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MINUTES OF A REGULAR MEETING OF THE EAGAN CITY COUNCIL
EAGAN, MINNESOTA
MARCH 6, 1979
A regular meeting of the Eagan City Council was held on
March 6, 1979, at 6:30 p.m. at the City Hall. Those present
were: Mayor Murphy, Councilmembers Parranto, Smith, Egan and
Wachter. Also present were: City Administrator Hedges, City
Public Works Director Colbert, City Engineer Rosene, and City
Attorney Hauge.
AGENDA
After the Pledge of Allegiance, the Council reviewed the
agenda. Smith moved and Wachter seconded the motion, all
members voted in favor, it was RESOLVED that the agenda be
approved with the exception that the application of Norman
Vogelpohl for conditional use permit for liquor license at
3434 Washington Drive be placed after the Federal Land
Company application for building permit for restaurant at
that location; further, insertion of a report from the
Finance Committee on Industrial Revenue Bonding under Old
Business. Parranto then moved and Egan seconded the motion,
all members voted in favor, to authorize the tape recording
of the I-35E discussion during the Council meeting.
MINUTES,
Upon motion by Egan and seconded by Wachter, all members
voting in favor, it was RESOLVED that the minutes of the
February 20, 1979 meeting be approved with the exception that
on Page 8, Mr. Pakkonen of P.J.H. appeared regarding legisla-
tion for tax exempt mortgage financing and on Page 4, that
any member of the Police Department may be designated to
inspect the records of the gambling and bingo ordinance
licensee at the request of the Police Chief or the City
Administrator.
PUBLIC WORKS COMMITTEE
1. Chairman Wachter reported for the Public Works
Committee and indicated that the Committee is recommending
that the Cooperative Power Association property at the north-
east corner of Wilderness Run Road and Pilot Knob Road be
designated as the site for Fire Hall #3. He explained that
three sites have been reviewed and discussed the recommenda-
tion. Smith moved and Egan seconded the motion, all
members voted in favor, to select the Cooperative Power site
as the location for the third fire hall.
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2. The Committee recommended that Sven Borgersen, a
registered engineer, complete the preliminary plans for the
fire hall and that the Council engage an architect on a
negotiated basis for completion of the plans. Egan moved and
Parranto seconded the motion, all members voted yea, to
accept the recommendation and to authorize Mr. Borgersen to
proceed.
3. In addition, it was recommended that May 1, 1979
be selected as the date for the bond referendum election.
Upon motion by Smith and seconded by Wachter, it was RESOLVED
that May 1, 1979 be set as the date for the election and
that the regular City Council meeting be changed to May 2,
1979 at 6:30 p.m. at the City Hall. All members voted yea.
PARK COMMITTEE
City Administrator Hedges stated that Norm Hagen had
not responded to the request as to whether he wanted to remain
on the Park Committee. Parranto then moved and Wachter
seconded the motion to relieve Mr. Hagen as a member of the
Park Committee for lack of regular attendance at the meetings.
It was noted that a two year term is now available for the
Park Committee and. upon motion by Smith and seconded by
Parranto, all members voting in favor except Wachter who
voted no, it was RESOLVED that Sharon Radl be appointed for
a three year term and that Richard Carroll be appointed for
a two year term on the Park Committee. Parranto then recom-
mended to appoint Tom Gits to the Park Committee for a one
year term. Ballots were distributed and Mr. Robert Leach
and Mr. Gits were the final selection. Mr. Robert Leach,
upon the second ballot, was declared the winner of the
balloting for the one year term. Further, Sharon Radl
and Dick Carroll were selected by ballot at the February 20
meeting for three year and two year terms respectively.
PUBLIC WORKS COMMITTEE
1. Assessment Rates for 1979. Public Works Director
Colbert reported on the letter of Bonestroo, Rosene, Anderlik
and Associates, dated February 19 recommending assessment
revisions to the trunk area and lateral benefit charges for
1979. It was noted that the construction cost index had
increased 7.41% and the recommended increase of the benefit
charges was from 6.78% to 7.22%. Wachter moved and Egan
seconded the motion, all members voted yes, to adopt the
recommended rates.
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2. Cedar Avenue Resolution. Mr. Colbert recommended
that the Council authorize the execution of a cooperative
construction agreement between the City and Mn/DOT concerning
Project #198A regarding Cedar Avenue storm sewer installation.
