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07-18-1983 CC MIN ~ REGULAR WEEKLY SCHEDULED MEETING OF THE ELK RIVER CITY COUNCIL HELD AT THE ELK RIVER PUBLIC LIBRARY JULY 18, 1983 Members Present: Mayor Hinkle, Councilmembers Engstrom, Schuldt and Gunkel Members Absent: Councilmember Duitsman 1. The meeting was called to order at 7:30 p.m. by Mayor Hinkle 2. Agenda Item 3~, Correction to the June 20th Minutes and Item l7d, Mrs. Nickerson property, were added to the July 18, 1983, City Council Agenda. COUNCILMEMBER GUNKEL MOVED TO APPROVE THE JULY 18, 1983, CITY COUNCIL AGENDA AS AMENDED. COUNCILMEMBER SCHULDT SECONDED THE MOTIONi.; THE MOTION PASSED 3-0. 3 . Minu tes COUNCILMEMBER SCHULDT MOVED TO APPROVE THE MINUTES OF THE JULY 5, 1983, CITY COUNCIL MEETING, COUNCILMEMBER GUNKEL SECONDED THE MOTION. THE MOTION PASSED 3-0. 3~. Minutes Amendment The City Administrator indicated that the amendment to the minutes of the June 20, 1983 City Council meeting was to clarify the specific dimensions of the area that was rezoned. COUNCILMEMBER GUNKEL MOVED TO APPROVE THE MINUTES AMENDMENT FOR THE JUNE 20, 1983, CITY COUNCIL MEETING. COUNCILMEMBER ENGSTROM SECONDED THE MOTION. THE MOTION PASSED 3-0. 4. Open Mike Mr. Tom Johnson questioned the possibility of publishing the minutes in the local newspaper. Discussion was carried on regarding the possibility of publishing the minutes in the local newspaper. It was the consensus of the City Council that the City Staff would look into the cost of publishing the minutes and any other alternatives that might be explored re- garding the availability of the minutes to the general public. 5. Piwowar Reques-t:::E6r.. Zone Change - Public Hearing Mayor Hinkle indicated that Mr. Walter Piwowar has requested a zone change for the property known as the Hesley House at 527 Tipton from an R-lc/Single Family to an R-3/Multiple Family Townhouse zone. Mayor Hinkle indicated that the Planning Com- mission voted to unanimously recommend that the request for an R-3,'zonec.hahg~ .be denied. City Council Minutes July 18, 1983 Page Two Mr. Piwowar reques ted the City Council to allow him to amend his rezoning re- quest to an R-2 zone for the Hesley House property and the balance of the prop- erty to an R-3 zone. The City Administrator indicated that an application would have to be reapplied for to change the zone request. Mr. Piwowar indicated that the Planning Commission had indicated than an R-2 zone might be more consistent with the area and that they might consider a future zone request of an R-2 zone. Planning Commissioner Tralle indicated that the R-2 zone came as a sort of a compromise between the Planning Commission and the people in the area. Commis- sioner Tralle indicated that the Planning Commission was sensitive to the citizen's objection to the R-3 zone. Councilmember Schuldt indicated that he is very familiar with the neighborhood, and understood the neighborhood's objection to an R-3 zone. Councilmember Schuldt further indicated that he felt an R-2 Zone would be more compatible with the single family residences in the area. Councilmember Schuldt indicated that at the time of Mr. Piwowar's application, he was advised to request an R~2 zone change rather than an R-3 zone change, and that he would have to go through the process to request the R-2 zone change. Mr. Tim Johnson indicated that he had some problems with the zone change process, as he felt the people in the area do not have any idea as to what is being planned for a particular property in a zone change request. The City Administrator indicated that the specific plans for the property are dealt with through the Building and Zoning Department and that the City Council must look at the land use regarding the zone change, and not what is proposed for the prop- erty. Mayor Hinkle indicated that a zone change is with the property and nbt the owner and the owner's plans for the property. Mr. Jim ~homas expressed his opposition of the R-3 and R-2 zone request for the area. Mr. Thomas indicated that the people in the area wanted the area to remain R-lc/Single Family zone. Mr. Ray Zachman expressed his opposition to the R-2 zone, and further expressed his concern of the decrease of value of his property should the property become zoned R-3 or R-2. Discussion was carried on regarding the number of buildings that could be placed on the property. Discussion was also carried on regarding the number of acres and the number