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CCfY COUNCSI.
I.,:CT:f.Lli C[\~ADA, ?91:N'~f;SO'fn
A~;encla
Item iQo. l
9~;enda
Item ?lo, 2
Approvat
O.E 'Che
i°(inuCes
!~(;enda
Item No. 3
Pur,uant to duc ca7.1 and notice ttieceoi a regt.itar meet~in~; of the
Council of the City of I..ittle C~n~id~, N(i.nnesoLa was helct on the 28t~.h
day oi: e~u,v,ust, 1935 in Che Counc~il Chambers of the Ci.C~~ Centeir
located ztt: 5t5 Li.tcle Canada Road in saicl C~lt:y.
~u„ust If3, 19£?5
?tayor Mi.cntc.l. Pal~~ey chai_red tFie incctir~; and ceal.led :i.t co orcter at
7:i30 Y.PM1. and the Ec~Ll.ow'i.n~ in~mbers were present aC rol.l. cal1:
i~,iti?~~ SI;F:S Pl:l SIiN'I':
E1LS0 PR8fii3;~l'C:
Mayor
Counci.lman
Co~inciluian
Cowic~il*.aoman
Counci_lcooman
Ci.ty C1eri:
CiCy AtCOrney
Consult.irig I?nUii~if:~er.•
City E'Lanner
Recordi.nr Secretary
Z(r. Niich xel Pahey
Mr. b7iLl.i.am Bl.esencr
Me. Ri.ctc CoLLovfi
his. titu~s 1`;ar<Il.ul
~irs. T3everly Scalze.
;:~r. Jose;>h Chlebeclc
i4r. Thorn~s Sweeney
I'4r. Don1.i7.d Car~l.ey
i~1r. SCeve GeiCtmEln
te[rs. Kath.Leen G].anzex'
Ntr, fuhey i.ndic2ted Che I~ol',towing chan;es Co Che Ai.i~ust 14 mi.nutes:
On pa;;e 10, thc el.avent:l~~ paras;ra~~h ,hoiild read as foLlo~.s.
"`t4r. Pahey reported tFiaC as a res~il.t. of: his meeti_rif; tiaiC1~
the Chambec of Comrnerce. representati_vo Bill Quirin x<g~xrdi~np,
thr b~isi.ness aCmosphere ~i.n Li.tt:le Can~ada, lie recommends
~hat the Council elirainate s.ite p.tan revi.eras ~or commerci.al
and :i_ndustr:ial bui.lcLin;,ss thaC meet C-i.ty Code, Ft~hey stated
thaC cPiis seemed to be an ur~necessery step and poi.nCed out
Chat t:k~e Ci.ty bef;an this at a ti.me when i.t did not have tlie
73uild,ing Tr~spector i_t k~as now."
On pa},e 11, the eighCti p~~reagra~>h sk~oul.d reaci as [olloas;
"P1r;. Pahey reportect i.:l~iat as zi r.esult of tl~e Charnber of Commerce
meeti.ri;, he and Cl1e CiCy Clerlc eecommended establ.i.slvner~t of an
i3conorni.c t)eveloprnenC Comm,itCee to oromote co~rununi.catio^ bet:ween
the busi.ness conununity and the City and to help businesses
w~i.thin the Ci.~y end to attract ne~,v busi.nesses, I~ahey suggested
that ck~e Ci.ty advsrti>e for int~re;ted members of t}~e communi.t}~
to Eo~m tlie commiLi:ee,"
Fi.na'11y, t.he J.ast Li.ne of. Resoli~Ci.on Vo, 35-H-387 shoul.d read
"1.ND ld~ DEVCI~OPKLN'P OP PX:CSPZ~'G ANt) NECJ 13USINf.SSGS IN TF(}? CI'I'Y"
P4r. L'leseuer indi.cated that on pape. 1.9 oF the ~minuCes in Che SC1~ parai;raph
hi.s stlCement sliould read: ".~lr. f3l.esener. po~i.nCed out that in discussion
with one oE the ne:i.~hbors, ~it c.~as the opinio^ of the nei.ghbor that the
problein in thi.s arEa arose Erom dr.:inki.ng wh~ile dri.vime and epeedi.ng,"
l'age -1-
r~ii~~u~rrs
Ci.ty Counci.l
Aug, 2£;, 19£SS
Appeoval Nlr. Bieseiter introduced t:k~e foll.owi.n~ resoluttion aiid moved i.CS adoE~tio~~a:
Of.~ 'fhe
N~i.nut~s 1.2L~SOLtJ'fIOV NO< 35-8-404~ - APPROVING 'L'FIL P4IDIU"CES
(Cont.) Ol' THE AtJGUS'I" 'J.4, 1.985 COU~CIL MftE;TING WI9'il 'C7ifi
00'LLT.NliD COt2REC'LIONS
'Llt~~~ Foec:r;oing resolution was duly seconcle.d by Mr. Collova,
Ayes (5) ;3lcsener~, Collova, Nardini, Scalzc, i.~ak~ey<
Nayes (0).
Resoluti_on declared adopted<
This reso.tution appe~~rs i_n Reso7.uLi.on 7300?< No. 12, Paiges 409 and 41.0,
Asscssments ,'~Q~. Fahey opened clie publ.i.c heeirins on ttie assessme~~t of: ]~.mprovemenL
Smp. No.
F33-19 No, 83-~19, GIi_i~idw~
sewer, wat.ermli.n, rd 6d~y Lrom ~rcacle west eo
storrn seawer, gravel base, end by graclirip„ sanit.ary
liit~.un:i.nous si.irfsce, couccete
c~irb and c;utter.
elbendc~
ICc.m No. 4 7'here was no one present wishin~; to be heard on the assessment of tPiis
i.mprovement.
Ms< ~ard.ini. ~inCroduced the Po17.owin„ resoluCion and inovect i.ts ~clo~~tion:
P~SOLUTION N0. 85-£3-405 - CLOSING 'C7q}:•; PUI3LSC
HP:ARIr1G OD! 'L'IIn ASS~?>S:~tEN'I.' OP TNIPROVF,Pc113N'1' N0.
33-19
'Che forc~;oinf; resolution was cfuly seconded oy ~1r. Ill.esener.
~yes (5) Nau-dini, fll.esener, Coil.ova, Pahey, Sc1:l.ze.
Nayes (0),
kasolut:ion declared adoptecl.
7'hi.s resolution appe.ars in ResoLution 13ook No. 1"L, Pat~e 41.1,
Ms. Nardini. intcoduced the fol'l.ooring resol.ut:ion and moved it:s acloot~ion:
J:t1:S0i,UTIOPI i~0, SS-£3-406 - AI?PROVING 7.'til,
ASS~SSt'11?N'C POi: f~9i?ROVP.i:IEN'L' N0. f33-19
INTJ:RI3S'C RATIi 1.0`/, P,'sit ANNUi(
.[NS'f.~I.,I,MGN'TS LO V[;~~ZS
'Che foregoi.ng, resol.ul:i.on was du7.y seconcled by Mr., Co17.ovrz<
Ayes (5) Naedi.ni., Coll.ov~, ['e~hey, i~.lesenec, Scalce<
Nayes (0).
i~esoluCio~i declared adopted.
This reeo].uP:ioi~ a{~peacs in Resol.ut.i.on L'or.~lc No. L2, 'Pages 41'L t'and 41~
~'"~&~' -~-
P';I"ttI'CR,S
Ci.ty Counc:i.1
Aug. ?_8, 1945
Steneroden P9r, Fahey repor.CE^.cl that: Rocky W~i.t.e has requesCecl that ar_t~ion on the
Proposal. Sten erocten proposal. be post:poned until the Sci~ternber 7_5 meetin~. 7'his
~vi11 ~ivi: hi.m ~iddi.Gi.onal. t:i.me co roork wi.th tne iona L~ne r.esa.dents on
As.~encla th~ proposale
Item No. 10
iKr. Blesener i.ntroduc<~;d t:he Eollowi.n~ cesolution ~nd vnoved i.CS adopti.on:
R~?SOLU"'LION N0. F35-8-407 -- 'CA3L7~G CbNST.DtSRA'P]~.ON
Oi? 9'HB STENliRODEN Yi.ZOPOSAL, UNTLL 'Cl-IE; SEP'T'Gi~l,`.lGFi
27 COIJ~C~IL ~[P:Fi'CINC
'Che ~f:oreKoi.n~ cesolution was duly secondecl by Ms. ~lardini.
l~yes (5) I3lesener, Neirdi.rii, Collova, Sca1~e, rahey.
~ayes (0).
ftesolution declared ado~~ted.
'Lhis resol.uLi.ori ~~.~pears .in Resolutiori lloolc No. 12, Pai;e 414,
:Cmp. No. 'L'he C,i.ty Cierk i.nformed tl~e Council Chat: tlie interest ral:e on assessments
£33--19 for tmz,~. No. fl3-1.9 should be 1.1.50%.
