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HomeMy WebLinkAbout07-17-00CITY OF LAKEVILLE COUNCIL MEETING • JULY 17, 2000 Mayor Zaun called the meeting to order at 7:00 p.m. The pledge of allegiance to the flag was given. Roll call was taken. Present: Council Members Johnson, Sindt, Mulvihill, Luick and Mayor Zaun. Also present: R. Knutson, City Attorney; R. Erickson, City Administrator; K. Nelson, City Engineer; T.-Brown, Assistant Ciry Engineer; D. Morey, Acting Community and Economic Development Director; F. Dempsey, Planner.; R. Mullenbach, Associate Planner; D. Feller, Finance Director; S. Michaud, Parks & Recreation Director; D. Martens, Chief of Police; D. Barth, Fire Chief; J. Hennen, Administrative Assistant; D. Licht, NAC; J. Hawkins, Deputy Clerk. AGENDA MODIFICATION The City Council amended the agenda by adding the following items: Item 19.a. Approve agreement, grant of permanent easement, temporary construction easement and special assessment agreement with Tom and Carol Bricko. Item 19.b. Approve resolution accepting grant of permanent easement for trail, retaining wall and public square purposes and accepting tort liability for the use of the easement property from Winslow Green Association regarding Heritage Square. Council member Luick asked that an update on the design process for the 185th Street and Kenyon realignment project be provided under Unfinished Business.. MINUTES The minutes of the July 5, 2000 City Council meeting were approved as presented. STAFF ANNOUNCEMENTS ATTORNEY: Roger Knutson stated that the Planned Unit Development Agreement for Item #13 has been signed. ENGINEER: None ADMINISTRATOR: Mr. Erickson stated that Mr. Feller had been contacted by a representative of the LCC who informed him he would be unavailable for tonight's presentation and. asked City Council to consider tabling Item #8. CITY OF LAKEVILLE COUNCIL MEETING JULY 17, 2000 PAGE 2 • PARKS AND RECREATION DIRECTOR: Steve Michaud presented the 1999 Parks and Recreation Department Annual Report and highlighted several of the department's accomplishments throughout the year. The Parks and Recreation Department's Monthly Report for June, 2000 was also received by City Council. FIRE CHIEF: Fire Chief Danny Barth presented the Fire Department's Second Quarter Report for 2000. Fire calls were up slightly from the same quarterlast year. April 5`'' has been the busiest day this year, with nine calls in 24 hours. CHIEF. OF POLICE: Police Chief Dave Martens presented the June,. 2000 Police Report... The trend of low personal injury reports is continuing. Notable events included a Chief's Award presentation, along with Farmington Chief Dan Siebenaler; promotion of Tim Knutson to Sergeant, and a fatal plane crash in Airlake, the first in five years. PRESENTATIONS/INTRODUCTIONS • Police Chief Dave Martens introduced Dispatcher Jennifer Thompson and Police .Officer .Ben Archambault. Officer Archambault was sworn in by Mayor Zaun. Community Service Officer Patrick Gilligan had a work conflict and will be introduced at a later date. • Parks and Recreation Director Steve Michaud introduced Rich Pelletier, Assistant Parks and Recreation Director. Mr. Pelletier stated that he is excited for this opportunity to be part of Lakeville's growth. • A presentation was made to Jon Lloyd, former reporter for the Sun Current Newspaper. Mayor Zaun stated that Mr. Lloyd possesses a special ability to see both sides of issues and is able to broaden readers' perspectives with his fair and accurate reporting. Mr. Lloyd has joined. WCCO Channel 4000 as news. editor. Mr. Lloyd expressed his appreciation to City staff for the time spent with him over the years and. prompt responses to his request for information.. He also thanked the residents for welcoming him into their homes and the community. CITIZENS' COMMENTS None CONSENT AGENDA 00.117 Motion was made by Johnson, seconded by Luick to add Items 19a. and 19b. as presented by staff to the consent agenda. Rolf call was taken on the motion. Ayes, Johnson,-Zaun, Sindt, Mulvihill, Luick. CITY OF LAKEVILLE COUNCIL MEETING JULY 17, 2000 PAGE 3 00.118 Motion was made by Mulvihill, seconded by Luick to approve he amended consent agenda items as follows: a. Claims for payment. b. June Investment Report. c. Receive minutes of the following advisory committee meetings: Planning Commission, June 29, 2000 Environmental Affairs Committee, June 27, 2000 d. Resolution No. 2000-158 amending the 2000 General Fund Budget. e. Resolution No. 2000-159 receiving bids and awarding contract for Well No. 14, Improvement Project 00-4A. f. .Resolution No. 2000-160 approving plans and specifications and setting a bid date for Well No. 15, Improvement Project 00-11. g. Real Estate Purchase Agreement with Henry and Monica Rgnonti for a remnant parcel located along 205th Street between Judicial Road and Laredo Avenue. h. Trunk storm sewer credits for Empire Builder Investments First Addition. i. Resolution No. 2000-161 accepting donation from Walser Burnsville Motors, Inc. to the Police Department fitness program. j. Resolution 2000-162 accepting donation from the Chris and Missi Priest family to the Police Department D.A.R.E. program. k. Resolution No. 2000-163 accepting donations to the Parks & Recreation Department for the Pan-O-Prog Teen Dance. 