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CITY OFT .AKFVIL.L,E COUNCIL MEETING
JULY 6,1992
The meeting was called to order at 7:00 p.m. by Mayor Zaun. The- pledge of
allegiance to the flag was given.
Roll call was. taken. Present: Cauncilmembers Sindt, Mulvihill and Mayor
Zaun. Absent; Councilmembers Ruhmann and Harvey.
Also present: B. Erickson, City Administrator; R. Knutson, City Attorney; K.
Nelson, City Engineer; D. Feller, Finance Director; M. Sobota, Community &
Economic Development Director; S. Michaud, Parks & Recreation Director; D.
Gudmundson, Chief of Police; D. Morey, Assistant Community & Economic
Development Director; C. Friedges, City Clerk.
MINUTES
The minutes of the June 1Sth regular City Council meeting and the June 29th
special City Council meeting were approved as presented.
STAFF ANNOUNCEMENTS
ATTORNEY: None.
ENGINEER: None.
• ADMIlVISTRATOR: Mr: Erickson asked the Council to consider, consistent with
action taken by the Housing and Redevelopment Authority, tabling agenda items
9 and 10 until the July 20th Council meeting. Mr. Erickson provided
additional information to the Council for agenda items 1S and 17.
PRESENTATIONS/INTRODUCTIONS
Police Chief Gudmundson introduced Officer John Arvidson, his wife and son,
and K-9 dog, Buster.. John and Buster recently completed 16 weeks of training
at the St. Paul Palice Department Canine School. Buster will replace the
retiring K-9 dog, Dakota.
Chief Gudmundson introduced the new dispatcher at the Police Department,
Sandra Pierce.
Mayor Zaun recognized Communications Coordinator Chris Oace and
Communications Assistant Lea Guenther for their accomplishments in achieving
the Award for Achievement in Communication, which was recently awarded to the
City of Lakeville by the League of Minnesota Cities.
The recently crowned Miss Lakeville 1992, Mandy McCullough, introduced
herself and thanked the City Council for their ongoing support of Pan-O-frog.
CITIZENS' COMMENTS Mr. Jack Matasosky addressed the Council on behalf of
• the Lakeville Chamber of Commerce regarding the recommendations of the
Strategic Growth Management Task Force. Mr. Michael Watters presented a
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letter to the City Council from the Chamber Board Members in support of the
efforts and recommendations provided by the Strategic Growth Management Task
Force.
Mr. Bill Traiser spoke in opposition to the proposed extension of the
moratorium on new development, stating he feels it carries a negative
connotation and is an imposition on the rights of commercial/ndustrial
property owners.
Mr. Ed Vivant also spoke in opposition to the moratorium in relation to his
property located on 165th Street. He felt that before the City considers an
extension of the moratorium,. consideration should be given to the development
of his property,. due to the fact that he provided the City with a drainage
easement. He also raised a concern about assessments to his property.
Mayor Zaun stated that in the case of Mr. Vivant's property, staff has been
directed to .address situations such as his in a general nature.. He expressed
the Council's appreciation for all comments made by concerned citizens.
CONSENT AGENDA
92.150 Motion was made by Sindt, seconded by Mulvihill to approve the consent agenda
• items as presented.
a. Approve claims for payment.
b. Receive minutes of the following advisory committee meetings:
Planning Commission, June 25th
Parks & Recreation Committee, June 17th
Environmental Affairs Committee, June 23rd
Economic Development Commission, June 23rd
c. Receive the 1991 City of Lakeville Financial Report.
d. Receive the 1991 Fire Relief Association Financial Report.
e. Final acceptance of Caspersen Park shelter-restroom building.
f. Approve Change Order No. 7 with Friedges Landscaping for Caspersen Park
improvements, Project 91-7.
g. Final acceptance of streets and approve final payment for 210th Street
overlay, Improvement Project 91-9.
h. Final acceptance of streets and utilities, Highview Heights Third
Addition.
• i. 5
pprove credit and storm sewer assessments for Rolling Oaks South Plat
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j. Approve Pay Estimate No. 1 and .final acceptance of improvements for
storm sewer construction, Foxborough 2nd Addition, Improvement Project
92-11.
k. Approval of a cigarette .license for Sinclair Marketing Company.
