06-18-1984 CC MIN
REGULAR WEEKLY SCHEDULED MEETING OF THE
ELK RIVER CITY COUNCIL
HELD AT THE ELK RIVER PUBLIC LIBRARY
MONDAY, JUNE 18, 1984
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 4~ - The East Main Street Project, Item 9~ - The Watermain Feasibility Study,
Item 11 - Administrator's Update (C) Planning Commission Public Hearings, (D) Barthel
Planned Unit Development, (E) The Audit Report, and (F) Prairie House; were items
added to the June 18, 1984 City Council agenda.
COUNCILMEMBER GUNKEL MOVED TO APPROVE THE JUNE 18, 1984 CITY COUNCIL AGENDA AS
AMENDED. COUNCILMEMBER SCHULDT SECONDED THE MOTION. THE MOTION PASSED 3-0.
3. Minutes of May 14 and June 4 City Council Meetings
COUNCILMEMBER SCHULDT MOVED TO APPROVE THE MINUTES OF', THE MAY 14, 1984 CITY
COUNCIL MEETING. COUNCILMEMBER GUNKEL SECONDED THE MOnON. THE MOTION PASSED
3,...0.
COUNCILMEMBER GUNKEL MOVED TO APPROVE THE MINUTES OF THE JUNE 4, 1984 CITY
COUNCIL MEETING. COUNCILMEMBER SCHULDT SECONDED THE MOTION. THE MOTION PASSED
3,...0,
4. Open Mike
Mr. Phil Hals, Street Superintenderit, presented the City Council with souvenirs
from the old 101 brigde and indiqated to the City Council that he has taken
delivery on the pickup truck from Cloverleaf Motors.
4~. Ron Black ,... Piwowar Property
Mr. Ron Black indicated that at the April 23td City Council Meeting, the City
Council authorized him to prepare an order for removal of the burned out house
on Tipton Avenue owned by Mr. Piwowar. Mr. Black indicated that Mr. Piwowar did
not respond to the action and therefore, it was placed on the court default
calendar for consideration. Mr. Black indicated that Mr. Piwowar has now
contacted Mr. Ron Black and they have worked out an agreement whereby Mr. Piwowar
will have the building torn down by June 30 or the City Council can order the
demolition of the building and bill the cost to Mr. Piwowar. Mr. Black indicated
that Mr. Piwowar has agreed to pay the City $650.00 for costs incurred by the
City in the process. Mr. Black indicated that Mr. Piwowar wants to salvage some
of the lumber for use in a new building and for burning for heat. Mr. Ron Black
indicated that the agreement states that the property should be kept neat and
organized regarding the stored lumber and wood.
Councilmember Schuldt indicated that more work has been done in the last week
than the last year and wants the City to be sure that the building is down by
June 30. Councilmember Engstrom indicated that he was glad the City Council
took the action they did in purs~ing the demolition of the building.
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COUNCILMEMBER ENGSTROM MOVED TO AUTHORIZE THE CITY TO ENTER INTO THE AGREEMENT
WITH MR. PIWOWAR REGARDING THE DEMoLITION OF THE BUILDING ON TIPTON AVENUE.
COUNCILMEMBER SCHULDT SECONDED THE MOTION. THE MOTION PASSED 3-0.
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Main Street Project
The City Administrator indicated that the cost of the sidewalk would be the same
whether it was placed on the north side of East Main Street or the south side
of East Main Street. The City Administrator further indicated that Ms. Dee
Kratzke, representative of the Guardian Angels Nursing Home, indicated that the
Board did not have strong feelings either way with regard to the placement of the
./ sidewalk on the /~.orth side or the south side of East Main Street. The City
Administrator indicated that if the sidewalk were placed on the north side of
East Main Street, it would not allow for a sidewalk on the south side at any
point in the future, whereby if it was placed on the south side, at SOme ppint
in the future if necessary, a sidewalk could be placed on the north side by
the removal of the utility poles.
COUNCILMEMBER ENGSTROM MOVED TO AUTHORIZE THE SIDEWALK TO BE PLACED ON THE SOUTH
SIDE OF EAST MAIN STREET. COUNCILMEMBER GUNKEL SECONDED THE MOTION, THE MOTION
PASSED 4-0.
