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HomeMy WebLinkAbout11-17-69 ~ ~ • , VILLAGE OF LAKEVILLE, COUNCIL MEETING NOVEMBER 17, 1969 Item 1 The meeting was called to order by Mayor Aronson with Mako, Jensen, Taft and Sullivan present. .Also present were Village Attorney, Pat. Farrell .and. Village .Engineer, Bob Frigaard. -Item 2 Taft made a motion seconded by Sullivan to accept the minutes of the Nov. 10, 1969, meeting as read. All 4 for, motion carried. Item 3 Jensen made a motion seconded by Mako to approve the payment of the. Village claims with the exception of Nr. 4411. All 4 for, motion carried... Item 4 Taft made a motion seconded by Su~`livan to pay the liquor store bills. .All in favor, motion .carried. Item 5 Robert McAllister, The Village dogcatcher, appeared before the council to request that. a change be made in the present dog ordinance as far as dog leashing laws are concerned. He also thought thatthere should be fewer dogs owned by one person before a kennel license would be required. Mr. Farrell was instructed to redraft the dog ordinance and bring it to .the next meeting. Until further action can be taken, this matter was tabled. Item 6 Mr. Jones, Chairman o£ the Park and Recreation Committee, appeared to request that the Village finance a hockey rink for. the boys of the Village. Bill Hoffbeck, speaking for the JC's, thought the school should be re= sponsible for any hockey rinks. Mr. Clarkson of Valley Park thought that if the Village built a rink here,. they .should see that there is supervision and maintenance for all rinks in the Village. The Council was advised that the Village must see that adequate supervision is'provided for the rink. In case of any accident,, Mr. Farrell. advised that there is sufficient insurance :coverage if the Village is found to be negligent. Sullivan made a motion seconded by Taft to approve. the building of a hockey rink behind the Village Ha11 subject to the Park and Recreation Board presenting an acceptable plan of supervision and that the cost- not exceed $1,000. Jensen, Mako, Sullivan and Taft for. Motion carried. Item 7 Country Development., Inc. represented by Mr. Todt, met with the council and Planning Commission to go over the plan for a hobby farm on the former Redmond property. Mr. Clay, Chairman of the Planning Commission, .said that they were opposed to this plan without platting. Mr. Farrell stated that platting was a control over the .area and it would be easier to locate lots at a later date by the legal descriptions.. Platting could be required or waived as the Village saw fit. Mr. Todt did not want to plat as it would cost more and the lots would be large enough not to require platting.. Mr. Frigaard suggested that streets should come up to Village specifications so they could be accepted for maintenance. He also felt that the length of the cul-de-sac was in question and that easements .should be obtained for all future utilities. Sullivan made a mot on seconded by Jensen to grant a permit for Country Development, Inc. to develop this property as described with a platting variance. The resolution will be prepared by Mr. Farrell and will conCain all the requirements that the council thinks are necessary to protect the interest of the Village. .Taft and Mako opposed, Sullivan and Jensen for. Mayor Aronson voted yes and the motion carried. Item 8 The minutes of the Nov. 13, 1969, Planning Commission meeting were read. Sullivan moved to accept the minutes as read, Taft seconded the motion. All 4 for, motion carried. • ~ ~ • • PAGE TWO, VILLAGE OF LAKEVILLE COUNCIL MEETING, NOVEMBER 17, 1969 Item 9 Sullivan made a motion seconded by Taft to grant Northern Natural Gas a variance to construct a building 10 x 12 feet south of Co. Rd. 70 adjacent to Dennis Dunham property with the public hearing being held on Dec. 11, for this building. All 4 for, motion carried. Item 10 A motion by Sullivan seconded by Jensen to grant NSP an excavating permit was approved by all members of the council. Item 11 A motion by Mako seconded by