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HomeMy WebLinkAbout04-02-90 CITY OF LAKEVILLE COUNCIL MEETING 20195 HOLYOKE AVENUE APRIL 2, 1990 Members of Lakeville VFW Post 210 presented an American Flag, a Minnesota State Flag and a Lakeville City Flag, with poles, to the City Council for display at the new City .Council Chambers. They .also presented a large City of Lakeville and POW-MIA flag to be displayed at the City's discretion on the exterior flag poles. In addition to the flags, all poles and exterior flag lighting were donated by the VFW. Another American Flag will be formally presented to the City by the VFW during Pan-O-Frog. Mayor Zaun called the meeting to order at 7:10 p.m. 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; B. Erickson, City Administrator; K. Nelson, City .Engineer; J. Robinette, Community Development Director; D. Feller, .Finance Director; D. Gudmundson, Chief of Police; S. Michaud, Parks & Recreation Director; D. Morey, Asst. Community Development Director; B. Christensen, Fire Chief; D. Barth,. Asst. Fire Chief; Walt Hartman, TIF Consultant; C. Friedges, City Clerk. • STAFF ANNOUNCEMENTS Attorney: None .Engineer: None Administrator; None Steve Michaud gave a brief overview of the 1989 Parks. & Recreation Department Annual Report. Jim Robinette presented the 1989 Community .Development/Star City Annual Report. CITIZEN CO1rI1rIENTS There were none. INTRODUCTIONS/PROCLAIKATIONS Don Gudmundson introduced Greg Style, who was .recently promoted to the rank of Sergeant. Steve Michaud introduced Ms. Judy Mattson, part time secretary/receptionist for the Parks & Recreation Department. - , CITY OF LAKEVILLE COUNCIL MEETING _ APRIL 2, 1990 PAGE 2 Mayor Zaun asked the Council to consider approving a resolution proclaiming the month of April, 1990, as Fair Housing Month. 90.77 Councilmember Harvey read Resolution No. 90-31 Proclaiming the month of April, 1990, as Fair Housing Month, and moved its approval, seconded by Sindt. Roll call was taken on the motion. Ayes, Ruhmann, Zaun, Sindt, .Mulvihill, Harvey. CONSENT AGENDA Councilmembers removed the following items from. the Consent Agenda: 7b, claims for payment; 7h, authorize Barton-Aschman to complete Casperson Park gravel extraction and master plan revision study; and 7m, Joint Powers Agreement for the South Metro Hazardous Material Response Team. The Council added the following items to the Consent Agenda: 11, ordinance amending Title 6, Chapter 1 of .the Lakeville City ..Code concerning the speed limit in North Creek Mobile Home Park; 12, resolution requesting a perpetual easement from the Minnesota DNR for street drainage and utility purposes in conjunction with Lake Villa Golf Estates 6th Addition; .and • 14, resolution receiving feasibility study for project 89-13, Griffon and Grove Trails, and call public hearing for May 7, 1990. 90.78 Motion was made by Harvey, seconded by Mulvihill to approve the modified consent agenda items as follows: a. Approve minutes of the March 19, 1990 council meeting. b. (Removed from Consent Agenda) c. Receive minutes of advisory committee meetings: Planning Commission, March 15th Parks & Recreation Committee, March 21st Natural Resources Committee, March 20th Cable TV Board, March 13th d. Approve special assessment agreement with Michael Whelan for hook up charges to his home at 9700 202nd Street W. e. Approve change order No. 32 for City Hall. f. Approve Development Contract Addendum with Arcon Construction Company for cash settlement on Lynwood. North sidewalks. ~ CITY OF LAKEVILLE COUNCIL MEETING APRIL 2, 1990 PAGE 3 • g. Approve Settlement and .Release with McNamara Contracting for concrete curb and gutter in Bluebill Bay Estates. h. (Removed from Consent Agenda) i. Authorize staff to request proposals for archeological survey to be completed an Casperson Park as part of grant process. j. Approve Resolution No. 90-32 recommending the Dakota County Board of Commissioners maintain the existing policies governing the funding and construction of trails along County designated trail routes. k. Authorize emergency repair of Well No. 6. 