5. Dietz Zone Change and Conditional Use Permit - Public Hearing
Councilmember Gunkel indicated that Mr. George Dietz is requesting a zone change
and conditional use permit to allow him to construct a combination food and
fuel convenience store, laundromat and four-stall car wash on his property
located on Dodge Avenue. Councilmember Gunkel indicated that the Planning
Commission reviewed Mr. Dietz's request for the zone change and conditional use
permit and further indicated that at that meeting, there were three members
absent and the Planning Commission did not hold a public hearing.
The City Administrator indicated that the City Council had granted Mr. Dietz an
administrative subdivision and that Mr. Dietz was requesting a zone change for
Parcel A of that administrative stibdivision~
Mayor Hinkle opened the public hearing.
Mr. Arlon Fuchs, a resident of Elk Hills, indicated that he was representing the
residents of Elk Hills and submitted a petition in opposition of the zone change
to the City Council. Mr. Fuchs indicated that the residents of the Elk Hills
Addition wanted the property to remain residential for the following reasons:
1) The property serves as a buffer zone for the Elk Hills residents and
therefore, it is required to maintain the present valuation of the homes
in the Elk Hills area.
2) The traffic into and out of ELk RilLs Addition is controLled by Elk Hills
Drive and the busine$ses along the service road are already creating a
traffic problem in the area and should the parcel be rezoned commercial,
it would create an even larger traffic problem.
3) The noise pollution with the elimination of the present buffer zone and
the addition of a commercial business would be a detriment to the residents
in Elk Hills.
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Mr. Fuchs further indicated that he felt the proposed use of the property would
be the worst type of commercial use for the area.
The City Administrator indicated that the request and proposed use of the property
is consistent with the City's land use map. The City Administrator indicated
that the property is 200 feet away from a residence and would be buffered by
the condition of the conditional use from the residential property. The City
Administrator further indicated that the proposed use would not affect the
valuation of the property in Elk Hills any more than any other use. The City
Administrator indicated that single family residential will .not work next to
v the MaDonalds Restaurant and further indicated that commercial zoning would
be highest and best use of the property.
Mr. Arlon Fuchs indicated that he felt the property could be used for a duplex.
The City Administrator indicated that the topography of the land would not
lend itself well to any use other than a use that would have highway frontage.
Mr. Larry Tothindicated that there is other connnercial. property available in
the area, specifically, the Barrington planned unit development and also within
the City, therefore, felt the City should not rezone additional property to C-3.
Various residents of the Elk Hills Addition expressed their opposition to the
proposed zone change and conditional use ~
Discussion was carried on regarding the Planning Commission and their qualifications
for serving on that commission.
Discussion was also carried on regarding traffic control and traffic problems
in the area of Dodge Avenue and Elk Hills Drive. Further discussion was carried
on regarding the. Planning Commission'sreconnnendation.
Mr. Cliff Lundberg expressed his concern about the buffering and indicated that
he felt the City Council should be concerned that a buffer be required between
the connnercial property and the Elk Hills residential area.
Mr. Jim Neilson, attorney and representative for Mr. George Dietz, indicated
that the City Council was ina difficult position as they must make a decision
that would best serve the City. of Elk River. Mr. Neilson indicated that the
proposed use of the property on Highway 4f169 would create more taxes for the City
of Elk River and would help pay for aw~ter trunk line which is necessary to
serve the area. Mr . Neilson indicated that Parcel C of the administrative sub-
division was sold to Mr. Milo Henneman to allow more land to be used as a buffer,
and further indicated that Parcel B would be a buffer to the Elk Hills residents.
Mr. Neilson indicated that Mr. Earl Hetrick's house is 232 feet from the north
line of Parcel A. Mr. Neilson indicated that as proposed on the site plan, the
two large oak trees on Parcel A would not be removed. Mr. Neilson indicated
that Mr.>Dietz offered the property for sale to the residents and specifically
Parcel B, to Mr. Earl Hetrick at a very reasonable cost. Mr. Neilson indicated
that Highway 4f169 in itself will create traffic which will affect the Elk Hills
residents and further indicated that property fronting on Highway #169 could
best be used as commercial property. Mr. Neilson further indicated that the
proposed zone change and conditional use is con$istentwith. the City J s land use.
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Ms. Julie Kastendick indicated that Minnesota has four seal)OnS,i therefore, there
are times when the trees do not provide a buffer and further indicated that she
felt a duplex would be the proper use for the property which is located next to
the McDonalds Restaurant.
