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03-12-2001 CC MINMEETING OF THE ELK RIVER CITY COUNCIL HELD AT THE ELK RIVER CITY HALL MONDAY, MARCH 12, 2001 Members Present: Members Absent: Staff Present: Mayor Klinzing, Councilmembers Dietz, Kuester, Motin, and Tveite None City Administrator Pat Klaers, City Engineer Terry Maurer, Senior Planner Scott Harlicker, City Attorney Peter Beck, and Recording Secretary Tina Allard, Call Meeting To Order Pursuant to due call and notice thereof, the meeting of the Elk River City Council was called to order at 6:40 p.m. by Mayor Klinzing. Mayor Klinzing congratulated the Elk River High School Hockey Team on winning the State High School Hockey Championship. Councilmember Dietz mentioned a note of thanks and credit, to the City for having the Arena built and offering community hockey programs. Consider 3/12/2001 A.qenda Item 3.7.- Resolution entering into Agreement No. 81236 with MnDot for acquisition of landscape materials was added to the consent agenda. Item 4.2. - Consider customer service project amendment was withdrawn from the agenda. Councilmember Kuester added Item 7.1.,discussion of youth programs to the agenda. COUNCILMEMBER TVEITE MOVED TO APPROVE THE COUNCIL AGENDA AS AMENDED. COUNCILMEMBER MOTIN SECONDED THE MOTION. THE MOTION CARRIED 5-0. Consider Consent Agenda COUNCILMEMBER KUESTER MOVED TO APPROVE THE CONSENT AGENDA AS FOLLOWS: 3.1. 3.2. 3.3. 3.4. 2/26/01 CITY COUNCIL MINUTES - APPROVED 3/5/01 CITY COUNCIL MINUTES - APPROVED CHECK REGISTER - APPROVED PROMOTE JOANNE WARREN TO FULL TIME LIQUOR CLERK 1 EFFECTIVE APRIL 9, 2001 WITH A PAY INCREASE FROM STEP C TO STEP D OF PAY GRADE 1 - APPROVED REQUEST TO ADVERTISE FOR TWO PAID ON-CALL FIRE FIGHTER POSITIONS - APPROVED REQUEST TO CALL A SPECIAL MEETING FOR 5:00 PM ON MONDAY, MARCH 26, 2001, IN THE TRAINING ROOM - APPROVED City Council Minutes Page 2 March 12, 2001 3.6. REQUEST THAT THE SEASONAL BUILDING INSPECTOR POSITION BE MADE A FULL TIME POSITION - APPROVED RESOLUTION 01-12 ENTERING INTO AGREEMENT NO. 81236 WITH MNDOT FOR ACQUISITION OF LANDSCAPE MATERIALS - APPROVED COUNCILMEMBER TVEITE SECONDED THE MOTION. TIlE MOTION CARRIED 5-0. 4.1. Review Use of Funds From Holt/Jackson Land Transaction City Administrator Pat Klaers stated that the city-owned Holt and Jackson property has been sold for $348,085. Mr. Klaers suggested that $48,085 be put into the capital reserve fund, $150,000 into a TIF matching fund for business park activities, and that $82,546 be used for the ice resurfacer purchase. Mr. Klaers requested Council direction on the remaining balance of $67,454. Mayor Klinzing inquired how the $150,000 in the TIF matching fund would be used. Mr. Klaers stated that the money could be used for past or future TIF projects where the city has an LGA penalty or a match requirement and that Council action would be necessary before any funds are spent or transferred. Councilmember Kuester suggested that the remaining $67,454 balance should remain undesignated at this time. COUNCILMEMBER DIETZ MOVED THAT $48,085 BE PUT INTO THE CAPITAL PROJECTS RESERVE FUND, $150,000 BE PUT INTO A TIF MATCHING FUND, $82,546 FOR THE ICE RESURFACER PURCHASE, AND THAT STAFF BRING OPTIONS TO COUNCIL AS TO WHERE THE $67,454 REMAINING BALANCE COULD BE ALLOCATED. COUNCILMEMBER TVEITE SECONDED THE MOTION. THE MOTION