of units that could be placed on an acre of property in an R-2 zone. Ms. Mary Beck indicated that she had looked at other communities with double housing areas and found that she could live with double housing, duplexes or double bungalows in the area. Further discussion was carried on regarding double bungalows versus 12- unit apartment buildings, and the care, and upkeep of double bungalows versus pri- vate, single family homes. City Council Minutes July 18, 1983 Page Three Mayor Hinkle closed the public hearing. COUNCILMEMBER SCHULDT MOVED TO DENY MR. WALTER PIWOWAR'S REQUEST FOR A ZONE CHANGE FOR THE PROPERTY AT 527 TIPTON FROM ANR-lc/SINGLE FAMILY CLASSIFICATION TO AN R-3/ MULTIPLE FAMILY CLASSIFICATION. COUNCILMEMBER GUNKEL SECONDED THE MOTION. THE MOTION PASSED 4-0. 6. Jarmoluk Request for Zone Change - Public Hearing The City Administrator indicated that Mr. Tony Jarmoluk has requested a zone change for property at 1547 Main Street from the current classification of R-lc/Single Family Residential to R-2/Two Family ResidentiaL The City Administrator indicated that the Planning Commission has considered Mr. Jarmoluk's request with a 4-1 vote. The City Administrator further indicated that the Staff finds the request for the property consistent with the City's Land Use Map and that the use proposed for the property will be compatiule with the area given the particular site and situation of the surrounding roads. Mayor Hinkle opened the public hearing. Mr. Tom Johnson expressed his opposition to the .rezoning of the property at 1547 Main Street. Ms. Evelyn McGibbon indicated that she felt it was a single family dwelling area, and was in opposition to the R-2 zoning. Ms. McGibbon indicated that she felt the re- zoning of the area would set a precedent for other lots in the area. Mr. Thomas indicated that he could not see the compatibility of the area with R-2 zoning. Discussion was carried on regarding the zoning of the area a number of years ago as compared to the current rezone request from single family to R-2 zon~ The City Administrator indicated that land use and zoning requirements are for the specific property and designed for the best use of the property. Discussion was carried on regarding the positioning of the buildings on the property and the position of a driveway to the property. The City Administrator indicated that this would be con- sidered by the Building and Zoning Department. Councilmember Gunkel indicated that she felt the specific location was a good tran~' sition location and would fit well with the rest of the area. Councilmember Schuldt indicated that he felt in these changing times, the two-family dwelling or R-2 zoning would be compatible with the single family zoning and further indicated that he would not be in favor of an R-3 zone. Councilmember Engstrom indicated tha he felt an R-2 zone would be suitable for the community and the neighborhood. Mayor Hinkle closed the public hearing. City Council Minute$ July 18, 1983 Page Four COUNCILMEMBER GUNKEL MOVED TO APPROVE THE ZONE CHANGE REQUEST BY MR. TONY JARMOLUK FOR THE PROPERTY AT 1547 MAIN STREET FROM AN R-l/SINGLE FAMILY CLASSIFICATION TO AN R-2/TWO FAMILY CLASSIFICATION. COUNCILMEMBER SCHULDT SECONDED THE MOTION. THE MOTION PASSED 4-0. 7. Warren Administrative Subdivision Requst- Public Hearing The City Administrator indicated that Mr. Richard Warren has requested an admini- strative subdivision for the property located on Tyler Street in the City of Elk River. The City Administrator further indicated that Mr. Warren's request is to split ac2~ acre piece of property from an 8.3 acre parcel. The City Administrator indicated that Mr. Warren's request meets the necessary requirements for l~t size including lot width as well as necessary setbacks from property line and other adjacent buildings. The City Administrator further indicated that there was a draingage problem with the property across the street on Tyler and that this would be the proper time to consider a drainage easement. The City Administrator indi- cated that a culvert will have to be placed to drain the property to the north and an easement will have to be obtained. The City Administrator indicated that Mr. Warren's grandmother has indicated that she will grant the easement on her property. Discussion was carried on regarding the consideration of the drainage easement at the time of the administrative subdivision. The City Administrator indicated that in the