Egan moved and Wachter seconded the motion, all members voted
in favor, to approve the agreement and execution.
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3. Project #257 - Trunk Storm Sewer from Thomas Lake to
Blackhawk Lake. Mr. Colbert detailed a proposal that has
been reached after meeting with homeowners around the Heine
Pond area including their co-chairman Molly Ernst and Steve
O'Neil regarding diverting storm water drainage from around
Heine Pond to the Wenzel Pond using the Heine Pond as backup
bypass alternate. It was estimated that the additional
cost would be $35,000 and no recommendation was made as to
the property to be assessed for the additional cost.
Several residents of the area were present and no objections
to the proposal. It was suggested that the Wenzel pond be
set at 877.0 feet before the backup would take place. The
City Engineer and Public Works Director recommended approval
of the proposal and that the method of assessments be sub-
mitted to the Assessment Committee for recommendation.
It was noted that the DNR is awaiting the recommendation
of the Council before approval of the permanent application
for the storm drainage plans. There were questions but
no objections from the audience and discussion concerning
the possibility of diverting the Heine Addition storm drain-
age to the Wenzel pond and methods of paying for the additional
costs involved. Egan moved and Smith seconded the motion
to recommend approval of the proposed as reviewed by the
Public Works Director, including the bypass to the Wenzel
pond and that the assessment decision be referred to the
Assessment Committee for recommendation, further, that the
recommendation be forwarded to the DNR for the purpose of
acquiring the necessary permit, there being no action
on whether the storm level be set on a 1 or 5 year basis.
Those in favor were: Murphy, Smith and Egan. Those against
were: Parranto and Wachter.
FINANCE COMMITTEE
Chairman Parranto reported and recommended a short
Council meeting to receive further information regarding
industrial revenue financing for single family construction
on March 13, 1979 at 6:30 p.m. at City Hall. Parranto moved
and Smith seconded the motion to set the special meeting on
tax exempt mortgage financing. All members voted yes.
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I-35E
A large group of affected persons appeared regarding
the request of Don Christianson regarding a proposal to
acquire support from the City Council concerning the appeal
of the DNR Commissioner's ruling regarding the bridge permit
application crossing Blackhawk Lake. Mayor Murphy indicated
that the I-35E presentation had been noticed in the newspaper
and discussion commenced about 7:30 p.m. Mr. Christianson
read a prepared statement favoring the A-1 proposal and
detailed some history regarding the background and plans for
I-35E. Mr. Christianson requested that the Council reconsider
its stand and support the Urban Council on Mobility's appeal
indicating that he expected Mn/DOT would support the appeal
in the event of the Council's change in stand.
John Klein, the project director of the Urban Council
on Mobility, then reviewed in detail the status of the appeal
and the background leading up to the position where the bridge
crossing permit application has been appealed to the Dakota
County District Court. He indicated that the DNR Commissioner
stated on January 18 that there was no environmental difference
between A-1 and A-2 and that there would be 18 months
additional design time for A-2 over A-l. Mr. George Bohlig,
a representative of Associated Families, then was given an
opportunity to state the position of the Associated Families
and indicated that all of the Associated Families' partners
knew where the highway location was intended to be when they
acquired the land and stated that they felt little could
be done about the route at that time. They objected to
crossing the lake and in May of 1978 requested the formal
hearing by the DNR regarding the permit application. James
Horne spoke against A-2 as did a number of other persons
present in the audience.
Councilmember Smith explained the reasons why the Council
has voted not to appeal although he indicated that the A-1
was the first choice of all members of the Council. After
a lengthy discussion, Wachter moved that the City Council be
on record supporting in concept of the appeal by the Urban
Council on Mobility to the Dakota County District Court and
Mayor Murphy seconded the motion. Councilmember Parranto
explained why he voted against the appeal and indicated that
he felt that it was to the benefit of the larger portion of
the City and more persons in the City were in favor of the
completion of the construction of I-35E at the earliest
possible time. Mayor Murphy stated that he understood the
City's special counsel, Maclay Hyde, had indicated that there
was less than a 50% chance of success on an appeal and further
stated that he understood that the Mn/DOT representative
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indicated that the design work would continue on A-2 in spite
of the appeal. Councilmember Egan stated that Merritt Linzie
of Mn/DOT had related that Mn/DOT would commence design on
A-2 only if the City did not appeal. Councilmember Smith
then moved the previous question to cut off debate. Parranto
seconded and all members voted in favor of the motion except
Murphy who voted against.
