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12-08-1980CITY OF RICHFIELD JOINT CITY COUNCIL/HOUSING & REDEVELOPMENT AUTHORITY MEETING December 8, 1980 .The Richfield City Council and the .Housing & Redevelopment Authority met in joint session in the council chambers of the city hall on December 8, 1980 at 7:00 p.m. Rev. David Wilder of Bethany Covenant Church gave the invocation. Councilmember Bunce led in the Pledge of Allegiance.. Council Present: Bunce, Collins, Ludeman, Luettinger, Priebe HRA Present: Freeman, Helmberger, Harms, Ludeman, Luettinger 1. Minutes Motion by Ludeman, seconded by Luettinger to amend the minutes of November 24, on Page 3, Para. 3 to state, "Motion by Ludeman, seconded by Luettinger--". A11 ayes - Carried. Motion by Luettinger, seconded by Collins to approve the November 17 minutes and the November 24, 1980 minutes,~as amended. All ayes - Carried. The joint meeting of the city council and the Housing Sc Redevelopment Authority was called to order at 7:10 p.m. by Mayor Donald Priebe. 2. Authorization for Sale of City Owned Property to Lake Shore Drive Cooperative Project, Disposition of Property, Rezoning, Street and Alley Vacations and Transitory Ordinance Second Reading City Manager Karl Nollenberger opened the hearing and reviewed the background of plans of the Knutson Companies and the Richfield Methodist-Church for construction of a 167 unit cooperative apartment building on Lake Shore Drive. Community Development Director Dennis. Kraft presented maps of the proposed development which will be located on the site south of 66th Street in the vicinity of Graham Avenue. He said that parcels located within this development presently Joint City Council/HRA Meeting -Z- December 8, 1980 owned by the-city will be conveyed to the HRA and the HRA will eventually se1_1 the site to the developer. Mr. Kraft indicated that after.-this hearing and through the adoption of the appropriate re_s.olution, the HRA will establish its. intent to sell the property to the Lake Shore Drive Cooperative. Lawrence Wozniczka, 6744 Wentworth, asked for the total cost of .the acquisition and other questions regarding the tax increment financing. He said he wished to go on record as being opposed to this -sale before a cash flow analysis for tax increment financing was formulated. Mr. Nollenberger responded to Mr. Wozniczka. The City Manager advised that after the November 24, city council meeting, adjacent property owners on Lake Shore Drive had requested that the council stipulate that an "L shaped" alley be provided. for access to Lake Shore Drive, prior to giving final approval to the transitory ordinance which would authorize vacation of the alley. He indicated that the city attorney had advised that vacation of the alley and street at this time would be inappropriate., therefore, it was the recommendation of the staff to vacate the alley sometime next spring so that existing access to the properties served on Graham Avenue would not be eliminated. The redevelopment-plan indicates that three homes on Graham Avenue will be removed, at which time it may be desirable to vacate a portion of Graham Avenue. Motion by Bunce, seconded by Collins to close the council portion of the public hearing. All ayes - Carried. Motion by Luettinger, seconded by Ludeman to close the HRA portion of the public hearing. All ayes - Carried. Joint City Council/HRA Meeting -3- necember 8, 1980 Motion by Collins, seconded by Bunce to defer second reading consideration of Ordinance No. 1980-27, Transitory Ordinance No. 16.70, providing for the vacation of a portion of. Graham Avenue; and Ordinance No. 1980-28, Transitory Ordinance No. 16.71, providing for the vacation of a portion of the alley in Fairwood Shores, to February 23, 1981. All ayes - Carried. Bi11 1980-29, Transitory Ordinance No. 16.72, "A Transitory Ordinance Providing for the Disposition of Certain Real- Property of the City", was read and reviewed by Assistant City Attorney John Dean, the same being on file in the office of the city clerk. (C-9932) Motion by Collins, seconded by Bunce that this constitute a second reading LJ of Bill 1980-29; that it be published in the official newspaper and that it be made a part of these minutes. Po11 of votes: Ayes - Bunce, Collins, Ludeman, Luettinger, Priebe. Carried. Bill 1980-30, "An