(Cc~nt, )
Ms. Nar.dini introduced th~z fol7.owi.ng e~esoluti.on and moved i.ts ~do~Cion:
RTiSOI,tJ'LION N0. 85~-£3-408 - Ap113NDING RTSOLUTION NO<
£35-8-406 'f0 REP'I.JiCT ADl 7:N'I'ERliS'C RATI3 Ok' 7.1.50%
1?P12 ANNUM
The fore~;oing resolutLon was du7y s~conded by Mr< Col.l.ov~x.
Ayes (5) Nacdi.ni, Col.l.ova, PahFy, Scalze, I37.esenFr.
Nayes (0).
Resoli.iti.on dec7.ared adopted.
Tliis res~luti.on appear.s in Resol.uti.on Flook ito. 12, Yezge ~s'L5.
Ord. D~lo. i[s. Nardini. inCroduced the following resolution,ancl moved its adoption:
260 -
riotor RliSOLUTION N0. £35-8-409 - RLMOVI~IG I.~;ROM
Veh:icle 'PAI3L,E 1'I~lE PR04?OSI'sl) QdDTNANCE DlAL~tNG WI'Pl~l
Sales MOTOR VliHICLI; SALES
Agenda Tk~e .Eorepoi.cig resoluCi.on w~is dtily seco~nded by Mr. Faihey.
Item No. 15 Ayes (5) Nardi_rii, I~al~ey, Scalze, Blesener~, Col.].ova.
Nayes (0).
Resolution declared adopted<
'fhis resol.ution appeats in ResoluCion 'Boolc No, ].2, Page ~E16e
T'age -3-
i1TNlJTf `i
Ci.Cy Cotutci.l
Aug. 28, 1935
t4otor D1r, Tahey poi.nced out that Che propo,ed or.dinance has been .ent to
Vehi.cl.e the Chami>Fr of Commerce and exi.sting sales lots in tkie Cl.ty for t.he:i~'
Sa1es comment. No co~,nment kieis been received.
(ConC.)
i`4s, Nardini 1.ntroduced Che Eol,lowing ord~i.nance and movecl i.ts adopCi.on:
ORDINANCfe' No. 266 - nKt.NnrNC SI:CTION 911, "B-2"
AJTO-QItIL;DlT~D i3(~SI~ESS D:CS'CRiC7', OP 'L't413 LPL'CLli
CANADA ZONIiVG ORDINANCL, PERTAINING 'LO MO'COR
VPI~LfCLF; SAt.,liS LOTS
The £or~g,oing ordi.nance was duly secon<Ied by t4rs, Scalze.
Ayes (5) N~irdin:i., Sc.a'l.ze, Paitey, Z3lesener, Collova.
Nayes (0).
Ordinance declared edopted,
1)03; `Lhe ALtorney prescntecl to t:he Courici.l for acti_on a do; ordiriance 1i.miti.ng
Ord:i.nancc the nwnbet~ of cio;s that a resi.denti.al home can liave to threc. Kr. Sweeney
reported that che tl~isd paragr~ph of t:hc ordinance i s the onl.y on~ thaL
Agenda has been chan~ecL It s tiys tA`~at si per.son c.annot 1<ee4~~ more than tliree dogs
Item No. 16 of tk~ree months :in t~v,e or older in anq residenti.al structure in a
residentiel d~istrict,
Mrs. Scalze pointed out that th~i.s would not cover a residential home i.n
a canrnerci.al d:i.stri.cC,
Pahey suggeste<t tkiat the C;ity worry tibout comn~arcial distri.cCS :i.L a probl.em
arises.
h~is. Nardini pointed out tkiae Ch~ mobilchome parks ~in Che CiCy are in
commeccial or industri.al distri.cts.
l~~~hey su;gested C.hai: the wordi.ng be chan~;ec{ to s<iy ~ny rosi.c{en[i.a1 dweliing
i-ii any di.sCri.ct. wi.thi.n Che City.
`~'~r.. Collova i.ntroduced C:he followiri; ordinance and move,d :i.ts adapti.on:
ORDINANCti' N0. 267 -~N ORD:[~ANCIi AMti~D'Ii~G SIZCTION
].l.OL090 OI' 'CHF A1~1NIClPAI, CODE OF T11G LI'L'fI.F CANaDA
CODL' RlLA'[`ING 'CO I.,ICEVSIA]G AD1D KI'sG'P]:NG OP DOGS SdI'LH
TFI~ C}lANGI7 IN Tlil; THIRD PEIRAGI2AJ.'F1 "I~ ANY DISTI2TCT WTT'HlN TFIP:
Thc foregoi.ng ordinance was duly seconded by Ms. NalydLni.> CI'I'Y OF LI'CfL73
Ayes (5) Co.llova, N~rdini., Pahcy, :81.esener, Sc<alze, CANADtI"
Nayes (0).
Ordi~iance decl.ared adopted,
Page -4-
MTNU79yS
C,iCy Counci.l.
dug> 2~3, 19~5
1.R35 ',i'rE~e Mr. Pahey opened Che public hearin~; on 7.9£35 tr.~ee assessment:s, 'Cheee was
Assessment:s no onc pre,er~t wi_skii.ng to commenC oii Chese lssessmentse
Agend~.
` Kr. Collova introduced the foll.owi.ng resoluti.on ~nd moved its adopti.on;
TCem No< ,
i
R~SOLUTION N0. fi5-8-410 - CLOSING 'CPIE PIJIILIC
Hf'A1Z1~.NG ON 7'HP; 19F35 TRE;E t~SSGSS2~fli;iVTS
'Che foregoi.n~ resol~t~ion was duly seconded by ~trs. Nardini..
Ayes (5) Oo1l.ovti, Nardi.ni, ,Blesene~r, Scel.ze, t~aheye
Nayes (U)<
Resolut:ion declared ndopted,
'Chis resoluC~ion app~ars i.^ i:esolueion Boo;c No, 12, Page 41.7.
C~fs. Nar.dini. i.nta~oduced the ,fol7.owing resolution ancl moved i.ts adoption:
I2PSOLUTION N0, 85-8-411 - A~'i.>ROVING TRf3
ASSPSSM~NT I'OR TP.L;E I~7k'ROVL+.i9GNT 19£35, AtJD<
S60~E
INTP'21ii'1' 13ATE l.0% PI'sR AD1i9Ui[
IN>'.CALI,iN1iN'CS 3 YEA1tS
'Che foregoi_ng resolut.ion was dul.y seconcied by N1rs. Sca;Lce.
Ayes (5) Nairdini, Sc11ze, [~ahey, Blesener, Col.lova.
Nayes (0),
t2e.sol.ut:i.on decl.ared adopt:ed.
'Ch~is resol.ution apnear> ~i.n Resol.uti.ori I3oo(c No. 12, Pa~;es 4~1.8 arid ~t19.
3005 5 29"LL P1r, I'ahey opened t:he ~~ublio hear:i.np on tk~e assessment of 3005 and 2921
Centervil7.e Centervi.lle Y,oad [or water~nmin, Pahey repocteci that these two parcels
Road had deferred assessmexiCS i.u~ti1 they connectad to CiCy ~vater.
AssessrnenCs
'C'hexe was no one pres<>,nc wishi.ng to comment on Che reassessment of t:iie;;e
ASe~~da asses,roents.
Item No, 6
Mr,. Scalze incrociuced the fol7.owi.nfl resoluti_on and rnovec( i.ts radoX~tion:
RtiSOI,(ITIODI N0. 85-H-412 - QL~OSINC; T}Ili Y'17I3LIC kIEAC2ING
OzV 'I'L-1~ ASSLSSMENTS POR 3005 APID 29?_1 CEN7'f'sliV]:LL]? ROAll
'Phe fore~oing resolut;ion w~s cli.ily seconded b~ ~Ir. L'ahey.
Ayes (5) Scalze, Fahey, Nardi.ni, Collova, ;ll.esenex'.
Nayes (0).
Resolution declared adoptecl,
7'bi.s resol.uti.on appears :Ln IZesolution 'Book No< ].2, Page ~420.
~'~U~ _5_
i:IINU'CCiS
C~i.ty Coi.inci.l.
Aug. 2£3, l9£SS
3005 & 2921 Mrs. Scalze ;i.neroduced the £ollooring re,o7.uCion and moved i[:s aClopC~i.on:
Cen[erville
(Conl:.) RTSOLllTION ~IO. £35-5-4~13 - AYPKOV:CNG TE1P;
RIiASSGSS[~F.NT OI' TT-I'G DFFP12RG1) ASS1?S~KEN'f
47C4 77-1-2-3-4-$-7 ANU 9
AUD. ].bt4, D/P 1~314
INTI;REST RA'CG 8% Pt{R ANNUN(
l\S'CALL~IGNTS 12 YEARS
~ 53~00600~020-07) 3005 Genterville
Ttie (~~regoing resolution was cluly secondecl by Mr. Illesener.
t\yes (5) Sczilzc-~, ??lesenec, Nard-ini, Fahey, Collova.