Discussion was carried on regarding the topography of the property and the fact
that the Elk Hills r~sidents are higher than the property in question. Mr. Neilson
indicated that the topography map shows a difference of approximately 18 feet
/ in height and that the tree~ clearly would be a buffer for Parcel.A. Mr. Neilson
j further indicated that Mr. (K.:i.etz could remove all of the trees from the property
should he choose, as he is the owner.
Mr. Craig Loebig indicated that he felt the proposed use was a very poor choice
and further suggested that the commercial use should be an office building.
Discussion was carried on regarding the traffic problems and the possibility
of the proposed use being a twenty-four hour service.
The City Administrator indicated that the City Council could set the hours of
the proposed business through the conditional use permit.
Mr. Jerry Bird questioned the need of rezoning another commercial area.
indicated that he felt the City Council should be concerned with what is
the residents of the City of Elk River and not the monetary gain for one
or outside people traveling on Highway #169.
Mr. Bird
best for
individual
j The City Administrator indicated that commercial ZOlll.ng will bring businesses,
base and jobs to the City of Elk River.
Mayor Hinkle closed the public hearing.
Discussion was carried on regarding the specific property.1ine of Earl Hetrick's
property. Mayor Hinkle indicated that he would be hard-pressed to change the
zone as requested by Mr. Dietz. Mayor Hinkle indicated that the property does
J serve as a buffer between Highway :/H69 and the Elk Hills Addition. Mayor Hinkle
further indicated that the City Council required the Barthel planned unit develop-
ment to include a buffer between the commercial and single family residential
area, as the City Council also required a buffer zone in the. Barrington planned
unit development. Mayor Hinkle indicated that Mr. Dietz does have a right to
develop the property and further indicated that he felt the people do not have
to buy their buffer zone between commercial and residential property property.
Mayor Hinkle further indicated that he felt there should be a buffer zone between
the Elk Hills Addition and the commercial property.
Councilmember Gunkel indicated that the City Council must consider all of Elk
River in its decision-making process. Councilmember Gunkel further indicated
that. she fel~ ~t .was a ser~ous iss~rdPen the City ?ouncil approved. th: adminis-
tratlve subdlvlslon, creatlng the txee lots. Councllmember Gunkel lndlcated
that there are forty acres west of Highway #169 ready for commercial development
and further indicated that she felt Mr. Dietz's property, Parcels A and B, should
be combined into one parcel for multi-family development.
Councilmember Engstrom indicated that he felt by rezoning the Dietz property for
commercial development, it would slow down commercial development in other areas
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of the City. Councilmember Engstrom indicated that he felt the City has more
than enough commercial zoned area at the present.
Councilmember Schuldt indicated that it was obvious that the zone change request
would not be approved and further indicated that it could come back to the City
Council again at a different time, perhaps with a new City Council and a different
proposal. Councilmember Schuldt further indicated that he felt the property
would not remain zoned residential. Councilmember Schuldt indicated that he
felt that some time in the future, the property would be zoned commercial and
the City Council should consider what would be the most tolerable use of a
mommercial zone. Councilmember Schuldt indicated that he did have reservations
regarding the proposed use as a car wash and .further indicated that he felt
there were some better options for the property.
COUNCILMEMBER GUNKEL MOVED TO DENY THE ZONE CHANGE REQUEST BY MR. GEORGE DIETZ
FOR HIS PROPERTY ON HIGHWAY #169 AND ELK HILLS DRIVE. COUNCILMEMBER ENGSTROM
SECONDED
Mr. Jim Neilson requested that the City Council consider tabling the zone change
request until such time as the full Council was present.
Councilmember Schuldt indicated that the City Council has considered carrying
over other issues which required a four-fifths vote until such time as the full
Council was present and therefore, felt the City Council should consider tabling
this request.
The residents of Elk Hills Addition in attendance at the City Council meeting
expressed their opposition of the suggestion to table the consideration of the
zone change request.
THE MOTION PASSED 4-0.
Mayor Hinkle requested that the City Administrator start proceedings with the
Minnesota Department of Transportation for installation of a traffic signal
light at Highway #169 and School Street.
6. Assembly of God Conditional Use Permit Request - Public Hearing
Mayor Hinkle indicated that the Elk River Assembly of God Church has requested
a conditional use permit to allow them to construct a church within the Brentwood
Subdivision. Mayor Hinkle indicated that the zoning ordinance requires that a
conditional use permit be issued for churches constructed in residential zones.
