HomeMy WebLinkAboutMinutes - 1980/01/141. Call to Order
2. Roll Call
A G E N D A
Regular Council Meeting
Mounds View
January 14, 1980
3. Approval of Minutes: October 1
October 15
November 5
November 8
December 17
December 20
January 3
4. RESIDENTS REQUESTS AND COMMENTS FROM THE FLOOR
5. Consent Agenda: a. Licenses
b. Approving Just and Correct Claims
6. Reports from Council/Administrator
7. Reports from Building Loninq Official:
a. Public Hearing: Silver Lake Road Improvements
at 7:40 p.m.
8. Attorney's Report
9. Engineer's Report: Silver. Lake Road Update
10. Adjournment
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ITEM B: Approving Licenses:
CONSENT AGENDA
January 14, 1980
The consent agenda is a technique designed to expedite handling
of routine and miscellaneious official business of the City
Council. The entire agenda may be adopted by the Council in
one motion. The motion for adoption is non debatable and
must receive unanimous approval. By request of any individual
Councilmember, any item can be removed from the Consent Agenda
and placed upon the Regular Agenda for debate.
ITEM A: Approving Resolution 1064, Just and Correct Claims
Against City Funds
1980 Bowling Alley License
Mermaid Lounge, Inc. renewal
1980 Cigarette Sales License
A.A. Standard renewal
Anchor Inn renewal
B R Liquor renewal
Clark Super 100 renewal
Donatelle's Supper Club renewal
Fedor's Market renewal
Launching Pad Supper Club renewal
Long Lake 66 Service renewal
Mermaid Lounge, Inc. renewal
Martin Oil renewal
Country Kitchen renewal
Penny's Supermarket renewal
Perkins 'Cake Steak renewal
Seven Eleven renewal
Simon's Liquor Store renewal
Simon's Food Market renewal
Snyder's Drug Store renewal
Tom Thumb Food Market renewal
Tom Thumb Superette renewal
1980 Automobile Sales License
Alexander Diversified Sales, lnc. renewal
Mid- American ,auto, Inc. renewal
1980 Gasoline Station License
A.A. Standard renewal
Long Lake 66 Service renewal
Clark Supper 100 renewal
Martin Oil Service renewal
CONSENT AGENDA continued
Licenses (continued)
1980 Amusement Devices License
Mermaid Lounge, Inc. renewal
Twin City Novelty renewal
Jubliee Music Co. renewal
National Amusement Co. renewal
1980 3.2 Beer Off -Sale License
Tom Thumb Superette renewal
Tom Thumb Food Market renewal
A.A. Standard renewal
Snyder's Drug renewal
Fedor's Market renewal
Simon's Food Market renewal
Penny's Supermarket renewal
Seven Eleven Corp. renewal
1980 3.2 Beer On -Sale License
Bel Rae Ballroom renewal
Contractors License
Dailey Homes, Inc. renewal
General Contractor
Gardner -Seim Construction Inc new
General Contractor
Statewide Exteriors, Inc.- nel•
General Contractor
Fasco Construction new
General Contractor
Yale, Inc. new
Heating Air Conditioning
Dave Dempsey new
Excavating
PROCEEDINGS OF THE CITY COUNCIL
CITY OF MOUNDS VIEW
RAMSEY COUNTY, MINNESOTA
The Mounds View City Council held
a Special Session at 6:30 PM to discuss
the City Administrator's contract.
Members Absent: None
Also Present: City Attorney Meyers,
City Administrator Nelson
Peg Mountin, representing the Mounds
View Girl Scout Service Unit Team,
presented Councilmember Forslund with
the Thank You medal, the highest award in
Scouting,for her twenty years of service.
A citation was read by the Mayor.
Rowley moved to approve the minutes of
the October 1, 1979 meeting. It was
seconded by Ziebarth.
The motion carried.
Rowley moved to approve the minutes of
the October 15, 1979 meeting. It was
seconded by Hodges.
5 ayes
The motion carried. 0 nays
Rowley moved to accept the minutes of
the November 5, 1979 meeting. It was
seconded by Ziebarth.
