D'CO 7~ORT1 L,OT 1, ANll GRA~TING
COD7CE7?'C APPROVAL TO CONSTKIJCT AN ADDI'CTONt1L 40
F00'L I3Y 100 ].~OOT PRINCII?L7; TIUTLI)I1iG 0~ LO'I' 1
"Ihe £oier~oi.np; resolut-io^ was duly secondect by ~4r. Coll.ova.
Ayes (3) 7'ahey, (:ollova, ~Slesc-ner.
Naycs (1) Scalze.
Resol.ution denied,
This resolution appears in 7tesoluCio~i 13oolc No. 17, Pxge 318>
t1r. l~oody r.~ue,ti.oned Ch:it the Co~.mc;i.1. was i.n f:act de~iyi.ng Ctae ~~l~~t.
Uoody stated ti~at h,lr. DeI3ac~r. is not requcst~i.nq; ne~.~ F'UD zoni.n~„ but
only to adcl Z>roperty to a ct.irrent PUll area.
'I'he C~ity ~Ctorney r.epl.iecl thz~t this would be a new PUD zone and 1 new
T'UD A~reernent wot.tld be needed.
P;~tge -].0-
i~'fCN!1'I'A;>
f:it:y Counci.l
Junc 26, 19&5
DeESace~
(:i.l.ge 1?I.at
(Cont.)
clr, l~ahe~ coinmentecl thaC the :intent o[ Che mo~~i.on caas to sppr.ove
the ~1aC wi.Ch a PUI) zon~ing for Loc 1 and th~ conce.pt oE an addiCi.onal
bi.ii.lcling or~ t.he baicl.c of Lot 1..
Irlr. L'ahey inforrned N,r. De'[;ace chat he would l~iave Co clecide whetlier~
to h~.ive Clie .full Counc:Ll. reconsider Cl,~~ proposal or £;o back Co a
re~con.f.i.guraCi.ori oE Che property.
Nlrs, Scalze poinCed out that Ch~ Ylanrier already submi_t:ted a proposal
[or' Che property i.n wh~i_ch four lots would be worknbJ.e.
i1r. T~ahey :introducecl the 4.oJlowin~ resol.ution and moved :i.ts ado~~tion:
RESOZ,U'1'IOt~ N0. 35-G-314 ~- D~NYTNG 'L'lti. ll~SAC1?/
'/,:CL~GE PLA7' AS PREiF.NTED ~~ 'I'Hi3 13t1StiS OE~ 'L'kIF3
PREV:COUS t~10TI0N llENYTNG YI.,AT APPP.OVAL ~Nll Tl~l]'s
i'ACL 'Cl-IA'C h11:. lle13A0t, DOIS NO'1' I'7:ND "C[~IIi 7?LA'L
ACC1iP'CABLli AT 19,IIS POINT
'I,och ~uCo
L:epair
License
'I,'he foregoing reso.luCion was du7.y sec.onded by D1r. C;ol.lov~.
Ayes (4) l~ak~ey, Co1.lovzi, ScaLze, ;BlesFner.
Nayes (0).
ResoLucion deelared adopted.
Thi_s re,c~luCion appears i_n Resolut:ion 13oolc No. 12, P~ige 319.
i1r. and i~4ts. 7,oc11 appeared bef.or.e Che Counci.l on ai~~proval. of ti
spec.:ial use permi.t: foc~ xi.~CO repa~lr..
:4rs. Scalze canmenCed th~.iC at. a recent Council rteeting Che Coch's
At;enda were tolcl Co come baclc and i.nform tl~~e Counc_il whet thc:y P~ad in mind
:Ltem Dio. 11. For Chis s(>eci.al use p~rmit, Sca7.ze poinCed ouC that onlq minor
tiuto repair i, alloGacd in a S-3 ctistr~i.ct:. Scalze sCated that tlle
business ~cross Che street rnay have escal,.ited i.nto m~jor auto repair
and the CiCy mi~;hC want.: Co s~eal< oiiCh chi.s bustiness owner,
Pahey in,tormed Che 'Locfe's thmt the Ci.ty necds to Lcnow Che number o[
vehicles i.nvolved zvnd t:ypes oL acCivi.tes.
Kr. 'Loch st~ted thaC he h1d no pl.ans Co begl.n any auCO repai.r f'or a
couple oL years and anytl~zirif; he iooul.d be do:ing :in the meant.i.rne wou7.d
bc ou h:i.; own vehi.cles. Fahey poinCed out th~C ti~ere ,i.s nothi.ng in
tl~~e ordi.nanee to ~revent ~:[i-. Zoch farom worki.ng on his oc.~n carrs w~ithout:
a sneci.al. use perrn:i.C.
iSrs. Zoc.h stat:ed that. the 73uil.ding Tnspectwr sugoesced thtit they
apply [or tlic permit ^oar ~in case the Code :i.s chein~;ed. T.n Cl~i<~L way
Yhey ~aould be ~;randfaCh~red :in.
ilr. 131esener poi.nted out tiiat t:he 2,och'; won~ld not be graitdfaCkier-~d
i.n because i.f~ the permiC :is not ~.~sed, it woulcl lapsc.
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MINU'CGS
Ci.ty Couiic-i.l.
June 26, 19£35
2ock~ l~uto 'fhe Ci_Cy Attorney po,i_ntec,t out. thait there i.s an abandonment clause ot
Repair one year. f.`or the p<;rmit.
(Gont.)
The Coi.inci.l su~gested tk~at the 'l.och's appl.J Por the permit at the ti.me
~tr. Zoc~i would begin doing m.inoz auCO xepai.r.
73i-~i~]
~~ iir. Pau7. Grettum oP 73rady's atpPeared 1,>efore tkie Courici7. requesl:i.n;
y
I.,iquor approval oP hi.s 1lquor and entertainmenc licerises.
Li.cense
~(r. t~~he~ aslced il' there k~ave been any furCher compLaints about Che
~~E
~~~~~ noise ~rom iiracly'>. i~r. Jxn Vi.:lleaux repliecl th~t~ }ie h~s not heard
,
ICern No. 12 any compla,i.nts, J'he Clerlc I:.aCed ~haf, he had onc comk~lai.nt, but Che
part.y did not i<now it th< uo~.se was comi.ng f.'rora l.-loggsbreaCl~ or i'x~dy's•
i4r. Fahey sCated Cl~at he understood ChaC the problem he.~s been cor~rect:ed
>i.nce S3rady's i~ias haci a sound expert i.n. .
The C:i.ty ACCor.ney commented C1~iaC C~.he case ~igeinst ~flrady's has not
been disrn~issed, but conti.nued Eor six rnonChs.
Mr. I~ahey intcoc(uced th~ follo~oing r.esolut~.i.on and rnoved its adopt~ion:
RI3SOI.UT:[ODI D70< 35-6-:)1.5 - [1Pk'ROVI~G
f3[:ADY' S I,IQUOR ANl) ;iDl7'Elt'['A7 NN[ENT 'L~ICtiP1SL;S
'Che Eo~regoi.no re5;ol.ut.i.on was dul.y seconded by ~ir. I3l.esener.