1. Appointment of Judi Hawkins as Deputy City Clerk. m. Resolution No. 2000-164 amending the 2000 Schedule of Fees. Item 19.a. Approve agreement, grant of permanent easement, temporary construction easement and special assessment agreement with Thomas and Carol Bricko. Item 19.b. Approve Resolution No. 2000-165 accepting grant of permanent easement for trail, retaining wall and public square purposes with Winslow: Green Association regarding Heritage Square. Roll call was taken on the motion. Ayes, Johnson, Zaun, Sindt, Mulvihill, Luick. • r CITY OF LAKEVILLE COUNCIL MEETING JULY 17, 2000 PAGE 4 ITEM 8. Receive a letter from Lakeville Community Corporation relating to operations and management of Lakeville Ames Arena. 00.119 Motion was made by Sindt, seconded by Mulvihill, to table Item 8 since the presenter was unable to attend the meeting. Roll call was taken on the motion: Ayes: Zaun, Sindt, Mulvihill, Luick, Johnson ITEMS 9, 10 & 11. Issuance and Sale of General Obligation Improvement Bonds, General Obligation Equipment Certificates of Indebtedness and General Obligation State-Aid Street Bonds. Finance Director Dennis Feller stated that the City's fiscal agent, Springstead, Inc. and City staff are recommending City Council consider three proposed resolutions which would allow. the issuance and -sale of General Obligation Improvement Bonds, Equipment Certificates of Indebtedness and State-Aid Street Bonds for the City of Lakeville. Mr. Feller explained the purpose of each bond issue and how the bonds would be repaid. The certificates of indebtedness are short-term debt issued to finance police, fire, street and park maintenance equipment and are consistent with the approved 2000 budget. The general obligation improvement and state-aid street bonds are consistent with the 2000/2004 Capital Improvement Plan previously adopted by the City Council. The General Obligation State Aid Street Bonds will be used for 2000 City Improvement project on Cedar Avenue and will be repaid out of Municipal State Aid funds. Bids would be opened and presented to the City Council on Monday, August 21,.2000. Mr. Feller informed the Council that Mr. Jonathan North of Moody's Investor Services recently toured the community with Mr. Feller and City Administrator Bob Erickson in anticipation of this upcoming sale. Al Erickson, Executive Vice President of Springstead, Inc., also discussed details of the proposed bond issues. Council Member Johnson asked how recent Federal Reserve interest rate increases might affect the sale of the bonds. Mr. Al Erickson responded that the interest rate has already been factored into the repayment formula. Mayor Zaun asked about the effect that lifting the levy .limits might have on repayment. Mr. Feller stated that equipment certificates of indebtedness are exempt from levy limits. 00.120 Motion was made by Luick, seconded by Johnson, to adopt the following resolutions: a. Resolution No. 2000-166 authorizing issuance and sale of $9,460.00 General .Obligation Improvement Bonds, Series 2000A. b, Resolution No. 2000-167 authorizing issuance and sale of $725,000 General Obligation Equipment Certificates of Indebtedness, Series 2000B. U CITY OF LAKEVILLE COUNCIL MEETING JULY 17, 2000 PAGE 5 c. Resolution No. 2000-168 authorizing issuance and sale of $4,290,000 General Obligation State-Aid Street Bonds,.Series 2000C. Roll call was taken on the motion: Ayes: Sindt, Mulvihill, Luick, Johnson, Zaun ITEM 12. Consideration of the South Creek Management Plan. Tim Brown, Environmental Resources Coordinator, presented the South Creek Management Plan to the City Council and stated that the plan shows a high quality of stewardship on the part of the City of Lakeville. South Creek is a branch of the Vermillion River and runs through a large part of southern Lakeville, including Airlake Industrial Park. The joint EAC/EDC South Creek subcommittee and Ciry staff have spent many hours working toward the development of a management plan that would help to protect the designated trout stream. The subcommittee and agency representatives attempted to answer questions regarding whether South Creek is a healthy fishery habitat; whether there are trout in the stream; if so, is it possible to save the. habitat; and how that can be done. The goals of the Management Plan were to maintain or improve the trout habitat, facilitate commercial/industrial