John Klein was then given the opportunity to read a
letter written by Wayne Winsor in 1970 regarding support for
the A-1 alternative for the bridge across Bldckhawk Lake.
Those in favor of the main motion for support of the Urban
Council on Mobility's appeal: Wachter and Murphy. Those
against: Egan, Parranto and Smith. Discussion continued
until 9:10 p.m.
THOMAS LAKE ROAD EASEMENTS
City Attorney Paul Hauge reported to the Council con-
cerning a proposed settlement for Mr. and Mrs. James Barker
for the acquisition of necessary road right-of-way easements
across the Barker land for Thomas Lake Road. The amount
proposed was $3,800 for easement acquisitions for three
parcels of property including Richard Sherer, Richard Smith
and James Barker, tree replacement in the amount of $1,380
and bituminous driveway improvements of $4,200. In addition,
the proposal was to defer assessments for road improvements.
Councilmember Wachter spoke against replacing trees that are
unapproved according to City ordinance. After discussion,
Smith moved and Egan seconded the motion, all members voted
in favor, except Wachter who voted no, to approve the full
settlement with the condition that the necessary easements
be acquired from all parties, that an amount not exceeding
the settlement amounts be granted, that the road assessments
be deferred, that the action entitled "James Barker vs. Eagan"
appealed to the Minnesota Supreme Court be dismissed and
that all easements be acquired from the three property owners.
All members voted yes, except Wachter who voted no.
SAFARI ESTATES SANITARY SEWER AND WATER IMPROVEMENTS - PROJECT #254
Mr. Colbert introduced the subject regarding a proposed
revised feasibility report for Project #254 in the Safari
Estates area consisting of sanitary sewer and water benefits
in the south area of the City. Mr. Colbert recommended the
feasibility report be revised and proceed with the public
hearing on the sanitary sewer and water trunk improvements
in the area. Egan moved and Wachter seconded the motion,
all members voted in favor, to authorize the Eagan City
Engineer to prepare a new feasibility report for the project
for submission to the City Council. All members voted in favor.
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COMPREHENSIVE STORM SEWER PLAN REVIEW
The 1978 Comprehensive Storm Sewer Plan prepared by
Bonestroo, Rosene, Anderlik & Associates which had been dis-
tributed to the Council was discussed briefly by the Council.
Public Works Director Colbert recommended approval and after
discussion, Parranto moved and Wachter and Smith both
seconded the motion, all members voted in favor, to approve
the Comprehensive Storm Sewer Plan dated 1978.
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GEORGE SAAD PYLON SIGN
Mrs. George Saad appeared on behalf of the application
of Mr. and Mrs. Saad for conditional use permit for pylon
sign for their restaurant on Yankee Doodle Road. Wachter
moved and Egan seconded the motion, all members voted yea,
to approve the conditional use permit subject to the recom-
mendation of the Advisory Planning Commission.
PAULETTE BOSELA ZONING AND PRELIMINARY PLAT
The application of Paulette Bosela for rezoning from
R-1, Residential Single to R-3, Residential Townhouse, and
preliminary plat approval in the southeast corner of the
northwest quarter of Section 22 was next considered. Ms.
Bosela was present as was Jerry Allen of Criteria Architects
on her behalf. The APC recommended denial. Mr. Allen
explained the project and a group of affected neighbors
appeared in opposition and also by petition. The project
would include 3.3 units per acre of earth covered townhomes
in a low area east of Pilot Knob Road. There was concern
by neighboring owners in the event that the project would fail,
that then the R-3 zoning would continue. Mr. Allen also
showed an alternate 32 single family project on the same
site which he indicated would comply with applicable ordi-
nances.
Opposition included the precedent set by the zoning,
drainage problems and the congested view. Smith moved to
deny the application for reasons stated by the Planning
Commission; further, that there would be an extremely long
cul-de-sac, the street was not wide enough to meet City
standards, that the property is zoned R-1, that virtually
all neighboring owners appeared in opposition of the proposal
and that the project would consist of spot zoning. Egan
seconded the motion, all members voted in favor.