Ayes (4) Cahey, 31ese.ncr, Collova, Sc21ce.
~ayes (0).
Resol.ution declared ado}~ted.
Tl~iis r,esoluCion ap}~ears in ;:eso7.uCion ~Boo!c Dlo. 12, Pa~e 320.
R~nnsey Mr. Dwayne Johnson of. tlte CounCy ExecuCi.vc~ Offii.ce appeared before che
County Coi~nc:il. Co e.xp'Lain the P.amsey County ,'int~i_C;Lement Pro~ram. Johnson
L.nt,i.tlement >Cated Chat: i.inder Che pr.o;rarn Che Ci.ty :vould be cl.i.~;ible Por ~f.i.irids
for comrnuni.ty tlevelopment. 'Che C:ity would have to sign an agreement
Agenda Co be eligible for t:h~sc fund, und agrce Co wor~c thro~iah tkir~ Co~int.y
ICern ido. '1.4 for thc .f.unds eather tt.ian Che SCate.
i4r. Fahey stat:ed that the letter e.cpla~i.n~i.ng t1~e Program was sel.f.`-
explanaCOry. S.~cai~ey sCated t:haC l'ie was in f.avor of the program and
poi-rieect out ChaC tlte City's cnances ot gaetin~ aiiy fiindirig uncler
the Sme~l.l. Ci.ti.es Prograin coas zero.
Lir. Johnson ,tated that the County woi.ild worlc w.iCh t:.he communi.tics
to develop the administsaCive rules. Also, 5t. Pau'l. is noC a pac•t
of th~is proaram, only the ].S subw-hln communiCi.es.
Page -1.7_-
P4INi7'I'13S
City Coucicil
Jw~e 26, ]985
~:amscy
Count_Y
-~nti.t].crnent
(Cont.)
The Ci.t:y Cl.ez~lc suggested Cl~iat tl~ie Counc~l wait uritil he receives cl,~e
a~reement Erom the County Y,~efore t1'iey Cal:e acCior~.
i'lr. Collova reyuesCed thaC he be „i.ven a copy of. t:l~c mi.n~iees from
tl~e Ji.ily 10 rna~~et~i.~n~;.
;rfr. Johnson stlted that t_he program :i.s very broad. tixamples of. what
would be el.~i-gibl.e arc rehabililacion pt~ojecCS, business ].oan ~ro~rzlms,
sCOrm slu~l.t:er>.
17aheq aslced wl~~en Che pro~ra*.n would be i.n pl.ace., Johnson r.epl:ied that
casl~ i~.ows would ~e~;~i.n ear7.y Spri.ng oi 1J86.
',1r.. Plesener aske<l how projects woulcl be chosen Ior fundin[,;. yr..
Juhnso~t repli.ed that thi.s cri.Ccri.a wotild be worlced out wiCPi the
comrnuni.ti.es.
137.esener su~~;ested thtit there 'oe one cepresEneative per community,
versus basi_n~ representaCion on populati.on. Mr. .Johnson stratecl tnaC
he di.d not. lcno~a ho~v Chi.s caoul.d mork and explained i:ha~ llalcota Co~mty
was clivided i.nto eireas and Chen two represenCati.ves were chosen irum
each area.
Stenoer "Che CiC.y Gngineer re~orCed thant h~ lias rev~iewed tlic_ clrai.nage pl~xns
Dr~nina~e fo~r Che Stenger projr.cC ~~ind fi.nd, Chem to be sati.sfactory, 41r.
Stengc.r explalnecl the drainage pl.ans to C:L~e Counc:i.l.
Agenda
~ddiC:ion ~tfrs. Kle9.n noted Cliat: at Che begi.nning of the rneeti.ng ~Qr. I37.esencr
^~ade sane. com~nents regardi.ng her property and the SCenf;er proprrty
anQ t<ix i.nceeroent £:inanc:ing. Mrs, Klein asi<ed that CL~iose comments
be exp].a~i_tied.
~tr. 131esener ststed th~aC at Che 1asC meeti.ng he commenCed i.n
di.sct.ission about thc Centervi.lle Road area t:i~at tax incsement
f~inanc:i_n~; should be. considered. Blesener. exp1.ained that Cax ~i.nc.rement
financing i_s a~aay oi e~nticing a developer. 131e.sener aiso comment:ed
that there. in<iy be other ~ir.eas ~aiChi.n Clie C~i[y thac could be i.mprovec(
or devel.oped. ;f3lesener st~iced Chat he said thaC the iCen,er/Klein
property coulcl possLb).c be a p,ood area Por t:his. "I'he St.:eneroden
properCy was al.so rnent_~ioned.
~ir. }31es~ner poi.ntecl out th~iC uncter i:he SCenger proposal tl~~e: Ci.Cy :is
~e~Cing a sm~ll of'.S'i.ce ~uilcli.n;. 'Ltie Ci.Cy mi.~;he be abl.e t.o ;et a
1ar~ e off. ice builcli.ng it A4r.s. Kl.ein werv~ willin~ t:o scl.l. hex~ property.
'f.he CiCy has some opCions under t2x incrernent iinanci_n~ Chat i.t i.s
not: chosi.n~ to exerc~.i.se.
2~[t~. SCeneer. com~nented t1~aC under tax incr.ement fi.mm~c~i.ti~;, thc: C-i.Cy
could condemn properey.
Prtge -~ 1.3~-
i4INU'Clt; i
Cil:y Counc.i.l.
Sun~ 26, 19F35
Stenoer i1r. Fahey stressed the facC Y.hait che Ci.Cy has no plans wht~tsoever to
Drairia€;e conde~mn any propcrty.
(Cont.)
"Prs. ;Sl.e:i.n requested tl~iat sliould Che CiCy consi.der t:ax i.ncremenC
Li.nancin€; fer her. property or tt~c condemnaCion of: her prop~rC.y,
th~rt she be so advi_sed. Air. 1:~ahcy noain stated that Y.he City h~s
no :i.nt.e.nt:i.on oi condemni.ng propert.y.
'r1~rs. KLei.n sCated i:hat. f;i.ven an offer, her prope~rCy i.s ior ,a1e.
?4rs. Sca]ze introducecl the folJ.owinc; resol.uti.on ancl moved ~SS adoC>ti.on:
Pt?SOLtITIUt~' D10. 35-6-31.6 - AiPROVING 'CFt73
DY.A]:NAGI: P1.~Fli]S AS PItGSI'st~l'P}?U BY [4J.2. S'CiSNCE,it
AND IIASliD 0~ 'Ci-ll3 RItCOi~tKL;NDA'CZO~ Ol~ Tt(P CI'I,'Y
fi~lGI~;I~I?R
'Cl~i~~ toe~~„~o~ing resoluCi.on ~oas du:ly seconded by ~tr. f37.e-sener.
Ayes (4) Scailze, Blcsener, Fahey, Col.l.ov1.
iJayes (C).
