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05-07-1984 CC MIN REGULAR WEEKLY SCHEDULED MEETING OF THE ELK RIVER CITY COUNCIL HELD AT THE ELK RIVER PUBLIC LIBRARY MONDAY, MAY 7, 1984 Members Present: Mayor Hinkle, Councilmembers Duitsman, Schuldt and Gunkel. Members Absent: Gouncilmember Engstrom 1. The meeting was called to order at 7:30 p.m. by Mayor Hinkle. 2 . Agenda Item l6~ - Temporary Beer License for the Rotary Club, and Item 16 3/4 - Liquor Store Update, Computer Update and Utility Commission, were added to the May 7, 1984 City Council Agenda. COUNCILMEMBER GUNKEL MOVED TO APPROVE THE MAY 7, 1984 CITY COUNCIL AGENDA AS AMENDED. COUNCILMEMBER SCHULDT SECONDED THE MOTION. THE MOTION PASSED 3-0. 3. Minutes COUNCILMEMBER GUNKEL MOVED TO APPROVE THE MINUTES OF THE APRIL 16, 1984 CITY COUNCIL MEETING. COUNCILMEMBER SCHULDT SECONDED THE MOTION. THE MOTION PASSED 3-0. 4. Open Mike. No one appeared for this item. 5. Barton Sand and Gravel License Update Mayor Hinkle indicated that the Barton Sand and Gravel license update would not be considered as Barton has requested more time before appearing before the City Council. 6. Road Standards and Policies and Acceptance of Necessary Improvements to 2l8th Avenue NW Mayor Hinkle indicated that at the April 30th meeting, the City Council met with residents on 2l8th Avenue regarding the status of their road and the acceptance of the road for City maintenance. Mayor Hinkle further indicated that Mr. Phil Hals, Street Superintendent, prepared an estimate of costs for improving 2l8th to an acceptable Class Five standard. Mayor Hinkle indicated that the total estimated cost is $2,050.00, which would involve the hauling of Class Five material and the grading of the road surface. Mayor Hinkle further indicated that in the City Council's discussions, it was the consensus that Resolution 83-11 would be amended to include language which will allow the City to accept gravel roads for maintenance when the necessary improvements have been made and a petition has been submitted, and only when the road has been in existence ~fore January 1, 1978 and there is more than two homes. Mayor Hinkle indicated that the specific improvement to 2l8th would be assessed and there would be a public hearing prior to the assessment. Mayor Hinkle further in- dicated that the City must receive a petition with at least 51 percent of the homeowners' signatures. Mayor Hinkle indicated that the procedure for the City Council Minutes May 7, 1984 Page Two residents of 2l8th Avenue would be to submit a petition to the City of Elk River for the road improvements and acceptance by the City for maintenance. Discussion was carried on regarding the possibilities of other roads within the City of Elk River that would be acceptable to the City for maintenance. Councilmember Duitsman requested that the City Council address the problem of right-of-way. The City Administrator indicated that should there not be enough right-of-way, additional right-of-way would have to be dedicated, and if condemnation was necessary, it would certainly indicate a lack of interest by the citizens. Discussion was carried on regarding specific standards for each roadway request. RESOLUTION 84-8, A RESOLUTION AMENDING COUNCILMEMBER DUITSMAN MOVED TO APPROVE~THE LANGUAGE ~- TO RESOLUTION 83-11. .COUNCILMEMBER GUNKEL SECONDED THE MOTION. THE MOTION PASSED 3-0. Mayor Hinkle indicated that the cost to the residents for 2l8th was projected at $2,050.00, and further indicated that residents should submit a petition to the City Council for the road improvement and road acceptance by the City. The City Administrator indicated that a public hearing would have to be held to order the project. 7. Wapiti Park Conditional Use Permit - Continued Public Hearing The City Administrator indicated that at the March 19, 1984 City Council meeting, the City Council approved a variety of conditions for a conditional use permit for Wapiti Park Campgrounds and voted to continue the public hearing for the purpose of establishing an additional condition that would deal with the type of use and length of stay of individuals at the campground. The City Admin- istrator indicated that the length of stay is based upon the concern of people living there permanently in order to work in the surrounding area. The City Administrator indicated that after several discussions with the City's Attorney, it would be more appropriate to deal with the use of the vehicles within the campground rather than the length of stay. The City Administrator further in- dicated that the City Attorney and the City staff's concerns also considered the fairness to the White operation of Wapiti Park. The City Administrator in- dicated that