1. Approve Settlement Agreement with Bruce R. and Diane P. Hansen for Improvement Project 86-3. m. (Removed from Consent Agenda) 11. Adopt Ordinance No. 407 amending Title 6, Chapter 1 of the Lakeville City Code concerning the. speed limit in North Creek Mobile Home Park. • 12. Approve Resolution No. 90-34 requesting a perpetual easement from the Minnesota DNR for street drainage and utility purposes in conjunction with Lake Villa .Golf Estates 6th Addition 14. Approve Resolution No. 90-35 receiving feasibility study for project 59-13, Griffon and Grove Trails, and. call public hearing for May 7, 1990. Roll call was taken on the motion. Ayes, Zaun, Sindt, Mulvihill, Harvey, Ruhmann. ITEM 7B Councilmember Ruhmann asked about the $1,350 bill from Dakota Electric Assn. for street lights in the Knolls Valley subdivision. The staff explained that the 1979 development agreement includes street lights, however, they had not been installed until just recently. The Council concurred that it would not be appropriate to hold back payment to Dakota Electric,. and that the City should take. action to collect the money from the developer. .90.79 Motion was made by Sindt, seconded by Harvey to .approve the claims for payment as presented. CITY OF LAKEVILLE COUNCIL MEETING _ APRIL 2, 1990 PAGE 4 • Roll call was taken on the motion. Ayes, Sindt, Mulvihill, Harvey, Ruhmann, Zaun. ITEM 7H Councilmember Harvey askedfor, and Steve Michaud provided, clarification on the costs associated with the Barton-Aschman gravel extraction and master plan revision study for Caspersen Park. Mr. Michaud indicated that the staff is recommending the -firm complete Tasks 1-4 at a cost not to exceed $5,700. 90.80 Motion was made by Harvey, seconded by Mulvihill to authorize Barton-Aschman Associates, Inc. to complete Tasks 1, 2, 3 and 4, as outlined in their March 16, 1990 agreement, for. the Caspersen Park gravel extraction .and master plan revision at a cost not to exceed $5,700; and coordinate these tasks with the results of soil borings to be provided by a geotechnical consultant. Roll. call was taken on the motion. .Ayes, Mulvihill, Harvey, Ruhmann, Zaun, Sindt. ITEM 7M • Fire Chief Barry Christensen provided an overview on the proposed joint powers .agreement. for the South Metro Hazmat Response Team. He explained that the need for response teams to handle hazmat situations was initiated at the Federal Government level, and has been passed on down to the local level. He explained. that this response team would serve the cities in Dakota County. Mr. Christensen stated he concurs with the City Administrator's recommendations to table consideration of this agreement until the City Administrator and Fire Chief can: (1) meet with Eureka Township regarding their financial participation; (2) see if the State Legislature takes any action regarding funding hazmat response teams; and (3) attempt to reach an understanding between all. Dakota 'County Fire Departments regarding their support of this agreement. 90.81 Motion was made by Harvey, seconded by Mulvihill to table consideration of a joint powers agreement for the South Metro Hazardous Material Response Team and refer it back to the staff for further review (as stated above). Roll call was taken on the motion. Ayes, Harvey, Ruhmann, Zaun, Sindt, Mulvihill. • CITY OF LAKEVILLE COUNCIL MEETING _ APRIL 2, 1990 PAGE 5 ITEM 8 Mayor Zaun opened the public hearing on the proposed modification of the tax increment financing districts° .located within the. redevelopment projects and the proposed approval and adoption of modified redevelopment plans and tax increment financing. plans relating thereto. "The City Clerk attested to legal notice publication. Dennis Feller presented the modified redevelopment and tax increment financing plans by providing background on the districts. The Despatch Industries TIF District, located south of 207th Street and west of Howland Avenue, was created in 1980 when the City sold the property to Despatch Industries for their plant ..expansion. The increment from the- Despatch project was ..used to construct Fire ..Station- No. 1. The Airlake/Toro TIF District was created in 1984 and provided assistance to the developer in the form of a land. cost write-down. Mr. Feller explained that the master storm. sewer plan. clearly indicates. that there exists a major storm sewer problem in the downtown area.. Evidence of this can be seen in the flooding. which occurs to area businesses during a heavy rain, . which does not have to be a major storm. The excess increment from the. two TIF. districts could be combined to help finance the proposed downtown storm sewer project. Mr. Feller further explained that the improvement project. is consistent with the 1979 storm drainage .plan, Phase II, which is adopted by reference in the Comprehensive Plan update' of March `1988.. The TIF .modifications ..were presented to the Planning Commission and found to be consistent with he Comprehensive Plan. In closing, Mr. Feller stated that approval of these plans would make: the downtown project financially feasible, as the Tax Increment Financing from the combination of the Downtown and Toro Tax Increment Districts will `provide an. anticipated $600,000 of assistance to a $2.7 million project. fihe .benefited .property owners in the project area wily also be required to provide some financial assistance at a later date. Bob Erickson stated that there is a direct relationship .between the runoff from .the Despatch building, having