~ayes (0).
Resol.ution declared ~dopted.
'Pkii.s reso7.ut~i.on appears ~in ResoloCi_on Iioolc No. 12, Pages ~o-21 and 422,
P4r.s. Scaize introduced tite Eo'l.towi.ng resol.uCi.on and moved its adopti_on;
I:tESOLU"CION N0. .35-£3-414 ~- APPROVING TtIP
.2L:ASSE9S~iGNT OP 7'PIG DIiFLRRRED ASSESStiIn~N'L
F7Mp 85~2m
~1UD. 5307
:IMfLR~ST RATG 10% PliR AN~OM
INS'I'~LT.~M~~'CS 1"L Y}3~1RS
( 53-54200-120-00) z921 Center.ville
The foregoi.ng resoluCi.on was d~1y seconded by G4r. Co1l.ova<
Ayes (5) Scalze, Col.lova, 131esener, Nardi.ni„ Fahey.
u~~y~~s (o>,
Resolut:i.on declarecl ~dopteda
This resoluti.on anpears in Resolut.:i.on Bool< No. 12, Pa~es 423 ~nci ~F24,
Cotmty ~(r. F~hey opaned the public hearing on the reassessment o£ defer.red
Road C sewer assessmsnts on County Road C.
[)eferred
Sewer Mr. ~~J21Cer 'Lereau ~ippeared beEore the Council. Mr. 'I.'ereau claime~cl that
~ssessment, t~c pai.d al.l. the assessmenCS on hi.s propert:y, 'fhe City Clerk poi.nted
out that Cl~~is is ;;a deferred se~oer asSessmenC thaL is b2ing d:iscussed,
Agenda ThE sewer line in quesCion caas construcCed in 1.97[f.
Item No. £3
N[r. 'Pereau iclt: that ztt the ti.me he sold some proper[y to ~lr, Pranl<
FraCtalone, al.l. The assessmei~its on his prope,rCy ~aould havc shocan up
and have had Co be pai.d.
'Che Gity ,Sttorneq stated that deterred assessi~nen~s woul.d not show up
unless ,omeoiie conCacted the City Ce.nt~r re~arcl,i.n<n tne assassmenC.
A~tr.. Pahey ;~.i~~ested thlt i~4r, 'Cereau meet with Che City Clerlc, who coulcl
ex~~l.~in C1~e assessment.
Pa,e -6-
N]~.NU'CES
City Council
Augo 2II, 19E15
County Road C9so Plarciini. inCroduced the fol:looring tesoluCion and moved its adopt:Lon;
C - Assessments
(Cont.) RPSOLUTION N0, 85-8-47.5 - CLOS:Lx:G THG PUfiI~SC
I°ItiARING ON THP COU~]TY ROtIU C 1JL'I'ERRI,D
~SSL'SSe(GN'CS
'flie foregoi.ng resoluti.on ~aas duly seconde-<1 by Edr.. Collova.
Ayes (5) nardirii, Collova, Scalie, T3lesener, ;ahey.
Nayes (0),
ftesol.uCion der_l~red adopted.
7'h~is re,oluti.on apC~ears in Resolution f3oolc No, 17_, Pagc 425
The Ci.ty Ateorney rcport:.ed that in or.der to act on the assessmeuT., the
Cotmcil would fi.rst have to act on P4r< 'fereau's objecCion.
Mr. Pahey inCroduced t.he fo1'locai.ng r.esoluti.on and moved its adopti.on:
I:T:SOI,UTION N0. £3.i-B-~47.0 - OVIi;RftlJL7:NC A1R, UTAi.TER
7'tZRI?,AU'fi 0"fiJI;C'CION 7'0 THli ASS~iSSP1FN'C 13l~SPD ON
T3ITi P~~1Ci' "C1-IAT 1-lIS 1?RO"1P;ST 1S T3ASf?ll ON A i~LCSUNDER-
S"CAi`]DtiIG OF 4QI~IAT ASSPSSf~fEN'C WAS DEI~'Ii,l,2RPD, HIS CLAI~I
flf]:NG TI3t1T I'C WF~S A W1'TT;RMAIN ASSrSSMENT AD1D CI'I'Y
Rl.?CO?2DS RLi~L`sCT 7T [1S P,P:ING A Sf?~tl[?R ASSI;SSie(1;~+'C
The fore~;o~ing resol.ution was dul.y seconded by i~15. Nea-cl:i.n~i.,
eAyes (5) fahey, Nardini, Collova, B'lesener, Sca7.ze.
Nz~yes (0).
ResoluCion declarecl ado~te.d.
'Chis iesol.ution appe~rs i.^ Resoluti.on (3ook tdo. l7, Page ~~76,
Ms, ~ardi.ni ~.i.ntroduced the Lo11owS.n~ resolutiom m~d movF;ci its adopCi.on:
P.ESOLUT:ION N0. 85-3-417 ~- AP,PROVINfd T1IE
R't''.lAS,`iEfiSi~(f';i~!'C 0'r' fl(f~ Dl~t~f?KRI?D ASSESSc(15~'C
SAD1fT9RY S~4d[;2 l~IJD. 1~s09, D/P 0082
Ii1'CLRES'T RA`CE 3% PER ApINiJ~9
ItVS'fALL~1f'sN'TS 3 'YPA?ZS
The .foregoing resolution w2s duly sc:conded by ~1r. 731.esenec.
Ayes (Sj Nard~.i_ni, J31.esener, Pahey, Scalze, Co7lova.
Nayes (0),
Rczsolution decl~ired adoptec.l.
'Chi.s re>o1.uCion appeae~s iri itesolution ~lools No, ].2, ~Pages ~r27 ~znd 42£3,
~Page -~--
t4"L~U7'i S
City Counci'l
At.ig. 24, 1955
fmC>, 71-7
lleferred
Assessment
Agenda
Item No, 9
Mr. Fahey ox>enecl [.L~ze publ.i.c hear-i.ng on Y_t~e x~eassessmec~t of. :[mpr~ovement:
No, 71-7. There was no ona presFnt wi,h_ing t:o comme.nt on thi_s
reassessment.
N[r. [3lesener ~introcluced Che f'o1l.owi.ng resol.uti.on and mov<~.el i.ts adoption:
PESOL[JTION P10, k35-S-41t3 - CILOSIPlG 'Ci~tl's PUI3LIC
HI3AR:[NG ON Tfll's DL;1~F.RKI~D ASil3i5;`QIl;N'i' FOl2 IP~fP. 71.-7
The fore;oing ,resolution w~i, duly seconcied by Nls, Aar.dini.,
Ayes (5) Iilesener, Nardini., Col.lova, 1~ahey, Sca7.ie.
Nayt~s (0).
IZesoluCion declared adopCed,
'I'hi_s resoluCion appear.s in Resolut~iori Boolc No. 12, Pa3e 429.
Mr, ;31ese:ner introduced ihe f.ol.lowing resolution and mov~d it:s a<loption:
Ayes (5) Rlesener, Coll.ova, Nae•dini, Scalze, L'aheyo
Naycs (0).
Resolution declared adopCed.
'Chis resol.ution a~pears in Resol.uti.on 73ook No. 12, Pat;es 430 and 431,
T'he Lore~oing zesolut:ion was clul.y secorided by t4r> Collovt~.
i2I;SOLU'7.'ION NU. 85-8-419 -- A'PPROV;LNC TI1li
REASSI3,`iSNtI3N'1' 01' THE llFJ?I;RRIill AS ;~SSMf?N7'
IMY!ZOVI'sM}:N'P, N0, 71-7, S13~dI;R, AUD. 1303, D~P 0073
IN'L}sRPST 7.2AT~ FS% PLJ,2 A~NIIhI
INS7'~Li.,:K1iN'L'S 5 Y~ARS
( 53<25100-351-00)
tyr, Col.l.ova introduced the foLl.ourin~; z'esoluti.on and moved it, adoption:
Ayes (5) Collova, Pahey, 131esener, Nardini, Scalze,
Na~es (0).
Resolution declared 'adopCecl.
This resolution appears in KesotuC:ion Bool< No, 1.2, Pages ~a3?_ ~nd 433,
RESOLIPI'ION DiO, 85-8--420 - ,9PP120VING Ttll:
RPASSf?SSC~IliN1' Ul, 7'fiE R61 .F.RRLf> ASSI:SSMI]~'C
~IMPROVLP4EN7'..~ym- 73 A, fiLWTlt, AOD, 1229
D/I' 0070
I:NTL'~Rt3ST R~1'CL 8% )?ER A~IN[7M
INSTALLt.tl]i~TS 7_ YGAI2S
( 53~2500 - 351- 00 )
The Porec~oing resolution was duly~seconded by i`~.e, Fahey.