CARRIED 5-0. Councilmember Motin commented that he may not want to see the remaining $67,454 balance spent right away. 5. Open Mike Doug Franz, 19406 Dodge Street- Questioned if Item 6.3. was a public hearing. Mayor Klinzing stated that the public hearing was closed but Council would listen to comments. Michael Mass, 19374 Baldwin Street - Stated he had an issue with the names of the streets all being similar in the proposed Hillside Development. He also stated that the proposed width of Dodge Street was too narrow to be safe. 6,1. Request for Preliminary Plat Approval ITwin Lakes Townhomes 2nd Addition, Public Hearinq - Case No. P 01-04 Request for Conditional Use Permit for Site Plan - Twin Lake Townhomes 2nd Addition, Public Hearin.q - Case No. CU 01-04 Staff report submitted by Director of Planning Michele McPherson. Senior Planner Scott Harlicker stated that the developer, Phoenix Enterprises, is requesting preliminary plat approval of Twin Lakes Townhomes 2nd Addition and that they would like to amend the site plan for this addition. Mr. Harlicker stated that the developer has acquired additional land and is requesting to put in an easterly access on Twin Lakes Road, which would be in compliance with County City Council Minutes Page 3 March 12, 2001 requirements. The developer also increased the number of twinhomes from 33 to 46 and changed the setbacks fo 10' for the front, rear, and sides of the properties. Mr. Harlicker commented on roads, utilities, parking, the Wetland Conservation Act, grading, landscaping, and the Park and Recreation Commission's recommendation. Mayor Klinzing opened the public hearing. Daryl Thompson, 20680 Watson Street - Stated that this new design layout promoted less traffic cut through in the development for accessing County Road 13. He stated that with the proposed County Road 13 cul-de-sac being changed he needed to move the access points of the development. Mr. Thompson stated that he had no problem with the conditions staff has proposed. Mayor Klinzing closed the public hearing. Councilmember Kuester stated concerns about the one-way street and on-street parking. She questioned whether the developer considered off-street parking areas. Daryl Thompson stated that there would be stacking of vehicles in driveways and that the eyebrow cul-de-sacs have room for parking. Councilmember Motin inquired whether the street would be private or city- owned. Mr. Thompson stated that this would be a private street and that an association would be responsible for maintenance. Councilmember Tveite noted the safety concern of having two access points to the development. Councilmember Tveite also inquired about site grading. Mr. Thompson stated that he is in the process of creating drainage calculations so the grading has yet to be determined. City Engineer Terry Maurer stated that grading is part of the conditions in the staff report and can be adjusted. Councilmember Motin stated that if the cul-de-sac were proposed for old County Road 13 at a later date, he is concerned about access to old County Road 13 through the development. Mr. Thompson stated that the road would wind and be narrow so that vehicles would not want to cut through the development. Mr. Thompson also suggested that break-away barriers could be used. COUNCILMEMBER KUESTER MOVED TO APPROVE PRELIMINARY PLAT OF