`tesol.uti.on dec7ared adopced.
9'h:i.s reso7.uci.on ai~~~ears in I;esoluC:i.on Boolc No. 12, Ya~;e 37_,i..
Recc:ss ~C this point i.n Che meeting, 9:35 P.D1., Cotmcil took ~ short recess.
The meec~ing iv~s reconvened at. 9:40 7?.P1.
Indust.ri~l. '%tr'. Fahey noCed that the 1?l.anner ki~s ~.ind:icated Cl~iat major and mi.nor
Yarl< auto cepai .r. have been excluded fron~ Chc proposed IP Industrial 7?ark
Il? D~.isCri_et DisCri~t~ bott~i as a per.rni.ttecl use an d as a concliti.o nal use.
Agenda 'C11e o~.mers oE qua7.iCy Aspha].C wcre present at Che meeCi.n;; and
:Ctem tdo. 13 i.nLormed Che Council. th~C Cile~y would l.ilce to renC ouC a porti_on of
their building f:or auto repa:i-r. A11. repa~.irs aould be done :ins~i.dc
t:Pte bui.ldi_nf;.
Kr. I~ahey stated that he s~w no reason ,Eor excludin~; Lh.is usc.
Fahey staCed t_haC Couneil. concern was tor a Pi~i¢;h qual~i-Cy ~ark and :iL
bui.ld~i.ng,Lool.c ~ood and thc repa~.rs eire dorie insi.de, the bui_ld~in~s,
Iie had no object~Lons to i_t.
:~~Ir. Cril.tman sCaCed tl'~aC i.n revic:aing t:hc tises F~or Ctie di~tr:i.ct, they
did not feel. chat auCO rep~i.rs was a Cype of' use Chnt t:he Cc~uncil coas
ai_n~ing for, tto~vever, this .Ls a pol.icy clec:i.si.on on Che part of tk~e.
Coimcil.. The °].a~ne:r ,tated that kie did noC have a pro67.~m a~i.th ;iC,
t4r.. ,`.'ahey ;tated tRat ~if the ordin~tince. is adopted as stands, aui.o
repair wi.11 not be a1.lowed. tlosaever, there is roorn i_n I?qan I'arlc
for such a business and iC i_s a permitCed u:;e i.n tLi~,~C areet.
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CiCy Co~aici.7.
June 26~ 1`-)35
Indu5tri.al
Parl<
7.P Distri.cC
~ConC.)
7'tie oomer of. Qua7.ity Aspha7.t po:i.nte-d out tFiat: ur,dee the neor ord~i.nance
his present ~.~se would be non-conf.ormin~. f,~ahey stated th2t [haL 4ras
coerect and undcr che neF~ ordinance, Qual.i.[y Asphal.t wo~ld noC be
able [o expand.
Mrs. ;cal.ze nointed out. t.taat the necv code ~~rill l.i.init out:door stor.~~c:
to tl,~~ s9.ze oP the bui.lding. 'iP~e oomc~~rs o1: Quality Asphale comrnenCed
tl~at al.l thei.i' storage :i.s i_nsi_de thei.r bui7.di.na,
i~ir. '3lcsener submi.Cted Co Ghe Council ~~ *vor'<in~ papen c~ put to~,e:ther
for 13ui.1.ding Requirernents. ~il.esener reported that. the Bui.ldinr, ~Cnspe:ctor
hz ;ugt;est_ed that it the Ci.ey does not. want pole or slee,l bu:ildi.ngs ir~
thi.s area, o-it~y rioC }ust say so in the orctinance.
I3lesener al.so sugg;ested t:hat rather than ~;o C.o a c.ond~.C~.i.onal use per~»it
for somothi.n~; othc~r Lhan masonry coristruction, why not jusL have aLl.
bui].di.nP plans for Chi> area reviewecl by the Counci.l.
~1r,. Scalze pointe
svotalct be a1lo~aec.l.
in (>ar~igzaph D. L.
stucco iri ttxe 25"%.
Counci.l. sl~iould not
d out chat. under ;`^.r. I21ese~ner's proposnl sCucco
f3l.esener suSgested that st;ucco could be excluded
Pahey sZated Chat ck~e Council. p~rev~.tously allow~d
Pahey fel.t tl~at Cftis prev.i.ous aqreement by C.h~e
bc r_hs~n„ed.
lahey s~.~~s,esCed thae Chie Al.annec i.ncor.porate ,'.~lr. I;7.esener's worlcing
paper, a1on~; wi.Ch the che.inges sug,estect tint.o Che ordi_~ance and presenL.
iC to t.he Council.
TLie City clerk reported ~haC ordina~ce woutd have co bc publ.isPied aiid
a~opted.
tetr. ['ahe~ introducFd the foll.owing ordi.nance etn<I muved i.ts adopCion:
OP,DIN~NCi~: ~10. 256 - ~\N OP.DI~ANCE ~.~(~SNp7:P7G
SRC'CION 9J.£3 OF 'CHf3 f,I'I'TLfi G.AhADA "tIUVIC,f,I'nL,
COllli, !:}iLn'C7NG~ TO ACCk;SSORY 73UILDINGS WI.'Ckt
7'i-IIi ADD"C'1'SON OI' 91~;.060 i3UZLDIDIG RT:OU:f.1:(:N1C'~'1'S,
AS PP.f3Sli~l'CED AND D.TSCU3SEiD 4d1[ICH f3A91.CALLY
I.LTMlNAIES 7'Hl's CONDiTIO~AI. OS~ ?f?Rt~1IT RLQt,IIFtC,MA;t~'C
I~OR ElX'I'FRIb1Z 13UII.,llfNG I'TN:CS1ll3S 0'CF~~R "CHAN
~(.qSONI:Y A~?D CLAR:CPTCS L~NCUAGIt IN ;0~[F: 31iSPt3~"L;
'Ctie F.orego~i_ng ordinance was duly secondecl by :~~,[rs. Sca7.ze.
Ayes (4) Pahc.y, Scalzc, Collova, Bl.esener,
Nmyes (0).
Oirdinance d~cl.ared adopted.
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City Council
June 76, 7.98i
Co:mnuniCy i'[rs. Scelze sub:ni.tted a worlcl.n~ paper to tl~ie Council. with a proC,>osed
Centcrs defi.ni.cion 1'or coirnm.m:ity center and one f:or neigFiborhood center.
Scalx,e st~ted Ch~t ~he m~'~deled Che second paragr~oh oE tt~e defi.niLi.on
nn~p~~i af:t~r Pa~.irview Communi.ty <;enter.
TCC.m !~o. '1.`.i
Counc~tl had some di.scuss~i.on as to cohecher the worcl "cocnmuni.Cy" sl~oul<.l
be subsCi_ti.iC.ed for t?~e woi'd "human". i~tr.. Fatiey Ce1c Chat: ChE~ Gi.ty
sl:iould st:iclc wi.th the ~.vord "humari" or something si.rnilar.