4 ayes
The motion carried. 0 nays
Abstention: Forslund, 1 abstention
due to absence.
Hodges moved to approve the minutes of
the November 8, 1979 meeting. It was
seconded by Rowley.
4 ayes
The motion carried. 0 nays
Abstention: Forslund, 1 abstention
reason is same as above.
Regular Meeting
January 14, 1980
Mounds View City Hall
2401 Hwy. 10, Mounds View MN 55112
The Regular Meeting of the City Council 1. CALL TO ORDER
was called to order at 7:30 PM on
January 14, 1980 by the Mayor.
Members Present: Mayor McCarty, Council- 2. ROLL CALL
members Forslund, Hodges, Rowley, and
Ziebarth
5 ayes
0 nays
SPECIAL CITIZENS COMMENT
3. APPROVAL OF MINUTES
MOUNDS VIEW CITY COUNCIL
Page 2
Rowley moved to approve the minutes of
December 17, 1979. It was seconded by
McCarty.
5 ayes
The motion carried. 0 nays
Forslund moved to accept the minutes of
the December 20, 1979 meeting. It was
seconded by Ziebarth.
4 ayes
The motion carried. 0 nays
Abstention Rowley, due 1 abstention
to absence.
Rowley moved to table the approval of the
minutes from January 3, 1980. It was
seconded by McCarty.
5 ayes
The motion carried. 0 nays
Forslund moved to rescind the approval
of the December 17, 1979 minutes. It was
seconded by Rowley.
5 ayes
The motion carried. 0 nays
Changes were submitted for the minutes of
the December 17, 1979 meeting.
Rowley moved to approve the minutes of
the December 17, 1979 meeting as corrected.
It was seconded by Forslund.
5 ayes
The motion carried. 0 nays
Forslund moved that from henceforth
the Council meetings be taped. It was
seconded by Hodges.
The notion carried.
5 ayes
0 nays
Councilmembers will be requested in the
future to submit their corrections for
the minutes by the Wednesday following
the agenda session, allowing time for re-
typing as necessary before the next Council
meeting.
At 8:10 PM the Mayor closed the Regular
Meeting and opened the Public Hearing on
Silver Lake Road Improvements.
Regular Meeting
January 14, 1980
3. APPROVAL OF MINUTES,
Continued
MOUNDS VIEW CITY COUNCIL Regular Meeting
Page 3 January 14, 1980
Dan Boxrud of S.E.H. explained the 7. SILVER LAKE ROAD
proposed installation of water services IMPROVEMENTS
(Project 80 -1) and possible methods of
financing.
Walter Skiba, 7841 Silver Lake Road,
pointed out a possible problem since the
apartments have paid for improvements in
the past. Attorney Meyers explained that
anyone previously assessed may be due a
credit, should the project go through.
A discussion took place regarding whether
the system would provide adequate fire
protection. The Fire Marshal has pre-
viously indicated it would not.
Glenn Karlen, affected property owner,
wants the improvements, but not at $66
per sq. ft. Genevieve Dahlberg, 8605
Baltimore St., affected property owner,
felt it was time for the lots to be
developed,'; but thought the cost sounded
rather unreasonable. Mrs. Hansen, 7767
Groveland, feels that since her lot is
83'
wide—too narrow to build double
dwellings similar to those around her and
not desirable to build a single family next
to double dwelling+ -it may be unmarketable
and therefore not worth the high cost of
water installation. Craig Zuidema, 2809
County Road I, does not want and would
not accept the $66 /sq. ft. assessment-
he has recently dug a new well.
The Mayor closed the Public Hearing and re-
opened the Regular Meeting at 9:00 PM.
McCarty moved to deny Project 60 -1 because
it is not economically feasible. It was
seconded by Ziebarth.
The motion carried.
5 ayes
0 nays
Ziebarth moved that this water improvement
project be considered for the Capital
Improvement plan when it is considered.
It was seconded by McCarty.
4 ayes
The motion carried. 1 nay
(Nay vote: Hodges)
Repair of Silver Lake Road has been
delayed because of recent cold weather.