development, create a guide for surface water design aspects of development, provide a technical basis for design criteria and integrate the stream corridor area with the Ciry's greenway plans. A study. by Barr Engineering,. authorized by Ciry Council, found the hydrology could be maintained by incorporating best management practices and that Airlake Industrial Park has excellent soils for this .purpose. Protective measures will include infiltration ponding, planting and landscaping, establishment of buffer areas on both sides of the stream, stabilization. of banks,. etc. Existing businesses within Airlake will be encouraged to add infiltration but will not be required to do so. The Department of Natural Resources and Trout Unlimited were also extensively involved with preparation of the South Creek Management Plan. Tim Brown introduced Bill. Rosselit of the Environmental Affairs Committee who thanked City Council Members on behalf of the subcommittee for the confidence they have shown and their encouragement to develop this plan. The plan will assist future development within the South Creek Stormwater District.. With vigilance and good monitoring it can be adjusted as further information is gathered. The Environmental Affairs Committee and the Economic Development Commission are both recommending . that City Council approve the resolution receiving and adopting the South Creek Management Plan. Barry Pogatchnik gave a brief history of the EAC/EDC subcommittee and the purpose for it being created and thanked the many organizations and governmental agencies that were involved. He stated that a unique natural resource within the City of Lakeville will be protected while protecting interests of the property owners. CITY OF LAKEVILLE COUNCIL MEETING JULY 17, 2000 PAGE 6 Council Member Sindt thanked the subcommittee for their time and effort in the development of this important document. Mayor Zaun asked for clarification on whether the entire plan or just specific sections regarding water quality ponding would be adopted into ordinance. Mr. Brown stated that the plan would impact future development in that infiltration ponding specifications are part. of the subdivision ordinance and will need to be considered with new plats. Ownership of a 50-foot buffer would be transferred to the City of Lakeville to be considered with new plats only. Although it might be possible to work with existing property owners, modification of existing plats will not be required. Mayor Zaun asked about the City of Lakeville's fiscal responsibility. Mr. Brown stated that the Department of Natural Resources, the Dakota County Soil and Water Conservation District and the Metropolitan Council have all indicated that grants will be available to assist with funding projects resulting from the plan. Mr. Pogatchnik added that various agencies continue to offer funding opportunities to assist businesses with pilot programs also. City Administrator Robert Erickson stated that several neighboring. communities and counties have been reactive to the designation of this trout stream, costing the communities and the State of Minnesota several million dollars. Lakeville has been pro- active and is fortunate to have well-educated and trained committee volunteers to work together on this project. Lakeville is also fortunate to have the skills and abilities of Mr. Brown on staff. The Dept. of Natural Resources, the Dakota County Soil and Water Conservation District and firout Unlimited will be using this plan as a model in the state of Minnesota for communities with similar management issues. Council Member Johnson asked if there were examples of other areas where infiltration ponding has been successful. Mr. Brown stated that studies of other areas indicated that characteristics of the streams have been maintained using these methods. 00.121 Motion was made by Luick, seconded by Mulvihill, to adopt Resolution No. 2000-169 receiving the South Creek Management Plan. Roll call was taken on the motion: Ayes: Mulvihill, Luick, Johnson, Zaun, Sindt. ITEM 13. .Consider Planned Unit Development Agreement with Nordic Square Limited Partnership and Model Stone Company. City Attorney Roger Knutson stated Nordic Square is currently operating under a PUD/CUP and is zoned industrial. When the City of Lakeville adopted its new Comprehensive Plan, zoning of the property was divided. In order for zoning to be • consistent ..with the comprehensive plan and current ordinances, the property needs to be CITY OF LAKEVILLE COUNCIL MEETING JULY 17, 2000 PAGE 7 zoned as a PUD district, which requires a PUD Agreement. Mr. Knutson advised Council to consider this agenda item in conjunction with the. proposed Zoning Ordinance. In the proposed Zoning Ordinance Section 11-96-25, N.2., the date of this Council meeting should be inserted in reference