Page -£3-
~~LUU~ei.s
c~r.y c~~~„c~.~.
Aug,73, 19£35
C,uke Owasso
Resi.derice
Gambl.ing,
L,icense
Agenda
ICem No. L7
'Che Lalce Owrasso Resiclenee has ~ppliecl L'or a Ctass :l3 gambl.~i.ng 1i.cense :i.n
oc'der to hold the~ir. Silver P1atc llinner at t,he Venetiari Inn.
Tlr. Bl.esener sCat:ed thaC he bel.~ievFd thPre can be more than one ,n,amblin~
perroit per ~sCablishment:o The A[torney repli.ed tkilt this is correct.
Mr., Gene Fasciana coramented th~t i.k~ r.~n orgenization inCends to ,ive aw2y
mo.r.•e tkian h500 in pr:izes at a f:uncCion, they need a garnbl.i.n~; 1ic~nse<
P1r< Blesener introdiroecl the followi.ng resolat~i.on and moved i.ts a~lopCion:
731S0t,U7'ION N0, 85-£3--421 - l1PPROVliVG THE GAME~I~ING
LIC~~Sks i'Oi2 TH?i I,AK'f; 04JAS50 RGSIDkii~C}'s SIL,VI?K
PT..,A'LF DI~7Nii,'2 t17' 'I'I-!G VI?NE7'1:AN :CNN . .
Transter
Of Revenue
Shaeing
i''unds
'Lhe I:oregoinp resolut:ion was duly seconcled by _Mr. Co,tl.ova.
Ayes (5) Blesener, Collova, Nerclini., Scalee, Pal~iey,
Nayes (0).
Resol.uCion decl.ared adopted.
T.l~is resoluCion ~ippears in 7,Zesolut:ion Bootc No, 1'L, Pa~e 4:54.
'Crte Ci.ty Clerlc has requestecl ~tie transf.er.- of revenuc sharing funds
[rom the 'Crust and Aqency l~uud to the General ;~und,
P4r.. Fahey intr.oduce~d ehe foll.owi.n~; resol.ution and moved its adopt~ion:
Agenda RESOLUTION A10. 85-~--422 - APPROVING 'CPIL TRANSPER
ICern P1o, 18 OP 3I:VLNUE StLA7.2ING 1~U~7D5 IN Tfil': A'e(Ol1NT OL' $11,551
,~Nll ACCRUED I~T;iR8S7' T'ROi1 'CflE 'CP.UST 9DID AG1iNCY
I'UND 'CO 'Ctl~ G[;PlP;RAL~ PUNI)
The f.oregoi.n~; resoluti.on was clu].y seconded by ~Irs, Scaizca
ilyes (5) ~'ahey, Scal.ze, Co7.lova, 'I3lesener, Plardzni<
Nrxyes (0).
Resolution decl.areel adoptecl,
'1'h:i.s resolution appears in 12PSOlution 13ook No, 12, Page 435.
<~losi.ng Of 7'he City C7.erlc":i.s requesCing ehat_ the Debt Service Fund ,~SOt3 Y~e closed
Debt: Service nnd any ~remaini.nf; funds bc transferr.ed r.o Debt S~rvis.e Fund >EfS~.p.
Puncl ft`SOS
i1r, Tihey poxnted out Cgat Ucot Service Pund ~/~50£3 was part of: ~ Cempor.airy
Agencll bond issue that. i.s now included as part of a larger bond issue=
Item No. 19
nrse Scalze i.nCrocluce.d the f.o1.7.ocai.ng resol.utio^ and moved ~it, adoption;
~ZLSOLU'CION N0. £35-3-4'L3 -- CLOSI:NC OUT llGBT Sf3RVICF,
FUND {~508 Ai~7D Tl,2ANSFFRI2ZNG FIJNDS TO ll~BT SLPVICN
1~U~ID ~}`51.0
Pa~e -9-
rL(idU7.'[:S
City Co~,inc:il
Aug, 2£~, 1985
Closing 'Cha f.or.ego~.ing resol.uti.on ~v~s dul.y seconded by i4s. Nardi.ni<
DebC Se.rvice Ayes (5) Scalze, Nard:i.ni, B1esE.ne,r, Pahey, Col.l.ovae
i'und Nayes (0).
(Cont<) Resol.~.ition decl.ared adopte,d.
Thi.s resoluei.on appear, in TtesoLut.i.on L'ool< No< ].2, )?age 436,
ApprovaL ils, ~ardin~i i.nCxoducEd ckic fol.l.o~ain~ resoluC~ion and rnoved i[s adopt:ion:
Of` 'Che:
Vouchers IZI;507.,U'CION N0, 35-b-424~ - APPROVI:NC THti
VOUCiIF12S
Agenda
Item No< 20 'Che [ore~goi.ng resolut:ion was di.il.y seconded by Mr, Co1l.ova.
AyE~s (5) N~rdini., Col.lovzl, I3lesener, PaLe9, Scalie.
yayes (0),
Resol.uti.on declarec,l adopted.
This r,esol.ution al~~ear.s in P.asol_uti.on ~oolc No. 12, Pa~e 437.
Mor,atorii.im LKr.s. Scalze, repoeted that the B~iildi.np Inspector feels thet t1~ie Ci.ty
On hletexl should add Co the genec~il provisions oL the 7onin~ Cocte Chat no wood
Bui.ldings pol.e or met al builcli.ngs over 7.20 square LeeC. are a17.owed i.n any zoning
d:istr.ict oI the Ci.ty, excent £or I.~~ight :Cndustrial.
Agenda
7tem ~o. 21. hlr. Col.lova astceci if it caas noC the inC enti.on of CYie Ci.t_y to protect
resi<lent:ial. dist:ricts Lrom Chi.s r.ype of. building. Mrs. Sca:tze poi.nted
out that al ong )?arlc Str.eee tt~ere is res idenCial property border.i.ng
commerci.al..
~1r. Blesener st:zited Ck~at lie cvould not want to >ee~ rnetal buildin~s on
Ri.ce Strcet.
~[r. Norrn Strobeen ~~oi.ntecl out that meCal. builcLings were constr.ucted 1.n
sorne areas of the Gi.Cy Chat ofould not: support concr.ete,
Scalze statecl th~t the re,:i.dential. property oo~ners on Parlc Stre~-~t do
not: wanC to be located across fcom inetal buitd~in£;s.
Blesener fel.t that 'in a,tl-3 acea a metal. bu~.ild:ing sl~iould be allowed
C.o expand unclee a condi.tional. use permit, Tt~is cvoul.d bc consi.s[ent
with the ex9_sti.ng type of construction,
Fnhey su~gested that me~ail buildi.iigs skioulcl Se all.oised when i.t is showit
that the soil wi.ll noC support ~i concrete bi.ii.7.ding<
Mr, ['ranlc Pr.attalone stated tkilt ,ome of tlle ,o~i.1s in th~ Centervil7.F.
f2oacl area wil.l. not su~port concrete. buil.dings. I,'ratt~lone stated thaC
there are somc nice 'looking steel bui.ldi.ngs t;l,~at the CiCy shoul.d not
precl.ude from Centervil.le Road.
Pa~;e -10-
MINiJTES
City Cot~nci_1
Aug, 2£3, 1.985
Mctal. 131d,~,s. itr. F~~hey reportcd that tiie Council. heis al.ready acted on the zoni.ng o,E
(Cont:>) the CenCervi.lle Road zir•ea. Curx•ent:ly be~ing d~iscussed are other areas
oE the C:ity such as Park Street a~nd Ki.ce Street:.
P1r, Pr~ietalone. a~x~eed that Ri.ce Street wo~il.d not: be a desirablc locaGion
Eor metal bui.i~li.n,se
Ms< Nnrctini suggestecl Chat the Yl.anner and the t3ui~ding In>peccor ~;et
to~;ether arici malce a recornmercdat:.Lon on this matter, 'Lhe P1~nner stated
tl~aC he would di.scuss the mat.ter orith the 13ui1cti.ng inspectore
Scalze pointecl oaC chaC there i.s a lot of properCy up for sale tktat: thi.s
decis~.i.on cvi11. i.mp2ct. Scal.ze suggested thet a enoratorium be placecl on
Ckie construct.ion of inetal. builcii.ngs iri commcrcial zincl residential. areas
unti.l. T.his matter i.s resolved,
ilr. P+:ihey sugge,ted thaT. after tize City has determi.ned i.ts ~~osi.ti.on,
thi, shoulcl be referred to tLie Chamber. of Coimnerce for comrnent.