A 2 ft. settlement of the pipe has been
found. The City will clean out the main
and determine the damage.
9. ENGINEER'S REPORT
MOUNDS VIEW CITY COUNCIL
Page 4
Bill Doty, 3049 Bronson, and Neil
Loeding, 5046 Longview Drive, asked
if any action would be taken re: their
charge of interference by the City
Administrator during the recent Charter
campaign. The Council was in general
agreement that it was best left in the past.
Foreland suggested they might discuss
it when the Council meets with the
Charter Commission.
Ray Malerm, proprietor of Angie's Pizza,
requesta the 3.2 beer license fee be
lowered from $1,000. Council explained
the fee is primarily aimed at the only 3.2
applicant, the Bel -Rae, which requires
considerable police coverage. The fee
also prohibits numerous 3.2 joints from
starting up in the City.
Ziebarth moved that we grant Angie's
Pizza a license for $500 for half of the
year, giving credit for the number of days
into the first half -year at date of issuance.
This is granted with the understanding that
the Council will review the license fee
and if the figure is less per half -year
than the amount paid, the excess money
will be credited the next fee period.
It was seconded by Hodges.
5 ayes
The motion carried. 0 nays
McCarty moved to approve the Consent 5. CONSENT AGENDA
Agenda and dispense with reading it.
It was seconded by Ziebarth.
5 ayes
The motion carried. 0 nays
Nelson: 1) Passed out copies of the 1980 6. REPORTS ADMINISTRATOR
adopted budget. Personal auto mileage
will be changed from 200 to 194.
2) Resolution 1063 Teacher of the Year
Rowley moved to adopt Resolution 1063
recognizing Ceil Quaife, Teacher of the
Year for Mounds View, and waive the
reading of it. It was seconded by
Ziebarth.
The motion carried.
5 ayes
0 nays
Rowley directed Staff to send copies to
Sunnyside School.
Regular Meeting
January 14, 1980
4. RESIDENTS REQUESTS
COMMENTS FROM THE FLOOR
MOUNDS VIEW CITY COUNCIL
Page 5
3) Staff requested direction on develop
ment controls for Dynamic Developers.
The Planning Commission had sent the
matter to Council after a 4 -4 vote. They
request designation of ,proposed holding
ponds in order to set guidelines.
Forslund moved to meet on Tuesday, 1/22
and Tuesday, 1/29, in the Council Chambers
at 7:00 PM in order to develop basic
overall goals, for the City, including
designation of wetlands.
5 ayes
The motion carried. 0 nays
A discussion took place regarding when the
meetings could be held and what they would
encompass.
Rowley calledthe previous question. It
was seconded by Ziebarth.
5 ayes
The motion carried. 0 nays
4) Reminded Council they should review
the front footage ordinance. Attorney
Meyers will review first.
5) Re: release of funds as development
projects are completed -will be discussed
at the 1/21 agenda session.
6) Re: property up for tax forfeit -the
Mayor requested more details before any
action can take place.
7) Will submit for discussion on 1/21
the subject of suburban police recruitment
program tor interviewing applicants at
the direction of Civil Service and Council.
Mayor requested a cost breakdown.
8) Handed out information re: possible
City bike /walkway projects.
9) Police Chief needs additional money
to outfit the new patrolmen.
McCarty moved that the Police Chief be
allowed to transfer the 1979 uniform
allowance to 1980 in the amount of $144.
It was seconded by Ziebarth.
5 ayes
The motion carried. 0 nays
Regular Meeting
January 14, 1980
6. REPORTS ADMINISTRATOR
(Continued)
Dynamic Developers
MOUNDS VIEW CITY COUNCIL
Page 6
10) Passed out New Brighton Comp. Plan.
11) Re: Letter from Dailey Knolls- -the develop-
ment proposed will be reviewed 1/21.
12) Dis letter from Donna Bowman requesting
position on Park Rec. Comm.
13) Gave out letter form Jan Shauls re: the Anoka
Airport.
14) Noted League of MN Cities Seminar on February
20. Mayor requested a reservation.
15) Noted League of MN Cities Seminar for Elected
Officials.
