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HomeMy WebLinkAbout06-07-93 ` ~ CITY OF LAKEVILLE COUNCIL MEETING i JUNE 7, 1.993 The meeting was called to order at 7:OQ p.m. by Mayor Zaun. The pledge of allegiance to the flag was given. Roll call was taken. Present: Councilmembers Ruhmann, Sindt, Mulvihill, Harvey and Mayor Zaun. Also present: R. Knutson, City Attorney; R. Erickson, City Administrator; K. Nelson, City Engineer; M. Sobota, Community & Economic Development Director; D. Feller, Finance Director; S. Michaud, Parks & Recreation Director;.. D. Gudmundson, Chief of Police; D. Licht, Planning Consultant, D. Morey, City Planner; D. Krings, Chief Building Official; C. Friedges, City Clerk. MINUTES The minutes of the May 17, 1993,. City Council meeting were approved as presented. STAFF ANNOUNCEMENTS ATTORNEY: None. ENGINEER: Mr. Nelson stated a revised legal description for the Joseph Kuka property will be provided to the Council under Item No. 13. ADMINISTRATOR: None. Councilmember Harvey asked that action be taken under New Business (17a) on the removal of Carl Forsberg from the Planning Commission. The .Council concurred. PRESENTATIONS/INTRODUCTIONS Mr. Sobota introduced Mr. Frank Dempsey, Associate Planner. Mr. Krings introduced Ms. Traci Evans, Building Inspections Department part-time secretary/receptionist. Mayor Zaun presented a recognition plaque to Dan Hanlon for his service: on the Economic Development Commission. CITIZENS' COMMENTS None. CONSENT AGENQA Councilmember Sindt asked staff. if property owners adjacent to Valley Lake Park had been made aware of the model boat races (Item 7e). Mr. Michaud indicated he would notify adjacent property owners by letter. , 3 CITY OF I ,AKF MLLE COUNCIL MEETING JUNE 7,1993. • PAGE 2 Councilmembers added agenda items 14 and 17a to the consent agenda. 93.167 Motion was .made by Harvey, seconded by Mulvihill to approve the .consent agenda items as follows: a. Claims for payment. b. Receive minutes of the following advisory committee meetings: Planning Commission, May 20,1993 Parks & Recreation Committee, May 19,.1993 Environmental Affairs Committee, May 18,1993 c. Resolution No, 93-95 approving Application for Conveyance of Tax Forfeited Land and Certificate of Classification of Forfeited Lands. d. Resolutions No. 93-96, 93-97 and 93-98 accepting donations to the DARE program. e. .Authorize Twin Cities Boat Club to conduct remote control model boat races at Valley Lake Park on July 10, 1993. f. Approve Change Order No. 4 far the Parkview youth ballfeld project, Improvement Project 92-14. g. Resolution No. 93-99 .approving final plans and specifications ...and setting a bid date for the. Quigley Sime/Hypointe Crossing park projects.. h. Resolution No, 93-100 authorizing submission of ski and snowmobile trail grant applications. i. Approve Bloodborne Pathogen Prevention and Exposure Control .Plan. for lifeguards. j. Resolution No. 93-101 requesting the temporary closing of Trunk Highway. 50 (downtown) for the Pan-O-Prog Parade on July 11, 1993. k. Resolutions 93-102 and 93-103 designatingg municipal state-aid streets: Fla staff Avenue between Dodd Boulevard (CSAH 9) and 1bOth Street (MSA 122; and Gerdine Fath between Dodd Boulevard (CSAH 9) to Flagstaff Avenue. 1. Receive petition from ISD 194. and approve Resolution No. 93-104. authorizing preparation of a feasibility report for street improvements at Jacquard Avenue and County Road 64, Improvement Project 93-4, m. Approve trunk storm sewer credits, assessment of remaining storm sewer connection charges and sanitary sewer access charges for Marion Village (Phase I). CITY OF LAKEVILLE COUNCIL MEETING JUNE 7,.1993 • PAGE3 n. Approve trunk storm sewer credits and payment to Del H. Einess for trunk storm sewer oversizing for the Goodyear Tire Store property, 10800173rd Street West. a Approve Change Order No. 2 and grant extension of time for completion of Improvement Project 91-2, Ipava Avenue. p. Resolution No. 93-105 vacating a portion of an existing bike/pedestrian easement for School District 194. q. Resolution No. 93-106 