to Nordic Square PUD Agreement. Council Member Sindt mentioned that the Nordic Square PUD agreement is nearly 30 years old, dating back to 1972. City Administrator Robert Erickson added that the recent purchase agreement with the Tutewohl family for a community park would ensure that 40 acres of parkland would be added to the parkland dedication for Nordic Square,_consistent with the Development Agreement. With the addition of the adjoining Nordic Square property reclamation, that parkland would tota170-80 acres. City Attorney Roger Knutson recommended the City Council not act on this agenda item until formal consideration of the Zoning Ordinance and map occurs (Item 14.) ITEM 14. Development Regulations .Update. Karl Drotning, Planning Commission Chair, summarized the efforts that have gone into the update of the Zoning Ordinance. Mr. Drotning stated that the document was completed with the hard work of staff members Ron Mullenbach and Daryl Morey, along with the global perspective of NAC and significant contributions from the community and businesses. He stated that this will be a working document, subject to change. David Licht of NAC stated .that the project which was started a year and a half ago was a teamwork effort with many players and also recognized Mr. Mullenbach and Mr. Morey for their efforts. David Licht provided an in-depth overview of the proposed Zoning Ordinance by chapter. Mr. Licht stated that state law requires that the zoning ordinance must be consistent with the comprehensive plan and highlighted several proposed revisions that will update the ordinance. Several items that were previously considered conditional use permits will now be processed more expeditiously as administrative permits to assist applicants.. The proposed ordinance deals with abuse of certain situations such as continual sales, detached accessory buildings, fencing and landscape screening. No significant changes have been made to outside storage and signs. Temporary structures, specifically radio antennas, have been discussed at great length in this process. The revision proposes allowing a ham radio tower of not more than three inches in diameter and 45 feet tall. With the passage of the revised development regulations planned unit development applications would only be considered in medium or high density within the Central area. r1 U CITY OF LAKEVILLE COUNCIL MEETING JULY 17, 2000 PAGE 8 Norm Plasch, 19120 Dodd Blvd., stated that he lives east of Dodd Blvd. and requested clarification of the boundaries of the central area PUD. Staff responded that the area east of Dodd Boulevard, including his property, is .proposed to be zoned PUD.. Committee Member Johnson expressed his compliments to Mr. Licht and other staff and asked if there is anything in the proposed revisions that will make the. ordinance more difficult or cumbersome. Mr. Licht gave several examples of ordinance provisions which provide clarification while providing necessary standards to achieve a quality outcome. Mayor Zaun stated he feels it is important to review the zoning document in the future with certain evaluation criteria and report on how the document is working.. Council Member Luick suggested a directive (sunset provision) for. a thorough review and evaluation process to be completed by January or February of 2003. Mayor Zaun asked if these evaluation criteria could be incorporated into the adoption of .the document. City Attorney Roger Knutson. suggested that astand-alone resolution be considered at a subsequent meeting to allow staff the opportunity to incorporate the appropriate language into a draft resolution. Council Member Luick stated it might be a good idea to inform residents in historic downtown of what changes have been made, especially in the Single Family Residential District, CBD. Council Member Johnson thought it would be difficult to single out one district to notify. Council Member Sindt stated that the city website could be utilized to inform residents, in addition to the Messages page. City Administrator Robert Erickson stated that perhaps a neighborhood meeting could be held with downtown residents, since there will be approximately 400 homeowners which will have the opportunity to improve their properties using the new zoning standards. There has been a tremendous turnover of homeowners since the downtown infrastructure was renovated five years ago and residents who are generally not aware of zoning regulations have contacted city staff to discuss property improvement options available to them. Mayor Zaun directed staff to determine an appropriate plan to notify those who are most affected. City Administrator Robert Erickson suggested a deadline of September 1, 2002 for bringing forward any recommended changes and adjustments to the document.. Mayor Zaun asked if provisions of the Livable Communities Act would be met with the adoption of the new zoning ordinance and whether the Dakota County Cluster Plan needs to be revised to assure low to moderate housing in scattered areas. City Administrator Erickson stated that the new Zoning Ordinance includes a provision ensuring low and moderate income housing can be achieved in medium and high density residential districts. CITY OF LAKEVILLE COUNCIL MEETING JULY 17, 2000 PAGE 9 • 00.122 Motion was made by Mulvihill, seconded. by Johnson to adopt the Development Regulations Update as described: a. Ordinance No. 672 amending Title. 