16) Asked if people using the facilities of City
Hall should be charged a fee -will be discussed at
1/21 meeting.
Forslund: 1) Forslund moved to accept the resigna- REPORTS--- COUNCILMEMBERS
tion of Raelynn Nyberg. It was seconded by
Ziebarth.
The motion carried.
2) Cable TV
5 ayes
0 nays
3) Re: City job openings Forslund moved that,
when qualified Mounds View citizens apply for
employment positions, they should have preference,
when possible. It was seconded by McCarty.
5 ayes
The motion carried. 0 nays
4) Re: the Machmeier discussion Forslund moved
to take from the table the motion (Mayor McCarty
moved to authorize the payment of $1,000 for the
report received on the 17th of July, 1979) found
in minutes of Dec. 17, 1979. Mayor seconded.
5 ayes
The motion carried. 0 nays
A discussion followed regarding whether Dr. Mach
meier should be paid the entire $1,000 for his
report and the report be utilized by the City,
despite questions as to the authorization for the
report.
Ziebarth called for the question. It was seconded
by Rowley.
3 ayes
The motion carried. 2 nays
(Nay votes: Ziebarth, Rowley They felt that the
invoice should have been negotiated)
Regular Meeting
January 14, 1980
6. REPORTS ADMINISTRATOR
(Continued)
MACHMEIER BILL
MOUt::.s VIEW CITY COUNCIL
Page 7
The citizens' check which was presented
at the November 13 Council meeting will
be returned.
McCarty moved that the $1000 to pay Dr.
Machmeier should come from the SDM Fund.
Second by Ziebarth.
5 ayes
The motion carried. 0 nays
Rowley: 1) Requested rundown on street
maintenance. Nelson said it will be ready
by the 1/21 meeting so a decision can be
made by 1/28. Rowley urged bids be made early.
2) Hwy. 10-- Suggested holding off until the
February 5 agenda meeting.
3) Lakeside Park appears to be of overall
benefit to let Lakeside Pk. go to the County.
Need direction as to what steps to take,
timeframe, how to handle deed, etc.
Attorney Meyers will look into it.
4) Planning Commission has asked specific
questions, such as possible moratorium,
etc.; will be discussed at 1/22 and 1/29
meetings.
5) Have talked to Dept. Heads and they
have concerns as to duties under the Charter.
Rowley moved to hold special meetings with
Dept. Heads 4:00 6:00 January 21 regarding
interpretation of the Charter. Second by
Forslund. 5 ayes
The motion carried. 0 nays
Ziebarth: No report.
Hodges: 1) Noted that work will begin soon
on the Mounds View Recognition Dinner.
McCarty: 1) Street light -a letter
containing a cost estimate is forthcoming
from Official Rose.
2) McCarty moved to delay the newsletter
publication until mid February. Second by
Ziebarth.
5 ayes
The motion carried. 0 nays
Regular Meeting
January 14, 1980
REPORTS COUNCILMEMBERS
(Continued)
MOUNDS VIEW CITY COUNCIL
Page 8
3) McCarty moved that Council should
establish as policy that all investments
of City funds should periodically be
brought before the Council for review
and ratification. Seconded by Ziebarth.
5 ayes
0 nays
The motion carried.
4) Noted that the Citizens Comments
portion of Council agenda was missing
at January 3 meeting.
5) Requested 10 copies of the minutes be
available at Council meetings for citizens.
Rowley suggested they be stamped "not
approved."
Meyers: No report 8. ATTORNEY'S REPORT
Ziebarth moved to adjourn the meeting 10. ADJOURNMENT
at 12:25 AM. It was seconded by Rowley.
The motion carried.
5 ayes
0 nays
6. REPORTS COUNCILMEMBERS
(Continued)
Respectfully submitted,
Regular Meeting
January 14, 1980
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Nelson,
d.ihinistrator.
I, Duane McCarty, request a Special Council
Meeting on Monday, January 28, 1980, at 6:00 PM.
The meeting will be held in the Mounds View City
Hall Library. The purpose of the meeting is to
discuss the memorandum of understanding for the
Administrator.