P~ihey al.so poinCed ouC Chat uncler Ct~~e delin~iti.on a non-pzro(it or,~.~ruzat:i.on
coul~ not: buy Che uui.lding,
Mr,. Scalze ;[aCed CI~~T. s1~e did not wane to i.nclude ~is~s not curecuCly
incl.u~F~d under t.lte cureenC ordincance.
P~Ir. ~.tilesener fc1C Chat thc E~roposal. sl~~ould be senC to Ll'ie 5chool.
Di.stx~i.ct: Eor revie-.~. Sc~.ilze sugg,esced tLiat th~is be done. 1f:eer ~P~e
defi.n~iti.on hFid been ref:ined. Scalze also po:ineed out Ch~t the maCter
woulcl £;o [o a public. heari_n~ and the Schoo]. D~isCr~ict ~ao~.ild have. input
aC Chal time.
~shey staced Ch2c a noi~i-profi_t or~ani.zati.on woul.d not buther him.
Scal.ze repli.ed cPiat Ctic City :i.s tall<ing about a canmun~i_ty cenCer
ind shoul.d l:imi.C the defini.tion to tk~at.
~~ir. l~~ahey i.nst:rucced t1~at thF m~tter be Put on t~~e agenclaz for, tha next
Coune.i.L meeei.nf;. ~Cn t:he: meanriti.me, tlie Counci7. woulcl revi.ew tiie
proposal. submi.ttecl by i4rs. Scalze.
Yo~.ith Mr. Pak~ey reporced Ch<1t ct~e Youth Servi.ce Bureau i_, requesci.ng 1n
S~~rv-ice iricrease ot $305 i.n 1930. 'Lhey are a7.so requesting ti~at the Ci_Cy
t;urea~.~ pxi-t.iciptitc -i_n an acldi.ti_onal pco; ran -zt a cost ot ;609 for 1.9f36.
A{;enda ^1r. C+ahey :inCroduced the fo'l.lo~aing resol.ue:ion and moved i.ts adopt-i.on:
IC.crn No. l6
I:L60L0"CLOld i~0. 35-&-317 - APPRO~II~G 'L't(ti
1.98b :!?IIDIDING R1;QtJF;S'f Mt\Dli llY "CtII2 Y00'C'I
Sl?!tVICL; t3UR1?AU ~ .
The fore~oi.a~ resolution ~vas du:l.y seconded by i:1r. 1',l.esener.
~\yes (4) Fahey, Rl.e:;ener, Coll.ova, Scalze.
~!ayes (0).
R.es~~~lu~:ion decl~red adopted.
'1'4~i> resolut:ion appears i.n ResoluCion ~oolc No. 1.2, Pa„e 32^,
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~'IT l'lPJ'G;i
Ci_ty Counc:il.
June 26~ 19£;5
Used Ccir i:lr. FaPiE~~y po~,inted out tl~~aC under current: ord~inance usocl car lots arc
Lots only al.lowed in C2-2 or F3-3 ioric:s and then oriLy wtt.h a condi.tional.
use permiC.
~~;e~nda
Ttcm No. 1.7 Patiey sCaced that he o~as not in f:avor of requirin;; that ti used car
1ot have ~~ repaie shop al.~o< Fahcy [el.t Chat Chi., would causc more
of a mess. 'Chis is ~ recomm<:~ndaC:i.on thae ~uas made by the Cic~9 Planner.
2~7r 37esener repoet:ed tlt~t th~, d3ultding Zn,peccor did i~oC feel thi.s
:is wP~at Ctie C:U:y wanCS to do as this ~~ou1d {'oircee major ~uLO repair
into B-3 areas. ~'1so, Che 7Suildin~ :Cns~>ect.oc i_, su<iest::i.m~; th2l e
cerCain amount oE square fooCa~;e be- required £~or each used car.
?4rs. Sculze poitii.:e¢ out th~C C.he Ctty coulct get ~i Lot of usacl csir lots
r~~,iLhout any oi.ii.lclings. 'Ch~is wi11 not };enc.ia[~ any Laxes f.or Che Ci.ty.
Scalre yues~ioned cahy otller citi.es r.equire a new car dealersh~ip i.n
conjuncCi.on otiCl'~ used cae' sal.es.
Pxl~iey sCated ChaC hc w~s opposed to requ~i.ring new c~ar sailes azlonb
w.ith used car s~les. i;leser~er poi.ntect out that ther.<~~ -.is rioC enoup;Li
roo~n in the C~ity '1ef.t for a new cac• clealership.
fllesener f:elt Chat Cha Ci.ty shoul.d requ~.ire pavi.n€; of ~.ised ctir lots
and. a ce,rCain amoi.int of square footage oE paved are<i per used car.
Nlrs. Scal.ze stat.ed that. tl~ie Counei.l. has Co clec.~ide i.P iC is Go:ire,y, to
a11.ow ~~a former house to be set u~~ ~is a used car ].ot witl~i cars around
ik:. i~4r. I'ahey siaced tllat C.his di.cl not bolher h?m, but he is wi.llin;
to l.isten t:o anj suggestions.
i~irs. >calze suggesC.ed that perh2ps there should be a requi.remeut Chat
a used aar sal.es 1ot cannot be withi.n so many feeC oP ~ r~siden[ia1
aeea~, Sc<xlze po~.inted out the County Road C siren und sug~ested a fi.g;ure
oP 500 f-cet,
Fahey st2ted that a resideti~CL~zl home next co a commerc~.ia1 area i.s a
problem. Scal.ze st<ated that tk~ere ar.e uses in a commerci.al arezi Chat
arc not objecCi.onable nex[ Co eesidenti.al,
Scealze ielC t.hat Er.om a tax sCandpoint, che CiCy sho~il.d h~ve a raCio
of interior d:i;plziy space.
Fir. }3leserner f'e1t LhaC pavi.n~; wou].d improve. appearances. Pahey
sCated thaC he was ~igreeable to paving rand a requirement oE so m~riy
(ee.t fro~n res~idenC,ial propcrcy.
P~ir. F,ile,cnEr su,~~+f.ested Ci~at Chere be 3°0 squalie (.ceC requ:ired p2r ctii:'.
'Phis will prov~,tde for a~t0 co 45% covera;;e of. the pn~ied area. (:ri.Ctman
sCar_rd tl~iat ~ Cypical parl.inp, 1ot. has 320 squrzre £eet: per K>art<in~, ,pace.
F~hey poi_nted out. tha[ Che hoi.~rs of operaCi.on wi_11 be coveecd by Che
c.on<Lition~~l. use pc~rmi.t.
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i11NU'I'ES
Ci.Cy Counci.l
June 26, ].985
Used Car: Nlr. ~2hey statrd Cha[ therc a~r.~e rio v~c.anC buildin~s on Ri.ce Street
Sa1.es (Cont.) and su~;~;esCed th~aC the Counc:i.1 l.eave the maC.ter of' bui.ldi.n~s out,
i%Ir. C;x.•~i.ttmari poinCed o~it that a build:i-rig coulct burn down. 'AhE I'lannE~r
poi_nced out that Che C_ity has e mi.nimum o.f J.,000 square feet requi.red
no.~ foc bu~ildinf;s. The Ci.Cq coulcl requ:ix~e. a ~ecnianent of.C:i.ce l~~uilclin~.