vacating a portion of an existing roadway easement for Good Value Homes (Homestead Creek East). r. Ordinance No. 501 amending Title 7, Chapter 5, of the City .Code concerning area charges and unrt connection charges. s. Ordinance No, 502 amending Title 7, Chapter 5, of the City Code concerning water meters. t. Resolution No. 93-107 authorizing the sale of a City vehicle. u. Approve Declaration of Covenants, Conditions and Restrictions for Lot 7, Block 3, Lakeview Gardens. v. Approve agreement with Bossardt Corporation for construction management services for the police station expansion/remodeling project. w. Resolution No. 93-108 adopting the non-exempt Liquor Stores' position salary structure. x. Approve amendments to Lakeville Liquors Policy and Procedure Manual.,. y. Resolutan No. 93-109 receiving donation from ChemCentral for the Safety Camp. z. Ordinance No. 503 amending Title 1 of the City Code. concerning criminal history background investigations on applicants for City employment. aa. Authorize installation of three-way stop signs at the intersection of 170th Street and Jonquil Avenue in Timber Ridge.. bb. Authorize preparation of a feasibility report for public improvements. to Winsor Plaza. cc. Resolution No. 93-110 approving Application for Conveyance of Tax Forfeited Land for Lot 7, Marrinan Addition. 14. Authorize continuation of current private refuse collection program as recommended by the Environmental Affairs Committee and based on the 1993 Community Survey. CITY OF LAKEVILLE COUNCIL MEETING JUNE 7, 1993 PAGE 4 17a. Removal of Mr. Carl Forsberg from the Planning Commission. Roll call was taken on the motion. Ayes, Ruhmann, Zaun, Sndt, Mulvihill, Harvey. Councilmember Ruhmann recommended that Agenda Item No. 15 be considered at this time to accommodate residents who were in attendance. for this matter. ITEM 15 Mr. Erickson presented a resolution prepared at the. request of the City Council which authorizes the City Attorney to request the Metropolitan Council to conduct a hearing on the City of Apple Valley's proposed comprehensive plan amendment for the Fischer sand and gravel mining south of County .Road 42. The resolution further. directs City staff to explore appropriate steps that may be taken to prevent the gravel mining expansion from proceeding, or to mitigate its impact. 93.168 Motion was made by Mulvihill, seconded by Ruhmann to appprove Resolution No. 93-115 concerning Fischer sand and gravel mining south of CountyRoad 42. Roll call was taken on the motion. Ayes, Zaun, Sndt, Mulvihill, Harvey, Ruhmann. ITEM 8 Mr. Lee Johnson of U.S. Homes Corporation requested Council consideration of the final plat of Hypointe Crossing 2nd. Addition. Mr. Morey presented the proposed plat, which consists of 22 single family residential lots north of 165th Street and east of Crystal Lake Golf Estates. The final plat represents .the fourth phase of development of the Trotter's Ridge preliminary plat approved in 1987. The final plat has been reviewed the City staff and .advisory committees and .all recommend approval The developer has provided a cash escrow to guarantee compliance with the terms of the development contract. 93.169 Motion was made by Sindt, seconded by Harvey to approve Resolution No. 93-111 approving the final plat of Hypointe Crossing 2nd Addition .and authorizing the Mayor and City Clerk to sign the. development contract.. Roll call was taken on the motion. Ayes, Sindt, Mulvihill, Harvey, Ruhmann, Zaun., ITEM 9 Mr. Duane Dietrich of Rolling Oaks, Inc. requested Council .approval of the preliminary and final plat of Rolling Oaks South Plat Six. CITY OF LAKEVILLE COUNCIL MEETING JUNE 7,1993 PAGES Mr. Morey presented the proposed plat, which is located east of Kenrick Avenue between 165th and 167th streets, a rezoning of the property from R-6, .medium .density residential, to R-2, single family residential, .and an amendment to the Rolling Oaks South/Alpine. Village (PUD CUP). Mr. ,Morey explained that the original PUD CUP .consisted of 110 multiple family units. City staff encouraged the developer to pursue