formal platting process, drainage easements are considered and that the administrative subdivision is a simpler method than the formal platting process but must be looked at as a platting process. Mr. Ray Warren, owner of the property to the north of the administrative subidivision, indicated that he did not have a problem with the drainage easement, and just wanted to make sure that the water did not remain on his property. Mr. Art Baufield indicated that he had a water problem on his property on Tyler Street. It was the consensus of the City Council that the Street:Superintendent and the City Building and Zoning Administrator review the water problem on Mr. Baufield's property. COUNCILMEMBER SCHULDT MOVED TO APPROVE THE ADMINISTRATIVE SUBDIVISION REQUEST BY MR. RICHARD WARREN FOR THE PROPERTY LOCATED ON TYLER STREET WITH THE CONDITION OF THE CITY OBTAINING PROPERTY DRAINAGE EASEMENTS TO DRAIN THE PROPERTY TO THE NORTH AND ON PAST THE WARREN PROPERTY. COUNCILMEMBER ENGSTROM SECONDED THE MOTION. THE MOTION PASSED 4-0. 8. Cowles Request for Zone Change - Public Hearing The City Administrator indicated that Mr. George Cowles has requested a zone change for a building and the property he owns at 15560 Cleveland Street, from it existing classification of I-l/Light Industrial to C-3/Highway Commercial. The City Admin- istrator indicated that the Planning Commission considered Mr. Cowles request, and -, City Council Minutes July 18, 1983 Page Five voted 3 to 2 against the zone change as requested. The City Administrator indi- cated that the Planning Commission did make a recommendation that the City Staff investig~te changing the entire area in the vicinity of the Cowles~ property from I-I to C-3. The City Administrator indicated that the proposed C-3 zone for the Cowles property and additional properties in the area is inconsistant with the City's land use map because of several deliberate thoughts of the City Council and the Planning Commission regarding the concern of a strip approach to the City of Elk River. Mayor Hinkle opened the public hearing. Discussion was carried on regarding a nonalcoholic bar and entertainment center, the type of business it is and what is proposed for that specific business to be located in the George Cowles property. Mr. Cowles questioned why the property could not be zoned commercial as there were many commercial businesses in the area. The City Administrator indicated that Mr. Cowles buildings are not designed for commercial and should it be rezoned commercial, the present industries would not be conforming. The City Administrator indicated that the rezoning of this specific property would create a spot zone. Discussion was carried on regarding the rezoning of the total area and the recommenda- tion from the City Planner regarding that study. Mr. Roger Bluhm, representing the nonalcoholic bar and entertainment center business, described his business and further indicated that he had letters from other cities recommending that type of business on a highway location. Mayor Hinkle indicated that it was a land use question~ and rezone question-, rather than a business location question. Councilmember Gunkel indicated that she felt the type of business proposed for the area was a good idea, but a spot zone could not be done specifically for that bus- iness. Councilmember Schuldt indicated that he felt it was a spot zone and that a commercial spot zone could not be,placed in the middle of light industrial. COUNCILMEMBER SCHULDT MOVED TO DENY THE ZONE REQUEST BY MR. GEORGE COWLES FOR THE PROPERTY HE OWNS AT 15560 CLEVELAND STREET FROM A CURRENT ZONE OF I-l/LIGHT INDUS- TRIAL TO A C-3/HIGHWAY COMMERCIAL ZONE. COUNCILMEMBER GUNKEL SECONDED THE MOTION. THE MOTION PASSED 4-0. 9. Plude Conditional Use Permit Request ~\Bublic Heaning The City Administrator indicated that Mr. David Plude of 634 Gates Avenue has re- quested a conditional use permit to have a home occupation. The City Administrator indicated that the home occupation is to allow the operation of a catering service. The City Administrator further indicated that Mr. Plude intends to convert his garage for the use of a catering service if permitted by the City. The City Admin- istrator indicated that the City's concerns are that Mr. Plude will build an addi- tional garage for his vehicle, and that his operation will comply with the necessary state and City Health standards. City Council Minutes July 18, 1983 Page Si~ Mr. David