1. Resolution No. 92-110 approving final acceptance. of watermain
improvements and easement for Airlake Airport.
m. A pprove Stipulation and Settlement Agreement with Steven T. and Linda L.
O~Brien, Judicial Road Improvement Project 89-9.
n. Approve Contract for Private Redevelopment between the City of Lakeville
and Mill Pond Partners.
Roll call was taken on the motion. Ayes, Zaun, Sindt, Mulvihill.
ITEM 8
Mr. Feller presented a resolution awarding the sale of $2,190,000 General
Obligation Improvement Bonds.. He explained that the bonds are being issued
to finance Improvement Project 91-1, County Road 46 from Cedar Avenue to
• Ipava Avenue, and Improvement Project 91-2, Ipava Avenue from Highway 50 to
the new senior higghh school. Mr. Feller stated interest rates continue to be
favorable, and the City received an "A" Bond Rating from Moody's Investors.
Mr. Jerry Shannon of Springsted, Inc. presented. the bid tabulation. He
stated the City received 10 bids, with the most favorable bid from FBS
Investment Services, Inc. He stated an interest rate of 5.75% was estimated
for this bond issue; and the interest rate .submitted by FBS Investment
Services was 5.16%, with a cost to the City (interest paid back) of
$653,452. This represents a savings of $71,440 to those being assessed and
the taxpayers.
Mayor Zaun pointed out that the differential between the two lowest bids was
only about .26% Mr. Shannon. explained that because of the lack of quality
debt in the market, underwriters have been very aggressive, and bids were
competitive.
92.151 Motion was made by Mulvihill, seconded by Sindt to approve Resolution No.
92-111 awarding the .sale of $2,190,000 General Obligation Improvement Bonds
to FBS Investment Services, Inc.
Roll. call was taken on the motion. Ayes, Sindt, Mulvihill, Zaun.
TI'EMS 9-10
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As explained to the Housing and Redevelopment Authority, Mr. Erickson stated
that Mr. John Gambell, president of Imperial Plastics, has .asked the Council
to consider tabling the public hearing for Tax Increment Financing District
No. 13 (Imperial Plastics expansion) and consideration of the prelinnary and
final plat for Imperial First Addition. Mr. Gambell indicated in his July
2nd letter that financial negotiations are still underway, and they expect to
have these negotiations finalized prior to the July 20th Council meeting.
Mayor Zaun opened the public hearing on modification to Airlake Redevelopment
Project No. 1 and establishment of Tax Increment Financing District No. 13.
The public hearing notice was duly published.
92.152 Motion was made by Sindt, seconded by Mulvihill to continue the public
hearing to the July 20th Council meeting.
Roll call was taken on the motion. Ayes, Mulvihill, Zaun, Sindt.
92.153 Motion was made by Mulvihill, seconded by Sindt to table until the July 20th
Council meeting consideration of the Imperial Plastics Expansion and
Renovation Project.
Roll call was taken on the motion. Ayes, Zaun, Sindt, Mulvihill.
ITEM 11
Due to the fact that a four-fifths vote is required for approval of a
conditional use permit, Mr. VanVoltenberg was asked if this item could be
taken up later in the .meeting, when Councilmember Harvey was expected to
arrive. Mr. VanVoltenberg agreed to wait.
ITEM 12
Mr. Lee Johnson, representing U.S. Homes Corporation, requested Council
consideration of the final plat and development agreement for Hypointe
Crossing, which consists of 36 single family residential lots south of County .
Road 46 and west of Highview Avenue.
Mr. Sobota provided an overview of the final plat, which is the third phase
of development of the 376 lot Trotters Ridge preliminary plat approved in
1987. The property is zoned R-2, Single Family Residential District. Mr.
Sobota stated the developer will be responsible for the construction of 165th
Street .across the entire length of the final plat. When future development
occurs in Crystal Lake Golf Estates to the .west, 165th Street will connect
the Hypointe Crossing. subdivision to Ipava Avenue, thus providing the
neighborhood with a second outlet.
Mr. Sobota stated that due to its status as a major collector, direct
driveway access to 165th Street will be prohibited. In addition, the
• developer has submitted a landscaping plan for .the lots abutting 165th Street
to provide a buffer between the future homes and the street. All 36 lots
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will be mass graded and temporary ponds for drainage purposes will be
constructed. The developer has submitted a letter committing to a cash
escrow in the amount of $646,604.19 for security to the development contract
pending receipt of a letter of credit. The developer has also submitted a
warranty deed conveying Outlot B to the City for future development of a
neighborhood park.