after the City staff and City Attorney's review, it is recommended that several State regulations and statutes be incorporated into the conditional use permit. The City Administrator indicated that Minnesota Statute 327.10 - 327.28 and the Minnesota Department of Health regulation 187 deal with regulations pertaining to recreational camping areas. The City Administrator indicated that the statute addresses the use of recreational vehicles for recreational use in campgrounds. The City Administrator further indicated that the statute addresses the use of recreational vehicles for recreational use in campgrounds. The City Administrator further indicated that the condition would not allow the modification to recreational vehicles in order to change them to permanent vehicle residences. The City Administrator further indicated that the City has received approximately 18 letters in support of the Whites and their Wapiti Park Campground operation. '7 City Council Minutes May 7, 1984 Page Three Mayor Hinkle opened the public hearing. Ms. Ann Schulz, attorney representing the Whites, indicated that she felt the City Administrator's recommendation requesting permanent home address of guests registered at the campground was above and beyond the Minnesota statute. Ms. Schulz further indicated that she felt the requirement of a home address and place of employment was an evasion of privacy. Ms. Schulz further indicated that she felt the City Administrator's recommendation in his memo to the Mayor and City Council dated May 3, 1984, Items 3 and 4 could be combined as one condition, eliminating the language of intended use. Ms. Schulz further indicated that the condition addressing modifications, additions or alterations was arbitrary and not fair and therefore, requested that it be removed from the conditional use permit. Ms. Schulz indicated that various modifications such as skirting are required for Minnesota's inclement weather. Mayor Hinkle indicated that the modification condition of the conditional use per- mit was to address the issue of permanency of the vehicles and Wapiti Park. Ms. Schulz indicated that skirting, additions or vestibules were not permanent and could be taken down at a moment's notice. Ms. Schulz further indicated that she felt the conditional use permit could not address the permanent issue fairly. Mr. Rick Breezee, Building and Zoning Administrator, indicated that there was a definite concern for safety and that the recreational vehicles were constructed as recreational vehicles and not intended to be used as permanent residences. The City Administrator indicated that the requirement of residents registering their place of employment was included to make sure that the campground was used for recreational vehicle use only. The City Administrator further indicated that the language in number 4 of the conditions is part of the City Code. The City Administrator indicated that the purpose of the campground facility is for tecreational use and the vehicles in the campground are for recreational use and not dwellings for full-time residency. Mayor Hinkle indicated that the Wapiti Park Campground is a campground and not a mobile home park. Mr. Bob Westerland expressed his concern of the requirements of the conditional use permit for wapiti Park Campground. Mr. Westerland indicated that he had a permanent site in the Brainerd area which is set up for any length of time and further indicated that he could not understand the concern the City Council has with the Wapiti Park operation. Discussion was carried on by various residents in the park regarding the type of camp~r trailers they have, the construction of their trailers and the reasons they are at the campgrounds. Mrs. Marilyn Morgan indicated that their camper-trailer allows her to travel with her hus wnd as he travels from job to job. Mr. Robert Hannley indicated that he is a navy retiree and travels to the south in the wintertime and stays at the Wapiti Campground in the summer. Further discussion was carried on regarding the need for skirting in the winters in Minnesota and the fact that the skirting around the various trailers is a temporary means of protection. City Council Minutes May 7, 1984 Page Four Mayor Hinkle indicated that one of the conditions of the conditional use permit was that it be reviewed every two years. Councilmember Schu~dt indicated that the City Council could not come up with a satisfactory answer addressing the length of stay and therefore, are considering the use of the vehicle within the campground. Councilmember Schuldt indicated that he felt a campground does not have to be for recreational purposes and that it can be a temporary place to stay. Councilmember Schuldt