Amendment to Appendix C of the Ordinance Code of the City of Richfield, Minnesota", defining the .boundaries of various zoning districts of the city, was read and reviewed by Assistant City Attorney John Dean, the same being on file in the office of-the city clerk. (C-9930) Motion by Collins, seconded by Bunce that this constitute a second reading of Bill 1980-30; that it be published in the official newspaper and that it be made a part of these minutes. Po11 of votes: Ayes - Bunce, Collins, Ludeman, Luettinger, Priebe. Nays - None. Carried. Tony Vavoulis,of the Knutson Companies, responded to questions of Councilman Luettinger regarding alternative access to the development. Motion by Freeman, seconded by Helmberger that the following resolution be Joint City Council/HRA Meeting -4- - December 8,..1980 adopted; that it be spread in the resolution book and that it be made a part of these minutes: - _ ~- HRA RESOLUTION N0. 152 A RESOLUTION RELATING TO THE SALE - OF REAL PROPERTY FOR REDEVELOPMENT PURPOSES.. Poll of votes: Ayes - Freeman, Helmberger, Ludeman, Luettinger, Harms. Nays - None. Carried. This resolution appears as Resolution No. 152 in Resolution Book No. 2. ~ - 3. HRA Claims and Payrolls Motion by Ludeman, seconded by Luettinger that~the following claims and payrolls be approved: SUMMIT STATE BANK Checks 3564/5558 $207,777.83 A11 ayes - Carried.. 4. Adjournment. Motion by Ludeman, seconded by Luettinger that the HRA adjourn. A11 ayes - Carried. Time: 8:00 p.m. Date Approved: Thomas E. Harms Chairman 1 V. L. Luettinger Secretary Council Meeting Minutes -5- December 8, 1980 The regular meeting of the Richfield City Council reconvened at 8:08 p.m. 5. Opportunity for Members of the Audience to Address the City Council Adrian Blood, 6816 Washburn Avenue, asked if a traffic control sign could eliminated on 69th Street at Vincent Avenue, as a hill presents a hazard with cars unable to stop on icy streets. Mayor Priebe directed tie city manager to. investigate this. Howard Fife, 6812 Upton Avenue, also spoke about traffic on 69th Street at Upton. 6. Public Hearing Regarding Proposed Sidewalk Construction Project City Manager Nollenberger introduced the public hearing regarding the 1981 sidewalk. construction project. He stated that the project is in accordance with sidewalk policy established at the-October 27, 1980 city council meeting and that notices of this hearing have been sent to the affected property owners. City engineer Michael Eastling provided further information on the proposed 76th Street sidewalk with charts ~He reviewed the following sidewalk assessment policy, as outlined in Council Letter No. 434: 1. All costs of the project will be spread evenly over the total length of sidewalk to produce a cost per lineal foot. 2. Single family and 2 family residential property shall be assessed 20 percent of the cost of the abutting sidewalk, however, the maximum assessment for residential will be based upon the shortest of the two primary dimensions of the property. 3. All other properties will be assessed for 50 percent of the cost of the sidewalk abutting the property. A large group of interested citizens were in the audience and expressed their opinions regarding the proposed sidewalk installation and assessment. . George Tellgren, 6937 Upton, asked for a definition of the "use" of sidewalks. - Mr. Eastling replied that it was the decision of the council that 80 percent of the benefit was to the community at large, and 20 percent benefit to abutting property owners. Mr. Tellgren said he felt the policy was inconsistent with the Council Meeting Minutes -6- December 8, 1980 alley policy of .100 percent-assessment. Tom Sachs, 7545 17th Avenue, asked why sidewalks were not- inst.alled._se~ren-been years ago when streets were installed. Mary Tait, 1017 W. 76th Street, asked if three large trees near her would be eliminated. Sue Sandahl, 7601 Bryant, spoke in favor_of sidewalks. The following residents expressed their opposition to sidewalks installation: Tom Beadle, 7600 Stevens Robert and Shirley Kunee, 1001 W. 76th Street Patrick Walsh, 7601 Clinton Ray Scott, 7544 13th Avenue Duane Kmetz, 7134 3rd Avenue Wayne Hershey, 7600 Vincent Sandra Macht, 7008 Oakland Motion by Bunce, seconded by Luettinger to close the hearing. All ayes - Carried. Motion by Bunce, seconded by Collins that the following resolution be adopted approving construction of sidewalks on the north side of 76th Street from Portland Avenue to Cedar Avenue; that it be spread in the resolution book and that it be made a part of these .minutes: RESOLUTION N0. 