Mr. Michaud explained that Outlot B, which is approximately two areas in
size, has been donated to the City for development of a neighborhood park.
This .park development is being pursued in response to concerns raised by
previous Hypointe development residents. The proposed park is intended to be
a low maintenance, neighborhood, type of facility with a playground and
natural vegetation areas.
Mr. Erickson explained that per the City's request, the developer agreed to
convey to the City by warranty deed Outlot B of Hypointe Crossing in lieu of
the City's park dedication requirements. He expressed appreciation to the
developer for his cooperation in this matter.
92.154 Motion was made by Sindt, seconded by Mulvihill to approve Resolution No.
92-112 approving the final plat and development agreement for Hypointe
Crossing.
S Roll call was taken on the motion. Ayes, Zaun, Sindt, Mulvihill.
ITEM 13
Mr. Herb Weissmann of Weissmann Realty requested Council consideration of the
final .plat of Royal Woods Third Addition, which consists of 19 single family
residential lots on the north side of 210th Street west of Jacquard Avenue.
Mr. Morey provided an overview of the final plat of Royal Woods .Third
Addition, which is zoned R-2, Single Family Residential District, and
includes the development of Phase S of the six-phase Royal Woods preliminary
plat approved in 1989. He explained that the existing single family home
located on the proposed Lot 7, Block 1, owned by Mrs. Sullivan,.. is being
included with the final plat so that the proper right-of--way for 210th Street
can be dedicated in a continuous fashion across the entire length of the
Royal Woods development. Due to its status as a .major collector, direct
driveway access to .210th Street will be prohibited, except for the existing
Sullivan home. The developer has submitted a landscape plan for the lots
abutting 210th Street to provide a buffer between the future homes and the
street. Except for Lot 7, Block 1, all lots in the final plat will be mass
graded. The developer will post a cash escrow for the future upgrade of
210th Street to an urban street section and for future construction of
watermain along 210th Street. A tree preservation plan will be implemented,
and the developer will install tree protection fencing at .the driplines of
the non-significant trees: located along the west plat boundary.
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Mr. Morey stated the developer has submitted a letter of commitment from
First Bank to issue the $119,910.50 security for the development contract.
He has also submitted a cash payment for the storm sewer area charge,
engineering .administration fee, park and trail dedication, the cost for
traffic control sign installation and street lighting operating costs.
Per Councilmember Mulvihill's request, Mr. Morey showed the detailed
landscaping plan for the:: parcels that abut 210th Street.
In reference to the two lots that about the Sullivan :property, Mayor Zaun
asked if all' setback requirements have been met,. and r. Morey stated they
have.
92.155 Motion was made by Mulvihill, seconded by Sindt to approve Resolution No.
92-113 approving the final plat and development agrBement for Royal Woods 3rd
Addition, and authorize the Mayor and City Clerk to sign the development
agreement.
Roll call was taken on the motion. Ayes, Sindt, Mulvihill, Zaun.
TTEM 14
Mr. Bill Barbush of B & G Development requested Council consideration of the
® final plat of Highview Heights 5th Addition, which consists of 30 .single
family residential lots located north of Griffon Trail and west of Grove
Trail.
Mr. Morey provided an overview. of the final plat, which is zoned R-2, single
family residential district, and is the final phase of development of the
Highview Heights preliminary plat approved in 1988. He explained that the
developer has made design modifications to the final plat to accommodate the
designation of Harmony Path as a minor collector street. At the time of
preliminary plat approval, Grove Trail was proposed to be the north-south
minor collector between Griffon Trail and County Road 46. However, the
Dakota County Highway Department identified the intersection of Grove Trail
and County Road 46 as a right-in, right-out only intersection during their
planning for the upgrading of County Road 46. They further identified the
intersection of Harmony Path and County .Road 46 as a full intersection with
complete turning movements, which forced the designation of Harmony Path as
the north-south collector street for the area. The street will be 44 feet
wide with five foot concrete sidewalks on both sides.