Scalze poi.nted out: the confus.ion Ghat has generated i.n the past ~ahen
property lias been soLti at the same Cirne that t:he Coin~icil has been
considering zon~Lng modi.f:i.cations. Scalze sug;ested tl~iat properey owners
writh undevel.oped comroerc:La1 propert.i.es be noti_Ei.ed oE the rnoratorium,
iir. BJ.esetier f:el.t chat the moratori.um r..ould excl.ucte existin~; meC.al
5ui.l.dings tl'~at may be conCenplati.n~; an additi.on.
Mrs, Scal.ze i.ntr.~oduced the .f.ollo~ai.n~ resoluti.on and moved ;its adoptioii:
C2PSOLU'C:CO~ N0, IIS--3-~s7_5 - PLACING A M03ATORIU24 Otd
Tkll3 CONS',CitUCTIO~ OF P1:I;13-STANUING Mk~'CAI, S3UILDINGS
~ND TI~IE ISSUtANCL, OP I3[JILDiNG PERMI'i'L;S I~OR SIfC[I
BU]~.LDINGS I~ CO~Nti1F'RCIAT, A~1D I2L'ST[)rp~~CI~:L DISTEtICLS
POR ST.X C90NTEt5 OR IJPI'CTI~ SUCI( 'CIN[B AS 'CHG CI'CY H9S
AP7 OROiNANCT IN 7?I,ACE CL,~It7:rY:Ci~1G 1'H;! CI.'CX' S POSLI'I.ON
~AND RI?(ZUliS7']i~G 'CHE CITY CLI?RK TO Slii~]D F~ COPY OP TfIIS
MORA1'ORIUP4 'CO '['HE OG11~S'sRS OL' UNl)I7JI;LOPI;D COt~IMF.,RC:CAI.,
t'ROPI;TZ'l`Y AND RF}.'P;RRiNG ThIIu ~4A'L'PEIR TO TtIE '13II"CI.,DI;IG
tNSPECfOR c1V~D THL' C:C'LY PLA~NliB POIt 'LH[illt RECOMP4LNDATIO~S
'fkie fore~;oi.ng resoluci.ori w~s duly seconcled by ~.~ir. PaLisy.
Ayes (5) Scalze, Pahey, Collova, I31e,ener, Nardini.
N6iyes (0).
Resoltition dectared aclok~t:ed<
7'his resolution appears in Resolution I~ook No< 17, Pa~c 43f3.
P1r. Pt~hey su;gested That Ck~e C1er.i< also send a noti.ce to the Chainber of
the rnoratorium.
Pug~ --~11-
r~~rNU~res
c~~y c~~~„~;.1
Aug. 23, 1935
['rattztlone
& County
Road C
C1ean-Up
A7enda
I.tem D(o. 13
i~.ir. Franl< FratCalone repor[ed that he met wiCh t1~e Suild:inv Illspector on
f,+ri.d~iy regerclinp Che c7.ean-up of his property o^ Coianty ktoad C, ~',toro
oP the prvperty has been cleaned up< There e.ire sti.11 some cars on t:he
property tl~aC are ownecl by ooe of i9r. .P'raLCalone's tenants. k'rattCalone
st~ted that the I3ui.ldi_ng 7nspe.ctox• was goi.ng to checic thi.s out and get
baclc Co h i.m.
N,[rs. Scalze po~.i.nted ouC thaL ma;jor auto repair is not allowed in thi.s
di.str:i.ct. Scalze aslced if. th~i.s tenant would be oat. of the property in
ri~~y,
F'~hey sCated that he had no problem with Cl~ese cars bei.n~ on the ~>rEmi.ses
as loiig :~s it :is undersCOOCI tt~at if thi.s is a nom-confarrmi.n~; use, the
t.enant o~ould be relocaCecl in f\pril. o[ 198G.
PratCalone stated that rione. of. h:i.s tenant; are ].icensed by the Ci.ty,
IP Chey obCain a 1i.cense, then tlie )3uilding S.nspector wi.ll. be able. to
pol.ice their o~~erati.ons. Also, tl~~e ,6u~ilcli.ng :Lnspector w:i.11 be inf:orming
i%ir. FratCal.one of which busi.rGesses are allowt~ble under Che current zon:ing
ancl 4ahi.c4 are not.
Pahey f:elt that the 13ui1dint, Insoector. should handle the siCUaCi.on and
if there ar.e any matters th~t need Counci.l acti.on, the mat:ter can be
x'eferred baclc to the Coune~i.l. Fahey su~~estecl thaC Mr, Col].ova lceep ou
top of the situation.
hir.. i~ratt~lone aslced iL any of. his businesses can ztay ;if the Tiui.lclinU
Inspector approves. P~ii~ey replied tl'~at Che 'L'uiid~.in~ Inspector will
~vor.l< wiChi.n the Code, and if: a bu,iness is a permitted ~ise undec t:he
zoning of the property, then i.t coul.d stuy. IL a bus~i.ness i.s a concli~~i.on~i1
use, then it wo~ild have Co coine baclc to the Council tor acCion.
:Cnspecti.n~; Mz~, PratCalone aslced if it o~ould be permiss~.i_bl.e for. him to hire Twa].d
Biese r.o r.lo t:lle i.nspecting on hi.s current ~roject. 'L'he City Cngineer
Agend~ :Ls recornmencti.no 100% :i.nspeccing and Mr. T'ratCalone steit.ed that lie would
Add~iti-on Li.ke to pay just. one ins~ector rather than two.
'1'1iE Counci]. w~is agreeabLe as long as i_t is tmde:rstoocl that liwald Btese
would be inspecting on beha7.f of the City and not Mr. 7?rattalone.
S-finriesota ~4r.. tlruce klubbard oE ?4innesoCa Min:i SCOCage sippeared beEore Che Counci.l.
i9ini r.eque,ting the approv~.il of an ameridrrienC Co h:is 1?UD Ag,r.eernent so that; i~e
SCOrage can construct addiCioncil ofEice bui.ldi.n;;. i~9r. klubbae<l repor.ted Chat
~di.nnesoCa Mi.n~i SCora~~e recently pur.chased s ome adjacent property on
A~enda which the office bu:ildinb wou.ld be located. 'Lhe same contractor would
It.em No< 11 be u,ed ancl the building would match the ex i
sting bu~ilcling
s
.
,
,
p=1;~= -1~-
NfINU7'LS
City Co~mc'il.
Aug, 'LF3, 1.9£3'i
tlinnesot:a
hti.ni.
uCOrage
(Cont.)
tlr< ~37.esener eisked i.f: the properties wo~il.d be merged, 24r. I~lubbard replied
ehat Chey wo~ild.
l~ahey asked i.f I-lubb~~~-d was a~reeable Co tlie Pl.anner's r.ec:ornmencfati.ons,
P4r. l.-lubbz~rcl repli_ed Chat he was,
N,lrsa Scala.e asiced why ari addi.Ctional ~ree-stlnclin; sip,n ~aas necess~u:~y<
Hubbard exp.La~.i.ned the current: si~ntigc, and reported that h~ navor put up
a si.gn i_or. the offi_ce bui',I.din~. Hubbard poinCed out that tlle build.i.ng,s
<lo not Eronc on County Itoad B and the:refore, an idenCi.fi.cation si_gn f.or.
the oE~fice bui7.di.n~s is necessary,
T4rs< ucal•r,e a;;lced if three Free-standing signs were allosaed under a 1'UD
devel.opme~it, The Planner rep~Lied Chat a vari.ance wou~.ld be requirecl Yor
thc: thi_rd Eree--sCr:tnc(i.ng si.gn<
Tlie Ci_ty GLerk repor.ted that a public hear.ing woul.d be necessary for a
variance.
t~,lr, B7.eseneir ~slced about Che landsca~~in~; ,for the neer buildi.ng. Mr<
Ffubbarcl re~>lied thaC the l~ndsca~~i.n~ would b7.end eaitt~ what is ex.istin~
aC the siLe.
itr. Blesener inCroduced t:he :[ollowlr~~ resoluCl.on ardd rnoved ixs adoptioeie
RGSOI,U`LION ~Oe 35-E3-4'L6 ~- CLOSING 7'[~I? ,PUTSLIC
iie;~~ztne on
Ai1~3NDMIiN,z,
THli 2~tI^]NP;507A t4INI STORAC;ti PUD
The foregoin~ resol.ution was duly seconded by Ks. D7arclini_,
Ayes (5) Blesener, Nardin:i, 7?ahey, Scalze, Co1.l.ova.