6346 RESOLUTION ORDERING CITY PROJECT 727 - SIDEWALK CONSTRUCTION Poll of votes: Ayes - Bunce, Collins, Ludeman, Luettinger, Priebe. Nays - None. Carried. This resolution appears as Resolution No. 6347 in Resolution Book No. 45. 7. Transitory Ordinance Regarding Sale of Crosstown Lots. Second Reading. City Manager Nollenberger presented a transitory ordinance providing for sale of lots at 620.9 12th Avenue, 6204 Morgan Avenue and-6204 Vincent Avenue to the adjoining property owners for city council second reading consideration. Motion by Ludeman, seconded by Luettinger to close the hearing. r All ayes - Carried. Council Meeting Minutes -7- December 8, 1980 Bill 1980-25, Transitory Ordinance No. tea.%u, "An ordinance Providing for :the Sale of Certain City Owned Lots Along the Crosstown Highway", was read and reviewed by Assistant City Attorney John Dean, the same being on fi.1e in the office of the city clerk. (C-9926) Motion by~Ludeman, seconded by Luettinger that this constitute a second reading of Bill 1980-25; that it be -published in the official newspaper and that it be made a part of these minutes. Poll of votes: Ayes - Bunce, Collins, Ludeman, Luettinger; Priebe. Nays - None. Carried. 8. Amendment to Developer's Agreement and Transitory Ordinance, Lyndale Hardwa_r_e. Second Reading. City Manager Nollenberger presented a transitory ordinance for city council second reading consideration relating to easements between the city and~S & M Company. He indicated that legal descriptions within the ordinance had been corrected in order to properly align with the project plans of the S & M Company and the Registrar of Titles at Hennepin County. Motion by Bunce, seconded by Collins to close the hearing. A11 ayes - Carried. Motion by Bunce, seconded by Ludeman to amend the ordinance as recommended. All ayes - Carried. Bi11 1980-31, Transitory Ordinance No. 16.73, "A Transitory Ordinance Providing for the Dispostion of Certain Real Property of the City", was read and reviewed by Assistant City Attorney John Dean, the same being on file in the office of the city clerk. (C-9933) ri u Motion by Ludeman, seconded by Collins that this constitute a second reading of Bill 1980-31, as amended; that it be published in the official newspaper and that it be made a part of these minutes. Po11 of votes: Ayes - Bunce,•Collins, Ludeman, Luettinger, Priebe. Nays - None. Council Meeting Minutes -8- December 8, 1980 Carried. Additionally, the legal descriptions and dates have been revised on exhibits attached to the developer's agreement and the city manager recommended approval of a resolution which would authorize these amendments. Motion by. Luettinger, seconded by Ludeman that the following ,resolution be adopted; that it be spread in the resolution book and that it be made a part of these minutes: RESOLUTION N0. 6348 A RESOLUTION RELATING TO AN AGREEMENT FOR PRIVATE DEVELOPMENT BETWEEN THE CITY OF _ RICHFIELD AND THE S & M COMPANY: AUTHORIZING CERTAIN AMENDMENTS THERETO Poll of votes: Ayes - Bunce, Collins, Ludeman, Luettinger, Priebe. Nays - None. Carried. This resolution appears as Resolution No. 6348 in Resolution Book No. 45. 9. Ordinance Amendment Relating to Animal Control. Second Reading. City Manager Nollenberger presented an ordinance amendment relating to restraint of dogs, penalty for dog excrement left as a public nuisance and control of vicious dogs, for city council second reading consideration. Motion by Luettinger, seconded by Collins to close the hearing. All ayes - Carried. Bill 1980-26, "An Amendment to Section 5.27, Subdivisions 9 and 16, and to Appendix D, Section (12)i of the Ordinance Code of the City of Richfield", was read and reviewed by Assistant City Attorney John Dean, the same being on file in the office~of the city clerk. (C-9927) Motion by Luettinger, seconded by Bunce that this constitute a second reading of Bi11 1980-26; that it be published in the official newspaper and that it be made a part of these minutes. Poll of votes: Ayes - Bunce, Collins, Ludeman, Luettinger., Priebe. -Nays - None. t