Mayor Hinkle indicated that the Planning Commission reviewed the Assembly of
God's request for a conditional use and recommended that the City Council grant
the conditional use permit with a number of conditions as stated in the City
Administrator's memorandum to the Mayor and City Council dated June 12, 1984.
The Assembly of God's engineer reviewed the proposed building plans for the
City Council. The engineer indicated that the building will be constructed in
two phases to allow for a total of 1,200 people with 297 parking spaces. Discussion
was carried on regarding the design of the building and the fact that a concrete
building is proposed because of the number of people it is proposed to serve.
Discussion was also carried on regarding the use of the building during phase
one and phase two.
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Mr. Dexter Mapson, representative of the Assembly of God Church indicated that
when phase two was completed, the phase one portion of the building would be
used as classroom and gym.
Mr . Roy Wallace of 196th Circle, indicated that he felt the proposed building
design looked like an industrial building rather than a building that was suitable
to a residential area~
Ms. Teresa Russell of 11930 196th Circle, indicated that she was not aware of
the fact that a portion of the building would be used for a school and gym.
Therefore, she was very concerned about the traffic through the residential area.
Ms. Russell indicated that the possibility of a church and therefore, excess
traffic one day a week was a lot different than seven days use of the building.
Discussion was also carried on regarding the proposed size of the building.
Discussion was carried on regarding the present parsonage . and fellowship hall.
Mr. Jeff Pelter indicated that when he bought his lot in the Brentwood Addition,
there were certain covenants that were included in the agreement. Mr. Pelter
further indicated that in the purchase of his property, it was indicated by
1. Mr. Den4y)Anderson, developer of the Brentwood Addition, that the development
was platted for all single-family residential lots.
Discussion was carried on regarding the convenants as proposed by the developer,
Mr. Denny) Anderson.
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The City Admininstrator indicated that the City cannot enforce convenants and
that it would be a civil matter between the purchaser and the develqper.
Discussion was carried on regarding the conditions of the conditional use as
recommended by the Planning Commission. Discussion was also carried on regarding
the phasing of the building and the possibility of phase two never happening.
Further discussion was carried on regarding the financing of the proposed church,
and the construction and design of the church.
The City Administrator indicated that the City Council could require a letter
of credit or an escrow account for the alteration of phase one to make it more
compatible with the neighborhood , should phase two not happen.
Councilmember Gunkel suggested that the City Council consider five years from the
initial start of phase 1 ,that if phase two is not completed, the church would
be required to do a face lift of phase one.
COUNCILMEMBER GUNKEL MOVED TO APPROVE A CONDITIONAL USE PERMIT FOR THE ELK RIVER
ASSEMBLY OF GOD CHURCH TO ALLOW THEM TO CONSTRUCT ANEW CHURCH WITHIN THE BRENTWOOD
SUBDIVISION WITH THE CONDITIONS AS STATED IN THE CITY ADMINISTRATOR .IS MEMOR~ -
ANDUM TO THE MAYOR AND CITY COUNCIL DATED JUNE 12, 1984 AND TO REQUIRE THE
JESTABLISHMENT OF AN ESCROW ACCOUNT OR THE SUBM(TtoN OF A LETTER OF CREDIT WHICH
WOULD FINANCE THE UPGRADING OF PHASE ONE SHOULD"PHASE TWO NOT BE BUILT . COUNCIL-
MEMBER SCHULDT SECONDED THE MOTION. THE MOTION PASSED 3-0.
7. Busch Conditional Use Permit. Request - Public Hearing
Councilmember Engstrom indicated that Paul and Donna Busch of 620 7th Street have
requested a conditonal use permit to allow them to place a mobile home on ten
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acres of property in an A-I Agricultural zone that 1S in condition with the
family. farm operation.
Mayor Hinkle opened the public hearing.
Mr. Paul Busch indicated that a two-year permit would be sufficient time, as
he currently has plans for the construction of a house on the property.
Councilmember Schuldt questioned the extent of Mr. Paul iBusch 's involvement in
the family farm operation, as the zoning ordinance states that the mobile home
occupants must derive their principal income from the farm operation. Mr. Busch
indicated that he does work outside of the family farm operation.
General discussion was carried on regarding the City's zoning ordinance and the
conditions that are required to allow for a mobile home as a temporary residence.