TWIN LAKE TOWNHOMES 2ND ADDITION WITH THE FOLLOWING CONDITIONS: 1. A DEVELOPER'S AGREEMENT BE PREPARED AND EXECUTED OUTLINING THE TERMS AND CONDITIONS OF PLAT APPROVAL. THAT THE DEVELOPER PROVIDES HOMEOWNER ASSOCIATION DOCUMENTS FOR THE CITY A'n'ORNEY'S REVIEW AND APPROVAL PRIOR TO RECORDING OF THE FINAL PLAT. THAT AN ACCESS PERMIT BE OBTAINED FROM SHERBURNE COUNTY FOR CONSTRUCTION OF THE PROPOSED ACCESS TO COUNTY ROAD NO. 13 PRIOR TO CONSTRUCTION. City Council Minutes Page 4 March 12, 2001 SURFACE WATER MANAGEMENT FEES BE PAID IN THE AMOUNT REQUIRED BY THE CITY AT THE TIME OF FINAL PLAT, PRIOR TO RELEASING THE PLAT FOR RECORDING WITH SHERBURNE COUNTY. PARK DEDICATION AND TRAIL FEES IN THE AMOUNT REQUIRED BY THE CITY AT THE TIME OF FINAL PLAT BE PAID PRIOR TO RELEASING THE PLAT FOR RECORDING WITH SFIERBURNE COUNTY. 6. THAT THE CITY ENGINEER'S COMMENTS BE INCORPORATED INTO THE PRELIMINARY PLAT AND SITE PLAN. 7. THAT ALL LANDSCAPED AREAS BE IRRIGATED. THAT THE WETLAND FILLING BE APPROVED PRIOR TO FINAL PLAT AND COMPLY WITH THE RECOMMENDATIONS OF THE TECHNICAL EVALUATION PANEL. 9. THAT THE DEVELOPER OBTAINS WRII'rEN APPROVAL FROM THE UTILITY TO GRADE IN THE GAS LINE EASEMENT. 10. THAT ANY PROPOSED DEVELOPMENT SIGNS BE SHOWN ON THE DEVELOPMENT PLAN AND THAT A SIGN PERMIT BE OBTAINED FROM THE CITY PRIOR TO INSTALLATION OF ANY SIGNS. 11. THAT THE PRIVATE ROAD BE RESTRICTED TO PARKING ON ONE SIDE OF THE STREET WITH SIGNS INDICATING NO PARKING. 12. THAT ANY TREES ON OR OFF SITE NEAR THE LIMITS OF GRADING THAT ARE TO BE PROTECTED BE FENCED WITH A SNOW FENCE PRIOR TO TREE REMOVAL OR CONSTRUCTION OF THE PUBLIC IMPROVEMENTS AT THE DRIP LINE TO PREVENT DAMAGE TO TREES BE INADVERTENT GRADING, EROSION, SOIL COMPACTION AND STORAGE OF DEBRIS OR EQUIPMENT IN THE TREES. 13. THAT THE RETAINING WALLS BE STRUCTURALLY ENGINEERED AND FENCED. COUNCILMEMBER DIETZ SECONDED THE MOTION. THE MOTION CARRIED 5-0. COUNCILMEMBER TVEITE MOVED TO APPROVE THE CONDITIONAL USE PERMIT FOR TWIN LAKE TOWNHOMES WITH THE SAME CONDITIONS AS ABOVE. COUNCILMEMBER DIETZ SECONDED THE MOTION. THE MOTION CARRIED 5-0. COUNCILMEMBER MOTIN MOVED TO AMEND THE CONDITION FOR PHASE ONE TO ELIMINATE THE STIPULATION THAT THE TWO PHASES OF TWIN LAKES TOWNHOMES CANNOT CONNECT TO EACH OTHER. MAYOR KLINZlNG SECONDED THE MOTIN. THE MOTION CARRIED 5-0. 6.3. Reconsider Request by Phoenix Enterprises for Preliminary Plat Approval (Hillside Estates 8tt~ Addition), Public Hearinq, continued - Case No. P 00-18 COUNCILMEMBER TVEITE MOVED TO RECONSIDER THE PRELIMINARY PLAT FOR HILLSIDE ESTATES 8TM ADDITION. COUNCILMEMBER DIETZ SECONDED THE MOTION. THE MOTION CARRIED 3-2. MAYOR KLINZlNG AND COUNCILMEMBER MOTIN OPPOSED. City Council Minutes Page 5 March 12, 2001 Councilmember Kuester questioned how this motion would affect the public hearing and the changes made to the preliminary plat by the developer. Mayor Klinzing stated that if the denial resolution is not passed then the Council has the issue before them of looking af the original preliminary plat, which was previously denied. Councilmember Kuester stated that there should be an item in the motion that states Council would be willing to look at the revised preliminary plat, otherwise why would they reconsider the originally denied plat. Mayor Klinzing stated that Councilmember Tveite just made a motion to reconsider