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FEDERAL LAND COMPANY PLAN APPROVAL AND BUILDING PERMIT
Mr. Vernon Colon appeared on behalf of Federal Land
Company for plan approval and building permit for restaurant
on Lot 1, Block 2, Bicentennial Third Addition. The APC
recommended approval subject to conditions. The restaurant
would seat 225 people and Mr. Colon showed a revised site
plan. He stated that the applicants would not object to
only one on-sale liquor license in the Yankee Square Shopping
Center area and expected that the proposed motel would not
require a liquor license. There was discussion concerning
sidewalk locations and snow storage problems. Mr. Colbert
recommended a 7-foot minimum boulevard between curb and
sidewalk for maintenance purposes. The right-of-way is 60
feet with a 44 foot approved road. Wachter moved and
Egan seconded the motion to approve the application subject
to City Engineer and City Attorney approval as to the necessary
sidewalk and road easements, including a review of the lia-
bility regarding sidewalk construction in the area. All
members voted in favor.
LIQUOR LICENSE - YANKEE SQUARE RESTAURANT
The application of Norman Vogelpohl for an application
for on-sale liquor license for 3434 Washington Drive was
next considered. The City Council had continued the matter
to determine the Council's restriction as to whether more
than one on-sale liquor license would be granted within the
Yankee Square Shopping Center area. The APC had granted
a conditional use permit on February 27, 1978, and the
Council on March 7, 1978. After discussion, Mr. Vogelpohl
indicated that he had an option for the motel property, but
would not request an additional on-sale liquor license for
the motel. In addition, Mr. Vogelpohl indicated that he would
pay the park dedication fees for McRae Addition which had not
been paid. Martin Colon and Vernon Colon were present and
also agreed to the restriction that there would be only one
on-sale liquor license in the PUD area of Yankee Square
covering the Federal Land Company property. Smith moved
to approve the on-sale liquor license subject to the following:
1. That the Council not grant further on-sale liquor
licenses for the area encompassed by Bicentennial PUD and
that the developers agree to the restriction.
2. That Mr. Vogelpohl pay the park dedication require-
ments for McRae Addition.
Wachter seconded the motion and all members voted in
favor.
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BICENTENNIAL FOURTH ADDITION PRELIMINARY PLAT
Mr. Martin Colon then appeared regarding the application
of Federal Land Company for preliminary plat approval of
Bicentennial Fourth Addition. The APC recommended approval
subject to conditions. There were no objections to the
application. Mr. Colon indicated that the intention would
be that concrete curbing would not be completely installed
until a second building is constructed. After discussion,
Parranto moved and Wachter seconded the motion, with all
Councilmembers voting in favor, to approve the application
subject to the conditions outlined by the Advisory Planning
Commission and that the sidewalk would be installed on the
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BICENTENNIAL FOURTH ADDITION OFFICE BUILDINGS
Mr. Martin Colon again appeared as did William F. Brandt
regarding the application for plan approval for two office
buildings in Bicentennial Fourth Addition. After discussion,
Wachter moved and Egan seconded the motion, all members voting
in favor, to approve the application for plan approval.
BICENTENNIAL FOURTH ADDITION FINAL PLAT
Mr. Martin Colon requested final plat approval of
Bicentennial Fourth Addition and indicated that all ordinance
requirements would be met by the applicants. The Council
took no action on the request.
BAR-ETT CONSTRUCTION COMPANY REZONING AND PRELIMINARY PLAT
APPROVAL - DUCKWOOD PUD
Mr. Gerald Singer, attorney, Ralph Wagner of Probe
Engineering and Zollie Barrett appeared regarding the appli-
cation of Bar-Ett Construction Company to rezone from R-4,
Residential Multiple, to PD, Planned Development District
and for preliminary plat approval of the south half of the
NEa of Section 15, lying west of Lexington Avenue and south
of Yankee Doodle Road. The APC recommended approval of both
applications subject to conditions.
Mr. Wagner explained the project and stated that there
would be one public street and that the PUD was required
because of some of the phases do not meet the density require-
ments and the public street requirements in the event that
each were to stand alone. There was concern by Councilmembers
regarding the commencement of construction on phase one
consisting of the multi-family apartment complex which did not
meet the density restriction of Ordinance #52.