P~hey sCaced that he was in favor of tlte rec~u,ira.meric of~ a per~manc:nt
of.f,ice buildi.n~, p~lving, and m:i_nienum d~istancc requi_remenC.
'I'he Clerk a,tced i_f' ehe Coune:il. was lall<ing ai>ouL r.es:i.dentiall.y zonecl
areas, or res~ident:ial buildi_ngs. F~ahey repli.f:d CnaC he was talki.nb
abouL rcesi_dent:i.tal.l.y zon~~,d ~>roperCy. Pahey also felt that a mi.ni.mun~
oL 200 ,ieeC ~oould puC Che car I.ol. at: le~sC C~ao ].ots eicoay.
'f.t~e Cl.erlc poinced oi,ic chae f3udge.t AuCO i.s onl.y asi.ris, about a c~uar-ter
of thE~ lot< 1?ahey su;gested tP~at ~he C~ity r;o by Che dis~~~lay area.
'I'i~ie PJ.anner poi.nCect ouC. Chat t.hE~ lo[ ~aould tiave L.o submit a s~.i.t_e; pl~in.
P'(r. Collova P.e1k Ch2t l~ndscap:ing should be r~~~qui.re.d. Council £e1t
that: noC just sod, buC ~l~o plaint~i.ngs shoUld be a requi.remenC.
~lr. 'Caliey asked i.f the ordinance c.ould be adopt~d a~~id exi.sti.n~~ businesses
made to comply. The Ci.ty ntGOrney replied ti~at t:hey coulci wiChin a
eeasonable e~mowu o{ t:imc.
P-[es. Scalze stated that surroand:i.nn commun~.iti_E~s only al`toca used cars
wi.ch new cars. Sca7.zc f~1C that a new car dealership ~aoul.d be an
asseC to the cormnunit:y.
l~~.ihey Lc1t that iF Che lot, caere pev~~~> landscaped, tiad a[. l.east a 1,000
;qi.iat'e Loot bui_ldi~~ ancl arc l.oc.ated ~zway fro,~i residencial pr.operCy,
he was al;reeabl.e.
Sca~Lze ,teited thaC she was oppose~l becluse Cmx revenue. would not be
gcnerated.
Mr. Collova aske.d i.; Che nurn~er of u5~d car sal.es licenses coul.cl be
limited.
Scail.re felt that Cax reveitue shoul.fl be consi.derecL Clt. 3?ak~ey Le1C
it was not the Council.'s ;job e.o mzximi_re Che eimounC oL t:~x do7.lars
~eneratecl from e.very pi.ece of pro,~ert:y< Pahey poi.nted ouC ChaC these
busi.nesses o~i_11 be payi.ng the commercial race.
Scalze stated chat she ~aould l.ilce Co see i.ised caz s~le, in conjuncCion
raitF~ new car.~s and that the e~xi.sLi.ng used car lots i.n t:.he C1.ty co~il.d
be <;randf;athered i.n.
P4r. Collova comment,ed Chat the: ma:i.n thorouehLaces i.n Che Ci.tq are. not
seC up Co brl.n~; ~in nevi cer dea7.ci"shi.ps.
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Oi.ty Cot.mci.l.
June 26, 19£?5
Used Car ;Ire Collova sCated that hF l~ias no probl.em wi.th us~;d car 1ot, as long
S~iles ~s they look n:i.c~-~ and Chat Chc. ca.Cy e~equ:i_res Land,czip-i_n~~.
T'he Planner suggc~tt,ed tt~~t thc CiCy aould legisl~zte ho~~a Yar a~2rt
the ].ots have co bc.
}'ahey was a;yreeabl.e to li.miCi.n~; tkie number of ].ots. 'L'he ~~torncy
felt that C6is could be dorie for rc~,ons of not ~enereiCi.ng enougl~
tax doll.ttrs, ~~romoti.on of pol~ice ~.ind triiftic peoblerris. Th~ Attorney
L'e1C that si.icl:~ a pt'ovision ~i_n che ordinance probabl.y would noL be
challe.nt;ad.
P4r. ral2cy ~;uoy~,ced th~t Che number be 1imi.Ced to three and not wi.th:Lri
2,000 f:e~t ot.' each oCher'. I31ese~~er a~;sii.n sug~;estec( Chat the niimber
oF cars be detcrmi.ncct ~ccording to C.he amount of pavect area. i37.esener
su~gested 3£SO square L~e~et per car.
D4r. Patiey siir;gested th2t ch~e Plariner put some~l~iing Coge[her on Cl~~is
und come up wi.th a recommendat~i.on on Che flmow~C of square Eoot:age
per car.
Auco bir. illes~~~nfar pointed ouC thaC auto repai.r businesses eAre ].imited ro
I;epa~.i.r 13-2 ~nd F3 ~ u~cz~is. i'ahey suf;gested tllat thc:y be limi.C~d to 3-3 asems
FSus:i.i~es,~es and then onl. y by conc.li.Ci.onal usc ~ermiC.
Agendl C1rs. :ical.ze po7_nted ouC theat Dave'S AUto 73ody on Condit i_s do',in~, mz~jor
ICem ,lo. l~ auCO rep~4.r and should be 1.ocaCed i.n an CndusLri.al. area. Only minor
auCO rept~ir is al.].owed in 11--3.
Sealze ~l.so pointed out ChaC Kutdc $ody and Yaine Shop oz~ County Ctoad
C~i-s doin~ pa:inti_n~; ~md t1~-is i.s not a17.owed in B-3. Scralze sug~;es[.ect
thac ~he I3ui'Ldi.ng Inspector check out these t~ao b~s:ine>ses.
Scalze also sug~;ested that the Ci[y Clerk lool< at the l:i.censes £or
t.hese businesscs ai~id see wh~it Chey say.
Parl< Convn. Mrs. Scala,e r.eporCe<I thaC Nic(c i<ent has sul>rn~i_tted a l.ettee oL res:i.gnation
Let~er Of from the I'arlc Coinmi.ssion. Seal.ze ~r~uiCecl to publ.icl.y Chanlc Mr. {Cent
Res.i.gr~~lCion f.or h:i.s y~ars of: servi.ce.
Agenda It. wes t:he concensus of Clae Counc:i.,1 thaC this vacaneq shoul.a be
Item i~~o. 1~) aidvo,rti-sed and tl~ie zapE~l.:ic.alioi~s acted upon :~t the Jul.y 10 Coune~i.l
meet:~i.ng.
t°ir. 131esencr pointed out ct~at Chc Ci.ty has already recei.ved one
application for the position,
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MSNUTI3S
CiCy Coimci7.