the original preliminary plat denial. Mayor Klinzing stated that the motion on the table now is the revote on the denial of the originally proposed preliminary plat. Councilmember Motin stated that he would like to hear comments from the public. COUNCILMEMBER KUESTER MOVED TO TABLE THE DENIAL OF THE RECONSIDERATION OF THE PRELIMINARY PLAT. Councilmember Dietz questioned the purpose of tabling this issue. Councilmember Kuester stated that there is no use in looking at the originally denied plat and that Council should look at the revised plat. City Attorney Peter Beck stated that the City Council adopted a resolution to deny the plat and then made a motion to reconsider the resolution. This motion is on the table and could be voted up or down. After hearing testimony on the issue, Council can decide to reverse the adoption of the denial resolution, reaffirm the adoption of that resolution, or make a motion to approve the plat on condition that certain revisions are made. COUNCILMEMBER KUESTER WITHDREW HER MOTION. Senior Planner Scott Harlicker stated that the developer Phoenix Enterprises has made some revisions to the preliminary plat that was brought before Council on January 16, 2001. Mr. Harlicker discussed the revisions that were made which included a reduction in the number of lots from 104 to 99, shifting of Dadge Street to the east, increased in the lot depths of the lots behind Menards from 150 feet to 174 feet thereby creating a larger, usable rear yard, and an increase in average lot size from 16,812 square feet to 17,532 square feet. Mayor Klinzing asked for public comments on the revisions. Mike Jenson, 19395 Dodge Street - Gave a history of issues regarding Hillside development. Mr..Jenson discussed traffic flow, park location, tree removal, and retaining walls and felt the new changes in the preliminary plat do not address these issues. City Council Minutes Page 6 March 12, 2001 Dave Crocker, 19422 Auburn Street- Gave a history of issues regarding Hillside development. Mr. Crocker didn't feel that his concerns were being heard. He stated concerns about traffic speed and visibility. Sally Pesta, 19506 Auburn Street - Stated that when she was shown a plat drawing of the development by her realtor it showed that she was on a corner lot and now the new plat shows that her property will back up to a park. She stated that she wouldn't have built in this location if she k`new it would be on a park, and now she has to worry about the liability of children on her property. Ms. Pesta stated that this would not be a flat area park, that would be safe for children as there is a steep slope in which there have been numerous accidents. Gary Weaver, 19438 Auburn Street - Stated that he would like to hear comments from the police and fire department. Mr. Weaver felt that residents living north of him were given preferential treatment in regard to police and fire issues. Tim Franke, 19407 Dodge Street- Questioned whether Dodge Street would be completed right away or if it would be phased in with the development phases. Mr. Harlick,er stated that typically the road would be phased in. Mr. Frank,e also questioned the safety of a park underneath power lines. Robin Fitzgerald, 19374 Dodge Street - Stated that if Dodge Street were to go through it should be wider to handle traffic in a safe manner. Doug Franz, 