Mr. Morey explained that the entire Highview Heights subdivision was. mass
graded in 1989 under an approved grading permit. Therefore, no mass grading
will take place, and finished grading will occur on an individual lot basis
as houses are .constructed. Tree protection fencing will be placed at the
driplines of some significant trees located outside the boundary of the plat,
whose canopies extend into the plat. A security will be submitted to ensure
protection of these trees. Due to its status as a major collector street,
direct driveway access to Griffon Trail will be prohibited, except for the
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two corner lots that also abut Harmony Path. Driveway access for these two
lots can be off of either Griffon Trail or Harmony Path, since .both are
collector streets.
Mr. Morey stated the developer has submitted a check establishing an escrow
for security to the development contract pending receipt of a letter of
credit. Staff recommends approval.
Councilmember Sindt asked about the land located outside the boundary of the
plat where the tree protection fencing will be placed and the area north of
lot 1, block 2 where an 18-inch Cherry tree currently exists. Mr. Morey
explained that the area .north of lot 1, block 2, is under the developer's
control, and measures will be taken to preserve that tree.
Mayor Zaun asked about driveway access far the two lots at the intersection
of Griffon Trail and Harmony Path. Mr. Morey explained .that .the Planning
Commission discussed turnaround hammerhead driveways, and staff was concerned
with the proliferation of pavement in the front yards. It was recommended
that the developer be given the option to access these lots on either Harmony
Path or Griffon Trail.
92.156 Motion was made by Sindt, seconded by Mulvihill to approve Resolution No.
92-114 .approving the final .plat and development agreement for Highview
Heights 5th Addition.
Roll call was taken on the motion. Ayes, Mulvihill, Zaun, Sindt.
Mayor Zaun called a short recess at 8:25 p.m. and the Council meeting was
reconvened at 8:30 p.m.
ITEM 16
Mr. Feller introduced Dick Asleson of Juran & Moody, Inc., .who presented the
proposed Memorandum of Understanding between the City of Lakeville, Lakeville
Housing and Redevelopment Authority (HRA), Indeppendent School District 194
(ISD 194) the Lakeville Community Corporation (LCC) and the Lakeville Hockey
Association (LHA) for the development of a 40,000 square foot ice arena
facility.. Mr. Asleson, who is serving as underwriter for the project, has
been involved with the budget reviews and .reported that, in his opinion, the
project is financially feasible.
He explained that ISD 194 will donate the land for the ice arena facility (at
the northeast corner of Ipava Avenue and Highway 50 near .the high school} to
the City, who. will in turn transfer title to the Lakeville HRA. The HRA will
issue $1,375,000 of revenue bonds far construction of the ice arena.
Issuance costs of approximately $91,250 are to be paid by the LHA. The LHA
will also pay the net interest costs on the bonds which are incurred prior to
the construction of the facility approximately $27,460). In addition, the
LCC must raise $496,331 in cantnbutions by October 15, 1993, and the LHA
must provide $140,000 in additional pull tab revenue before.February,1994.
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Mr. Asleson went on to explain that the City would become the owner of the
facility once the bonds are paid off. The LCC would sublease the facility
from the City of Lakeville and will be totally responsible for the operation
of the facility, while the City will be responsible for all payroll and
financial reporting of the ice arena..
Mr. Asleson stated the ice arena, in and of itself, cannot support the
payment of the debt- service without annual pull tab revenue from the LHA of
a proximately $70,000. The City would receive $70,000 from the LHA annually,
plus of the pull tab profits in excess of $70,000. These funds would be
set aside to help pay off the debt service.
Mr. Asleson provided a time line for construction of the facility. The bond
sale would take .place on July 20th, with the closing on August 3, 1992.. He
explained that bond proceeds will not be expended for construction purposes
unless the LCC and LHA have met their fund raising goals by November 13,
1993. If these goals are not met, the ice arena .construction project will be
cancelled, and the bonds will be called as of February 1, 1994. If the
money is raised, construction would begin in early 1994, with an estimated
August, 1994,. completion date.
Mr. Asleson explained. that the building will be considered fully functional,
without such options as permanent seating, infrared heaters, locker room
toilets, directories or food sernce equipment. These options could be added
in future years if community funding is available.
Mr. Dave Johnston, President of the LHA, presented a check to .the City of
Lakeville in the amount of $118,710 to cover the bond issuance and interest
costs on the bonds.