Plude indicated that his intent was to remodel the existing garage for the use of theaatering service which will meet State Health inspection standards and codes. Mr. Plude indicated that the remodeled garage will consist of the in- stallation of coolers, ovens, sink and counters for food preparation for weddings, banquets, etc. Mr. David Plude further indicated that he will build a garage for his vehicle to meet the City's Ordinance requirement. Mr. David Plude further in- dicated that there would not be any truck traffic and the food pick-up and delivery would be done with his own vehicle. COUNCILMEMBER ENGSTROM MOVED TO APPROVE THE CONDITIONAL USE PERMIT FOR'A HOME OCCU- PATION FOR MR. DAVID PLUDE AT 634 GATES AVENUE FOR A 2-YEAR PERIOD WITH THE FOLLOW- ING CONDITIONS: 1. THAT MR. PLUDE APPLIES FOR A BUILDING PERMIT TO COMMENCE CONSTRUCTION ON A GARAGE PRIOR TO BEGINNING THE OPERATION OF A CATERING SERVICE. 2. THAT MR. PLlJ.D.E;~S HOURS OF OPERATION BE ESTABLISHED AS OPERATING FROM 8:00 A.M. TO 10:00 P.M. 3. THAT MR. PLUDE BE LIMITED TO EMPLOY NO MORE THAN TWO (2) NONRESIDENT INDIVIDUALS IN HIS CATERING SERVICE OPERATION. 4. THAT MR. PLUDE COMPLY WITH THE NECESSARY CITY AND STATE HEALTH STANDARDS. COUNCILMEMBER GUNKEL SECONDED THE MOTION. THE MOTION PASSED 3-0. 10. Britt Zone Change Request - Public Hearing The City Administrator indicated that Mr. Donald Britt has requested a zone change for the property located at 14061 Highway 10 from its current classification of R-lb to C-3/Highway Commercial so that the property might be used as a consignment sales building. The City Administrator indicated that the Planning Commission con- sidered Mr. Britt's request and unanimously recommended that the City Council deny the zone change as there was a concern of a spot zone. The City Administrator in- dicated that. the City Staff finds that the request is inconsistent with the City's land use plan and that a spot zone may be created. Mr. John Talbot indicated thahis property was adjacent to the property in consid- eration of the rezoning and further indicated that his property is included in the legal description of the property. Mr. Talbot indicated that Mr. Britt did not sign a quit claim deed for the property when purchased in 1978. Mr. Talbot indi- cated that the property has been cleaned up and that he does not have a problem with the possibility of a consignment sales operation. Mr. Talbot indicated that he would want his property removed from the legaidescription describing the prop- erty for rezoning. Councilmember Engstrom indicated that he felt the commercial zone at that end of the City was on the wrong side of the highway. Councilmember Enstrom further indi- cated that the Britt property might be the right side for a commercial area as the City Council Minutes July 18, 1983 Page Seven buildings are there as well as a service road. Mayor Hinkle indicated that he agreed with Councilmember Engstrom. COUNCILMEMBER GUNKEL MOVED TO DENY THE REZONE REQUEST BY MR. DONALD BRITT FOR THE PROPERTY AT 14061 HIGHWAY 10 FROM AN R-lb/SINGLE FAMILY CLASSIFICATION TO AC-3/ HIGHWAY COMMERCIAL. COUNCILMEMBER SCHULDT SECONDED THE MOTION. THE .MOTION PASSED 4-0. 11. Minnesota-Ohio Oil Company Variance Request - Public Hearing The City Administrator indicated that the Minnesota-Ohio Oil Company has requested a variance from the City's sign Ordinance for the property located at 17345 Highway 10, operated as the Fina Gas Station. The City Administrator indicated that the Minnesota-Ohio Oil Company is requesting a variance from the specified height in the City's Sign Ordinance. The City Administrator indicated that the Minnesota- Ohio Oil Company's request in their first alternate is to allow a sign that would be 42 feet in height and would project above the Ordinance requirement by approx- imately 26 feet and that the second requested alternate would allow a sign 22 feet in height and project over the required limit by 6 feet. The City Administrator indicated that the Planning Commission found the variance standards in the City's Zoning Ordinance could not be met in this situation, and unanimously voted to deny the variance. Mr. Paul Bell of Sneaky Pete's indicated that should Minnesota-Ohio be allowed a larger sign, he would also request a larger sign. Mr. Joe Berglove, owner of the Minnesota-Ohio Oil Company gas station, indicated that they have been in their par- ticular location 11 years, under the name of American