Carried. Council Meeting Minutes -9- December 8, 1980 10. Ordinance Amendment Relating to Animal Control. First Reading. City Manager Nollenberger presented an ordinance amendment relating to the licensing and leashing of domestic animals, principally cats, for city council first reading consideration. He said this ordinance had been further amended to ,cover cats at the request of the city council. John F. Daffer, 6449 Girard, presented a petition containing 110 ;signatures, (C-9938) expressing opposition to the proposed ordinance, as "cats can't be controlled because they're a free spirit". Also speaking against the leashing of cats were R. Blankenshist, 7105 1st Avenue, Mildred Corniea, 6444 Stevens, and Shirley Gaffer, 6449 Girard. The council responded to remarks by citizens. The suggestion was made that it would be easier to enforce an ordinance that would require cats to wear a collar with a bell. Motion by Luettinger, seconded by Bunce to deny first reading of this ordinance and direct the city attorney to draft another ordinance requiring cats to be collared with a bell and proper identification. All ayes - Carried. 11. Resolutions Relating to A11ey Improvement Project City Manager Nollenberger reviewed the provisions of the resolutions governing the alley improvement policy which had been drafted after reviewing directions from the public hearing of November 24, 1980, as outlined in Council Letter No. 428. It was suggested that Item 2 of the resolution be reworded to state the following: "2. An Alley paving project may be initiated on an alley by a petition signed by the property owners of over 50 percent of the abutting property." The following individuals appeared and expressed their opposition to an alley paving project• Council Meeting Minutes -10- - - December 8, .1980 Howard Feif, 6812 Upton- - Mrs ..Dennis 0' Brien, .7124 1st Avenue _,~, _ ~ _ Roy Bhankenshist, 7105 .1st Avenue _ Ron Gonyea, 6909 -Queen Lou Mathews, 6808 Washburn Marlys Gustafson, 6813 Vincent Ed McCabe, 6968 Thomas - " Adrian Blood, 6816 Washburn - A petition was presented by residents of the Augsburg Cluster expressing opposition to Plan I, II and III. (C-99`39) Mrs. Nordstrom, 7141 Nicollet, spoke in favor of the alley project. Jeffy Ziegler, :6721 Sheridan, a resident of the Jefferson Cluster, said he wants the option to be able to petition for participation in an alley project. George Tellgren, 6937 Upton, said he felt a need for alley improvements, but. -expressed a concern-for the timliness of the project when funding is expensive. Motion by Bunce, seconded by Collins to approve the revision of Item 2 in the alley policy. All .ayes - Carried. .~ Motion by Bunce, seconded by Collins that the following.resolution be adopted; that it be spread in the resolution book and that it be made a part of these minutes: _ RESOLUTION N0. 6345 RESOLUTION ESTABLISHING AN ALLEY POLICY Po11 of votes: -Ayes - Bunce, Collins, Ludeman, Luettinger, Priebe.. Nays - None.. Carried.. This. resolution appears as Resolution No. 6345 in Resolution-Book No. 45. j Motion by Luettinger, seconded by Ludeman to adopt the resolution .ordering City Project 734 Alley Improvements in the Jefferson Park and Augsburg Park clusters. Poll of votes: Ayes - Ludeman, Luettinger. Nays - Bunce,. Collins, Priebe. Motion failed. Council Meeting Minutes -11- December 8, 1980 12. Selection of Auditing Firm for 1980 City Financial Report City Manager Nollenberger advised the.city council that three auditing firms had been selected for interviews by the auditing committee comprised of Mayor Pro Tempore Collins, Councilmembers Bunce and Ludeman, and that the committee would present their recommendation to the council at this meeting. Councilmember Collins reported the findings of the committee and recommended that the firm of Cummings Keegan and Company, of Richfield, be selected to conduct the 1980 audit. Motion by Bunce, seconded by Ludeman to tentatively approve the selection of Cummings Keegan & Company to conduct the 1980 audit and request the staff to have the appropriate contract drawn up for council action. , All ayes - Carried. 