a large surface roof area, and the storm. sewer problems downtown. It is imperative to the .renovation of the central business district that proper size storm sewer_ ,pipes be installed to accommodate projects such as the Wi.nsor Plaza. He stated it • CITY OF LAKEVILLE COUNCIL MEETING _ APRIL 2, 1990 PAGE 6 is also appropriate to use the excess increment from Toro .because of its large surface roof area. Runoff from that site drains into the same watershed as downtown. He further stated that the Environmental Protection Agency is promulgating rules which would require the lead water services in the downtown area to be replaced; this activity could be coordinated with the storm sewer project. Mr. Ed Mako asked if the boundaries of the two districts are being modified (combined). Walt Hartman explained that only the budgets from the two districts are being combined, with no expansion or modification to the TIF districts or project areas. Mr. Mako also asked if this proposed project would affect the area residential zoning, who will pay for street repairs and whether the property owners will be taxed for receiving the benefits of this. proposed project. Mr. Erickson explained that no consideration is being given to change area land use, and that a feasibility .report would .identify the most cost effective manner to install the storm drainage system. Keith Nelson added that all downtown streets .will be surveyed during preparation of the feasibility report. Based on other projects. that have been constructed downtown, engineering expects to find that existing .blacktop has been constructed on top soil, which caused the streets to break up. He explained that the streets are .flat, with little gradient; and one way to get water into a catch basin is through curb and gutter. He went on to explain that current policy for storm sewer, streets and curb & gutter improvements is to assess the costs to the benefited properties. -The City is hoping, however, to finance some of the storm sewer costs. without direct assessments. 90.82 Motion was made by Sindt, seconded by Harvey to receive a letter dated March 27, 1990, from Leo A. Ruberto, Superintendent of School District No. 192 regarding their opposition to the use of excess proceeds from the Toro TIF District, (letter on file in City Clerk's office). Roll call was taken on the. motion. Ayes,: Ruhmann, Zaun, Sindt, Mulvihill, Harvey. 90.83 Motion was made by Harvey, seconded by Sindt to .close .the public hearing. Roll call was taken on the motion. Ayes, Zaun, Sindt, ..Mulvihill., Harvey, Ruhmann. CITY OF LAKEVILLE COUNCIL MEETING _ APRIL 2, 1990 PAGE 7 .90.84 Motion was made by Harvey, seconded by Sindt to approve Resolution No. 90-33 approving a modification to the Downtown and Airlake Redevelopment Projects, and modification of Tax Increment Financing Districts located within the Redevelopment Projects and the proposed approval and adoption of Modified Redevelopment Plans and Tax Increment Financing Plans relating thereto. Roll call was taken on the motion. Ayes, Sindt, Mulvihill, Harvey, Ruhmann, Zaun. ITEM 9 Daryl Morey outlined the request of Mr. Tim Meyer for a conditional use permit to remodel and expand his existing, non-conforming single family house located at the.. corner of ..199th Street and Jasmine Avenue in Antlers Parka He explained that Antlers Park was subdivided in 1909, and the Meyer house was built in 1917. The lot size and house setbacks are .legal, non-conforming in status, even though they do not meet current zoning ordinance requirements Mr. Morey went on to explain that the zoning .ordinance allows non-conforming single family dwellings to expand to improve livability by conditional use permit, provided the non-conformity of the structure is not increased and the provisions of the zoning ordinance regulating conditional use permits are met The Planning Commission and staff have determined that Mr. Meyer's house .remodeling and expansion will improve livability and will not. increase the non-conformity of the structure. 90.85 Motion was made by Harvey, seconded by Ruhmann to receive the Planning Commission's. findings of fact and approve the conditional use permit for Tim Meyer to expand a non-conforming, single family residential dwelling unit to .improve its livability on Lot 7, Block 21, Antlers Park. Roll call was taken on the motion. Ayes, Mulvihill,. Harvey, Ruhmann, Zaun, Sndt. ITEM 10 Daryl Morey provided a background on the request of Felix Tinges to rezone his property on Lots 2, 3 and 4, Block 2, Viking Square, from R-B, Residential-Business Transition District to B-1, Limited Neighborhood Business District. He explained that Mr. Tinges has potential businesses for two of the three R-B zoned lots at the corner of Dodd Boulevard and Icenic Trail. These potential uses