Petrofina or Fina. Mr. Berg- love indicated that American Petrofina has moved out of the country and now Minneso- ta-Ohio has developed their own brand name and they want to change the Fina sign to represent the present company's name. Mr. Chuck Hess, representative of Rochester Ace Triad Sign Company, indicated that they would be using the same sign, just changing the sign face. Mr. Hess indicated that it would cause a hardship to reduce the siz,e and height of the sign because of competition. Mr. Berglove indicated that they could go to a horizontal sign but if it was within the sign ordinance, it would cause problems for trucks as their building is only 10 feet high and therefore, the sign would only be 16 feet high. The City Administrator indicated that the requirement of 6 feet above the height of the building is to provide some regularity with the City signs and further indicated that the Best Western and Sneaky Pete's are in conformance with the City sign ord- inance. Mr. Joe Berglove indicated that they could put a false front on the top of their building in order to make the building higher to allow for the height required for their sign. " City Council Minutes July 18, 1983 Page Eight Discussion was carried on regarding the interpretation of the Ordinance with re~ gard to the changing of the face of a sign. The City Administrator indicated that the courts do not view economic reasons as a basis for hardship, and the granting of a variance would establish a precedence. The City Administrator indicated that if the sign ordinance is a bad ordinance, the City Council should consider changing the ordinance. Mr. Rob VanValkenberg indicated that all businesses along Highway 10 are competing for the highway business and their number one priority is to compete with the Fina sign for that highway business. Councilmember Schuldt indicated that he felt the horizontal sign would be more attractive. General discussion was carried on regarding the City Sign Ordinance. COUNCILMEMBER GUNKEL MOVED TO APPROVE THE VARIANCE REQUEST BY MINNESOTA~OHIO OIL COMPANY FROM THE CITY SIGN ORDINANCE FOR THE PROPERTY LOCATED AT 17345 HIGHWAY 10. COUNCILMEMBER ENGSTROM SECONDED THE MOTION. Discussion was carried on regarding the findings of the approval of the variance request and the setting of a precedence for variances to the City Sign Ordinance. The City Administrator indicated that the City Council should consider an amend- ment to the Sign Ordinance rather than the granting of a variance for the Minnesota Ohio Oil Company. Councilmember Schuld indicated that he felt the City was bound to the Sign Ordinance. Mayor Hinkle expressed his agreement with Councilmember Schuldt. THE MOTION FAILED 0-3. COUNCILMEMBER SCHULDT, GUNKEL AND ENGSTROM OPPOSED. COUNCILMEMBER ENGSTROM MOVED TO DENY THE VARIANCE REQUEST BY MINNESOTA-OHIO OIL COMPANY FROM THE CITY'S SIGN ORDINANCE FOR THE PROPERTY AT 17345 HIGHWAY 10. COUNCIL- MEMBER SCHULDT SECONDED THE MOTION. THE MOTION PASSED 3-0. 12. Copy Machine Purchase The City Administrator indicated that the City staff has reviewed variaous copy machines and recommends that the City Council authorize the purchase of a Sharp 825 Copy Machine for the City offices. COUNCILMEMBER GUNKEL MOVED TO APPROVE THE PURCHASE OF A SHARP 825 COPY MACHINE IN THE AMOUNT OF $6,160.00 FOR THE CITY OFFICES. COUNCILMEMBER SCHULDT SECONDED THE MOTION. THE MOTION PASSED 3-0. 13. Ordinance Amending Section 502 of the City Code Regarding Dogs and Other Animals The City Administrator indicated that Ordinance 83-8 is an ordinance providing an amendment to the City's Code regarding stray dogs and dog licensing. The City City Council Minutes July 18, 1983 Page Nine Administrator indicated taht the ordinance will make the provisions of Section 502 effective throughout the entire City. COUNCILMEMBER ENGSTROM MOVED TO APPROVE ORDINANCE 83-8, AN:~ ORDINANCE PROVIDING AN AMENDMENT TO SECTION 502 OF THE CITY CODE DEALING WITH DOG LICENSING. COUNCIL- MEMBER GUNKEL SECONDED THE MOTION. THE MOTION PASSED 3-0. 14. Public Hearing Date for 211th Avenue Improvement Project GOUNCILMEMBER.ENGS'fRGM.MOVED TO APPROVE AUGUST 15, 1983 AS THE PUBLIC HEARING DATE FOR THE 211TH AVENUE IMPROVEMENT PROJECT FEASIBILITY STUDY. COUNCILMEMBER SCHULDT SECONDED THE MOTION. THE MOTION PASSED 3-0. 