13. Resolution Authorizing Issuance and Sale of a $275,000 Commercial Development Revenue Note for Canteen Company of Minnesota City Manager Nollenberger presented a resolution for city council approval authorizing the issuance and sale of the Commercial Development Revenue Note for the Canteen Company. This action was authorized by the city council on Septem- ber 22, 1980 when they approved the concept of issuing a Commercial Development Revenue Note far the expansion of the Canteen Company's facility at .6300 Penn Avenue. Motion by Ludeman, seconded by Bunce that the following resolution be adopted; that it be spread in the resolution book and that it be made a part of these minutes: ' RESOLUTION N0. 6344 RESOLUTION AUTHORIZING THE ISSUANCE AND SALE OF $275,000 COMMERC LPL DEVELOPMENT REVENUE NOTE (CANTEEN COMPANY OF MINNESOTA PROJECT) SERIES 1980, PURSUANT TO MINNESOTA STATUTES, CHAPTER 474 Poll of votes: Ayes - Bunce, Collins, Ludeman, Luettinger, Priebe. Nays - Norie. Carried. This resolution appears as Resolution No. 6344 in Resolution Book No. 45. Council Meeting Minutes -12- December 8, 1980 I4. Ordinance Relating to Franchise awar3 for Cable Television City Manager Nollenberger reviewed a Resolution of Findings of Facts, Conclusions and Recommendations of the Southwest Suburban Cable Commission, recently passed by the SWSCC. He said it was the recommendation from the SWSCC that each of the five cities involved in the franchising process should award a cable communication systems franchise to Minnesota Cable by adopting the ~frarichise ordinance submitted. The city manager presented the full ordinance granting a franchise to Minnesota Cable Systems-SW for council review. Tom Creighton, from the city attorney's office, explained changes in the cable ordinance, and responded to council questions. Mayor .Priebe invited interested persons to speak regarding the franchise. Gary Gagnrude, representing Teleprompter, asked the council to table the ordinance. James Erickson, representative of Northern Cablevision, spoke on .behalf of his company. Bi11 Craig, representing Minnesota Cablevision, spoke on his company's behalf. Bi11 1980-33, "An Ordinance, Including Addendum with Exhibits, Granting a Franchise to Minnesota Cablesystems-Southwest, A Minnesota Limited Partnership, to Operate and Maintain a Cable Communication System in the City; Setting Forth Conditions Accompanying the Grant of Franchise; Providing for Regulation, and Use or the System; and rrescrioing P`nal'c:._a for the Violation of its Provisions", was read and reviewed by Assistant City Attorney Tom Creighton, the same being on file in the office of the city clerk. (C-9940) Motion by Collins, seconded by Priebe that this constitute a first reading of Bi11 1980-33; that it be published in the official newspaper and that second 1 Council Meeting Minutes -13- December 8, 1980 reading of this ordinance be scheduled for December 22, 1980. Poll of votes: Ayes - Bunce, Collins, Ludeman, Luettinger, Priebe. Nays - None. Carried. l~. Ordinance Amendment Relating to Vehicular Parking. First Readin . City Manager Nollenberger presented an ordinance amendment relating to the regulation of vehicular parking of motor vehicles in the front yard of any lot except at specified locations for city council first reading consideration. Bill 1980-34, "An Ordinance Amending Chapter IX, Section 9.03 of the Ordinance Code of the City of Richfield, Minnesota", was read and reviewed by Assistant City Attorney John Dean, the same being on file in the office of the city clerk. (C-9941) Motion by Ludeman, seconded by Luettinger that this constitute a first reading of Bill 1980-34; that it be published in the official newspaper and that second reading of this ordinance amendment be scheduled for January 12, 1981. Poll of votes: Ayes - Bunce, Collins, Ludeman, Luettinger, Priebe. Nays - None. Carried. 16. Resolution Authorizing Purchase of Property for 66th Street Improvement Project City Manager Nollenberger reviewed the agreement with Hennepin County related to right-of-way acquisition and project sharing costs for improvements to 66th Street between Lyndale Avenue and I-35W, which the city council approved on May 27, 1980. He recommended that the council approve a resolution authorizing the county to proceed with the purchase of the Mob i1 Oil Station and property at 920 West 66th Street. Motion by Bunce, seconded by Luettinger that the following resolution be adopted; that it be spread in the resolution book and that it be made a part of these minutes: Council Meeting Minutes -14- RESOLTJTION N0. 