Nayes (0),
Resol.uti.on dEClared adoptecl,
'Lhi.s resolution appears i.n Resolution Book No, 1'L, Page 43°.
i~r. Blesener intro<luced tkie f.oll.owi.no resolut,Con and movecl it_s <ielopti.on:
Rt'sSOLU'PIODI D10. E35-£3-427 - APPi20VING T1dIs MINNtiSO'i'A
R41:NI S'fORAGP PUD AhILNDPAEN'L CONTINGENT UPON 'CHli
RECOr1~(ENDA'CZONS OP 'CI~IE PLANNLR Bti~ING T9':iT
'Phe f:ore~oi.ng resoLuC:ion was dul.y seconded by i~trs. Scal.z,e,
Ayes (5) J3l.esener, Scalze, Aarclini, I'ahey, Col.l.ovai,
~ayes (0).
Resol.ution declared :adopted.
'Chis resoluCi.on appears ,i.n Resoli,itl.on 1~oolc No, 12, :Pa~e 440<
Pa;e -]3-
rT r ri u'rr,s
City Counci.l
Aug. 2F3, 19£35
K7.ein Mrs. I(lein appeared be~lore the CounclJ. and cornmenCed that sh~e ~mderstood
Yr.operty thaC Harstecl ~ricl ~YcCollough ~oould bega.n tlze:i.r developmenC in tl~ie next raeelc
ar so anct as1ced tYie status o:f the fexicc ar.ound her. propa,rty, Kr, "L'ahey
Agenda replied that the fence was shown on tl~ic ~>lan. ~[~zihey staCed that t:he plan
Adclition is on file ~t: C:he CiCy ancl sun~ested that ~1rs. lZl.ei.n corne .in and revie~a
i.t.
i`irs, i.<le.i.n expressed coricen~ about cl~rainage in Che ar.ea. [~Ir. Car.~ Le,y
repor.ted ChaC the storm seoier is nearly coroplete, there i.s one more
secCion Co Y>e installed. There ~is also some gradin~; t.hat has to be
done.
t:lein cvas conce.rned that Chere :is standiri~ weiCer beii~Lnd Che. bai.t shol~~
and eislced hocv thi., wi.l.l eEfect her g>roperty. Mr. Pahey poi~lT.ed out thzxt
tl~e finai gr.ading has not been done,
~r< Car.ley sCateci Cliat the devel.opment wil.l be bu~.ilt according to plan
and it wiJ.l be his responsibil.ity to ensure ti~i.s.
The Planner reported t1~1t Nlrs. LQ.ei.n is concer.ned that slie rai.ll not be
able to devel.op her property. Mr. Fatiey poinCed oi.it the~t he sent yr.s.
IC1ein a leCtetr in thi_s reE;ar.ct spelling ouL the City's posi.tioi~i ir~ Clie
maCtec.
iirs. 1C1ein stared that she u~as not s~e:isf:i_ed *.vi.th the 1etCer,
NIr, Pahey felt tl~~at the City has done more Co ,ati.sfy Mrs. K:tr_i.n's concerns
than it oroul.d do for someone e1s~. ~F~ahey st.aited that: the Building Inspector
can inCezpret Che or.d~Lnance Eor Nlrs< tCl.ei.n ar~d tel.l her it.' the pro~erty
is bui.lda~le on itot.
P'aPicy al.so su~gested that P1rs, IC1ein hi.re an attorney who can researcl~
Cit;y ordi.nances anci g~ive her an opi.ni.on on whether or iiot the propert:y
is bui.ldabl.e.
tQrs. Kl.ei.n commented tkiat she fe;lC she has been i.nsulte<I by Ch~ ~3ayor pL
the~ Ci.Cy and that she cainnoC get clear explanati.ons to her concerns.
Larry Lee T'he CiCy Cl.erlc repor[:ed thaC flarstead and I1cColloup.,h will noC be using
Indu,tri.al. the industrial revenue borids that Ckie City all.ocated to them. I,arry
B<avenue Lee k~as requested thi.s allocati.on should it, not t~c use<I by ilar ste~id and
Ponds McCo7.louoh,
A~enda 'Ci~ie Cler.lc pointr-_d out: t hat: in ordee to retai.n L_he enti.tl.emenC, the Citq
Addi.Cion musC sc:ncl the State 1% of the funds by no later than Septemoec~ '3, 19£35.
Larry I.,ee c•rill be briri~ the C~iCy thmse funds tornorrow.
page _.1.4-
r~z~u•crs
C:CIy Counc:il
Aug> 28, 1985
I.,arr~y Lee t4r., Lil.eserier int~soducecl the f.~o7lowing resolt.~t:ion and moved i.ts adoption:
jRCIUSZT' L21
Reve.nue RIiSOLU'CI.ON V0, 85-3-4~2f3 -- AU'C~IOi2Z7ING PfiYP4EV~T
aonds 7'0 T'fIG STA"CIZ O F 1% OI~ T tlli; F,i'`1TI'i'LEi~:IF.:~I'L OI~' ~LnUUS7'RI[1L
(Cont:. ) REV~DIUr 7i0NDS Rl'sQUi'sS'C,EI) 1,Y LAftRY I,fSE S]I'I'fL 'I.'HE
PROVISION 'CI(A'I' ~!R< LF,Ji; 1:tEI~f13URSI: "CIIL; C.CTY 'f117,S
.AMOtJN'f.
'PPie fore~;oin~ resolution o~tis dul.y secoiided by iQs, iVar.di.ni.
Ayes (5) i31~~~sener., Nard;_ni., Col.lova, Fahey, Scalze.
Nayes (0)>
Resolution declared adopCecl,
This resolut::ion appears i.n Resalucion .6oolc No. 12, Page 44~.<
1')~ick ,E3oes ~lr. Dick Boss :fII ap~eared before tlte Counc-i.1 ancl requeSCed th~C ~ct:ion
1S:L Add~ition be postponed on h:is di.vi.sion until the second meeting i.n SeptFmber. Mr.
Bos s reported that due to an ill.nes> he has not. hsd ti.ma to meet caith
A~;encla the ACtor~~~y ancl Yl.anner on his proposal. C`1rs, Scalze po:inCed out tl.zaC
[tFm No, 1.2 the 1'sxtiminer o£ 'Ci.tles should a7.so be contacteci.
'l'here was no one present: wi;;hi.nf; to speal< on the Iloss proposa7.>
Mr, Co1l.ova introduced e1~e fo~llo~ain~ resolution and movecl ixs adoptiori:
ftIiSOLU'PiON N0. E35-3-47_9 - CL~OSIDiG 'I'}IT PJ.P,,L[.C
L~IL.Al2ING ON TFlli RIC({ARD $OSS 'II~I [ADllti'CLON
'Che f.oregoing r.esolution was duly seconded by i~1r< I3leserGer.
Ayes (5) 'Blesener, Co1~.lova, Scal.ze, Nardin_i., f~ahey,
N~yes (0)e
I2esoluti.oil decl~ red adopted,
'Chis reso7.ut:ion appears in Resol.uT.ion 13oolc ~oe 1.2, Page 442.
P1r. .4l.esener introduced t.he f.ollowi.ng ~'esotut:i.om m~d.moved i.ts adopti.on;
RCSOI.,UTION N0. IIS-3-/t30 -'CABLING AG7'T.ON ON 'f.i~I~
130SS III FlDpITIODI FOR 30 DAXS 'CO G:[.V~ i1R< I~OSS
ADDI'CIONAL, TI~lE 9'0 ~1E.E'C TdSTL~t T[~t~ C.T.T'Y ATTOKNEY
ADID CI'CY P.LANNPt:
'fhe foregoin~ reso7.uCion ~aas du~l.y seconded by ~Sr. Col.lova.
Ayes (5) Blesener, Collova, Aardini, Scatze, I~'ahey.
Nayes (0)<
].2esol.ution declar.ed adopced.
Thi.s re,olution appears in Resol.ut~ion ESook No. 1.2, Page 4~+3.
Ya~e -15-
MTNU'Lf?S
Cit,y Council
Aus~;<2~, L9~15
CarJ.son 'I"here was no one present arepreseriCing t:kie Carlson Auto Sa'Les matter,
tAt.ito iales
Ageanda
7tern No< 1.4
Meta1 Mr, fllesener felt C,hat the Council shoul.d cl~iri.f.y its po,i.[:ion ort
Buil<li.ngs met11 buil.di.ri~;s for Ctie Pl.anner and $uil.ding Inspect.or.
(Cone.e)
~(s. Narcli.ni fel.t that tl'ie position was no meCeil. buil.di.n~;s lti commercia'1.
or residenti.al.e
Ntr. Pahey suggesCed that the Counci]. get soirie input at e ptib7.ic heari.ng,
f,~ahey >uggesCed that metal buildl.ng,s mighC be atlowed by cond.~i.C.i_onRl
use perri~:it or under cect:.~in cond.itious, I'ahey aLso su~F;ested that
rnetal bui'ld~i.n~+s rn~ight be subjected Co the snme standlyds thaC are
out~l.i.ned :i.n thc I-P d:i_strict.
