HomeMy WebLinkAboutMinutes - 1989/12/11CITY COUNCIL MEETING
'' CITY OF MOUNDS VIEW
DECEMBER 11, 19$9
EXECUTIVE SESSION - 6:00 P.M.
DISCUSSION OF LABOR CONTRACT NEGOTIATIONS WITH TEAMSTERS
LOCAL NO. 320
7:00 P.M.
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A G E N D A
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I . CAf LL TO ORDER
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II. PLEDGE OF ALLEGIANCE
III. R LL CALL - Wuori, Quick, Blanchard,
Paone, Hankner
IV. A PROVAL OF MINUTES: November 27, 1989
Regular Meeting
V. SPACIAL ORDER OF BUSINESS:
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1.1 Third Quarter Department Head Reports
• - Finance Director Brager
2. Presentation of Distinguished Budget Presentation
~ Award by the Government Finance Officers'
Association of the United States and Canada
VI. PU$LIC HEARINGS:
l.f 7:10 P.M. - Consider Organized Solid Waste
Collection
a. Consideration of Resolution
No. 2570 Regarding Organized
Solid Waste Collection in the
City of Mounds View
Council Action:
2. 7:15 P.M. - Consider A Waiver of Highway 10
Moritorium District Requirements
to Erect a New Sign at Firstar
Bank, 2711 Highway lU
a. Consideration of Resolution No.
2577 Approving a Waiver of Highway
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AGENDA
DECEMBER l~, 1989
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10 Moritorium District Require-
ments to Erect a New Sign at
Firstar Bank, 2711 Highway 10
Council Action:
VII. RESIDENTS REQUESTS AND COMMENTS FROM THE FLOOR
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VIII. C~SENT AGENDA
1. Reschedule Public Hearing on Ordinance No. 481
Amending Chapter 48 of the Municipal Code
Entitled, "Wetland Zoning Ordinance" for 7:05
P.M. on January 22, 1990 to February 26, 1990
2.' Set Public Hearing to Consider a Waiver of
• j Highway 10 Moritorium District Requirements
to Erect a New Sign for TJB Builders, 2704
Highway 10
3. Approve Second Partial Pay Request for Mounds
View Business Park South Public Improvements from
.Glenn Rehbein Excavating, Inc. in the Amount of
$113,930.75 to be Charged to Account
#693-4121-705
4.I Schedule 1990 Annual Meeting for 7:00 p.m. on
January 2, 1990
5. Adopt Resolution No. 2572 Approving Just and
Correct Claims Against City Funds
6. Licenses for Approval
Amusement Devices - Expires 12/31/89
American Amusement Arcades - Renewal (Loose Ends,
Roberts Off 10, Mermaid, Inc.)
Non-Intoxicating Malt Liquor - Ex~ires_12/31/.89
Tom Thumb - County Road I - Renewal
General - Expires 6/30/90
Frr-er chs Construction Co. - New
Preferred Builders - Renewal
Stenco Construction - Renewal
AGENDA '
DECEMBER 11~ , 1989
PAGE THREE'
Heating and Air Conditioning - Expires 6/30/90
EAC, Inc . - New
Cecil E. Seals - New
Sewer and Water - Expires 6/30/90
Kuehn Excavating - New
Marty Bros. - Renewal
Sign - Expires 6/30/89
Signcrafters, Inc. - New
Sprinkle_rs_- (Fire Protection) Expires 6/30/89
General Sprinkler Corporation - New
IX. COUfNCIL BUSINESS
1. Appoint JoAnn Colleen, 2617 County Road I to the
Planning Commission for a Term Expiring
~ December 31, 1989
Council Action:
2. Consideration of Staff Memorandum Regarding
• Petition for Street Light Installation on Spring
Lake Road
Council Action:
3. Consideration of Staff Memorandum Regarding
Audrey Almendinger's Probationary Period
Performance Review
Council Action:
4. Authorize Mayor and Clerk-Administrator to Enter
Into Contract With Ramsey Recycling, Inc. for
Recycling Services through March 31, 1990
Council Action:
5. Authorize Mayor and Clerk-Administrator to Enter
into Animal Pound Contract With Brighton
Veterinary Clinic Beginning January 1, 1990
Council Action:
6. Consideration of Staff Memorandum Regarding 1990
Budget Additions
j Council Action:
AGENDA
DECEMBER l~, 1989
PAGE FOUR
7. Consideration of Staff Memorandum Regarding
County Road I - Supplemental Agreement Contractor
Delay Due to Right-Of-Way Negotiations
Council Action:
8. Consideration of Agency Agreement with Minnesota
Department of Transportation
Council Action:
9. Consideration of Resolution Establishing Policy
on the Placement of Planning Signs
Council Action:
10~ Consideration of Staff Memorandum Regarding 7801
Sunnyside Road (Gordon Bayerkohler)
a. Second Reading and Adoption of Ordinance No.