single family residential development and down-zone. the property to R-2 consistent with the rest of the Rolling Oaks South/Alpine Village development. Mr. Morey explained that Outlot A, which is located in the northwest corner of the plat, will be .dedicated to the City for storm water ponding. Outlots B and C will be dedicated to the City for conservation and trail ppurposes. The developer has submitted a warranty deed for the dedication of Outlots B and C. The preliminary and final plat .have been reviewed by City .staff and advisory committees, and all recommend approval. Councilmember Harvey raised a concern regarding the amount of fill that would be required on Lots 2 and 3, Block 1, prior to building. Mr. Hedlund, the developer's engineer, explained that the subdivision will be built to meet FHA .guidelines,. and a soils engineer will be on site to monitor each ;pad that is being filled. Compaction tests are taken periodically, .and fill will be applied according to FHA standards. • Councilmember Harvey suggested a temporary prohibition on building permits for Lots 2 and 3, Block 1, to allow any settlement of soil that might occur. Staff recommended a provision be included in the .development contract that would prohibit the issuance of building permits on Lots 2 and 3, Block 1, until June i, 1994. The developer concurred. 93.170 Motion was made by Harvey, seconded by Sindt to receive the .Planning Commission's. findings of fact and adopt Ordinance No. 504 rezoning property from R-6, Medium Density Residential District, to R-2, Single Family Residential District for Rolling Oaks South Plat 6. Roll call was. taken on the motion. Ayes, Mulvihill, Harvey, Ruhmann, Zaun, Sindt. 93..171 ....Motion was made by Mulvihill, seconded by Harvey to approve the Planned Unit Development Conditional Use Permit amendment for Rolling Oaks South Plat 6. Ro11 call was taken on the motion. Ayes, Harvey, Ruhmann, Zaun, Sindt, Mulvihill. 93.172 Motion was made by Sindt, seconded by Ruhmann to approve Resolution No. 93-112 approving the preliminary .and final plat of Rolling Oaks South Plat 6, and authorizing the Mayor and City Clerk to sign the development contract with the additional .stipulation that building permits for .Lots 2 and 3, Black 1, shall not be issued until June 1, 1994. CITY OF LAKEVILLE COUNCIL MEETING JUNE 7,1993 • PAGE 6 Roll call was taken on the motion. Ayes, Ruhmann, Zaun, Sindt, Mulvihill, Harvey. ITEM 10 Ms. Maleah Miller, representing the Taco Bell Corporation, requested Council consideration of a conditional use permit to allow the construction ©f a .fast food restaurant at Trunk Highway 50 and 175th Street. Mr. Sobota explained that SRF prepared a traffic study for the proposed Taco Bell restaurant and :recommended the construction of an interior frontage. road connecting the Taco Bell site with 175th Street to the north through the SuperAmerica site and 176th Street to the south through the future development of the adjacent B-4 zoned parcel. Taco Be11 representatives. were unable to reach an agreement with the adjacent property owners for construction of a frontage road. Therefore,. the frontage road connections to the. adjacent parcels have been eliminated from the Taco Bell plans. Mr. Sobota also explained that Taco Bell representatives have agreed to provide additional right-of--way for the future expansion of Trunk .Highway 50 at no cast to .the Ci In return, City staff is recommending an .encroachment agreement ~or the temporary location of the proposed pylon and two directional signs in the Trunk Highway 50 right-of-way. The encroachment agreement provides that the signs. will be moved by Taco Bell at their .expense when required by the future improvement and expansion of Trunk Highway 50. The conditional use permit has been reviewed by advisory committees and City staff, and all recommend approval Councilmembers expressed their appreciation for. Taco BeII's cooperation in the design of the frontage road to serve their property. 