Ulesener staCed that he wr.is not i.n favor of t;alvanizecl or unfinished
steel bui.l.dings. A)so, Chere should t>e no metal. build:ings ovec 120
square f~e~ al.loweed isi cesi.denti~t or busi.ness di.s[:r.i.cts, ];,7.esener
was in Eavor of ~ condi.tional use ~>ermi.t Co allow existing metal.
buildings to expand or add on,
~ardi.ni. sa~;ge.sted th~t Che Coi.incil consider where Lhis might present a
problem,
1"ahey sCated that the (;i.cy shouLd no[ hold the industrinl area t.o hi.;her
standards than the other di.stricts, F'aheq suggested that t.he C-it.y soli.cl.c
com;nents F.rom the Chamber of Commerce and the commercial buil.din;; owners.
Fa.hey s~zo~ested tt.i~t pechaps metal bi,i;i.ld-ing,s shoul.d be pr.ohib:iCed Erom
res-idenCial., coinmercial and 7.-P dist:a-i.ets<
Plard~ini. asked it a metal buildi.n~ hacl brick on CP~e outsicte if :it would
be too heavy for a property ~a~.i.th poor soils. 'LPie Planner di.d noC Ch:ink
so,
F31.esener Ee1t th~C tlle Ci.[.y shoul.<1 requ~i.re a beCCer grade oF. metal bui.l.ding
in Che i.ndusCri.a1 area arid not a11ow Che~u i-n the resi.dential or commercial.
di.stri.cts<
t~~1ro Pahey i.ntroduced the fo17.o~ai.ng resoluT.ion and moved its adoptione
RCSOLUT]~.ON N0. ~;S-Ei--431. -- CALLING f~ Pl1iiLIC
1~IGARIDIG L'OlZ OCC0~3~~R 1_3 TO CONSIDT3S~ ES'CABLISHT.NG
~13[d }ATCI.,DID]G i'CA~?DAI2DS I''OK RPiTDI's~l"C~/1i., L~N'.i IStJSINIiSi
D:fS'PRI.CTS TO C0~lP013M 'CO 'CEIli 13UII,UIUG S7'AVDARDS
,CtECL;TPCLY ADOT'"Cf?D IN 7'IIP, I-S' P:(57'RIC'1' APID T'0
CONSIDIi}2 t35'I'ABLISI~ISN6 F3UILi)SPIC ~1A'L'~i2~I:t1I, AND
DL;SIGi1 S'L'i1NDARDS It4 "CIIP! I,ICdtCr INDUSTRIAL
DTS'CRTCT 1'0~ 44P;7'AL IiiJILDINGi
P<age -76-
M7:NU`['Ii;S
cicy council.
Aug, 23, 19£35
Metal 'Che £ore~oin~ resoluti.on c~as duly secon<led by Mr. Col.lova,
tlui.l.di.n~s pyes (S) I'mhey, Co1.lova, 711eserler, Nardini, Sc~ilze,
(Conc>)
Naqes (0),
Pesolution ~ecl.ared adoptect,
This resol.ut:i.on appeae~s in Resol.iit:lon 73001; Noo 12, Page 444<
Ruth &. Tha City Attorney reported f:haC tt~e C1.Cy can oet a conveyance of tkie
DemonC Ruth & llemont property oii.th a use resCricCion< However, w:i.thi_n f~ive
}.'.troperty year~s ttie City must demonst:rate the use o£ the propertye
A;end~i c4s. idardi.ni aslced if. tlie 1'arlc Gommissi.on was inCer.estec( i.n a C:ot. lot
Ii.:em Vo< 7_7 on Che proper~yo Mr< Col.l.o~~a poi.nted ouC that in the past people
have been oppo>ed to tot l.ots or playgro w~d> in their neis;hborhood>,
Scal.ce stated thart >he could brino Chis iip to the Park Commi.saion<
i.tr. Fahe.y fe1C Ckiat: tlie Aecor.ney should i_ndi.cate to Che County tnet
the City intends to use the property for open space and/or. ~i tqt. 1.oC
or nei.gtlborhood parlc. T'atley feLt chaT the City shoul.d get t.he propert:y
deeded over to it before it: ho1.c~Is a Publ.i.c. heari.ng on nei.gP~borhood
feeli.n~;s f.or a par{c. .
7'he. At:torney suggested tt~at thr City could cel.L Che County Chat it is
loolcing at: tkie properCy foc park purposes rxnd it wi.1.1 get badc eo the
Coi.inty in 30 days.
~1rse Scal.re felt. that the property was nice ,for some t.r.ees or park
benches, but. not a t:oC J.ot as DemonC i.s such a busy s[:reeC,
Mr< Coll.ova asked the cost of getti.ng Che property reconveyed to the
City< i~fs, ~ardi.ni repl.~i.ed that it on~ly i.nvolved Che legal. fees,
i'-9r. Fahey sug~;ested that ~1rs. Scalze bri.ng the rnetter to t:he Parlc
Commi.ss~,ion and the AC[orn~y could tindicate to the County that: the
Ci.i:y i.s i.nCCSested in the ~roperty f.or. open space and/or a toC lot
or neighborhood park,
Ba:Llfields ~r, Pahey reporCed tP~aC Che At:torney i.s xvorking on Chc possi.bl.e purchase
oE the N.[osted ancl Jokuason prope,rties, but noth:ing i.s P~irmed up yet,
Agenda
~ddiGion
State Ai.d '['he ,Engi.neer sut~mi.Cted to the Co~mcil. a plan for th~ desi.;;nat:Cm1 oL uta~e
StreeCS Ai.d streets in t:he Ci.ty, 7'ize pl~xn tnvolvecl removing the State ~11d
cles:i.gnation .from Noel Dri.ve ancl lli Road and put:Cin~ it on Demont and
Agenda Vi.king Dri.vE:. The Lngl.~ieer ireported t}iat che City needs to put together
Item No, 24 a new five--year plan,
P]nC' -aJ-
M~LNt,~'l'ES
City Counc.i.l
Aug, 2H, 1985
State Ai.d i4rs, Scalze aslced ii: the Ci~y has accepted Damont Str~eet. 'Che Clerk
Streets rep1.ied that it: has not be~en acc~pted,
(Cont:, )
Mrs. Scalzc usiced :i.f there were~iny ot.lier sL:reets ,1.n the CiCy thar mi~ht
benef:i.t Exom tl~~e State Aid designziti.on. The Pngineer. e:tplai.ned ehat
1.n orcler. to quali.fy Eor ;Caite i\id, clte ,tre.et must t:.i.e into other
Stat:e Ai.d roa<lso
Sca].ze ~s1cEC1 if Demont woul<t have to be a certain w~idth to quali£y f.or
St2Ce Aicl and t}~ie eFfecC Chis would havc~ on Che resi.dents on Demonto
'ChE: ling~.in~;e~' cepLi.ed tV~iat a~ai.der road would be necessat'y.
~Lr. PaPiey pointed oat tk~at this area of tl:ie Ci.tq ha:; the liighest
concentration of. p~;ople and that: t:hi.s is i:.he pl.ac.e for a State Aid
des~.i.gnation,
i~Ir, T'ahey i.ntroduced the fol.lowin~; reso].uCi.onand moved ~iCS ~idop[i.on:
I2}?SOLtITION NO> f35-8-~F32 - ADOPT~ING TEIF, CI"LY
;iINGINI3P;IZ'S PROPOS1tD pLA~ FOR DESI.GNF~TI:ON Ol'
S'i'A'7'E AID ROtVDWAYS IV 'LHE CS'fY
The foregoing resol.uti.on w~~, duly secondecl by r4r. Co1.lova.
Aya~s (5) 1?ahey, Col'Lova, Dlardini, Blesexier, Sce.ilze<
Nayes (0).
Reso7.ution declared adoptecl.
This reso'Lution appears i.n ResoluCi.on Book No< t"L, P~ge ~4~i5,
Bu.i.ld~ing Mr, Co].lova reported t:hat Che Ilui.lding .Inspec.tor would lilce to attend
'I.nspector Che inCerna[i.ona'L Conference o L B~i:ildi.ng Officials to be held i.n
Conferenc4 Bloomi.n~ton. P9r. Nagovslcy :is also aski.ag thaC the City paq Po r l.odging
while he is at the conf.e~rence, Plagovs~<y has ~otten roorn rates Lrc~>rn
l~genda severzil hoCels and bel.i.eve.s Ch at $49.~5 per n~i~;he is the least expensive
Item A~o, 26 x~aCe available.