• 480 Amending the Municipal Code of Mounds
View By Amending Chaper 47 Entitled, "House
and Building Numbers"
Council Action:
11 Consideration of Resolution No. 2574 Establishing
City of Mounds View Policy Regarding Petitions
for Public Improvements
Council Action:
12. Consideration of Staff Memorandum Regarding
Certificate of Occupancy for Dynamic Designers,
7660 Woodlawn Drive
Council Action:
X. REPORTS:
1.~ Report of Attorney
2.~ Report of Staff Members
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AGENDA
DECEMBER 1 1989
PAGE FIVE
3. (Report of Councilmembers:
4. Report of Administrator
XI. ADJO RNMENT:
Wuori, Quick,
Blanchard, Paone,
Hankner
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The Mounds V ew City Council was called to order by
Mayor Hankne at 7:01 PM on Monday, December 11,
1989.
The Pledge o,f Allegiance was said.
MEMBERS PRESENT: Councilmembers Wuori, Quick,
Blanchard, Paone and Mayor Hankner.
DATE APPROVED: 12/26/89
PROCEEDINGS OF THE CITY COUNCIL
CITY OF MOUNDS VIEW
RAMSEY COUNTY, MINNESOTA
Regular Meeting
December 11, 1989
Mounds View City Hall
2401 Hwy. 10, Mounds View, MN 55112
1. Call to
Order
2. Pledge of
Allegiance
3. Roll Call
ALSO PRESEN City Attorney ~Karney, Clerk/Admini-
strator Pau ey and City Planner Hren.
Motion/Sec
. 2.7. 1989 m
4 ayes
d: Paone/Quick to approve the November
sites as corrected.
4. Approval of
Minutes:
November 27,
1989
0 nays 1 abstention
Councilmemb r Blanchard abstained from the vote as she
had not bee present at the November 27 meeting.
Motion Carried
Finance Dir ctor Brager reviewed the activities of 5. Special
the finance department in the third quarter. A good Order of
deal of tim was spent working with department heads Business
and the Cou cil on the budget, with many revisions due
to special ction taken by the Legislature. The long
term financ'al plan for the City was also worked on.
A problem with a computer breakdown has resulted in
difficulties with utility billings. The audit is
also being orked on.
Diane Archer, budget and finance supervisor of the
Metropolit n Council, and president of the Government
Finance Of icers' Association local group, presented
a plaque t Mayor Hankner for the Distinguished Budget
Presentati n Award. She reviewed the criteria for
receiving he award. Mounds View is one of 14
jurisdicti ns in the state to receive it this year.
It was als noted this is the second year Mounds
View has r ceived the award.
'Mour~ds View City Council December 11. 1989
Regular Meet~ng Page Two
Mayor Hankne presented the plaque to Mr. Brager,
. who thanked is Staff for their support and the role
they played n achieving this award.