93.173 Motion was made by Harvey, seconded. by Ruhmann to receive the Planning Commission's findings of fact and approve a conditional use permit for Taco Bell .Corporation to allow the construction of a fast food restaurant on the east side of Trunk Highway 50, south of 175th Street, and approve an Encroachment Agreement with Taco Bell Corporation. Roli call was taken on the .motion. Ayes, Zaun, Sindt, Mulvihill, Harvey, Ruhmann. ITEM 11 Mr. Jeff Carter, General Manager of Babe's. Sportsbar & Grill, requested Council consideration of an extension to their current liquor and cabaret licenses to include the outdoor, front parking area during Pan-O-Frog. Mr. Carter presented a site plan and outlined the schedule of Pan-O-frog sponsored events proposed to take place at Babe's Sportsbar & Grill from Sunday,. July .4th through Sunday, July 11th. The proposal. includes .the erection of a "Big Top" tent to provide relief from inclement weather and CITY OF LAKEVILLE COUNCIL MEETING JUNE 7, 1993 PAGE 7 control noise and disruption to the neighborhood. Mr. Carter explained that he held a neighborhood meeting on May-30th to present his plans and address possible concerns by .area residents. He stated the greatest concern raised by the residents was in regard to on-street parking in downtown neighborhoods during Pan-O-Prog events. He explained that .while the downtown. parking situation has generally been a concern during Pan-O-Prog, only 18 additional .parking stalls will be eliminated from the Babe's parking lot from what was available in previous years. Chief Gudmundson stated Mr. Carter recently presented his. request to City staff. Several concerns were raised by staff, including site layout, event management, security, parking, litter and noise complaints. He stated Mr. Carterhas addressed those concerns. However, Chief Gudmundson requested he or his designee be given .the authority to direct the event manager to turn down the music being played, if necessary, and/or terminate any event due to security concerns or inclement, hazardous weather. Mr. Lattu, $675 Upper 206th Street, stated he was not opposed to outdoor events being held on the weekend, but felt that outdoor activities should not be allowed-during the entire week of Pan-O=Prog. Mr. Carter clarified that dances were being proposed for three evenings; Sunday, July 4th, Friday and Saturday, July 9th & 10th, and an afternoon • dance is scheduled for Sunday, July 11th, following the parade. Events planned .for the week nights include a karoake contest, sports trivia contest and name that tune contest.. Mr. Glen Nord, 20655 Holt Avenue, stated he was also opposed to Babe's proposal for outside events during the entire week of Pan-O-Prog and raised concerns regarding parking in the. residential neighborhoods. Mr. Erickson explained that parking is generally a problem in the downtown area during Pan-O-Prog, but reminded the residents that Babe's will .not be `the only downtown business hosting Pan-O-Prog events. Councilmember Sindt asked what. Babe's intends to do when the tent. reaches its maximum capacity, and Mr. Carter indicated that ticket sales will cease when that capacity is met. Councilmember Mulvihill strongly. suggested eliminating.. the Sunday .night (July 4th) dance, as she felt it was inappropriate for an event to run late on a Sunday, further stating she felt July 4th is typically a family night. Mr. Carter suggested possibly allowing the July 4th dance to be .held from 6 to 9:30 p.m, Councilmember Harvey stated he contacted some the residents who attended the neighborhood meeting at Babes's on May 30th. No concerns were raised by those individuals. He stated Babe's has had a positive track record in the past, and he was not opposed to allowing the expansion of their events. CITY OF LAKEVILLE COUNCIL MEETING JUNE 7,1993 • PAGE 8 Councihnember Ruhmann and Mayor Zaun stated they felt the City should, in the future, consider the degree to which it would allow Babe's to expand these types of events. 