June 76, 19~5
RarnseY
CoutiCy
Lea~;i.ie
Agendx
Ite.rn No. 20
npprovitif;
~louchees
Agenda
Icem t~o. 2.7.
[elosted ~
Johnson
Property
1'her~ w~s inPor.mat:i.on contained iri Co~inc[1 agend~s Lr,om Che Reune;ey
Co~mty League conccrning Economi.c Deve].o~~ruenC. The C1.erL< reported
thac a fucCher study of. industrial. revcnuc boncls :is beinp proposed.
p1r. 1~ahcy f~~>lt t:l'~at tl'ie sCUdy was oi.it of Lhe C:Lty's 1ea;ue as i.C :i.s
deaLing wiCh port authorities, et.c.
P1r,. iculze f'e1t l:hs~~ the Ci.try st~outd be e~ecepti.vr: to [he eeport 1s
l.on~~ as it docs not cost Chc City anythinb.
_1r. f.~'al~iey :i.nCroduced Che followir~g resolutr.on and moved its ~dok~tJ.ori:
3Ii;SOL,CJT:[ON N0. f35-6-31° - Ai'PROVI~G 'CHl
VOUCHf3RS
Tl~i~ fore;~o.i.n; resoluti.on ~~~as duly seconded by P~Ir. Collova.
Ayes (4) Collova, I'a1~~ey, Scalie, 171.esener.
Nayes (0).
Resoluti.on declared adopt:ed.
'Cl~~i_s resol.uti.on appears in Kesolti[i_on 13oolc No. 12, Pagc 323.
'.Che Cli.ty Attorney reported that he spol<e ~•ri.Ch the realtor f.or Che~e.
Moste~i ~~roperty. ~le, ind~.i.cated th~~it Ntrs. i[osted i., not o~i.ll~ing to
divide her E~ro;~>erty.
Agenda The Attorney al.so reported Cnat ~i.r~ speai;cin~ with t4r, ,Johnson, he
Item AIo. 27_ i.ndicaced that tie m~y keep a re_;i.clential. sLr~.i.p of property al.on„
Gclaer(:c~n. If. he does tl~~at, Chere woulcl not be enoi.~ali property
leLt f'or oa1LEf.e,lds. Johnson is nl,o concerned about a dra-i.nage
prob?em :in ctic 1rea.
Scalze stal:ec( thaC tkic.re Faas never standing waCer i.n the area
imt.i.1 the MosCed property U~as Li.lled.
The AtC.orney si.ig~esCecl thcit ttie City have the °,n;i.nc~er survey Cl~ia:
~ropert:y to deCermine ju,t: wPiat property tPie Ci.ty wanCS ~and then
;~eC 1'(Jpl"8i.5Ft15 on :i.C.
';~i~rs. Scal.ze sup;,;ested t1iaC ~f.ter the surveys are~ done i.f: the
}?ark Comm~ssLon i.s i.n E~vor of purchasi.nv, ehe px•opercy, then
appraisals shouLcl be t>rdcred.
'Che ACtorne:y also staCed lh~at the ~ngi.ne<~.r shoul.d ].oo).c at the water
s~i.tt.taC:i.on.
i9r. Col.l.ova statecl thr.ie tfiere .ire ~i 1ot of dcainagc yuest~.lons on the
property arid sug~esced Ch2C Copot> be order,ed.
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>'i~t~!U'i'ES
Ciey Counc.i.l
June 26, 1.9£~5
N(o>ced 2~ iTr. Blesenerini.roduced thv fol.lowi.ng resoli.it.i.on and movE.d its ~dopei.on:
:toh~~son
I>sopcrCy R?,~SOL1J"CTOq N0. 85--6-:)19 -'LN59'RUCTI~i~IG J'fR4
(Cont.) C.C'fY I 2( II~fI;I2 'f.0 SURVI;Y T1113 ifOSTISD APll)
JO':6\SO\ PI:OPI 121 ~I13.`i Ai~D P12f:Pl121? 'COPO ~ f11~'D
IiPON C~i°iPI.,E'I.'ION 7'kIIS TNPORMA'1'ION S;{OU,LD
BI; Y1tF5L;N`CIiD 'L'0 'PH1: ,P~RK COitP1:CSfiIQN SO
TP~'L' TH1?Y CA~ B_F'PORT 'L'0 'CIiB: COUC7CII., TrfE
P'rASIi3II.~I'CY 01' IiAI,.Li' f.li;LDS ON 'I'l11~SL P?20PGIiTIf3 i~
AND, ]~.F ]?PASZI3LP;, AU'i'(IOK11:[NG TI{T C:CLY CI,E~K
'f0 ORDP:2 .IYJ?RATS~LS OP '1't-lk? PROPIt'R7^C
'Chc £oregoinf; resolution was duly seconded by ~(r. Coll.ova,
/lyes (~r) Fahey, ColLova, Blesenex~, Scal.re.
Na;~es (0).
ftesoluti_on declared adopted.
'Cli:Ls resolution ~ppears i.n Resotuti.on ;3oolc iVo. l2, Pa~e 32G.,
N[r. 1'ahey ii~~sCr.uc[ed i:hc 1inp,1_neer [o use. exi.st:i.ny surveys of these
pr~opercie„ i.~E possible.
A1irs. Scalze ~i.nstructed tl~ic Clerlc to pive ckie i.n~Lor-m~tion t_o 7>ill.
Sanders and J~im~Yiorelan so t;iat. they can r.evi.e~a it prioc to chc
Parl< Commzssion mc>_ting. Al.so, -irs.[•losted anct P1r. Johnson should
be informed C1'~at tn~ C:iC~ will be survey.in„ t.he pi'operty.
i~(r. Pathey commented Ckiat: he telt t,haC Che C,ity shoul.d sCil.l ].ook
at rezonin; che Cract of property along DeSot~ in Che (.encervil.l.e
i2o~ad ar-ea.
i4r, Co1.lova reported Cfiat P1r. ~ave FraeCa7_one ecprc.ssed concecn chat
the. Cit~ is now 1ook,in~; at other property in ttie Ci.[y f.or br,illEiclds.
Pra[.Ca].one expressecl concern because he was not aware of thi.s and
hmci 1ti.r.etl an ~at:torney wlien Ck~e City expressecl intcrest; Ln ki~i.s property.
Nr. Fahey comnicntecl tl~iat he di.d not f:ce~1 Lrie Ci.ty could purchase thc
i~rtnCCal.one property aC che pri.cc quotc~ by [4r. 7?raCCa7.oite.
P4~~rkeL Place 'Che City Accorney reported thaC hc ha, ta1(c~d wieh tl~ic nea oanEV- of
-3idetvallcs Che, r[arket P1ace re~arcli.ng a si.dew~ill: e.~sement. Th~ ownEr i., 1~;reeable
to ~;i.ving tt~ie Ci_ty a Ceinporary side.walk easement.
A~:;enda
item Vo. 22 Counc:il. caas z.i~reeable to ~ tempocary sidewaUc easement.