9, Chapter 3 of the Lakeville City Code, the Sign Ordinance; and b. Ordinance No. 673 amending Title 10 of the Lakeville City Code, the Subdivision Ordinance;. and c. Ordinance No. 674 amending Title 11 of the Lakeville City Code, the Zoning Ordinance and Map; and d. Adoption of Summary Ordinances No. 672, 673 and 674 of Title 9, Title 10 and Title 11. In addition, it is recommended to add the date of this Council meeting, July 17, 2000, to Section 11-96-25, N.2. regarding the Nordic Square PUD Agreement. Roll call was taken on the. motion: Ayes: Luick, Johnson, Zaun, Sindt, 1Vlulvihill 00.123 Motion was made by Sindt, seconded by Johnson, to adopt the. Ordinance No. 675 amending Title 4, Chapter 1; Title 5, Chapter l; Title 7, Chapter 5 and Title 9, Chapter 1 of the Lakeville City Code. Roll call was taken on the motion: Ayes: Zaun, Sindt, Mulvihill, Luick, Johnson 00.124 Motion was made by Luick, seconded by Mulvihill to direct the City Attorney to draft a resolution setting a review timeline for the Zoning Ordinance with suggested prior review and recommendations by the Planning Commission. Roll call was taken on the motion: Ayes: Zaun, Sindt, Mulvihill, Luick, Johnson 00.125 Motion was made by Johnson, seconded by Mulvihill to approve the Planned Unit Development Agreement between the City of Lakeville and Nordic Square Limited Partnership and Model Stone Company. Roll call was taken on the motion: Ayes: Sindt, Mulvihill, Luick, Johnson, Zaun Mayor Zaun thanked staff and consultants for their work on this document and stated that the moratorium on new plats is now lifted. Mr. Erickson stated that with the. adoption of the revised zoning ordinance and map, the interests of the community will be better served.. ITEM 15. Consideration of a conditional use permit to allow the construction of a detached accessory building at 8675 - 206` Street West. .Applicant Daniel Laun thanked staff and Planning Commission members for the time that has been spent on this application. Planner Frank Dempsey stated that Dan and CITY OF LAKEVILLE COUNCIL MEETING JULY 17, 2000 PAGE 10 Barb Laun have requested a conditional use permit to construct a detached building to replace a single car garage on their property. The new structure is proposed to be 19.5 feet tall, which will provide the Laun's with upper storage area in the building. An existing chicken coop on the property does compliment the features of the house and has historical significance. Mr. Dempsey stated that there are complex issues in historic downtown areas and the Laun's have made valuable contributions to the amendment of the Zoning Ordinance, especially in the RS-CBD. Mr. Laun has agreed to the stipulations of staff and the Planning Commission however there remains a 2.5-inch infringement from the setback requirements that Mr. Laun is also asking the City Council to "forgive." Council Member Mulvihill stated that. because of the extenuating circumstances in the downtown and the fact that the existing building pad would be impossible to move, she would not be opposed to disregarding the discrepancy. Council Member Luick pointed out that Stipulation #7 seems to handle future situations on the property. 00.126 Motion was made by Johnson, seconded by Sindt to receive the Planning Commission's Findings of Fact and Recommendations, and approve the Conditional Use Permit for construction of a detached accessory building greater than 788 square feet and 15 feet in height on property located at 8675 - 206"' Street and to direct staff to utilize the amended site plan reflecting the deviation of 2.5-inches. Roll call was taken on the motion: Ayes: Mulvihill, Luick, Johnson, Zaun, Sindt ITEM 16. Consideration of a conditional use permit to allow a 10' X 14' addition to a .non-conforming garage located at 20854. Holiday Avenue. Associate Planner Ron Mullenbach summarized the application of Irene Peterson for a Conditional Use Permit in the RS-CBD to allow the expansion of an existing nonconforming accessory building. Staff and the Planning Commission have made. an effort to reduce the level of nonconformity on properties involved in a planning action. Several non-conformities were identified by staff including accessory building setbacks, driveway setbacks and home