Mayor Hankne closed the regular meeting and opened 6. Public Hearing:
the first pu lic hearing at 7:14 PM. Consideration
of Organized
City Planner Hren explained the proposed resolution Solid Waste
expresses th City's intent to g o ahead with organized Collection
solid waste. ollection. It does not commit the City
but rather s rues as the City's commitment to explore
organized co lection as a means to fund recycling and
composting p ograms after 1990. Ms. Hren read pro-
posed Resolu ion No. 2570.
Mayor Hankne summarized the proposed resolution.
Bill Frits, 8072 Long Lake Road, asked for a definition
of solid waste. He pointed out very little is accepted
now into. re ycling programs.
Ms. Hren re iewed the criteria for solid waste.
Clerk/Admin'strator Pauley explained the market has
not kept up with the supply, and there is a problem
with other ommunities not wanting to take waste from
other areas, with yard waste being a problem in
particular.
Brad Gram, 809 Woodcrest Drive, asked if the price
of paper is going to go up if people don't start
recycling.
Mayor Hankn r replied she didn't know for sure, and
offered to rovide Mr. Gram with a number at the
Met Council of someone who should be able to answer
his questio s. She also asked if he would be willing
to report b ck to the Council on what he finds out.
Mayor Hankn r also pointed out how the City has gone
to recycled paper for the City newsletter, and she
encouraged veryone to use recycleables.
Mayor Hankn r closed the public hearing and reopened
the regular meetng at 7:31 PM.
Motion/Second: Quick/Wuori to approve Resolution
No. 2570, regarding organized solid waste collection
in the Cit of Mounds View.
5 ayes I 0 nays Motion Carried
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Mounds View City Council December 11, 1989
Regular Meetung Page Three
Mayor Hankne closed the regular meeting and opened
. the second p blic hearing at 7:32 PM.
Ms. Hren rev
erect a new
10. This pr
currently in
like to remo
with a large
Planning Com
recommended
do not see a
would affect
trict, and d
action taken
request from
ewed the request of the applicant to
ign on their property at 2711 Highway
perty, owned by Firstar Bank, is
the moratorium district. They would
e their existing sign and replace it
internally illuminated one. The
fission reviewed the request and
enial based on the fact that they
hardship, and they felt granting this
the integrity of the moratorium dis-
nial would be consistent with earlier
by the Planning Commission on a similar
Mid-American Auto.
Ms. Hren pointed out if the moratorium was not in
place, the sign request would meet all conditions
of the ordi ance.
George Wini ki identified himself as owning the
property di ectly across the highway from the bank,
and inquire how large the sign would be.
Ms. Hren re~blied it would be 10' x 7', or 70 s.f.
. Mr. Winicki
request.. H
rezoned B-3
along Highw
who have co~:
He pointed
and would b
stated he has no problem with the sign
added he would like to see this corner
and pointed out problems with traffic
y Z0, and residents in surrounding areas
plained of development in their areas.
ut this area is surrounded by businesses
the best place for B-3 zoning.
Councilmemb~r Quick stated he felt a new sign would
be an impro ement over the existing one.
Jim Werner, branch manager of the bank, stated they
have had tr uble with people locating the bank, due
to the exis ing sign.
Mayor Hankn~er closed the public hearing and reopened
the regular meeting at 7:39 PM.
Motion/Second: Quick/Wuori to approve Resolution
No. 2577, approving a waiver of Highway 10 moratorium
district requirements to erect a new sign at Firstar
Bank, 2711 Highway 10, and waive the reading.
5 ayes ~ 0 nays
7. Public Hearing:
Consideration
of Waiver of
Highway 10
Moratorium
District
Requirements
to Erect a
New Sign at
Firstar Bank,
2711 Highway 1C
Motion Carried
Public Worl~s Director Minetor joined the meeting at
7:38 PM.
Mounds View pity Council December 11, 1989
Regular Meet~.ng Page Four
Councilmembe Wuori pointed out this is an existing
• business whi h has changed hands, and is offering new
services. S e stated a new sign would allow them to
make those c anges known.