indicated that travel trailers and campgrounds can also be used for temporary employment. Councilmember Schuldt further indicated that an example might be that a family travels with the husband during the summer time as he works. Councilmember Schuldt further indi- cated that campground residents can be at a campground for a number of reasons. Councilmember Schuldt indicated that his concern was that Mr. White not become a landlord for rental units or mobile homes. The City Administrator indicated that the Minnesota Statute addresses the definition of recreational vehicles and further indicated that the City Code addresses temporary issues and recreational or vacation activities as allowed in a campground. Mr. White of Wapiti Park indicated he wanted his campground to provide a place to stay for people that travel while they work and that they are in no way pro- moting permanent residents. Mr. Rick Breezee, the City's Building and Zoning Administrator indicated that the City staff is not questioning the operation of the Wapiti Park Campground facility, but is concerned about the permanency of recreational vehicles in the campground, with regarding the life, health and safety issues. Councilmember Gunkel indicated that she felt the requirement of place of employ- ment for registration was an invasion of privacy and should be removed from the conditions of the conditional use permit. Councilmember Gunkel further indicated that she felt Number 5 of the conditions as recommended by the City Administrator in his memorandum dated May 3, 1984 should be removed and in its place the re- quirements that the wheels stay on the various vehicles parked in the campground and further, that the vehicles meet the NACA code. Discussion was carried on regarding the requirement of the place of employment as part of the registration. Further discussion was carried on regarding Minnesota Statute 327.14. COUNCILMEMBER DUITSMAN MOVED TO GRANT THE CONDITIONAL USE PERMIT REQUEST BY WAPITI PARK CAMPGROUNDS, INC., WITH. THE SEVEN CONDITIONS APPROVED AT THE MARCH 19TH CITY COUNCIL MEETING, AND ITEM 1 OF THE CITY ADMINISTRATOR'S MEMO TO THE MAYOR AND CITY COUNCIL DATED MAY 3, 1984, AN ADDITIONAL CONDITION, THAT THE WHEELS MUST REMAIN ON VEHICLES PARKED IN THE CAMPGROUND AND THAT THERE BE NO PERMANENT UNITS FOR RENTAL PURPOSES. COUNCILMEMBER GUNKEL SECONDED THE MOTION. THE MOTION PASSED 3-0. 8. Wapiti Park Setup License The City Administrator indicated that Mr. Roger White of Wapiti Park Campground has requested a setup license from the City of Elk River which would allow liquor to be displayed and consumed on the premises. City Council Minutes May 7, 1984 Page Five COUNCILMEMBER DUITSMAN MOVED TO GRANT A SETUP LICENSE FOR WAPITI PARK CAMPGROUND. COUNDILMEMBER SCHULDT SECONDED THE MOTION. THE MOTION PASSED 3-0. 9. Art Hidde Administrative Subdivision Request - Public Hearing Mayor Hinkle indicated that Mr. Art Hidde of 19171 Zebulon Street, is requesting an administrative subdivision to allow him to consolidate Lots 6 and 7, Block 1, in Village Estates 2nd Addition, and to add the north twenty (20) feet of Lot 6 to Lot 5, Block 1, Village Estates 2nd Addition. Mayor Hinkle opened the public hearing. No one.appeared for or in opposition of the administrative subdivision. COUNCILMEMBER SCHULDT MOVED TO APPROVE AN ADMINISTRATIVE SUBDIVISION FOR MR. ART HIDDE IN THE VILLAGE ESTATES 2ND ADDITION. COUNCILMEMBER GUNKEL SECONDED THE MOTION. THE MOTION PASSED 3-0. 10. Zoning Ordinance Amendment to Allow Daycare Facilities as a Conditional Use in the C-3B Zone - Public Hearing Councilmember Gunkel indicated that Mrs. Bonnie Eckdahl of 18679 Boston Street, has requested that the City's Zoning Ordinance be amended to permit daycare and preschool facilities as a conditional use within the City's C-3B zone. Council- member Gunkel further indicated that the C-3B zone was created for more flexible use of HIghway Commercial districts. Councilmember Gunkel indicated that the Planning Commission considered Mrs. Eckdahl's request and voted unanimously to deny the request as they felt daycare and preschool facilities are incompatible with the other uses allowed in a C-3B zone. Councilmember Gunkel further indicated that the Building and Zoning Administrator also felt that the daycare/preschool facility is not compatible with C-3B Highway Commercial. Councilmember Gunkel indicated that in the State licensing procedure, after the fire department and building and zoning department have certified that the location is acceptable, the State is primarily concerned with the facility itself with regard to toilet facilities, kitchen facilities and play area. Councilmember GunkeL further indicated that there is a daycare