COUNCILMEMBER ENGSTROM MOVED TO APPROVE THE CONDITIONAL USE PERMIT REQUESTEDiBY
PAUL AND DONNA BUSCH TO PLACE A MOBILE HOME ON TEN ACRES OF PROPERTY ZONED A-I
AGRICULTURAL. COUNCILMEMBER GUNKEL SECONDED THE MOTION. THE MOTION FAILED 1-2.
The City Administrator indicated that the City Council could consider a conditional
use permit for the mobile home for a six-month period as allowed in the City's
Zoning Ordinance.
COUNCILMEMBER ENGSTROM MOVED TO APPROVE A SIX~MONTH CONDITIONAL USE PERMIT DATED
AUGUST 1ST FOR A MOBILE HOME TO BE PLACED ON PAUL AND DONNA'BUSCH'SPROPERTY ZONED
A-I AGRICULTURAL. COUNCILMEMBER GUNKEL SECONDED THE MOTION. THE . MOTION PASSED
3-0.
8. Wuorio Conditional Use Permit/Variance Request - Public Hearing
The City Administrator indicated that Mr. Peter Wuorio of Wuorio Sales at 9619
Highway #10 in Elk River, has requested an ordinance amendment to allow car and
truck sales in a C-3B Highway Commercial zone and has requested a variance from
the rear yard setback to allow for the construction of abuilding on the property.
The City Administrator indicated that during the Planning Commission's discussion
of Mr. Wuorio's request, it was determined that the Planning Commission was opposed
to any zoning ordinance amendment to permit the use as requested by Mr. Wuorio
and further, suggested that Mr. Wuorio remain a nonconforming use and make use
of the Zoning Ordinance that permits alterations in nonconforming uses under
certain standards. The City Administrator indicated that the Planning Commission
unanimous ly recommended that Mr. Wuorio be permitted to make the alterations as
requested and recommended that the City Council grant a one-foot setback variance
on the rear property line. The City Administrator indicated that the City of
Ramsey has submitted a.letter for the file indicating that it is an appropriate
use in their City.
Councilmember Gunkel questioned the variance standards and whether they could be
met. Mr. Rick Breezee, Building and Zoning Administrator, indicated that the City
in their rezoning process, made Wuorio Sales a nonconforming use.
COUNCILMEMBER ENGSTROM MOVED TO APPROVE A ONE-FOOT REAR YARD SETBACK VARIANCE FOR
THE PROPERTY AT 9619 HIGHWAY tHo AND TO GRANT A VARIANCE TO MR.WUORIO TO ENABLE
HIM TO EXPAND HIS NONCONFORMING USE. COUNCILMEMBER GUNKEL SECONDED THE MOTION.
THE MOTION PASSED 3-0.
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9. Zoning Ordinance Amendment Regarding Produce Markets in a C~3A Highway Commercial
Zone
The City Administrator indicated that Mr. Larry Wolner has requested that a
produce market be a permitted use in a C-3A Highway Commercial zone. The City
Administrator indicated that the Planning Commission in reviewing Mr. Wolner's
request agreed that a produce market or stand was an appropriate use in a C-3A
Highway Commercial District, but felt that the produce market or stand should
be a conditional use. The City Administrator indicated that the Planning Commission
felt by making produce markets a conditional use, the City would be able to exercise
greater control over traffic and appearance of a produce market or stand. The
City Administrator indicated that the Planning Commission voted to recommend that the
City Council amend the Zoning Ordinance to permit as a conditional use, produce
markets in a C~3A Highway Commercial zone.
Mayor Hinkle opened the public hearing.
No one appeared for or in opposition of the zoning ordinance amendment.
Mr. Wolner indicated that it is proposed to build a 40 by 80 foot building on the
property next to Broadway Bar and Pizza.
COUNCILMEMBER ENGSTROM MOVED TO ADOPT ORDINANCE 84-6, AN ORDINANCE AMENDING SECTION
900.16 - OF THE.CITY'S ZONING ORDINANCE TO ADD PRODUCE MARKET AS A CONDITIONAL
USE INC..,.3A. HIGHWAY COMMERCIAL ZONES. COUNCILMEMBER SCHULDT SECONDED THE MOTION.
THE MOTION PASSED 4-0.
9~. Watermain Feasibility Study
Mr. Jeff Roos of Consulting Engineers Diversified, presented and discussed a feasibil-
ity study for the trunk watermain improvements that would extend from the Elk River
Plaza Planned Unit Development to the Barrington Place Planned Unit Development.
