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HomeMy WebLinkAboutgr00090-000029_pg065MS (Hodges- Baumgartner) To approve the preliminary plat of Red Oak Estates #2 for Keith Harstad. No Ayes MS (Johnson- Pickar) To approve the preliminary plat for Red Oak Estates #2 subject to the owner supplying adequate and complete building plans including the plans for the townhouse structures. Council discussion centered on whether approval of the plat reflected approval of any - construction plans, whether improvements could be petitioned for if the preliminary plat was not approved, the fact that building permits could not be taken out if the preliminary plat was not approved and generally whether Mr. Harstad was planning on presenting further information on the area that is designated for his townhouse proposal,. Mayor Neisen stated that the Council could delay any approval on his final plat until all construction plans and layouts have been presented and accepted by the Planning Commission and Council without creating undue hardship on the developer. Councilman Pickar then withdrew his _second to the motion. W : motion then failed for lack of a second. The vote on the original motion to approve the preliminary plat was then taken and the motion passed. Councilman Pickar's Report 4 Ayes Johnson Naye MSP ( Pickar- Hodges) To waive the requirement that any contract or purchase involving more than $1,000.00 for materials or services to be purchased for the Lakeside Park Commission should not be let or made except after public adver- tisement and the opening of written bids. The Lakeside Park Commission made the request so that they may obtain quotes for a sewer extension into Spring Lake Beach, in part, due to the necessity of completing the improvement as soon as possible. Mrs. Barbara Haake, 1740 County Road I stated that she had talked with the St. Paul Water Department and convinced them, at least for this year, to prohibit the City of Fridley in any way they could, from constructing an additional beach on the West side of Spring Lake. Robert Glazer commented that Mounds View is not attracting industries or businesses to the Village which is providing employment opportunities or adding to the attractiveness of the Village. Mayor Neisen added that as long as property is properly zoned the Village can do little to prevent a type of business from being constructed there. To do so, would be illegal. Attorney Meyers' Report MSP (Johnson - Baumgartner) To adopt Resolution No. 570 establishing voting precincts in the Village of Mounds View as a result of the Court ordered redistricting. Attorney Meyers announced that the case of Moen versus the Village of Mounds View was referred back to Blaine Municipal Court. Attorney Meyers also announced that the codification of the Mounds View ordinances was nearly complete. Engineer Boehm's Report MSP ( Neisen- Hodges) To set an assessment hearing for Street Improvement Project 5 Ayes 5 Ayes