center facility located on Highway #10 in Anoka and there are othe~ daycare facilities located in shopping centers, which are both high traffic areas., I Mr. John Fitzgerald, representative of Ms. Bonnie Eckdahl anp Ms. Jody Kreuser, indicated both Ms. Eckdahl and Ms. Kreuser agree that it is not the best facility in Elk River, but the ne~d is there and this particular building is all that they can find that is availab+e and affordable. Mr. Fitzgerald indicated that the building has the basis t~ meet the State's requirement for kitchen and toilet facilities and it does h~ve ample play area that would be fenced. Mr. Fitzgerald indicated that the ownerjof the property has also indicated that he would fence the parking lot as well,ito provide for the safety of the children. The City Administrator q~estioned the proposed fence area. Discussion was carried o~ regarding truck traffic in the area and the type of fencing and the location1of fencing. "..- . . City Council Minutes May 7, 1984 Page Six The Building and Zoning Administrator indicated that' he did realize the problems that Ms. Eckdahl and Ms. IKreuser have in finding a suitable location for a preschool and daycare fa4ility, but his primary concern is the safety of the children and he did not ~eel the proposed location would be compatible with the other uses currently in ~he area. Mayor Hinkle indicated tbat he could not deny the need for a preschool and daycare facility in the qity of Elk River and further indicated that the City of Chaska has a dayriare center in an industrial zone. Discussion was carried 0* regarding the use in the lower :'level of the proposed building for the daycarelfacility. Councilmember Gunkel indicated that she felt daycare and preschool fa~ilities should be allowed in a C-3B zone, as they are already allowed as a conditional use in a C-l and C-2 zone. I Discussion was carried o~ regarding .a lease agreement between Ms. Eckdahl and Ms. Kreuser and the current qwners with regard to the type of uses that would be housed in the lower level of the building. I Councilmember Duitsman i~dicated that he felt there was a need for a preschool and daycare facility in ~he City of Elk River, and i~ the City could address the safety standards, he coufd see no reason to turn down the request. Discussion was carried o~ regarding the truck traffic in the area and the possibile liability to the City. I Councilmember Schuldt indicated that he also felt th~re was a need for this type of facility in the City ~f Elk River, but felt the p~oposed location was not the place for this type of f~cility. Councilmember Schuldt indicated he was concerned about the use of the lowkr level of the building, as! the building has traditionally I been an industrial building. Councilmember Schuldt indicated that he has concerns about using industrial z~ning for non-industrial use. COUNCILMEMBER GUNKEL MOVE!D TO APPROVE AN ORDINANCE AMENDMENT REQUES T TO ALLOW PRESCHOOL AND DAYCARE FA~ILITIES IN THE C-3B ZONE AS' A CONDITIONAL USE. COUNCILMEMBER DUITSMAN S~CONDED THE MOTION. THE ORDINANCE AMENDMENT FAILED 3-1. COUNCILMEMBER SCHULDT POSED. I i , I COUNCILMEMBER GUNKEL M IV D TO RECONSIDER THE ORDINANCE AMENDMENT REQUEST AND TO CONTINUE THE PUBLIC HE, ,NGUNTIL SUCH TIME AS A FULL COUNCIL IS IN ATTENDANCE. COUNCILMEMBER DUITSMAN S~CONDED THE MOTION. THE MOTION PASSED 2-[J. COUNCILMEMBER SCHULDT OPPOSED. 11. Robert Madden Transien i herchant License Riequest - Public Hearing Councilmember Gunkel i d:l.cated that Mr. Robert Madden of 8332 Needham Street in Otsego Township has re uested a transient merchant ~icense to sell flowers on Northbound Liquor Stor property, on or near holida~s and atl other infrequent intervals during the yE!ar. ! Discussion was carried on regarding the use of City 'owned property. Mr. Madden indicated that he has ~old flowers at that particular location in previous years based upon approval bylthe Liquor Store Manager. Mr. Madden indicated that he sets I "...- . . City Council Minutes May 7, 1984 Page Seven up his flower in the far corner of the liquor store parking lot. General discussion was carried on regarding the hours of the sale and the specific holidays that Mr. Madden would sell flowers. The City Administrator requested that Mr. Madden not disrupt business at the Northbound Liquor Store in any way, as generally the busiest time for the Liquor Store i$ around holidays. COUNCILMEMBER GUNKEL MOVED TO GRANT A TRANSIENT LICENSE TO MR. ROBERT MADDEN TO SELL ELOWERSON THE NORTHBOUND LIQUOR STORE PARKING LOT ON SATURDAY AND SUNDAY DURING REGULAR HOURS WITH THE FULL COOPERATION OF THE LIQUOR STORE MANAGER. COUNCILMEMBER SCHULDT SECONDED THE MOTION. THE MOTION PASSED 2-1. COUNCILMEMBER DUITSMAN OPPOSED. 