Mr. Roos indicated that the proposed improvement would consist of a 16-inch watermain
extending from Freeport Avenue through the Elk River Plaza Planned Unit Development.
Mr.. Roos indicated that the estimated project cost of $76,000. Mr. Roos indicated
that the project could be paid for through special assessments and monies from the
water utility fund.
Discussion was carried on regarding the easements necessary and the assessing of costs
to benefited properties.
The'City Administrator indicated that should the City CounciL have approved the
zone change for the Dietz property. the owners would have wiaved their rights for
objection to assessments. The City Administrator indicated that the City Council
will now have to hold a public hearing before ordering the watermain improvement
project. The City Administrator indicated that the City's engineers will request
Northdale Construction to submit a bid on the watermain project as a change order
to the East Main Street project.
COUNCILMEMBER SCHULDT MOVED TO APPROVE RESOLUTION 84-17, A RESOLUTION ACCEPTING THE
FEASIBILITY. REPORT FOR THE TRUNK WATERMAIF IMPROVEMENT THROUGH THE ELK RIVER PLAZA
PLANNED UNIT DEVELOPMENT TO THE BARR1NGTONPLACE PLANNED UNIT DEVELOPMENT ,I ORDERING
THE PLANS AND SPECIFICATIONS FOR THE PROJECT AND ESTABLISHING JULY 16, 1984 AS A
PUBLIC HEAR1NG DATE UNLESS A PETITION BY 100% OF THE PROPERTY molliERS FOR THE IMPROVEMENT
IS RECEIVED! BY THE CITY. COUNCILMEMBER GUNKEL SECONDED THE MOTION. THE MOTION PASSED
4-0.
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10. Employee Health Insurance Renewal
The City Administrator indicated that the City has received its renewal rates
for the health plan currently utilized by all City employees. The City Adminis-
trator indicated that the current carrier, HMO Minnesota, has proposed a rate
increase of 10.2 percent. The City Administrator indicated that the City's
employ~es have been satisfied with the HMO Minnesota plan and request continued
coverage under HMO Minnesota.
COUNCILMEMBER GUNKEL MOVED TO APPROVE THE HMO MINNESOTA HEALTH INS URAtirC IS CONTRACT
EFFECTIVE JULY 1, 1984. COUNCILMEMBER SCHULDT SECONDED THE MOTION. THE MOTION
PASSED 3-0.
11. Administrator's Update
A. League of Minnesota Cities Conference
Discussion of the League Conference was postponed until the next City Council
meeting.
B. East Main Street Improvement Project
This item was discussed as Item 4~ - The East Main Street project.
C. Barthel Planned Unit Development
Councilmember Gunkel indicated that at a tax increment workshop at the
Duluth Conference, it was recommended that there be a time limit in which
developers must respond to the City with regard to taxing and financing.
Councilmember Gunkel requested that the City Administrator contact the
developers of the Barthel planned unit development regarding their time
schedule. The City Administrator indicated that the time table as discussed
in the tax increment financing workshop was' relative to actual construction
and the developers construction time schedule. It was the consensus of the
City Council that the City Council meet with the developers of the Barthel
planned unit development at their next City Council meeting to discuss the
time sche~ule of the development.
D. Audit Report
Councilmember Gunkel requested that the City auditors meet with the City
Council to discuss the City's audit report.
E. Prairie House Restaurant
Councilmember Gunkel indicated that she was aware of a public hearing
scheduled for the Prairie House restaurant. The City Administrator indicated
that the public hearing is scheduled for an administrative subdivision
for the construction of the Prairie House Restaurant.
The City Administrator indicated that at the First National Bank community
room. June 27th at 2:00 p.m., MnlDot would be meeting with the retailers
regarding the detour plans for the Highway #10 project.
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12. Check Register
COUNCILMEMBER SCHULDT MOVED TO APPROVE THE JUNE 18, 1984 CHECK REGISTER.
COUNCILMEMBER GUNKEL SECONDED THE MOTION. THE MOTION PASSED 3-0.
13. Tentative Agenda
Barthel development, Ridgewood East residents, Prairi~House Administrative
Subdivision are items tentatively scheduled for the June 25th City Council
meeting.
There being no further business, COUNCILMEMBER ENGSTROM MOVED THAT THE MEETING BE
ADJOURNED. COUNCILMEMBER GUNKEL SECONDED TIlE MOTION.
Respectfully submitted,
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Phyllis Boedigheimer
City Clerk/Treasurer
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