Ms. Hren adv~sed the moratorium will end in April of
1990.
Alice Frits, 8072 Long Lake Road, asked that someone
look into th street sign at Fairchild and County
Road J, as i is obscured by pine trees.
Mayor Hankne directed Public Works Foreman Ulrich
to look into it.
Motion/Seco d: Blanchard/Wuori to approve the con-
sent agenda, as presented, and waive the reading of
the resolut'ons.
5 ayes 0 nays
Clerk/Admin strator Pauley reviewed the items on
the consent agenda.
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Mayor Hankn r recommend ed the appointment of JoAnn 10. Appointment
Colleen to he Planning Commission, to fill a of JoAnn
vacancy for a term that expires on December 31, 1989. Colleen to
Ms. Colleen would then be eligible for reappointment Planning
to another ull term on the Planning Commission. Commission
8. Rresidents
.Requests and
Comments
from the Floor
9. Approval of
Consent Agenda
Motion Carried
Motion/Seco d: Paone/Quick to appoint JoAnn Colleen,
2617 County Road I, to the Planning Commission for a
term expiri g December 31, 1989.
5 ayes
0 nays
Motion Carried
Ms. Hren ad
Colleen, al
are filled.
Public Word
had been d~
explained t
quirements
light inst~
the vandali
the area is
deterent we
recommend ~
ised that with the appointment of Ms.
vacancies on the Planning Commission
s Director Minetor reported this item
scussed at the last agenda session. He
his petition does not meet the re-
of the City's resolution regarding street
llation. He did note, however, that
sm statistics for this area are high, but
well lit already. He suggested a better
uld be a yard security light. Staff would
enial of this request.
11. Consideration
of Staf f Memo
Regarding
Petition for
Street Light
Installation
on Spring
Lake Road
~Mount~s View ity Council December lI, 1989
Regular Meet'ng Page Five
Clerk/Admini trator Pauley pointed out most instances
of vandalism being experienced are smash and grab,
and street 1 ghts do not stop this.
Motion/Secon
for street I
8419 Spring
5 ayes
Councilmembe
policy, whit
case, an add
helpful.
Wuori/Blanchard
~ght installation by
ake Road.
nays
Blanchard pointed out there is a set
they should not vary from, and in this
tional street light would not be
Clerk/Administrator Pauley reported Audrey Almendinger 12.
has completed her six month probationary priori, and
he recommended making her a full time employee of
the City, with a $.20 increase per hour in wages.
Motin/Secon Quick/Blanchard to approve Resolu-
tion No. 25 1, approving the appointment of Audrey
Alemindinge as a permanent full time employee, and
waive the r ading.
5 ayes 0 nays
Ms. Hren ex lamed the proposed resolution would
allow the M yor and Clerk/Administrator to enter
into an agr ement for recycling services through
March 31, 1 90.
Motion/Seco d: Paone/Quick to approve Resolution
No. 2576, a thorizing the Mayor and Clerk/Admini-
strator to xecute an agreement between the City of
Mounds View and Ramsey Recycling, Inc., and waive
the reading
5 ayes ~0 nays
Clerk/Administrator Pauley reviewed the proposed
animal poun contract, which was drafted by
Lieutenant rick, in consultation with the City
Attorney an Dr. Keith Hedges of the Brighton
Veterinary Clinic.
Motion/Sect
and Clerk/~
pound cont~
. beginning
nd: Paone/Wuori to authorize the Mayor
dministrator to enter into an animal
act with Brighton Veterinary Clinic,
anuary 1, 1990.
to deny the request
Steve Melby, at
Motion Carried
Consideration
of Staf f Memo
Regarding
Audrey
Almendinger's
Performance
Review
Motion Carried
13. Consideration
of Resolution
No. 2576, for
Recycling
Services
Motion Carried
14. Consideration
of Animal
Pound Contract
5 ayes ~ 0 nays Motion Carried
Mounds View ity Council December 11, 1989
Regular Meet'ng Page Six
Clerk/Admini
requested to
public works
and to the p
in the amoun
additions wo
if Council w
Staff to mak
Clerk/Admini
adopted no 1.