19406 Dodge Street - Felt that the current proposed plat does not meet the R 1 e zoning ordinance requirements. He stated that the 50' no-cut zone behind Menards has not been followed. Michael Mass, 19374 Baldwin Circle - Stated that the stop signs in the development are not working. He felt that Auburn and Dodge Street should have a cul-de-sac. Tina Simmons, 19505 Dodge Street - Stated that she was concerned about the safety of children. Scott Fitzgerald, 19374 Dodge Street - Stated that if Baldwin were to be a through street then it would help alleviate traffic flow on Auburn and Dodge Street. He stated that he would lik,e to see a condition added that stipulates that Dodge Street be phased in as the development is phased in. John Kuester, Park and Recreation Chairman - Gave a history regarding how the park location was determined. Mr. Kuester stated that the Park and Recreation Commission wanted a park in the area and a big concern of the Commission was that it be centrally located for the whole Hillside Development. The Commission would take either a flat area for park,land or an environmental park with trees. He stated that the Commission didn't care for this proposed park, location because of the aesthetics of the power lines located overhead but accepted it because of the central location. Mayor Klinzing closed the public hearing. The Council took a 5-minute recess. City Council Minutes Page 7 March 12, 2001 Daryl Thompson stated that the developer does have some property rights and that he worked with the city for over a year to meet or exceed ordinances. Mr. Thompson stated that the reason the lots backed up to Menard's was because the ordinance requirements were met. Mr. Thompson stated that he did add 24' of extra depth to these lots. Mr. Thompson stated that if the City did not want the proposed park, he would be willing to pay the park dedication fees. Mr. Thompson stated that he submitted a memo to Council regarding a study that indicated there is no conclusive evidence of harm being caused by power lines. Councilmember Tveite stated that he voted against the plat originally because the lots along Menards did not meet the 50' no-cut buffer. He felt that if the developer were to put a 185' depth to these lots, he could pass this preliminary plat design with that added condition. Councilmember Tveite stated that government should not impose on property owner's rights as long as the owner met the ordinance requirements. Councilmember Kuester stated that the residents currently in Hillside couldn't bring unified issues to the Council. She felt that everyone had different issues and she couldn't help them unless they could come up with a unified plan. Councilmember Kuester stated that she felt that the Council listened to the Hillside residents. Councilmember Kuester stated that the sidewalks are a good idea, however some residents wanted this and some didn't. Councilmember Motin stated that there weren't enough changes to the preliminary plat for him to change his mind. Councilmember Motin felt that developers should not be allowed to have as many phases to a project because there end up being too many changes from the original concept plan. Counciimember Motin felt that the issues of traffic, park location, and retaining walls have not been addressed. Councilmember Motin stated that