12. 3.2 Beer License Revocation Hearing for Dino's Pizza and Mechanical Amusement Device License Request Mayor Hinkle indicated that the City has had problems with Dino's Pizza in the past with regard to the required non-intoxicating malt liquor license as well as the mechanical amusement device license and therefore, recommended consideration by the City Council of revocation of the beer license. Mayor Hinkle indicated that at the time the owner of Dino's Pizza was notified of the City Council's consideration, the owner indicated that she was not interested in a beer license. Councilmember Gunkel questioned Ms. Caryn Lundquist with regard to her delinquency in obtaining the mechanical amusement device licensej after the number of requests by the City. Ms. Lundquist indicated that she has t~ouble getting all of the things done that she needs to get done and realizes ~hat she would have to change her priorities. Councilmember Gunkel indicated thatl she has changed her position with regard to the revocationcof the beer license. COUNCILMEMBER DUITSMAN MOVED TO LIFT THE SUSPENSION OF THE BEER LICENSE FOR DINO'S PIZZA. COUNCILMEMBER GUNKEL SECONDED THE MOTION. THE MOTION PASSED 3-0. COUNCILMEMBER GUNKEL MOVED TO APPROVE THE MECHANICAL, AMUSEMENT DEVICE LICENSE FOR DINO'S PIZZA. COUNCILMEMBER SCHULDT SECONDED THE MOtION. THE MOTION PASSED 3...,.0. 13. Amendment to the Zoning Ordinance Regarding Funeral Parlors The amendment to the zoning ordinance regarding funeiral parlors was not considered, as a full Council was not present at the May 7th meeting. 14. Request for Street Name Change in Brentwood Subdivision Councilmember Duitsman indicated that the City has ~dopted a grid system in the Elk River .area and upon notification by the Post Office department that the streets in the Brentwood Addition do not match the ~rid system, the City's Building and Zoning Administrator worked with the pqst offic.e to develop a more sensible street naming system'~'" ,Councilmember Duitsman indidated that once the street naming revision were made, Mr. Breezee notified a number of affected residents in the area regarding the change. Councilmember Duitsman indicated that Mr. Ken Williams owned property on the road proposed to be Morton Circle, and has requested that the City Council consider renaming the road to Brentwood City Council Minutes May 7, 1984 Page Eight Lane. Councilmemher Duitsman indicated that approxi~ately seven or eight years ago, the township worked on establishing a grid systbm and at that time, the township agreed to allow certain streets to remain a,s named,! even though they did not match the grid system. Discussion was carried on regarding how the grid sysitem work~d and how it came about. Councilmember Duitsman indicated that there are othe1['iareas within the City that have specific development names for streets in the! development and therefore, he felt the request of Brentwood Lane should be allowed. Discussion was carried on regarding the problems the post office, the fire department and the police department would have by not adhering to the grid system. Discussion was also carried on regarding the possib~lity of more than one alpha sequence. Mr. Williams indicated that the, renaming of Brentwood Lane would be associated with the Brentwood area. Mr. Williams indicated that the nine digit zip code would be sufficient in helping t~e post bffice in finding specific locations. I ! The City Administrator indicated that the police dep~rtment ~s not particular~y concerned about one change but would be concerned if' there w~re a number of changes and further indicated that the fire department does pot want any changes in the established grid system. .. Councilmember Schuldt indicated that the grid system! is established specifically for those that are in need of finding a particular a~dress in an emergency, specifically, the police department and fire departm!ent and therefore, was against any change in the street naming system. General discussion was carried on regarding the numbering system and the proposed 911 system. COUNCILMEMBER DUITSMAN MOVED TO APPROVE THE NAME CHANGE IN THE BRENTWOOD ADDITION TO BRENTWOOD LANE. COUNCILMEMBER GUNKEL SECONDED THE MOTIONi. THE MOTION PASSED 2-1. COUNCILMEMBER SCHULDT OPPOSED. 15. Plude Setup License The City Administrator indicated that Mr. David Plud,e of Plu~e's Eatery at 17291 Highway #10, has requested approval of a setup license. COUN€ILMEMBER DUITSMAN MOVED TO APPROVE A SETUP LICENSE FOR PAVID PLUDE OF PLUDE'S EATERY. COUNCILMEMBER GUNKEL SECONDED THE MOTION. THE.MOTION PASSED 3-0. 