'1'he Attorney repli.ecl Cliat. he ~a-i.l.1 aCt.empt Co get ttris matcer f.inal.iz¢d.
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i IIAIU'I'l;S
Ci.cy Coi.inci.l
June 26, 19£35
Change Order.• 'fl~e City Gn~ineee recommended approval. of Ch~tns;e Order ;E2, Improvemcat
//2 - No. £33-27, for the exCension o[ a waCe r hydrant on CounCry Drive.
CotirtCry l)r.
Mr. P,].esener i.nCro~,tiiced Cl~e f.oll.owf.ri~ resolution and moved its adopt:i.on;
Aoenda
T_Cem No. 2Z. IZI;SOLiJ'fLO~~V N0. HS-b-320 - APPROVING CFIANGL
ORD;3f: `f?_ .T~V `CHE A~40UV'C 01? 45325.00 )~0 ': EXTf4NSI0~l
0[' 6`IATEi; HYDI:AN'1' ON CO1tN'i'i2 Y llR1_VE
1'he fore~;oi.nfl resolut~ion was ch~l.y si~concled by P4x;s. Sc~tz.e.
A~es (4) 131esener, Sca7.ze, Collova, Paitey.
14aycs (0).
Resol.uti_pn deci.arecl adopCed.
Thi_s resolut~ion appears in :Zesolution I~oo.< No, ,17_, Prig,,e 125
Us~-~d Car 'fli~, Ci.t:y Planner reporCed Chat: 73uc1~eC Auto h~.s more cars on their l.ot
T.,ots (Oont.) [hean the Ci.cy ~1lowed on t;lie,ir perm.i.t. A1so, 'I'om's A~rt~.o i, sel.ling
ti number oP cars ou[ in front o,E their ~u:i_1di.n„ and Cne P7.~inner w~s
^oC s,.ire Chis was ~l.lowed by tlac Ci_ty.
i~1rs. icalz~ suggestecl thaC the rninut.es be researched iai.tJ~i re;arcl Co
'Tom's /~uto. ~(r.. 131.esener thought thae. the ,econcl [ime tl~~aC 'Com's
Auto cr.une i.n t:o the Counc.il, the Council g~roc him permission to >o-~ll
some ears Ero,n t'ue £ront of tl~~eir bui.'1di.ng.
1'.merf;ency ta~- L'lesener reported tl~iat the C9.v,i1 DeEense Director has pr.e~~u-ed a
Servi.ces r<v~_re<1 Erneryenay Serv~i_ces P1an. Counc~i.l. fHl.~ that Che plan sl~ouLd
Pl~n be sui.~mi_Cte.d to ttte Pir~ Chi_ef f,or comment.
Agenda hir. !3lesener introduced the fol.lowing resol.ucion and movEd i.ts adoption:
Item ~lo. 23
at';SO[,u~ctoN No. F15-6-321. - APP!:ovING Tttli RrvlsLo
[;ieIP:RGIsVCY SGP.VICf?S PI.,r\4 f~OR 7'(ll3 CI7'Y SUii,J):C'C "f.0
COi~-i[~fF,N'CS 11Y 'I'HE i`[;318 CiIII:I?
The Yore~oi.nf; ~resol.ution ~aas dul.y seconded by C4rs. Sc.aLze.
A~es (~i~) 131c,ener, Scalze, Pahey, Collov~i.
iJ~iyES (0).
l3esoluCion decl.ared adopte~d.
7'lii.a resol.~iti.on appaar,s :i.n Resolution 3ook No. 12, Yage 920.
P1r. Blcsenei~ poi_nted out chaC in order to bc el.i.f;ible for funding, c.he
City needs a n2~•r civ-il defense ordi.nanc.e.
P4r. T~le>ene:r i.nCroduced Che Eotlowin;; resoLution and moved :it:s adoptl.on;
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Ci.ty Counc-i_1
June 2Fi, 19fS5
Emer~;ency PI;SOI,UTION N0. £35-~6- 327 - 7DISTRI!CT"CNG
;ervi.c~,s Tl:li CI.'I'f ;\7'7'0l:D~I'sY "CO ll~:~\I~'I' A CNIt.~
3'lan (Cont.) Df~;"L';NSH ORI)'LN~IVCI!;
The Eox'e~o~ing ircSOl~itior~ W~s duly sc:conded hy 7?:tr. I'ahey.
Ayes (4) B1c-sene~:', l`a1~~ey, Scal.ze, Go1J.ova.
Nayes (0).
ResoluCi_on dr-~c.lared adopted.
'L'Iti_> c€~s~~1uCi.on appe~rs in ResoluCi.on }Sool.c ASo. 12, k'age 327.
RoosCCr Mr. I~Lescner reporCed that over Chez weekend tPie motor i.n the County
Station Road iS I3ooster SCat:ion had to be r'epaired.
;~c.pai.rs
41rs. Scalie introduced Ctte fo.llowi.nE; resoluti.on and movect its adoption:
Apend2
It.em yo. 23 R~E;SOLU'CION N0. 8,`i-6-37_3 -~PPROVING 7'IiG
- -._.__~_..
IiXPt;~DITUfZL; OF $2,500 1~OIZ Rl'sPA~IRS TO 'Cl-I~s
CQUD'ITY 7ZOAD ,3 t~00>TEit STACION
'Che fore5oi.n}; resol.ut~i.oi~ w~s diil.y seconcted by @%Ir. Coll.ova.
Ayes (4) Sc~7.ze~, Collova, I~ah~-~y, lllesener.
Dlayes (0).
P,esotut~i.on decl.ared adopCed.
Th~Ls eesolutlon aX>patirs :i.u Resolution Boolc No. 12, P~ge 32F3.
Nubli.c ~7r. !lLesener r~eporCed C.haC «er.t ~oeek he w-i.ll spend the day wit.h Ctie
~3orlcs Piil>11.c Glorles Supe~~'intr>ndent. 'fhey wi.17. be~. loo4ci.n~; at sidi.ng ancl
Reports concrete for the Ci.ty Center. f3lesener stated l~.haC he sooulcl reporC
at Che ne~ct rneet-i.nf;.
A„enda
Item 190. 23 `ir. ~131.esener repoxted CPiezc. tne sealc.o~C.- in; ~n Che Ci.ty ~i.s coinp7.e.ted.
Swc-;epin~; ~.ai7. 1 take nlacc next ~.ueelc.
T3:Lesener further reportcd that th~~. tem~oraiy cul-de--sac on thc soi.rtt,t
ei~id of Lee~Jard G,)ay has never been ~i.nsCnllecl~ and the Pub;li.c Worl:s
Sup~r:i.nCenclent requesCed that i.C not: be in~tal.l.ed.
(i.re Rating ,lrs. Scalze aslcect how the status of t)ie City's Ii.re~ rat.in~, ia~s pro~;re~ssin~;>
The Ci_ty Cl.er.l< r.epoeted th11. hc never r.ecei.ved a r~tpl~~ on tliis, but
~gend~i o~i.ll. f.oltow up on i.[.