93.174 Motion was made by 5indt, seconded by Mulvihill to grant. an extension of the on-sale liquor and cabaret licenses for Babe's Sportsbar & Grill per the site plan and Calendar of Events dated May 2S, 1993, with the July 4th dance to be held from b-9:30 p.m. rather than 8:00 to midnight. ..:Roll call was taken on the motion. Ayes, Sindt, Mulvihill, Harvey, Ruhmann, Zaun. ITEM 12 Ms. Anita Baltierra, representing the Chart House Restaurant, requested Council consideration of an extension to their on-sale liquor and cabaret licenses to include the outdoor area on July 4th. She explained that. their annual "Jamboree on the Lake" is a Pan-O-Frog sponsored button event, and all proceeds from the sale of buttons will go to Pan-O-Frog. 93.175 .Motion was made by Harvey, seconded by Mulvihill. to grant an extension of the on-sale liquor and cabaret licenses for the Chart House Restaurant to include the outdoor area on July 4th. • Roli call was taken on the motion. Ayes, Mulvihill, Harvey, Ruhmann, Zaun, Sindt. Mayor Zaun recessed the Council meeting at 9:20 p.m. and reconvened at 9:30 p.m. ITEM 13 Mr. Scott Johnson, representing Arcon/Sienna Joint Venture, presented the proposed development of Timber Ridge South, consisting of 62 .single family residential lots located southeast of Jonquil Avenue and 170th Street. Timber Ridge South is .located adjacent to the Timber Ridge North, Rolling Oaks, Forest Hills and Lynwood South subdivisions, and .will complete the single family residential development of the immediate area, including street and utility connections.. In addition to the preliminary and final plat, Mr. Johnson requested approval of the vacation of a portion of Jonquil Avenue, variances for block and cul-de-sac length and an amendment to the existing :Rolling Oaks South/Alpine Village.Planned Unit Development Conditional Use Permit (PUD-CUP). He explained that the PUD-CUP is being requested to reflect proposed modifications to the lot and street design of Timber Ridge South from what was approved in 1984. He went on to explain that the 1984 plat has been modified to reflect current development standards and laws. The revised plat is more protective of trees and wetlands and is in full compliance with the Wetland Protection Act of 1991. CITY QF LAKEVILLE COUNCIL MEETING JUNE 7,1993 PAGE 9 Mr. Johnson explained that Outlots B through E are being dedicated to the City. for wetlandldrainage purposes. He went on to explain that long standing drainage problems in the Argonne Farms area will be addressed' with this development, and the necessary easements have been obtained from the Buerke's, Kuka's and Stahowiak s for the construction of storm sewer to this area. All the significant trees on the site have been identified and inventoried (2,Q63). Approximately 30% will be totally protected, ...and another 21% are located on lots that are to be custom graded. The remaining 48% of the rees will be removed during mass grading. Mr. Johnson addressed street .layout, and explained that a proposed minor collector connecting to Jonquil Avenue south of the .Timber Ridge South plat has been eliminated.. This street connection would have required a significant amount of wetland filling along the south plat line, and the increased right-of-way width associated with the minor collector street would increase the number of trees that would need to be removed. Mr. Johnson stated he felt. the filling of the wetland could be avoided by eliminating than street connection. In response to concerns raised. by the surrounding neighborhood regarding the elimination of this street connection, a traffic study of the proposed Timber Ridge South pplat and. surrounding neighborhood was prepared by Strgar-Roscoe-Fausch. He stated the traffic projections by both the City's consultant and Anderson Engineering, the consultant obtained by the residents, fall below the threshold for residential streets. • In closing, Mr. Johnson stated he feels all issues have been considered, i.e. environment, street connections, lot sizes, traffic and density; and he feels the proposed development meets all of the. City's design standards. Mr. Belinde, 17126 Jasper Lane, stated he wanted to see the third access road put back into