HomeMy WebLinkAboutgr00090_000056_pg135MOUNDS VIEW CITY COUNCIL
Regular Meeting
May 11, 1981
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Councils job is to keep peace between the neighbors.
She feels it is important for everyone to become
involved, and would like to have the issued put to
the citizens for a vote.
Gerald Fields, 2255 Lambert, he would like to have a
safe place where he can park his truck. He stated
that his truck was purchased last year at a cost of
$72,000. He does not think that his truck is any
louder than a snowmobile. Further that he would
rather pay the $5.00 fine than to park his truck
elsewhere. He stated that he does not believe
that there are anymore than 25 or 30 trucks that
park within the City.
Documentation of the original petitions was dis-
cussed in length. It was stated that the petition
with 300 names in favor of the Ordinance had been
mentioned in the Minutes, but that no petition had
been found.
Doris Olson, 8101 Edgewood, asked why it has taken
21 years to bring up the complaint about trucks.
Mrs. Delbert Stimpson, 5132 Long Lake Road, stated
that when the people next to their home bought
their house, her husband's truck was parked in the
yard at the time.
MOTION: Councilmember Doty made a motion,
seconded by Councilmember Forslund to approve the
2nd reading of Resolution No. 303 and to adopt
Resolution No. 303.
Vote was taken by calling of the roll.
3 ayes
2 nays (Hodges and Blanchard voted nay.)
MOTION CARRIED.
Clerk /Administrator Pauley read Ordinance No. 303.
Councilmember Doty asked if staff would prepare some
guidelines prohibiting the parking of semi's, flatbeds,
and refrigeration trucks.