Mr. Jim Morrow spoke on behalf of the LCC, and Mr. Steve Burben showed an
elevation and site plan of the proposed ice arena facility.
Councilmember Sindt asked how the City's bond rating would be affected if a
default on the bonds would occur. Mr. Asleson stated that while these are
not general obligation bonds, they are obligations. Moody's Investors has
taken the position that if a default occurs on a lease, it would be the same
as a default on general obligation bonds. Mr. Erickson. added that when
Moody's Investors reaffirmed the City's "A" rating for the bond issue under
agenda item No. 8, a full disclosure had been made regarding financing for
the ice arena project.
Mayor Zaun asked Mr. Asleson what he feels are the risk factors. involved in
this project. Mr. Asleson stated he felt,. assuming Minnesotans retain their
current level of interest in hockey over the next 20 years, the project will
be successful. Mayor Zaun also asked about the future of pull-tab revenue in
the years to come. Mr. Erickson stated an amendment was incorporated in the
document to allow the LHA to use other revenue sources in the event
charitable gambling is no longer available..
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Councilmember Mulvihill commended the efforts of the Ice Arena Task Force far
bringing this project to fruition.
92.157 Motion was made by Mulvihill, seconded by Sindt to approve Resolution No,
92-116 approving the Memorandum of Understanding and related documents for
the proposed ice arena project.
:Roll :call was aken on he motion. Ayes, Zaun, Sindt, Mulvihill.
ITEM 17
Mr. Nelson presented an addendum to the. feasibility report prepared in 1984
for the extension of sanitary sewer along 195th Street West (Schweich lst
Addition). As directed by the City Council, staff updated the project's
construction costs and assessments and held a neighborhood meeting to discuss
the proposed project. Fourteen residents were in attendance at that meeting,
and most residents were in favor of the project. Mr. Nelson recommended the
project be assessed on an equal unit basis, and only the existing lots in the
Schweich Addition and the three existing homes along Holyoke Avenue would be
assessed for this project. There would be no assessments at this time to the
undeveloped property located outside of the MUSA line. When development or
platting occurs on these larger parcels in the future, the City would collect
. access charges equivalent to lateral sewer assessments at that time. Mr.
Nelson suggested a public hearing be held at the August 3rd Council meeting.
92.158 Motion was made by Sindt, seconded by Mulvihill to approve Resolution No.
92-117 receiving Addendum Number One to the 1984 feasibility report for
sanitary sewer extension along 195th Street West, Improvement Project 92-10,
and calling a public hearing for August 3,.1992, at 7:30 p.m.
Roll call was taken on the motion. Ayes, Sindt, Mulvihill, Zaun.
TI'EM 18
Mr. Feller presented a resolution establishing the collection of a state
imposed water testing charge. He explained that the State Legislature passed
a law which authorizes the Department of Health to assess an annual fee of
$5.21 .for every water service connection to a public water supply. The fee
is to be collected for every service connected to the water supply as of July
1st. The Legislature's intent is to use these funds to enforce the
requirements of the federal drinking water act and regulations developed by
the U.S. Environmental Protection Agency for providing safe drinking water..
The City has approximately 7200 water accounts that are on the water supply
system; therefore, the total annual payment to he State will be
approximately $37,000. Mr. Feller explained that the Legislature directed
the $5.21 be collected in four equal payments. Since $5.21 is not divisible
by four, it is recommended that residents be billed $1.30 per quarter.
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Mr. Erickson voiced his frustration with this state imposed fee to local
residents. He pointed out a comparison in the cost effectiveness of allowing
the .cities to perform these water tests versus the State. He explained that
this water testing charge will be separately denoted on the residents'
utility bills, and informative articles will appear in the Messages page.
92.159 Motion was made by Sindt, seconded by Mulvihill to .approve Resolution No.
92-118 establishing collection of the State imposed water .testing (per
service connection) charge.
Roll call was taken on the motion. Ayes, Mulvihill, Zaun, Sindt.
ITEM 15
Mr. Erickson explained that one year ago, the City Council adopted an
ordinance which .would allow the City time to adopt appropriate land use
controls for growth management and, in the interim, to protect the planning
process and the health, safety and welfare of the citizens of the community..