the. plat. as originally planned. He stated the area residents felt frustrated because their input was not. included in the platting process, - and they felt the Planning Commission did. not listen to their concerns: Mr. Dave Kalscheur, 17127 Jasper Lane, .raised concerns regarding the loss of value to their homes because of additional traffic, tree removal, setbacks and a third street outlet. Mr. Gary Debaun, 174Q5 Jersey Way, stated he would also like to see a third street outlet; however, he was opposed to any plans to widen Jersey Way and. felt there should be a passing lane for .turn movements. onto Jersey Way from 175th Street. Mr. Roland Swanson, 102$5 - 173rd Street, showed a video tape of the neighborhood and raised pedestrian safety concerns (lack of sidewalks, children- .playing in the streets, etc.) if an additional access to Timber Ridge South, via 173rd Court, is not pursued. Mr. Ken Anderson of Anderson Engineering presented his analysis of the robable traffic impacts of extending .Jonquil Avenue to the proposed Timber Ridge South plat. He requested consideration be given to a street cannection CITY OF LAKEVILLE COUNCIL MEETING JUNE 7, 1993 PAGE 10 .from Jefferson Court to 173rd Court to provide an opportunity for traffic to disperse on several. local streets. He suggested the elimination of Lot. 7, Block 4, in order to accommodate this additional street connection. 93.176 Motion was made by Harvey, seconded by Ruhmann to extend the Council meeting beyond the 10:30 adjournment time. Roll call was taken on the .motion. Ayes, Harvey, Ruhmann, Zaun, Sndt, Mulvihill. Mr. John Olson, 17019 Jonquil Avenue, supported the Council's. approval of three-way stop signs at 170th Street and Jonquil. Avenue .(consent. agenda item 7aa). He raised concerns .regarding the speed and volume of traffic that this development will place on Jonquil Avenue. Mr. Bill Berg, -17170 Jasper Trail, stated he also wanted to see a third outlet from Jefferson Court to 173rd Court. Mr. Harold Garnett, 17140 Jasper Trail, stated he felt. Lot 7, Block 4, should be eliminated to provide a third outlet. He stated it was his understanding that the City has total control aver filling of the wetlands. Mr. Louie Helkenn, 10634173rd Street, supported the proposed development,. as • it would solve a long standing drainage problem in the Argonne Farms area. Mr. Graig Turner, Jonquil Avenue, also spoke in support of the Timber Ridge South development and stated he :felt the new interchange at I-3S and County Road 46 will help alleviate traffic in the residential area. Mr. Red Helkenn, 17809 Junelle Path, stated his support for the development and the long awaited solution to the Argonne Farms flooding. problem. Mr. Bob Niels, 173rd Court, voiced his opposition to the proposal by the residents to extend Jefferson Court to 173rd Court, as he stated he did not fee1173rd Court was in a condition to handle additional traffic. Mr. David Licht of Northwest Associated Consultants presented. the City's planning report on the proposed Timber Ridge South development and addressed the residents' concerns regarding: - density - lot depths, utilization of PUD - tree preservation. - variances Mr. Licht explained that a .single family development does not have a negative impact on property values in another single family development. He also stated that the .City does not enforce protective covenants, except where they • involve conformance with the City's. zoning standards. He stated that overall,. the proposed Timber Ridge South plat responds well to the physical CITY OF LAKEVILLE COUNCIL MEETING JUNE 7, 1993 • PAGE 11 conditions that exist in the area, elevating the plat to current design standards and providing a solution to the Argonne Farms drainage problem. Based on that, staff recommends approval subject to 10 conditions, Mr, Dennis Eyler of SRF stated his firm was asked by the City to prepare an analysis of additional traffic that would occur from this development and determine whether those numbers would justify construction of a third. outlet through .the wetland. The