[tem ~!o. 7.3
'L'axi. C:~bs ~rs. Scalze reporC.ed chut L,il:t.l.e Canada Li_cen:~;es 330 tax~i. cabs per year.
Sc~l.ze al.so reported thst I.~iCtle~. Canada :is Cl~e only Gity aest of the
AE,enda ~ti si_si~>ppi. ChaL l.icense; Caxi ca:~s, Sc~lre Eel.t that if: thc inCenC
ICem No. 23 of the Coui~ci.l. ~aas to rnake money ori tYtis, then che S`ee sltoul.d be
1'age -23--
h{Cidll'I'Ii6
Ci.ty Counci.1.
,Tune 7_6, 19p5
'f'eixi. Cabs i.ncreased.
(Cont.. )
Scaize also rei~orCe~l thac. ehe ofC~i.c.~ staEf' nas some concerns about:
1:i.cen,i.nf; t~xi. cal'~s.
St ~~as sug~esCed ChaC iKr. Pahey, who i., tl~~e~ office litii_sou, shoul.d
spcalc to t1~iF oJ:fi.ce sCe.~iS about; thei.ir eoncerns.
I'i.].:L ~cs. Scalze re~orCed chae [he E3uil.din~ Inspector ,Ceels that CF~e Giey's
Yernt'i.ts f~L1'I. or,d:_nance ys too restr.icC~.iv<; . The Pu.il~l:ing Inspec.t:or poi.ntael
ouC ChaC peop7.c pay aabout o2,000 for a biul~l-i.n„ permt.t and an mdCli.C~i.onal.
Agend~ ~500 Eor a fil.1 pcrmiC :Ls coo mu ch Co charge.
Item i:o. Z3
'Che Pl.~inner, c:cpLaiiied that underr P:kie fi.7.1 ordi.nance perin~t f`ees ar.e
S;IQ f'.or 25 to 75 yt.irds, ~250 for up to 'L5p yards and '~500 for over
'L50 yeu-ds.
~~r. CoLlova po:inCecl ouC that the Ci.ty requi.res before and ~fter Copos
with a f:i.l.l. pe.r.rn~ic, The ~ingineer commented Chat the rivcra};e cc~s>C of
a topo -.i.s ;250.
T,L~e Planner stated CkiaC t:he Pees are seC [o cover Che cosCs o£ ~he
np;,ineer's review of f'i11 plans. Any f.ees not used are reLi.indabte..
~Irs. Scalae ~~ointec! ouC that. the oniy LoCS i.eft in the City have
qucsCi.onabl.e aoils, The 1?l.anner repli.ed t:haC. in thaC case, the
revi.ew proaess is a;oo<i one.
idrs. Scalze suggr_>ted th~at when someone app].-i_es f.or a buiJ.din„ permit,
they ,hould be informed that fi.71 peimiCs are necessr~ry>
Pol.e 3: Mr's. Scxlze poi.ntecl out thaC eng~i.rie.ered skeel buildi.ngs and po1.E
Stec:l. buildin,s are ~17.ocaed i
. n Ii-3 and I:~-~1 di. sCricts.
Buildi.n,;s
, P~tc. 1l].eseuer Eelt chae t.k~ese buildi.ngs should not be a7.:lo~oed ~i.n it
A~;enda d~istricts. ~te. Collova agre Fd.
:Ltern i~o. 7_3
i3tescuer st.~g;ested that: Che Counc.~i.l ,et a re~commcnd~ti.on from Che
Planner ~,ihere these bui. lding s should be allowed or d,i.sallowed.
Scalr,,e poinCed ouC Ch~t this w.il'l havc Co ~;o Co Ckie; k'lannin~~ C<>mm:Lssion.
itrs. `ica].ze introduced tfie Lollowi_ng reso:luti.on ~.in~ movecl its adol~~Lioi~:
RESOLU'i':f.ON N0. f35-6-324 - 1,2GQlJ)3STING A
P,a?C0~4t~IP;tiUA'I.':COid V.TROi~f 'PHtti Pf./1NNIs)t ~ i TO
4JlIP;Pli STL'sl'SL APIp 1?OI.,E :FSUII..ll1NGS SHOUI,D I3E
AI.,LObIP;D OR ll7SAt.,i,041B;D
Yage -24-
MIiV[J'C@;S
C:i.ty Counc:i.1
J~me 26, 1~85
Yo1e i5. Tl~e Core;;o,i.ng re>olut.i.on was duly secondcd 6~ ~r. }?ahey.
Stee1 Ayes (4~) Scal.ze, l~ahcy, Collov~i, J3lesener.
Jiui.l.di.n~;s ~laiyes (0) e
(Cont,) Be.solut,ion declared aclopted.
Thts reso~..ul:i.on ~ippears :i.n Rc,o1uC:~oit T~oo,< No. 12, Pnge 329.
~iilce P~ tlis Mr. Co71ov~~a su£;f>tsted tP~~t tPie County be contacted regarrli.nt; <i bi.ke
patli around f,:tl:e Gervais. Mrs. Scatze stat.~~l tk~at she thought Chi.s
tlgenda coas on tne CounCy plain, but not for I:he near. fukuro. I.,ittl.e C~in~cta
]:tem No. 2? Road caa> also sug;e;ted for a b~ilcc paCh.
-ir. i'~he'y .ucgested that_ Cl~ie C:i.ty get t~n apdate f.rom the Co~~.nty on Ckris,
Above~- Mr. ISlesener. r~eporCed theiC above-ground gas Canlcs are not al.l.owed
Crow~d i.n the SCat~ of' ~7innesota. Above-ground tanks nr.e only ~i1l.owed in
Gus Tanks conscruct.i.on sLC~>s tmd f.or farm use.
Ap,enda ;les~aner repor
Itei3t No. 23 Gara~;e, buC iC
movF~l fcoin tlie
buried CanLc ~iC
~_ecl that: t.here is an aioove-geound tanlc at the Cii:y
is rioC be.i.ng used arid 1~as not i>cen since it cvas
old i~ui.lclin~ to Lhe new parap,e. TLie Ci.C.~r h2s a
the garaf;e.
;~djour,n i~r. L'ahey i_nCroduced the Iollo~a~i.ng resolut~ion and moved :ils aclopCi.on:
Agenda . 7.2LSOLU'PION N0. F35-E~-375 - ~DJOUR~ING
Tt.em No, 24
TAe fore~;oi.ng resolut-ioi~i was cluly secoi~ded by hlr. 31.esener.
Ayes (G) 'Fahey, ',131esener, Co1.lova, Sc:il.ze.
i;7ayes (0).
Rcsol.ut.i.on declared adopCecl.
This resolution appears in l2esoluC~ion l~ook No. 1'L, Pa£e 330.
'Chere: be;i.np; no furthcr bu;i.nes>, thie mceti.n~; wzis adjourned a[: ].1:~+0 P.i~[.
°especttully subrnicCe<l,
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rxthleen Cl.tnzex~ ~. ~~
Becor.di.n£; Sccret~izy
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