hearing sche~
as a continu~
must be prep
December 29,
would be hel
Clerk/Admini trtor Pauley advised $51,000 has been
received as a fee for administrative services in
conjunction ith the Mounds View Business Park tax
increment roject, and the funds could be directed
for this, with the balance to go into an account
for upgradi g city hall office equipment, specifi-
ca11y compu er equipment.
trator Pauley reviewed the items being
be added to the 1990 budget for the
department, in the amount of $13,150,
anning office, for consulting services,
of $21,000 to $30,000. These requested
ld result in a shortfall of $20,102, and
shes to approve them, they could direct
budget cuts or find other funds.
trator Pauley noted the budget must be
ter than December 28, with the public
puled for December 18, with December 26
~tion date if needed. As the documents
3red to be submitted to the County by
direction from the Council at this time
~ful.
15. Consideration
of Staff
Memo Regarding
1990 Budget
Additions
Public Work Foreman Ulrich reviewed the equipment
being reque ted for the public works area, and its
anticipated usage.
Clerk/Admin'strator Pauley explained the consulting
servies in he planning area would be to assist in
code amendm nts to both the zoning and sign codes,
as Ms. Hren cannot devote the amount of time required,
due to othe job duties, and anticipates it could
take up to wo years to complete the amendments
without ass stance.
Motion/Seco d: Quick/Paone to direct Staff to
add the ite s to the 1990 budget, and balance the
budget.
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5 ayes
0 nays
Motion Carried
Mr. Minetor
Ramsey Coun
this issue,
for the del
of the docu
claim of th
is valid, a
agreement.
reported he had met with officials from
y a few times in the fall concerning
and he has now received all documentation
y claim of the contractor. After review
entation, he has determined the delay
contractor, in the amount of $15,656.82
d recommended signing of the supplemental
16. Consideration
of Staff Memo
Regarding
County Road I
Supplemental
Agreement
Contractor
Delay
Mounds View pity Council December 11, 1989
Regular Meet ng Pa a Seven
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Mayor Hankne noted this had been reviewed by the
Council at t eir last agenda session.
Motion/Secon
rize the May
for the Coun
of the City.
5 ayes
Mr. Minetor
agency agree
act as the C'
on the City'
struction, i
it had someh
MnDOT has re
at this time.
Blanchard/Quick to approve and autho-
r to sign the supplemental agreement
y Road I contractor delay, on behalf
nays
xplained each year the City signs an
ent with MnDOT, directing MnDOT to
ty's agent in accepting federal aid
behalf for .road and bridge con-
provements and maintenance. However,
w been missed for this past year, so
uested the agreement be executed
Motion/Secon Blanchard/Paone to approve Reso-
lution No. 2575, approving the agency agreement
with MnDOT, and waive the reading.
5 ayes ~0 nays
• Councilmemb
lution No.
placed on p
considered
not knowing
until after
r Blanchard reviewed proposed Reso-
569, which calls for signs to be
operty that planning action is being
~, to alleviate the problem of people
when something is going to be changed
the fact.
Motion/Seco d: Blanchard/Wuori to approve Reso-
lution No. 569, establishing policy on the
placement o planning signs, and waive the reading.
5 ayes 0 nays
There was c nsiderable discussion on the proposed
resolution efore the vote was taken. Concern was
expressed b Councilmember Quick on the amount of
deposit bei g required not being enough to cover
the cost of metal signs, if they need to be re-
placed.
Motion/Second: Quick/Paone to amend the previous
motion to specify the signs would be metal, and
require a $100 deposit for each sign.