analysis .indicated that with or without a third outlet, the projected traffic increase from 75 to 150 trips per day was not ..significant justification for the third outlet. Police Chief Gudmundson stated that in discussions with representatives of the Fire Department and ALF Ambulance, it was felt that the two accesses as proposed would not present any problems for .emergency response. He also pointed out the low accident rate m this. area of the City. Mr. Nelson explained that wetlands are controlled by the Army Corps of Engineers for filling of less than 1/2 acre. Anything beyond that requires .additional approval by State and Federal environmental. agencies. He also provided an overview of the Argonne Farms drainage issue .and explained. how this development will provide a solution to the drainage problem. Councilmember Mulvihill stated she felt that 173rd Court would not be conducive to handle additional traffic from this development. Mr. Licht added that from an engineering/traffic design standpoint, 173rd .Court does not seem functional. Councilmember Harvey stated he did not feel the extra trip. generation of 115 additional vehicles per day is a major .traffic issue, i.e, one additional car every five minutes versus one additional car every 15 minutes if the 173rd Court connection were to be made. Councilmember Ruhmann stated he felt that the connection of Jefferson Court to 173rd Court to provide an additional access might have some validity. He suggested preserving Lot 7, Block 4 for this possible street connection in the future,. after the development is built and traffic patterns can be evaluated. Mr. Licht stated .that the Council has a judgment to make, that being whether the additional traffic volumes produced by the closing of the 173rd Court access warrant safety concerns. He stated Ghat .streets. are intended to handle traffic, and are not play areas. He stated City staff follows .the standards put in place for.. the City's entire street system. He felt the proposal brought forth meets the.. City's criteria in terms of traffic patterns and environmental protection. 93.177 Motion was made by .Harvey, seconded by Sindt to approve a Planned Unit .:Development/Conditional Use Permit amendment for Timber Ridge South. • CITY OF LAKEVILLE COUNCIL MEETING JUNE 7, 1993 • PAGE 12 Roll call was taken on the motion. Ayes, Ruhmann, Zaun, Sindt, Mulvihill, Harvey. 93.178 Motion was made by Sindt, seconded by Mulvihill to receive the Planning Commission's findings of fact. and approve a variance to allow two cul-de-sac streets with lengths greater than 500 feet and a block with a length less than 400 feet in Timber Ridge South. Roll call was .taken on the motion. Ayes, Zaun, Sindt, Mulvihill, Harvey, Ruhmann... 93.179 Motionwas made by Mulvihill, seconded by Harvey to approve Resolution No. 93-113 vacating a portion of Nicollet Avenue, now known as Jonquil Avenue West. Roll call was taken on the motion. Ayes, Sindt, Mulvihill, Harvey, Ruhmann, Zaun. 93.180 Motion was made by Sindt, seconded by Harvey to approve Resolution No. 93-114 approving the preliminary and final plat of Timber Ridge South, and authorize the Mayor and City Clerk to sign the development contract. Roll call was taken on the motion. Ayes, Mulvihill, Harvey, Zaun, Sindt. • Nays, Ruhmann. Councilmember Ruhmann stated he would like to re-visit the issue of providing an additional outlet after the development is built and traffic patterns can be evaluated. 93.181 Motion was made by Sindt, seconded by Mulvihill to approve permanent drainage and utility easements with Bernard & Barbara Stahowiak, Joseph Kuka, David'& Joanne Buerke and Rachel Helkenn for the construction of a storm drainage ..system al©ng 173rd Street West to serve the Argonne Farms area.. Roll. call was taken on the motion. Ayes, Harvey, Ruhmann, Zaun, Sindt, Mulvihill U`NFINtSHED $USINESS None. NEW BUSINESS None. AN N O U N C E M E NT$ Next Regular Council meeting, June 21, 1993. Mayor Zaun adjourned the meeting at 12:15 a.m. Respectfully submitted, Charlene. Friedges, City G k Dua e Zaun, Mayo