include a dance .studio and a beautyparlor.. CITY OF LAKEVILLE COUNCIL MEETING _ APRIL 2, 1990 PAGE 8 Mr. Morey explained: that Mr. Tinges is requesting the property be rezoned to the lowest intensity business zoning classification (B-i) that will allow the potential developments to occur, in an effort to minimize the impact of commercial development on the adjacent townhouse development, while remaining compatible with surrounding commercial .property. He indicated that the Planning Commission and staff recommend approval of the rezoning request. Mayor Zaun asked what section of the zoning ordinance. would allow a dance studio by conditional use permit. Mr. Morey explained. that an ordinance was adopted in May of 1989 that amended Sections 35.4, 36.4 and 37.4 of the zoning ordinance to allow community pre-school, latch-key -and adult education facilities as a conditional use in the B-1, B-2, B-3, B-4 and CBD-C zoning districts. 90.86 Motion was made by Sindt, seconded by Harvey to adopt Ordinance No. 408 rezoning Lots 2, 3 and 4, Block 2, Viking Square, from R-B, Residential-Business Transition District, to B-1, Limited Neighborhood Business District. Roll call was taken on the motion. Ayes, Harvey, Ruhmann, Zaun, Sindt, Mulvihill. ITEM 13 Assistant Fire Chief Dan Barth -presented the two bids received on March 16th for a squad. body on the Department's 1990 International chassis. .Bids were received from Custom Fire Apparatus ($73,840) and Road Rescue ($79,243). The 1990 budget allowed. $90,000 for this project. The International chassis ordered earlier this year cost $35,183, which left $54,817 for the squad body. Mr. Barth explained that the original concept for this vehicle, back in 1987, was to place the .rescue body on a medium duty chassis. The Fire Department Truck Committee later found that most departments were placing similarly designed vehicles on .heavy duty chassis. The departments that used the medium duty chassis for the amount. of equipment equivalent to what Lakeville uses found the vehicle was either right at the gross vehicle weight or, in most cases, over the gross vehicle weight when firefighters occupy the unit. The Department was lead to believe that $30,000 could buy ,the heavier chassis. Both. contractors have indicated,. since the bid opening, that the cost of aluminum and stainless steel has risen approximately- 6.5% over the past two years. ' ~ CITY OF LAKEVILLE COUNCIL MEETING _ APRIL 2, 1990 PAGE 9 The Fire Department officers and truck committee have decided note to put the retro-fit conversion of the equipment truck into a mobile air/light truck for the $20,000 that has been budgeted and recommend the $20,000 be .diverted to the heavy rescue truck. The retro-fit conversion would be' considered for funding in 1992. 90.87 Motion was made by Harvey, seconded by Mulvihill to receive the bids for a rescue truck squad body and award the contracts to .Custom Fire Apparatus in the amount of $73,840.00, and divert the $20,000 budgeted for the mobile. air/light truck to the heavy rescue truck. Roll call was taken on the motion. Ayes, Ruhmann, Zaun, Sindt, Mulvihill, Harvey. ITEM 15 The City Administrator provided a historical perspective of the 80 acre parcel of City owned land near the I-35 and County Road 70 interchange in southern Lakeville. The City purchased the property in 1985 from the St. Paul Companies for $3,700 per acre. The City extended utility .services to the property and constructed a water reservoir on the southwest corner of the parcel, and utilized TIF from the district to fund Well No. 7. The City envisions a fourth fire station being. located on that site. Mr. Erickson explained that the McStop Tax .Increment District is known as the most misunderstood TIF District in the state. The McStop District, which is an eight year economic development district, did not .help finance the construction of the McDonalds restaurant at that intersection. The proceeds from the bonds that were sold were used to construct the water reservoir, pumphouse and well to serve that area of the city.. When the property was purchased in 1985 from the St. Paul Companies, it was intended to be used for economic. development. Fairfield Business Park, as it was called, was marketed by Edina Realty for a year, with no serious. proposals. The property is zoned I-1, Limited Industrial District, R-2, Single Family Residential District and B-4, General Business District. Mr. Erickson went on to explain that after the staff received a proposal from MJC Development to purchase the property for $7,000 per acre, the Council was asked what process they .would like to see followed. The Council authorized, at their. March .26th work session, an appraisal be performed on the property. The Metzen Appraisal showed an estimated value of CITY OF LAKEVILLE