2 ayes 3 nays
Councilmem ers Blanchard, Wuori and Mayor Hankner
voted gain t the motion, stating they felt a $100
deposit wa too high for single family homes and
Motion Carried
17. Consideration
of Agency
Agreement
with MnDOT
Motion Carried
18. Consideration
of Resolution
Establishing
Policy on
Placement of
Planning Signs
Motion Carried
Motion Failed
Mounds View ity Council December 11, 1989
. Regular Meet'ng Page Eight
residents, b t they were not opposed to the signs
• being constr cted of metal.
Motion/Secon Quick/Paone to amend Resolution
No. 2569 by pecifying under number 1 that the signs
be metal.
5 ayes nays
Jerry Linke, 2319 Knoll Drive, questioned why card-
board wouldn't be used, as the signs would only be
up a few wee s.
Mr. Minetor xplained the idea is the City would
purchase the signs and make them available, and
cardboard wo ld not be reusable, whereas metal signs
could be reu ed and would be much more legible.
Clerk/Admini trator Pauley pointed out the resolu-
tion calls f r placement within 10 days of making
application, and some development can take two to
six months before action is finalized, and cardboard
would not last that long. He further explained the
proposed policy is a permanent policy, in that while
the Council had directed Staff to put together a
temporary measure, nothing happened since that time
• that would require a temporary policy.
Mayor Hankn r pointed out they are trying to protect
the interes s of the people, both those who want to
know what i going on, and those who are trying to
do somethin to their property.
Motion/Seco
No. 2569, t
on each sig
5 ayes
Wuori/Quick to amend Resolution
ve number 3 call for a $50 deposit
0 nays
Motion Carried
Motion Carried
Ms. Hren re orted the landscaping has been completed 19. Consideration
on the prop rty in question, but the new sign has of Second
been erecte without the old sign being totally Reading and
removed, an the pole from the ol d sign has also Adoption of
been left u , as Mr. Bayerkohler says the ground Ordinance No.
is too hard to trench now. 480
Mayor Hankn
a lessee, q
pointed out
adhered to
• on landscap
r reported she had received a call from
estioning what was being done. She
the development agreement was not
y Mr. Bayerkohler, and the changes made
ng were not adhered to either.
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Regular Meet'ng Page Nine
Clerk/Admini
not have to
they could f
kohler for v
citation iss
Attorney for
trator Pauley advised the Council did
o the second reading at this time, or
le criminal charges against Mr. Bayer-
olation of City ordinances and have a
ed and turn it over to the City
prosecution.
Mayor Hankne stated she has been told the lessees
have talked o Mr. Bayerkohler many times and he
continues to ignore them.
Councilmembe~ Wuori pointed out he didn't even meet
the conditio s set in the revised landscaping plan.
Motion/Second: Wuori/Paone to table the second
reading of rdinance No. 480 indefinitely and file
criminal ch rges against Mr. Bayerkohler, and turn
the matter ver to the City Attorney.
5 ayes ~0 nays
Ms. Hren re orted a petition was received from a 20.
realtor to xtend Knollwood Dz•ive. Based on directior_
from the Co ncil at the last agenda session, a policy
h<~s been dr fted regarding acceptance of petitions
for public mprovements. Ms. Hren read proposed
Resolution o. 2574.
Greg Alley, 8192 Groveland, reviewed the letter he
had written to the Council concerning petitioning of
improvement .
Motion/Seco d: Blanchard/Paone to approve Resolution
No. 2574, e tablishing the City of Mounds View policy
regarding p titions for public improvements.
5 ayes
Ms. Hren r
occupancy
Drive. Sh
denied the
standard.
occupancy
option of
this time,
curb requi
gent upon
curbing in
work, at 1
currently
which was
rededicate
0 nays
viewed the request for a certificate of
y Dynamic Designers at 7660 Woodlawn
explained the Planning Commission had
r variance request from the concrete curb
She added the building is ready for
t this time,. and the Council has the
enying the certificate of occupancy at
due to non-compliance with the concrete
ement, or they could approve it contin-
eceipt of the cost of replacing the
the spring. The cost estimate for that
0~ of cost, is $1,400, and the City is
olding a check for $2,500 for landscaping,
one this past fall. That check could be
to the concrete curbing.