Mr. T'~al~ey suggested t:kiaC P4r, Nagovs!cy tr.y to get a commerci~l rate foe
lod~inl; expenses<
~xr. Pilesener iot:roduced ~l~ie EoLlowi.ng iresoluCion and movecl it:s adopti.o~i:
7:~SOI,UTION N0, 85-£3-[E33 - ALLOWING TFfE BUTLDIi7G
INSPGC7.'OR TO A'C'CIT.ND Tt4~ IiA'CERPI~T~IONF~L COA'b"EI:lNCE
OF 13USLDIP]G ~.CNSPTCT012S IN BI,OObIT.NG7'ON 61ND
llFiCLAR7NG 'CRA'f. TIIE C7.7'X CdILL PAY FOR P912< i~1AGOVS;<Y'S
LOI)G7NG AT TH7 C`ON~L'ERPNCP; W:C7 H C}IFi fiNCOURAGT?LfEN'C
TI~A'i' 1~11~a NAGOVSIZY TRX TO 073TAIN THIs n~~pS'C IiCOP'ON17CA,L
I.,OllCING PL1'C}". POf.iST.I3IS?.
~'age -7.8-
r~c«io•cl;s
c;.cy c~~,~,~; i.
Aug, 2f3, ~.935
}1ui.lcling 'Lhe .fore~oi.ng resolutLon was cli.ily seconded by i~ir. Collovaa
TnspecT_or Ayes (5) 731esene:r, Co1J.ova, Pahey, Scalze, Narcli.ni<
Conference Nayes (0).
(Cont,) Reso7.uC~ion declarecl adopted,
'Chis resolut:ion eippe2rs in Resolu~i_on t3ook No, 12, Paf,e 446.
~bove- ilx°. Co].1ova ranorted that sevean letter> have been sent ouG to ~~;o~1e
Gro~md i.n t.he C~.Cty ~ai.th above-,a,ro~uld E;a., tatilcs recuesting th~it: t:heq be
Gus Tanks removede
,Ag~ncia
tlddition
I'll.e~a'L NIr. Blesener r~f~or~ed thaC both Roger C;lanzer ancl I~ud i~lagovslcy have
Dumpin„ tallced to the properCy owner who is respor~s~i.bl.e for the i1l~geil
Kel.t.er dumping on Kel.ler 7?art<way. 'I'he pr.oper.ty oomer claims thaC he di.d
Parkoray ^oC latow hi.s contractor was goin~; to dump in that 7.oclti.on. 'The
property owner. also informed them that he contacCed the DD1R and Ckiey
~l~enda sai.r.l the dump:ing was O.IC. 'Che Buil.ding Inspector informed him to
Addi.tion get a 7.eCter .Errom Che llNtL sCaCing Chis<
~1r. t~aLtey po:inted out tha[ Zhe Ci.Cy may not wanC to O.K, Chi.s dumpiiig<
The Ci.ty Clerlc reported Chat the usual. procedure is for the DNR Co
sencl Che City a~erm:i.t appl.icati.on, and if.~ the C[ty has no probl.ems
with the permit, ~hen t1~e DNR acts on it.
i4rs. Scal.ze fe7.t that a precedenC. would be set by leavi.ng th~is fil.1
along tlie ].al<e<
f4r. Blesener sug~;ested t:l~at the City contact the llNn about Thisand
i.nform the~m t:hat Che City is noC si.ire it wi.ll approve the durnping.
iyr. Pahey suggested tl~iat Che Council adv:ise the propert.y oconec i.C i.s
willi.ng Co loolc at the matter, buc first i.t wanCS a lettec from th<<~
DNR ~pproving Che di.unp:in~; and li.sti.ng Clir r.easons *.vkiy tt~e filling :is
appropr~i.at:e<
P3r, f~ahey su~~ested that the 13uildi.n~ tnspector ear.ite a letter to
this effect and send a copy to the llN1.2.
I-P I)istrict Mr. Co7.lova ask~~d i.f the
of rezoning the proPerty
A~enda ~Sr, I~'ahey suggested that
AddS.ti.on ball.fi.elds ~.is resolved,
C,i.ty slloulcl begin the proc~;s for cosi_deration
on Che east si.de oi: DeSoto in the I-P clistrict.
Ch:i.s maCter be put on holct unti.l the issue of.
Pa~;e -19-
i(I~fUTF,S
Ci.ty Counci.l.
Aug. 2~3, ].9~5
Si~;ns On ~'.[rs, Sca:tze point:ed out, the situaCi.on with the ni.unerous signs on the.
Little Canada corner oF Li.tt'.1e Ganada Road ~nd Centervil.le Road. Scalze poi.nted out
ttoac! And titat the C~ity h2s pretvious.l.y di.scussed r.emovi.ng t:hese sigiis and puCtin~
Centerville up directional signs to tfie apartments and i.ndt.istrial par.l,c<
Itoacl
i4r., I3l.esener m~;reed th~t there were too many s:i.gns on ehis corner.
Agenda
Addit;i.on Mr. Collov2 sugtested that the busLness owners rsi.Ch the si.gns be
:informed t:hat the signs are i1.legallq placed and should bF~ removed,
7'he Clerk poi_nted ouC tkiat the si.gn, ar.e in tl:ie r.~~i.ght-of:-w~y,
Mr.•. Fahcy agree~l t:hat a].ettcr should be serit.
f3lesenex~ felt that [he di.cection sis;n st~ould i.ndi.cate tlte aptirtmenvs
and ttie industrial. parlce Gahey d~i.d not feel. that Che clirectionnl
si~;n sho~.il.d i.ndicate the apartrnent complex,
~.(x:< Collova pointed out Chat Ck~e sipns will ~~robabl.y coine dowri wi[ki
the construction on the Li.ttl.e Canada SZoeid br.:idge project begins,
It was the concensus of. Che Council that the property owners skioul.d
be requested ~o talce their si.p,ns down with:in 30 days. tiardini. suggested
theit a].eteer be sent to thc owner of the property on cahich the si~ns
are~ placed as we11,
7.`rail, C4rs. Seal.ze repw-ted that: Che Perk Commission cvoul.cl l.ilce to b~.i.d some
a.mprovements to Gervais ~4i].ts Parl< 2nd some othea~ budgeted ~.improvements<
Ag~ncla
Item No. 23 The Parlc Comin9_ssion has recen tly appl.ied for a grant f.or these improve-
menC, but the status o% that ~pplication is not Icnown a& yete
Hrs. Scal.ze introduced the followin~ resolut:ion and moved i.ts adopti.on:
RESOL,UTION N0. £35-£3-434 - AU'PHORI'LI~7G 'LHE; PEiRK
CONSUL'PANT. TO P7:TPAR?. I3IDS P013 C:PIZVAIS ~,f.CLLS
~ARK AND OTH!fR F~(JDCF"CBD ITlF4S Sl1Y3JliC'L 'CO GRAN'C
1.2tiSiJi, f 5
'CPae f:or.egoing resoluti.on was duly seconded by t4r. C;ol.lova~
Flyes (5) Sca]_ze, Col.l.ova, A~arcli.ni, L'ahey, I31.esener.
Nayes (0),
Resolut:ion declau'ed adoptecl<
'fh~i> resolution appetirs in 12esol.ution S3oolc No. 12, Ya,~e 447,
Page -20-
p,iINU'CIiS
CiCy Cotuzc.i.l
Attp, 2f3, 1985
Redistri.cting Mr, i~ahey :in£ormed tl~e Counci_7. thnC the >chool. 13oard wi:i.l be holdi.ng
Election an election on OCt:ober 15 re~2rdi.no tl'ie recli.strtiCt:i.n~ of ttte School.
DisCri.cC. The Councll ~aould lilce t:o encoura~;e a]1 ci.tizens to become
A~encla ~i_n£or.med on th~i_s mattex~ as i.t eLFects the future education o,f our
:Rem No. 29 young peop:le and th~ Ca xes thae Chey a~i.l.l. be pay:i.ng I.n [he City,
29r, P'ahey also requestecf t1~~at the press Co publ.i.;h ei noti_cc of.~ Che
e1~cCion and the ~.issues and lceep tkie ci.t:izens in£oi-med on ~his matter
Eor ~he nexe coupl.e of ~roeelcs.
Adjourn Mr, Pahey introduced the foll.owi.ng reso7.ut_Con and move~ i.CS adoptions
Ageridr.t RL'SOLlJ7'i01~1 N0. 85-£3-435 - ADJOURNING
7:Lem No, 30 ~
The ioro-:goi~ig resolution wa; clul.y seconcled by i~(r. Col.tova.
Ayes (5) }7ahey, Co1.lova, Nardi.ni, Sc~lze, I31.esencr.
Nayes (0).
Re,olut.ion decl.ared adopCed.
7h_is resolution ~ppe~rs in 1Zesoluti.on I3oo{c No. 12, Yage 44£l,
'Chere be~inn no further bus~iness, tYie meeCi.n~ was ~djourned at 9:30 Pet1,
Respecf:f:ui.ly >ubmitCed,
_-"- ~2 • , ,/~°"
ICa hl.een Glancer, _ ~
Recording SE.cretary
I'age -27.--