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A report of John Voss dated February 21, 1979, was
reviewed as were the APC minutes. There was a suggestion
that the underlying zoning be revised to a lower density than
R-4 so that in event of default after commencement of the
construction under the PUD, that the land would then revert
pursuant to ordinance procedures to the underlying zoning.
The developers present indicated that the development is
expected to be completed within five years, but suggested a
15 year PUD agreement term. There was also discussion concerning
subsidized housing and the applicants indicated that it is
expected that they would apply for Jenny Mae financing which
would require 20% subsidized housing, but that the applicants
also will be requesting industrial revenue financing from
the City. They also indicated that the subsidized housing
would be scattered throughout the complex and did not object
to R-3 underlying zoning provided the PUD period is 15 years.
After a lengthy discussion, Smith moved and Wachter
seconded the motion to rezone the property from R-4 to
Planned Unit Development subject to the applicant submitting
an application and completing the underlying rezoning of the
property to R-3 prior to final plat approval by the Council.
All members voted in favor.
Smith moved and Wachter seconded the motion, all members
voted in favor, to approve the application for preliminary
plat covering the entire parcel consisting of 33.35 acres
subject to the recommendations of the Advisory Planning
Commission and further, that the PUD agreement cover a 15
year term with annual review of the PUD. Parranto then
moved and Egan seconded the motion, with all members voting
in favor, to amend the motion regarding the preliminary plat
to require that the applicants submit plans for approval by
the City Council for all building permits before approval
of the building permits. It was understood that all other
ordinance requirements would be met.
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BAR-ETT CONSTRUCTION COMPANY EAW - DUCKWOOD PUD
The City Planner recommended a negative declaration and
that the EIS not be required for the Bar-Ett Construction
Company Planned Development complex. Egan moved and Wachter
seconded the motion, all members voted in favor, to approve
the recommendation and authorize the EAW to be forwarded to
the EQB for final action.
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MICHAEL MICKELSON - BRITTANY MANOR ADDITION
Mr. Michael Mickelson and William Dolan appeared on
behalf of their application for rezoning from Agricultural
to R-l, Residential Single and R-2, Residential Double and
preliminary plat approval for Brittany Manor located east of
Johnny Cake Ridge Road. The APC recommended approval subject
to conditions.
It was noted that the plat had been revised to indicate
that there would be 10 lots for the 10 double bungalows at
the northwest corner of the plat. There was discussion
concerning the pond at the southwest corner and certain
Councilmembers expressed their concern regarding the excessive
10 foot width of the minor trail easement improvement rather
than 8 foot width. There was discussion about the possibility
of changing the R-2 zoning to prevent zero lot lines.
Egan moved to approve the application for rezoning and for
preliminary plat approval subject to the applicable recom-
mendations of the Advisory Planning Commission and the 8%
maximum grade for streets. Wachter seconded the motion.
All members voted in favor except Parranto who voted against
opposing the berming along Johnny Cake Ridge Road.
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MR. STEAK PYLON SIGN
Mr. James Durning appeared on behalf of his application
for conditional use permit to allow a pylon sign on Lot 2,
Durning's Subdivision at Cedar Avenue and Cliff Road. The
APC recommended approval. Parranto moved and Smith seconded
the motion, all members voted in favor, to approve the pylon
sign subject to the recommendations of the APC.
MR. STEAK INDUSTRIAL REVENUE BOND REQUEST
Mr. Durning next appeared regarding his request for
industrial revenue financing for the Mr. Steak restaurant
at Cliff Road and Cedar Avenue. Councilmember Parranto reported
on behalf of the Finance Committee and indicated that it
recommended approval because the application appeared to
fulfill the requirements of the statute and of the City
Council for industrial revenue financing, and further, that
Mr. Durning had operated a well run Mr. Steak in the Cedar-
vale area for about eight years. Parranto moved and Smith
seconded the motion, all members voted in favor, to approve
the industrial revenue financing for the Mr. Steak restaurant.
BOND FILE
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COACHMAN OAKS ADDITION FINAL PLAT APPROVAL
Mr. Yoch appeared on behalf of the application of Rose-
wood Corporation for final plat approval of Coachman Oaks
Addition on Coachman Road. City Attorney Hauge reviewed with
the Council the status of the park dedication and development
agreement and recommended approval subject to conditions.