the memo submitted by Mr. Thompson, which was received from Leo Offerman, Connexus Energy, looked favorable but after he did further research regarding the study mentioned in the memo he learned that the study was basically inconclusive. Councilmember Motin reviewed some of the information he found on the Internet regarding the study. Mayor Klinzing stated that she is opposed to this plat because it does not meet the original R 1 e zoning requirements. She felt the developer has an opportunity to create something better. Mayor Klinzing stated that a better park location could have been chosen. She is opposed to the narrowness of Dodge Street and the front set backs of the lots. MAYOR KLINZING MOVED TO APPROVE RESOLUTION 01- 05 A RESOLUTION DENYING PRELIMINARY PLAT REQUEST P 00-18, HILLSIDE ESTATES 8TM ADDITION, AND ESTABLISHING FINDINGS OF FACT THEREFOR. COUNCILMEMBER MOTIN SECONDED THE MOTION. THE MOTION FAILED 2-3. COUNCILMEMBERS DIETZ, KUESTER AND TVEITE OPPOSED. COUNClLMEMBER TVEITE MOVED TO APPROVE THE AMENDED PRELIMINARY PLAT (THEREBY RESCINDING RESOLUTION 01-05 DENYING THE PRELIMINARY PLAT) FOR HILLSIDE ESTATES 8TM ADDITION WITH THE FOLLOWING CONDITIONS ADDED: City Council Minutes Page 8 Marcl~ 12, 2001 1) THAT A DEVELOPERS AGREEMENT BE PREPARED OUTLINING THE TERMS AND CONDITIONS OF THE PLAT APPROVAL AND INSTALLATION OF IMPROVEMENTS TO BE RECORDED WITH THE FINAL PLAT. 2) THAT THE APPLICANT COMPLIES WITH THE WETLAND CONSERVATION ACT AND THAT: (A) A TECHNICAL PANEL REVIEW OF ANY FILLING OR MITIGATION OF WETLANDS. (B) THE DEVELOPER'S AGREEMENT FOR THE PROJECT INCLUDE LANGUAGE THAT PLACES THE RESPONSIBILITY OF THE SUCCESS OF THE WETLAND MITIGATION ON THE DEVELOPER. (C) THE DEVELOPER OBTAIN ALL THE APPLICABLE PERMITS PRIOR TO FILLING ANY WETLANDS. (D) A RESTRICTIVE COVENANT AND DRAINAGE AND UTILITY EASEMENT BE RECORDED ON THE WETLAND MITIGATION AREAS WITH THE RECORDING OF THE FINAL PLAT. (E) THAT A LETTER OF CREDIT BE PROVIDED TO THE CITY IN THE AMOUNT OF 100% OF THE COSTS OF PUBLIC IMPROVEMENTS INCLUDING THE COST OF THE MITIGATION WORK. (F) THAT THE DEVELOPER SUBMIT A WRI'rrEN MONITORING REPORT ON THE REPLACEMENT WETLANDS ONE YEAR AFTER THIS MITIGATION WORK IS COMPLETED AND THAT THIS REPORT BE APPROVED BY CITY STAFF PRIOR TO RELEASING THE LETTER OF CREDIT. 3) THAT ALL COMMENTS OF THE CITY ENGINEER BE ADDRESSED. 4) THAT STREET LIGHTS BE INSTALLED AS REQUIRED BY ELK RIVER UTILITIES. 5) THAT A SNOW STORAGE EASEMENT BE PROVIDED IN THE CUL-DE-SACS PRIOR TO RELEASING THE PLAT FOR RECORDING. 6) THAT THE 10 FOOT BITUMINOUS TRAIL BE CONSTRUCTED IN THE PARK AS PART OF THE PLAT IMPROVEMENTS AND CONSTRUCTED TO CITY STANDARDS. THAT THE PARK BE ACCEPTED TOWARDS PARK DEDICATION ( WITH A REDUCTION FOR WETLAND, STEEP SLOPES AND UTILITY CORRIDOR) AND THE REMAINING DEDICATION REQUIREMENTS BE ACCEPTED AS CASH IN LEIU OF LAND IN THE AMOUNT REQUIRED BY THE CITY AT THE TIME OF FINAL AND PAID PRIOR TO RELEASING THE PLAT FOR RECORDING. 8) THAT PARK BOUNDARY MARKERS BE INSTALLED AS REQUIRED BY CITY ORDINANCE. 9) THAT ALL THE MAIL BOXES IN THE CUL-DE-SACS BE CLUSTERED~ 10) THE CITY, A WARRANTY BOND IN THE AMOUNT OF PERIOD. THAT A SURFACE WATER MANAGEMENT FEE IN THE AMOUNT REQUIRED BY THE CITY AT THE TIME OF FINAL PLAT BE PAID PRIOR TO RELEASING THE PLAT FOR RECORDING WITH SHERBURNE COUNTY. City Council Minutes Page 9 March 12, 2001 12) THAT A SEALCOAT FEE BE PAID TO THE CITY PRIOR TO RELEASING THE PLAT FOR RECORDING WITH SHERBURNE COUNTY AS REQUIRED BY THE CITY ENGINEER. 