15. Resolution Designating Parking Time Limits in Municipal Lots The City Administrator indicated that Resolution 83-10 is a resolution establishing parking time limit restrictions in the municipal parking lots. The City Admini- strator indicated that the retailers recommended that the time limit be extended to four (4) hous parking in the main municipal lot, and also in the municipal lot south of Adam's Furniture. COUNCILMEMBER SCHULDfMOVED TO APPROVE RESOLUTION 83-HI A RESOLUTION RESTRICTING PARKING IN THE MUNICIPAL PARKING LOTS TO FOUR HOURS. COUNCILMEMBER GUNKEL SECONDED THE MOTION. THE MOTION PASSED 3~0. 16. Mechanical Amusement Device License - Broadway Bar COUNCILMEMBER GUNKEL MOVED TO APPROVE THE MECHANICAL AMUSEMENT DEVICE LICENSE FOR MR. RICHARD KURTH OF BROADWAY BAR AND PIZZA. COUNCILMEMBER ENGSTROM SECONDED THE MOTION. THE MOTION PASSED 3-0. 17. Administrator's Update A. Park Acquisition The City Administrator indicated that it was the consensus of the City Council that $150,000.00 for the acquisition of the property in the peat bog area was too much money and that the City Council~~mmenderla $140,000.00 offer or less acreage. The City Administrator indicated that it has been indicated by Mr. Clem Darkenwald, realtor representing Mr. BudHouLtro~ that $140,000.00 with a minimum of 30 acres would be an acceptable offer. General discussion was carried on regarding the cost of the project, the grant and the amount the Lion's would be donating to the park. It was the consensus of the City Council to proceed with the project. The City Administrator indicated that in talking with Zack Johnson, the City Planner, a LAWCON grant could not be applied for in 1983, but could be applied City Council Minutes July 18, 1983 Page Ten for in 1984. The City Administrator indicated that in the process of digging the pond for the storm drainage system, it is recommended that the pond be dug deeper for the proposed pond in the park which would be approximately $27,000 in additional costs. The City Administrator indicated that it would take another approximate $20,000.00 to move the dirt around and shape the land around the ponding area. The City Administrator indicated that it would take approximately $50,000.00 to dig the pond deeper and shapw the ponding area which could be added to the bond sale for the storm sewer project. It was the consensus of the City Conncil that approximately $50,000.00 for the ponding and the shaping of the ponding area be added to the proposed bond sale for the storm sewer project. B. School Street Improvement Project The City Administrator indicated that the overlay of School Street was com- pleted Friday, and all the street signs are up and the project is completed. C. Joint Meeting with HRA and Downtown Development Group The City Administrator indicated that a joint meeting of the HRA and the Down- town Development Group is scheduled for Tuesday night July 19, at 7:30 p.m. at the First National Bank Building. D. Nickerson Property The City Administrator indicated that the City built the wall on the north side of Mrs. Nlckerson's property and that the City authorized the payment of $1,500.00 to offset the total amount of the assessment to the property, the cost of the landscaping, and the small payment for easement-rights or nuisance value of the improvement. The City Administrator indicated that Mrs. Nickerson is anxious to get the matter resolved as quickly as possible. The City Admini- strator further indicated that Mr. Ty Bischoff indicated that there were approx- imately $3,000.00 in damages. The City Administrator further indicated that he thought $4,000.00 would satisfy the damages fee, the appraisal fee, the land- scaping costs for Mrs. Nickerson. COUNCILMEMBER ENGSTROM M0VED TO AUTHORIZE PAYMENT OF $4,000 TO MRS. NICKERSON FOR ACQUISITION OF THE NECESSARY EASEMENTS ASSOCIATED WITH THE ORONO DAM. COUNCIL- MEMBER GUNKEL SECONDED THE MOTION. THE MOTION PASSED 4-0. 18. Check Register COUNCILMEMBER SCHULD MOVED TO APPROVE THE JULY 18, 1983, CHECK REGISTER. COUNCIL- MEMBER GUNKEL SECONDED THE MOTION. THE MOTION PASSED 4-0. City Council Minutes July 18, 1983 Page Eleven 19. Tentative Agenda for July 25, 1983 City Council Meeting The Public Hearing fat the Planned Unit Development and the Bond Sale are items tentatively scheduled for the July 25, 1983, City Council meeting. 20. Adjournment There being nor further business, COUNCILMEMBER GUNKEL MOVED THAT THE MEETING BE ADJOURNED. COUNCILMEMBER ENGSTROM SECONDED THE MOTION. THE MOTION PASSED 4-0. Respectfully submitted, ~ ~~jlJh:~ Phyllis Boedigheimer ~ Deputy City Clerk/Treasurer PB:st