Parranto moved and Wachter seconded the motion, all members
voted in favor, to approve the application for final plat
approval, to approve the development agreement and to accept
the park dedication of 1.4 acres subject, however, to com-
pliance with all applicable ordinances and submission of all
necessary documents.
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ROAD AND BRIDGE LEGISLATION
Mr. Hedges reviewed with the Council proposed legisla-
tion for submission to the 1979 Legislature to transfer the
road and bridge levy from Dakota County to the cities in
the County and submitted a proposed bill that is being cir-
culated through all of the city councils in the County. It
was noted that the legislation in 1959 gave the County the
option whether to appropriate from its road and bridge fund
to the cities and the new legislation would provide for the
cities to levy the road and bridge fund in lieu of the
County doing so. After review, Wachter moved and Egan seconded
the motion, all members voted in favor, to approve the bill
and forward the Resolution, #79-18, to the County Board but
that the special legislation include cities of the first
class in addition to the other three class cities.
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URBAN PLANNING AND DESIGN FEE SCHEDULE FOR 1979
Wachter moved and Smith seconded the motion, all members
voted in favor, to approve the fee schedule for Urban Planning
and Design for consulting planning work for 1979 for the
City.
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BRITTANY MANOR EAW
The City Planner recommended that there be no EIS re-
required for Brittany Manor Addition and upon motion by Smith
and seconded by Wachter, all members voting in favor, it
was RESOLVED that the recommendation be approved.
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CLIFF ROAD REIMBURSEMENT LEGISLATION
A bill proposed to be introduced by Senator Howard
Knutson and Representative Ray Kempe to the 1979 Legislature
reimbursing the City of Eagan for the cost of improvements
on Cliff Road due to the additional zoo traffic was reviewed
by the Council. The anticipated cost is $226,814.09.
MURPHY HOUSE RESTAURANT
The City Administrator indicated that the sale of the
Murphy House to Gregory Eastman has been terminated because
Mn/DOT has indicated to Mr. Ray Murphy that the Mn/DOT will
be condeming the property for drainage purposes for the
construction of 1-494. Wachter moved and Egan seconded the
motion, all members voted yea, to rescind the action of the
City Council at its last regular meeting in transferring
the liquor license to Mr. Eastman from Mr. Murphy.
THOMAS LAKE SCHOOL ADDITION PRELIMINARY PLAT
The preliminary plat for Thomas Lake School Addition on
Thomas Lake Road was next considered. Egan moved and Wachter
seconded the motion, all members voted in favor, to approve
the preliminary plat.
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STEVE JACOBSON ELECTRIC BILL
The City Engineer recommended the payment of $64.50
to Steve Jacobson for electricity used by the City for pumping
water from East to West Thomas Lake. Parranto moved and
Wachter seconded the motion, all members voted in favor, to
approve the payment.
MAYOR'S MEETING MEMORANDUM
Councilmember Wachter recommended that Mayor Murphy
prepare regular memorandums to be distributed to the Council
concerning meetings held or scheduled in which the Mayor or
Council would have an interest or be involved. Mayor Murphy
indicated that he would prepare such memorandums on a periodic
basis.
DUCKWOOD ESTATES - DUCKWOOD DRIVE STREET IMPROVEMENTS
The report from Mr. Colbert regarding the cost of improve-
ments to Duckwood Drive between Duckwood Estates and Denmark
Court was discussed in detail by the Council. It was noted
that the Council had earlier authorized the installation of
gravel base and grading in order to install utilities only
and the Council has given authority for the use of the street
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for emergency vehicles only. It was also noted that the
property owners adjacent to it have not requested improvements
and have objected to assessments for the street improvements.
Because of the liability risks and the cost of maintenance
of the gravel road, Smith moved and Parranto seconded the
motion, all members voted in favor except Murphy who voted
no, to authorize cutting off access for Duckwood Drive on
the unimproved portion west of Duckwood Estates Addition.
VOUCHERS
Parranto moved and Egan seconded the motion, all members
voted yea, to approve the following vouchers: 7811-7895,
11671-11748.
ADJOURNMENT
Egan moved and Parranto seconded, all members voted
in favor, to adjourn at 1:30 a.m.
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Cit Clerk