16. Resolution Regarding Use of FAU Funds for Street Ligihting oni Highway 1110 < The City Administrator indicated that Resolution 84-6 is a resolution regarding the use of FAU Funds to pay for street lighting along Highwa~ #10. I COUNCILMEMBER GUNKEL MOVED TO APPROVE. RESOLUTION 84....;6, A RESPLUTION ALLOWING THE CITY'S USE OF FAU FUNDS FOR HIGHWAY 1110 STREET LIGHT!ING IMPRpVEMENTS. COUNCIL- MEMBER DUITSMAN SECONDED THE MOTION. THE MOTION PAS!SED 3-0.! r- .16'" City Council Minutes May 7, 1984 Page Nine Temporary Beer License for Rotary The City Administrator indicated that the Rotary has requested a temporary beer license for May 18, 19 and 20th for softball tournament. The City Administrator indicated that the Rotary has the required insurance for the, beer license. The City Administrator further indicated that the profits from the softball tournament would be used to fund an exchange student from Norway. COUNCILMEMBER GUNKEL MOVED TO APPROVE A TEMPORARY 3.2 BEER LICENSE FOR THE ROTARY CLUB. COUNCILMEMBER SCHULDT SECONDED THE MOTION. THE MOTION PASSED 3-0. 16 3/4. Utilities Commission .17. . Councilmember Duitsman indicated that the Utilities Commission wanted to meet with the City Council regarding the municipal feasibilities study!, liability insurance, and the means for paying for a water improvement. It was the consensus that the City Council would meet with the Utilities Commission at 4:30 p.m. on May 15, 1984. Computer The City Clerk indicated that testing has been done on the accounts payable system through the printing of checks and a check register and that the system was ready for on line processing. Administrator's Update A. Civil Defense Warning Siren Locations Discussion was carried on regarding the civil defense warning siren system and the proposed location for each siren. Discussion was also carried on regardi~ the reach area of each of the proposed locatio~s. The City Administrator indicated that it was possible to refurbis~ the old siren for approximately $1,400 to reach the trailer park and Elk H~lls. The City Administrator further indicated that the $1,400 of equip~ent necessary to refurbish the old siren could be used in anew siren system when the Council authorized expansion of the proposed siren system. It was the consensus of the City Council to proceed with the purcha~e of two sirens and to wait for the expenditure of the $1,400 for the refurbishing of the old siren until such time as the new sirens could be tested for reach distance. B. Newsletter The City Administrator indicated that the first issue of the City news- letter has been sent out. C. Star Cities Labor Survey The City Administrator indicated that the Star Cities Lapor Survey has been distributed to approximtely 1,200 house holds. ~ . . City Council Minutes May 7, 1984 Page Ten D. Capital Improvement Meeting The City Administrator indicated that a capital improvement program meeting has been scheduled for Tuesday night, May 8, 1984. E. Gates Avenue Improvement Project The City Administrator indicated that restoration is bei~g completed and the paving of Gates Avenue is scheduled. The City Administrator further indicated that the City's engineer would be meeting with Mr. Norm Kastendick regarding the easement for the Main Street Project. G. Menkveldt Lawsuit Mr. Rick Breezee indicated that the City's attorney requested that he make an inspection of the Menkveldt property. Mr. Breezee indicated that the cleanup of the property is not even close to what it should be and therefore, Mr. Menkveldt is in violation of his probation. Mr. Breezee further indicated that there are signs of another junkyard developing on the other side of Highway #10. It was the consensus of the City Council that the City Council would support Mr. Rick Breezee in whatever was necessary to process the violation. H. Liquor Store The City Administrator indicated that the City has received approximately 64 applications for the liquor store manager position. The City Admin- istrator indicated that he would get the necessary background on the number of applicants the City Council was interested in reviewing and interviewing. It was the consensus of the City Council that the City Administrator should recommend 10 applications for the Council to review, with 3 recommendations for interviewing. 18. Check Register COUNCILMEMBER GUNKEL MOVED TO APPROVE THE MAY 7, 1984 CHECK REGISTER. COUNCIL- MEMBER DUITSMAN SECONDED THE MOTION. THE MOTION PASSED 3-0. 19. Tentative Agenda The public hearing for the Main Street project is tentatively scheduled for the May l4t.h City Council meeting. City Council Minutes May 7,1984 Page Eleven There being no further business, COUNCILMEMBER DUITSMAN MOVED THAT THE MEETING BE ADJOURNED. COUNCILMEMBER SCHULDT SECONDED THE MOTION. THE MOTION PASSED 3-0. Q~JZY fj~L Phyllis Boedigheimer City Clerk/Treasurer PB:st