Sullivan to approve a permit for remodeling and building an addition to the Acorn Lodge Motel( owners Ferdinand and Clarina Erickson). A11 4 for, motion carried. Item 12 A motion bgr~Faf~~+`seconded by Mako to follow the Planning Commission recommendation to grant a permit to Hitchcock and Imperial Plastics to construct an addition to a commercial-ind. building. All 4 for, motion carried. Item 1B The Mayor presented a letter to the council in which Eureka Township accepted its share of the road on 220th St. nest of Hamburg Ave. Jensen made a motion seconded by Mako to accept 220th St. west ~•from Hamburg Ave. for approximately 800 feet as a Village road. Jensen, Mako, Taft and Sullivan for, motion carried. Item 14 It was decided to keep the dump open only on the 2nd and last Saturdays in December, January, February and March. The clerk was instructed to notify Mr. Wick of this action and have an article placed in the paper. Item 15 A letter from McMenomy, Hertogs & Fluegel re: the trailer court in Sec. 11 of Lakeville and the matter of sewer facilities to this area was read to the council. It was mentioned that only one member of the Apple Valley Council had contacted the Lakeville Council to acknowledge the receipt of a letter sent to them re: a joint meeting of the Lakeville and Apple Valley Gouncils. Mr. Mako was instructed to contact the Apple .Valley Council to set up a night for a joint meefing to discuss the sewer plant in Valley Park. Item ~:6 Sullivan made a motion seconded by Taft to instruct the clerk to write to Lincoln Realty Co. that to the council's knowledge as of Nov. 17, 1969, there are no pending assessments against property described as: Lot 7, Block 1, Hill-Dee All in favor, motion carried. Item 17 Jensen made a motion seconded by Sullivan to instruct the clerk to write to Dakota County Abstract Co. that to the council's knowledge as of Nov. 17, 1969, there are no pending assessments against property described as: Lot 5, Block 6, Donnay's Valley Park 2nd. All 4 for, motion carried. Item 18" Jensen made a motion seconded by Taft to instruct the clerk to write to Dakota County Abstract Co. that to the council's knowledge as of Nov. 17, 1969, there are no pending assessments against property described as: Lot 2, Block 1, Donnay's Valley Park 2nd and Lot 6, Block 5, Donnay's Valley Park 2nd • • • . PAGE THREE, VILLAGE OF LAKEVILLE COUNCIL MEETING, NOVEMBER 17, 1969 All in Favor, motion carried. Item l~ Taft made a motion seconded by Sullivan to instruct the clerk to write Midwest Title Guarantee Co. that to the council's knowledge as Nov. 17, 1969, there are no pending assessments against property .described as: 15/6 Donnay college Park 7199 166 Court West, Rosemount, Dak. County,-Minn. A11 4 for, motion carried. Item ~9 The fence at the Mallery place on Mnnreg Road was discussed. It was decided to have the Village crew put up the fence. ~_Item 2~ A motion by Jensen seconded by Taft to adjourn was carried by all votes of the council. Respectfully submitted, _j ! ~ ( ~ Marceline Hemstrom, Village Clerk..,. J , r.' a r ,~y._ ~r f r } fir'. Leo Aronson, .Mayor f , Motion by Sullivan seconded by Jensen that the following resolution be adopted: "RESOLVED, that the request of Country Development, Inc. to develop property in Village as per attached legal description be allowed without platting as required by subdivision Ordinance upon the following conditions: 1. That the homes constructed be a minimum of 1100 square feet with two car attached garage. 2. That the keeping of animals be permitted but that the boarding. of horses. on a commercial basis not be permitted. 3. That the lot sizes be at least 2 1/2 acres in size. 4. That protective covenants for said property be approved by the Lakeville Village Council. 5. That blacktop streets as required by the Village Ordinance be constructed. 6. 'that access be provided to the landlocked lots as shown on proposed map. 7. That drainage easements be provided as required by the Village Engineer. DATED THIS 17th DAY OF NOVEMBER 1969. f' Mayor F ~ Clerk