Motion Carried
Consideration
of Resolution
No. 2574,
Establishing
Mounds View
Policy Regard-
ing Petitions
for Public
Improvements
Motion Carried
21. Consideration
of Staff Memo
Regarding
Certificate of
Occupancy for
Dynamic
Designers,
7660 Woodlawn
Drive
~Moun~ds View ity Council December 11, 1989
Regular Meet ng Page Ten
Clerk/Admini
plans submit
curb, and th
cannot be po
remain until
an additiona
the work has
trator Pauley pointed out the initial
ed by the developer called for concrete
~t is how it was approved. Concrete
ured now, so the asphalt would have to
spring. Staff would recommend requiring
1 $1,400 cash deposit to be held until
been completed satisfactorily.
Motion/Secon Paone/Wuori to grant a certificate of
occupancy fo Dynamic Designers, at 7660 Woodlawn
Drive., contingent upon receiving $1,400 additional
cash security.
5 ayes (0 nays Motion Carried
Attorney Ka ney reported that at the Council's direr- 22. Report of
tion, he ha sent the development agreement back to Attorney
Hardees and Pastor Enterprises without any changes,
other than hat the Council had approved, and he has
not heard b ck from either of them.
Clerk/Admin'strator Pauley noted the conditional use
permit is a fective for one year from the time it was
granted.
• There were ~o reports of Staff members.
Councilmember Wuori had no report.
Councilmember Quick had no report.
Councilmemb r Blanchard reported the VFW has start°
ed a new po t, the Edmond Ollhoff VFW, in memory
of Paul Edm nd, son of Bob and Vera Edmond, who was
killed in .Vietnam. Bob Edmond was the electrical
inspector for Mounds View for many years. A charter
dinner will be held at the Shoreview Holiday Inn
on January 20. Councilmember Blanchard has a phone
number nyone would like further information.
Councilmember Paone had no report.
23. Report of
Staff Members
24. Reports of
Councilmembers:
Councilmember
Wuori
Councilmember
Quick
Councilmember
Blanchard
Councilmember
Paone
• Mayor Hanker read proposed Resolution No. 2579. Mayor Hankner
~'Mbilrids View ity Council December 11, 1989
. Regular Meet ng Page Eleven
A motion was made by acclimation to adopt Resolution
No. 2579, a esolution of commendation to Don
Hodges.
Councilmembe Blanchard will present the resolution
to Mr. Hodge at his retirement dinner-later this
week.
Motion Carried
Mayor Hankne reported on the groundbreaking
ceremony for the new library, which was held on
December 9.
Clerk/Admini~
agenda has n.
lately in it.
transmission
character ge
purchased, b
in place. I
concerning t
strator Pauley explained the Council
~t been broadcast on cable television
entirety, due to a problem with
and lack of required memory for the
zerator. Additional memory is being
at it will be 30-60 days before it is
z the meantime, anyone with questions
ze agenda can call City Hall.
25. Report of
Clerk/
Administrator
Clerk/Administrator Pauley reviewed the request
of SYSCO for a certificate of occupancy.
Motion/Secon Quick/Blanchard to approve the
certificate f occupancy for SYSCO, 2400 County Road
J.
5 ayes nays
Clerk/Administrator Pauley reviewed the request of
Bakers Square for a certificate of occupancy.
Motion/Seco d: Paone/Wuori to approve the certifi-
cate of occ pancy for Bakers Square, 5275 Quincy
Street.
5 ayes ~0 nays
On behalf o himself and City Staff, Clerk/Admini-
strator Pau ey extended wishes for a happy holiday
to all the esidents of Mounds View and the Council.
There being
the meeting.
no further business before the Council,
was adjourned by Mayor Hankner at 9:05 PM.
sp~ctfully s~,b,~ti~.ted,
Motion Carried
Motion Carried
26. Adjournment
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