occupation. On April 1, 1999 the Planning Commission informed Ms. Peterson that her proposal would not be supported and suggested Ms. Peterson move the building to conform with the Zoning Ordinance. Ms. Peterson proceeded to construct the building without a building permit, and the structure still stands. On June 15, 2000 the Planning Commission again reviewed the proposal and voted 6-0 to oppose the Conditional Use Permit on the grounds that such additions are not allowed by ordinance. The revised Zoning Ordinance strictly prohibits such structures also. Ms. Peterson was provided with several options to correct the situation, including detaching the building .and making it a second: accessory building. • CITY OF LAKEVILLE COUNCIL MEETING JULY 17, 2000 PAGE 11 Mr. Geno Peterson stated that he had discussed the issue with the building department in November,. 1998 and was told that a second accessory building would not be allowed and claimed that he was not told that the zoning ordinance would be changed. City Administrator Robert Erickson stated that the Peterson's were aware of the zoning ordinance provision as they had pursued a planning action by submitting a Conditional Use Permit application and the appropriate fee of $200.00. The Planning Commission had informed them that they were not prepared to make a decision prior to the adoption of the new zoning ordinance and the Peterson's were told not to proceed. Even though the addition was constructed in a professional manner, the required permit/application process was disregarded. The sideyard setback is less than one foot Mayor Zaun stated that under the new ordinance, two detached structures are now allowed in this zoning district. The project has increased the nonconformity of the structure and the Council is now put in a very uncomfortable position. City Administrator Robert Erickson stated that the decision of the Council regarding .this issue could set a precedent. Although Ms. Peterson's. intentions were good and the property has been well kept, the City of Lakeville does not wish to set this type of a precedent in the community. Mr. Erickson suggested a mediated solution through the City Attorney's office seems to be the only alternative, if the Peterson's would agree to make the best of a poor situation. Mayor Zaun wished to have clarified that the original garage is a legal nonconforming structure. City staff stated that no original building permit for the house or garage is on file with the Ciry. The width of the lot is 70 feet, which is a legal nonconforming lot by the new zoning standards in that area. Council Member Luick asked if, since it was built as aslab-on-grade, could the new structure be moved five feet to the north. Mr. Peterson did not feel that would be a viable solution because it is finished and it looks nice. Mr. Mullenbach stated that the original garage also does not meet building codes. The Peterson's indicated they would work with the attorneys to arbitrate a solution. Council Member Mulvihill stated that the downtown is unique and this is not the first time someone has gone ahead with a project prior to receiving approval. Tearing down the project remains a possibility. 00.127 Motion was made by Sindt, seconded by Mulvihill to direct the Ciry Attorney to pursue a mediated settlement with Irene Peterson. Roll call was taken on the motion: Ayes: Mulvihill, Luick, Johnson, Zaun, Sindt • CITY OF LAKEVILLE COUNCIL MEETING JULY 17, 2000 PAGE 12 Mr. Erickson stated that a good faith effort has been shown by the City to come to a solution and bring closure to this matter. Mayor Zaun added that the integrity of the process and the zoning ordinance also need to be protected. ITEM 16. Set a Council work session. City Council Members agreed to hold a work session prior to the next Council meeting. 00.128 Motion was made by Mulvihill, seconded by Johnson to set August 7, 2000 at 5:30 PM for the next Council work session. Roll call was taken on the motion:. Ayes: Luick, Johnson, Zaun, Sindt, Mulvihill UNFINISHED BUSINESS City Engineer Keith Nelson updated the Council on the design of the 185"' Street/ Kenyon Avenue realignment project. The project is proposed to include traffic signals and Mr. Nelson is optimistic that it can be completed this year. Police Chief Martens added that "Accident Reduction Area" signs have been installed which will assist officers in enforcing speed limits with low or zero tolerance and make the Police .Department eligible to apply for additional Safe and Sober grants. NEW BUSINESS There was no new business. ANNOUNCEMENTS: The next Council Work Session is scheduled for August 7, 2000 at 5:30 PM. The next Council meeting is scheduled for August 7, 2000 at 7:00 PM. Mayor Zaun adjourned the Council meeting 10:10 PM. Respectfully submitted, R. Hawkins, Deputy Clerk Duane~Zaun, Mayor •