COUNCIL MEETING _ APRIL 2, 1990 PAGE 10 . $.85 per square foot, including utilities. Based on 1989 improvement costs, Metzen estimated a cost of $15,000 per acre, or about $.35 per square foot. The City Engineer's estimated per acre cost for utilities exceeds Mr. Metzen's estimated cost by $3,000 per acre. Mr. Erickson pointed out that market conditions in that quadrant have been weak. The two lane bridge structure. on County Road 70 limits traffic .flow and impedes the economic development and viability of the area. He stated that the Minnesota Department of Transportation is planning to expand the bridge to possibly six lanes. during .the 1994 construction season. The City is trying to convince Mn/DOT to move it up on their schedule. Mr. Erickson further stated that the current "over built" office/business park conditions in the .metropolitan area have also had an adverse impact on the viability of the City's proposed Fairfield Business Park project. Mr. Erickson pointed out the values of the project ..being proposed by MJC Development, Inc. (Meledandri, Jackson and Cohen) which includes an outdoor center for the Performing Arts and construction of a football field and indoor ice arena. Some of the values would include increased commerce, community identity, .needed amateur sports facilities and. park • dedication fees of approximately $200,000. Mr. Erickson pointed out that MJC Development is not asking the City to consider tax increment financing on this project, and stated he feels there should be no need for TIF given the very fair price the City is considering selling the property for. Mr. Ben Meledandri, MJC Development, .stated their. offer of $7,000 per acre is predicated on what the project budget can .sustain, and the any price .above that would introduce an element of risk as to whether or not the project can succeed He stated that he feels since the City has had no previous offers on the property, MJC's offer would provide a nice profit to the City, as well as economic benefit to the community by getting something the community wants, i.e. ice arena and athletic field, without spending the tax payers' money. Counci].member Ruhmann provided the Council a .list of benefits that would be, in his opinion, derived .from the project, i.e. jobs, state sales tax, state corporate income tax, city/school/county tax and the possibility: of city amusement tax on ticket sales. Councilmember Ruhmann stated he feels .that the key issue at this time should not be the cost of the • land, but rather the use of the property. ` CITY OF LAKEVILLE COUNCIL MEETING APRIL 2, 1990 PAGE 11 i that tax Councalmember Sandt remanded Mr. Meledandr increment financing. would not be available for this project, and that the County Road 70 bridge would have to be improved for this project to be feasible at that location. Councilmember Harvey raised concern over .noise and traffic volumes, the need for additional police, and fire protection and lack of information from the developer. He went on to state that he would have to see a great deal more. (development/planning) to justify the sale of this property below fair market price. Mayor Zaun agreed that it would be difficult for the Council to endorse the option agreement at this time. without additional. information that could be used to justify the .figures presented. Mr. Meledandri agreed that many issues need to be addressed, to the City's satisfaction, before the project can be approved. He explained that without an option on the land, it would be very difficult for the developer to proceed with the planning of this project. He stated that the developer would be more technically qualified to address the Council's concerns once MJC has the option on the eland and the . developer can proceed. Councilmember Mulvihill stated she was uncomfortable with Mr. Meledandri's position that their offer is based on .what the project would bear and, essentially, leaves no room for compromise. She also. stated she felt uncomfortable with the timeline, which indicates the City must make an immediate decision on .the option. She pointed out that the City would be setting a precedent for any future buyers if this project does not materialize. Mr. Meledandri stated, and Mr. Erickson agreed, that the price of property typically comes down with. the increased size of the parcel and distance from a major thoroughfare. 