The Strategic Growth Management Task Force was farmed to make short or
intermediate term recommendations or suggestions on strategies relating to
how the rate, location and kind of residential and commercial/industrial
growth can generate fiscal stability, preserve or enhance the quality of life
and quality of services, while minimizing the impact on City systems and
taxpayers. FI'ask Force members received information from a number of sources
in an effort to analyze the fiscal impact of growth and develop growth
management strategies. In addition to fiscal constraints, the Task Force
focused heavily on sewer capacity constraints.
Mr. Erickson explained that nine-month population projections have just been
issued by the Metropolitan Council for the City of Lakeville. For the first
time in .history, the Metropolitan Council's population rojections are higher
than what City staff has projected. That places the City m a good position
to pursue the expansion of the Empire Treatment Plant, which would ultimately
increase the City s sewer capacity.
Mr. Erickson stated he felt the proposed nine-month extension of the
moratorium on single family residential plats is fully justified, as well as
the. 18-month extension on high density multipple family dwellings.
Commercial-industrial property would not be affected.. The Lakeville Chamber
of Commerce, as well as the City's Economic Development Commission, support
the recommendations of the Strategic Growth Management Task Force..
Mr. Erickson. addressed the comments made by Bill Traiser under Citizens'
Comments. He explained that Mr. Traiser's commercial building on Highway 50
is not fully occupied, and staff has received calls from tenants interested
in renting that space. He also addressed the comments made by Edward Vivant,
and explained that he believed Mr. Vivant was paid by Arcon Construction for
the use of his property to a drainage outlet .for the Lynwood North 6th
Addition. It was his .further understanding that the drainage matter was
concept designed so that there could be an orderly expansion of the Lynwood
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North 6th Addition in the future, incorporating Mr. Vivant's land. Mr.
Erickson stated he felt anine-month extension of the moratorium will not
place a particular hardship on his property, since the property is "green
acred". However, staff would be willing to further review the matter at Mr.
Vivant's request.
Mr. .Knutson explained that the proposed interim ordinance temporarily
prohibiting approval of certain- residential development is subject to several
exceptions as listed in the ordinance. He indicated that additional
adjustments could be made if the Council sees fit.
Mayor Zaun asked how many preliminary platted lots either currently exist in
the City at this time or have legal standing in the preliminary stage. Staff
indicated that there are approximately 1900 lots, or two and one-half year's
supply at the current rate of housing starts.
92.160 Motion. was made by Sindt, seconded by Mulvihill to receive the letter from
the Lakeville Chamber of Commerce dated June 25, 1992, a letter from Arcon
Development, Inc. dated June 29, .1992 and a letter from Edward P. Vivant
dated July 1,1992 (letters on file in the City Clerk's office).
Roll call was taken on the motion. Ayes, Zaun, Sindt, Mulvihill
• 92.161 Motion was made by Sindt, seconded by Mulvihill to approve Resolution No.
92-115 directing preparation of growth management controls.
Roll call was taken on the motion. Ayes, Sindt, Mulvihill, Zaun.
92.162 Motion was made by Mulvihill, seconded by Sindt to adopt Ordinance No. 466,
an interim ordinance temporarily prohibiting approval of certain residential
development and expansion or development of mobile (manufactured) home parks.
Rollcah was taken on the motion. Ayes, Mulvihill, Zaun,. Sindt.
ITEM 11
Councilmember Harvey had not arrived at the meeting, therefore, afour-fifths
vote could not be achieved for the VanVoltenberg conditional use permit.
92.163 Motion was made by 5indt, seconded by Mulvihill to table consideration of a
conditional use permit for Melvin VanVoltenberg to allow the construction of
a detached accessory building at 10052 - 199th Street West; and call a
special Council meeting for consideration of this item.
Roll call was taken on the motion. Ayes, Zaun, Sindt, Mulvihill..
LTh1FINISHED BUSINESS None.
• NEW BUSINESS ;None.
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ANNOUNCEMENTS
Next Regular Council Meeting, July 20,1992
Council Work Session (Date to be determined)
Special Council Meeting for VanVoltenberg CUP (Date to be determined)
Mayor Zaun adjourned the meeting at 10:OQ p.m.
Respectfully submitted,
~I~,~~:..Fi`i'1.~.,
Charl ne Friedges, City erk
ne Zaun, May