13) THAT PRIOR TO CLEARING TREES OR GRADING, THE DRIP LINE OF PROTECTED TREES AND THE LIMIT OF GRADING SHALL BE FENCED WITH A SNOW FENCE TO PREVENT UNNECESSARY GRADING, COMPACTION, OR STORAGE OF DEBRIS OR EQUIPMENT WITHIN THE DRIPLINE. 14) THAT THE DEVELOPER OBTAINS WRITTEN APPROVAL FROM THE UTILITIES TO GRADE IN THE POWER LINE EASEMENTS. 15) THAT A RESTRICTIVE COVENANT AND DRAINAGE AND UTILITY EASEMENT BE RECORDED OVER THE 50 FOOT BUFFER AREA ADJACENT THE COMMERCIAL ZONING WITH THE RECORDING OF THE FINAL PLAT. 16) REVISED LANDSCAPE PLAN BE SUBMITTED WHICH PROVIDES A MINIMUM OF 3 TREES PER LOT OR GROUPED PER STAFF APPROVAL. 17) LOT 15 BLOCK 2 AND LOT 11, BLOCK 5 BE ELIMINATED. 18) THE RETAINING WALLS BE FENCED OR TERRACED PER BUILDING CODE REQUIREMENTS. 19) THE DEVELOPER, HOMEOWNERS ON DODGE STREET AND THE CITY MEET TO DISCUSS THE EXTENSION OF THE SIDEWALK ALONG DODGE STREET. 20) SIDEWALK BE ADDED TO THE WEST SIDE OF DODGE STREET. 21) THE FOLLOWING CONDITIONS OF THE PARK AND RECREATION COMMISSION BE INCLUDED AS CONDITIONS OF PLAT APPROVAL: (A) THAT LOT 1, BLOCK 5, BE INCORPORATED INTO THE PARK. (B) THAT A PAVED TRAIL BE CONSTRUCTED IN THE POWER LINE CORRIDOR AS FAR AS 196TM LANE THAT HAS A MAXIMUM GRADE OF 8% AND SIDE SLOPES NO GREATER THAN 3:1. (C) THAT SIDEWALKS BE INCORPORATED INTO THE PLAT TO CONNECT THE PARK AND TRAILS TO THE COMMERCIAL DISTRICT TO THE WEST. (D) THAT NO WETLANDS OR STORM PONDS BE ACCEPTED AS PART OF THE PARK DEDICATION. (E) THAT IMPROVEMENTS TO LAND DEDICATED FOR PARK, TRAIL AND PUBLIC OPEN SPACE PURPOSES INCLUDE, BUT NOT LIMITED TO, FINISH GRADING, GROUND COVER, CONSTRUCTION OF TRAILS AND CLEARLY IDENTIFYING PARK AND TRAIL BOUNDARIES WITH CITY APPROVED MARKERS. (F) THAT IN ADDITION TO THE LAND DEDICATED FOR PARK, THE DEVELOPER PAY IN CASH THE REMAINDER OF THE REQUIRED PARK DEDICATION. (G) PARK BOUNDARY MARKERS BE INSTALLED, CLEARLY STATING PARK DEVELOPMENT INFORMATION. 22) THAT 185' OF DEPTH REMAIN TO THE LOTS ALONG DODGE STREET THAT BACK UP TO MENARDS AND THE OTHER LOTS ALONG DODGE STREET BE REALIGNED TO MEET THE CITY'S ORDINANCE REQUIREMENTS. City Council Minutes Page 10 March 12, 2001 23) THAT CONSTRUCTION OF DODGE STREET BE PHASED IN FROM 176TM STREET WITH THE BUILDING OF THE LOTS. COUNCILMEMBER KUESTER SECONDED THE MOTION. THE MOTION CARRIED 3-2. MAYOR KLINZING AND COUNCILMEMBER MOTIN OPPOSED. Councilmember Motin stated that the changes were too minimal. Parking and park issues were not addressed. Councilmember Motin felt the ordinance requirements were not being followed. 7. Other Business Councilmember Kuester stated that she attended a meeting in St. Paul regarding the KNAPTA Institute at the U of M and the issues discussed concerned the best practices for adolescent health. Councilmember Kuester stated that the program is based on the Assets Model and some issues relating to cities such as selling alcohol in grocery stores were discussed. Mayor Klinzing stated that Council would take a look at the handout information. 8. Staff Updates There were no staff updates. 9. Adjournment There being no further business, Mayor Klinzing adjourned the meeting of the Elk River City Council at 9:15 p.m. Tina Allard Recording Secretary