90.88 Motion was made by Sindt, seconded by Ruhmann to grant MJC Development a one year option on 80 acres of city owned property just east of the water tower near the I-35 and County Road 70 interchange at $10,000 for $7,500 per acre, with an additional $5,000 six month option,' if needed, and the $10,000 being applied toward the purchase price. Councilmember Harvey stated that he has no .problem with the $10,000 price, .one year option or the six month extension, but based on an undefined project, he cannot, and. will not, support the sale of a city asset for fifty cents on the dollar. CITY. OF LAKEVILLE COUNCIL MEETING AFRIL 2, 1990 PAGE 12 Councilmembers asked the City Attorney if the possibility exists that once the sale of .the land is completed, and the project fails to materialize, the land could be used for a project other than what is before them at this time. Roger Knutson indicated that once the sale is complete, .unless the .City puts a reverter in the purchase agreement, the buyers can do whatever they want with the land. Councilmember Sindt amended her motion to include a reverter in the purchase agreement that. if the .proposed project is not built within a specified time period, the property reverts back to the City's ownership. .She also added to her motion that language be included in the agreement stating the City will provide no tax increment financing for this project. Councilmembers also considered adding language to the agreement that would require the developer to pay. the City's portion of the County Road 70 .bridge improvement. Mr. Erickson suggested that language may be inappropriate and discouraged the Council from adding this provision to the agreement, giving MnDOT the opportunity to define the financial responsibilities of the benefitting parties. Councilmember Sindt agreed. • Mayor Zaun suggested the council have the opportunity to further review the option agreement, with the suggested changes, .before endorsing it. He stated although he is concerned about the $7,500 figure, he is willing to go along with the motion but will not make any commitment to the project whatsoever. He stated he will be as critical as he has been in the past with similar projects and plans to thoroughly analyze the economic, social and related .benefits this project might offer to the City. 90.88 Councilmember Sindt amended her motion to direct the City Attorney to prepare a resolution which would outline the components of her motion, as stated above, and bring it back to the City Council at the April 9, 1990, special meeting for final consideration and approval of the option agreement. Roll call was taken on the motion. Ayes, Zaun, Sindt, Mulvihill, Ruhmann. Nay, Harvey. 90.89 Motion was made by Harvey, seconded by Sindt to extend the council meeting beyond the 10.30 adjournment time. Roll call was taken on the motion, Ayes, Sindt, Mulvihill, Harvey, Ruhmann, Zaun. • Mayor Zaun reconvened the meeting after a five minute recess. . - , CITY OF LAKEVILLE COUNCIL MEETING APRIL 2, 1990 PAGE 13 • ITEM 16 Bob Erickson explained .that following the March 26th HRA meeting, the City staff researched the reappointments of HRA members, only to find that the terms of a71 five members had expired. As a result, .the Council .needs to .appoint five members to the Lakeville HRA at this time. It was felt that since a precedent had been .set with Council members serving as the HRA, current City Council members would have the first option of being on the HRA. If a council member chose not to serve, appointments would be open to citizens at large. Once a .council member leaves the City Council, that person would be required to resign. from the HRA. A non council member would hold the HRA term for the full five years, unless they resign voluntarily. Councilmember Harvey asked why the terms run five years, and Roger Knutson indicated it is a statutory requirement. 90.90 Motion was made by Sindt, seconded by Mulvihill to appoint the current City Council. members to the Lakeville H.R.A. Discussion followed; no action was taken on the motion. 90.91 Motion was made by Sindt, seconded by Ruhmann to authorize the City. Attorney to prepare a resolution appointing the current City Council members to the HRA, with terms of office to coincide with the commissioner's term as a Council member, and bring it back for council approval at a .subsequent meeting. Roll call was taken on the motion. Ayes, Mulvihill, Harvey, Ruhmann, Zaun, Sindt. OTHER BIISINESS Councilmember Harvey pointed out that the City may want to establish a policy on City personnel soliciting donations.. 90.92 Motion was made by Harvey, seconded by Sindt to authorize the Personnel Committee to prepare a policy on .the solicitation of donations by City personnel and bring it back to the full council for consideration and approval. Roll call was taken on the motion. .Ayes, Harvey, Ruhmann, Zaun, Sindt, Mulvihill. 90.93 .Motion was made by Sindt, seconded by Ruhmann to adjourn the Council meeting. Roll call was taken on the motion. Ayes, Ruhmann, .Zaun, Sindt, Mulvihill, Harvey. . , ~ CITY OF LAKEVILLE COUNCIL MEETING APRIL 2, 1990 PAGE 14 Time: 10:52 p.m. Respectfully submitted, Cha ene Friedges, City Cl k D ane Zaun, or •