6347 AUTHORIZING HENNEPIN COUNTY TO ACQUIRE PROPERTY UNDER TERMS OF COOPERATIVE CONSTRUCTION AGREEMENT-SUPPLEMENT N0. 1 TO AGREEMENT NO. PW 13-19-7Fi HENNEPIN COUNTY PROJECT N0. 7625 December 8, 1980: Po11 of votes: Ayes - Bunce, Collins, Ludeman, Luettinger, Priebe. Nays --None. Carried. This resolution appears as Resolution~No. 6347 in Resolution Book No. 45~. 17. Resolution Regarding Booking Fee, Hennepin County Adult Detention Center The council agreed that this item should be deferred until December 15, 1980. 18. Report on Request to Waive Design Standards for Dairy Queen City Manager Nollenberger presented the request of David Doll, owner of Dairy Queen, to request a waiver to the L/H/N Urban Design Elements to make improvements to his property. Mr. Do11 wishes to upgrade his restaurant by adding a new red aluminum shingle mansard-style roof and a new sign. Mr. Doll appeared before the council on behalf of his proposal. Community Development Director Kraft spoke regarding the. urban design elements of the L/H/N and the objective of the project to promote a positive image in .the area and recommended that the redesign be altered to conform to these objectives. Motion by Ludeman, seconded by Bunce to require this remodeling to. conform to the Urban Design Elements of the L/H/N. , A11 ayes - Carried. 19. Transportation Element of the Comprehensive Plan City Manager Nollenberger presented a draft of the transportation element of the comprehensive plan for city council review. Motion by Luettinger, seconded by Collins to request an alteration designating 76th Street west of Lyndale Avenue as a minor arterial, rather than a collector street. All ayes - Carried. Council Meeting Minutes -15- December 8, -1980 20. Community Facilities Element of the Comprehensive Plan ` City Manager Nollenberger presented a draft of the community"facilities element of the comprehensive plan for council review. The council indicated consensus with its acceptability. 2I. Airport Issues Element of the Comprehensive Plan Motion by Ludeman, seconded by Luettinger to defer consideration of this item to the December 15, 1980 meeting. All ayes - Carried. 22. Utilities Element of the Comprehensive Plan City Manager Nollenberger presented a draft of the utilities element of the comprehensive plan for city council review. The council indicated its acceptability by consensus. 23. Community Development Preliminary Application Year VII City Manager Nollenberger presented the preliminary application for Year VII Community Development Block Grant Application for city council review. Motion by Luettinger, seconded by Collins to approve these preliminary application materials. All ayes - Carried. 24. Consent Agenda Motion by Bunce, seconded by Collins that the following consent items be approved: A. Purchases in Excess of $1,000 Weather Instruments Authorize the purchase of. three permanent recording. snow/rain gauges to be placed at the city garage, golf course and Wood Lake Nature Center - basic unit cost is $749, heater - $200, for a total package price of $949, and a total amount of $2,847, from Weatherama Weather Instruments. Council Meeting Minutes -16- December 8,.1980 Ca?~~'_? Basins Authorize the purchase of 25 catch basins at $107 each from Neenah Foundry, for a total amount of $2,.675. - - Rock Salt Authorize the purchase through. Hennepin County for rock-salt from Cargill Salt for a total cost of $28,600. - - B. Award of Contract for Renovation of Lift Stations ~kl and ~~3 ' Award a contract to Hayes Contractors, Inc. in the amount of $74,971. for. renovation of Lift Station ~~l and ~~3. C. Payments and Estimates 1. Seaferts Nursery, Inc. CP 719,. Christian Park Landscaping, 100% complete - $5,177.80 2. Barr-Nelson, Inc. CP 749 building construction, 25% complete, Est unate ~~2, $23,490.14 Adams Hill Park 3. Sebesta Construction; CP-749, Adams Hill. site construction, 91% complete - $42,465.53 4. Prior Lake Blak Top, CP 751, Sheridan Park sidewalk, 100% complete - $3,002 5. Bituminous Roadways, CP 705, paving at Coach Homes, 100% complete - $7,228.96 6. Carl Bolander & Sons, CP 705, demolition and site clearance pie-shop, 100% complete - final estimate - $5,500.00 7. Barr-Nelson, CP 749, 40% complete, building construction Adams Hill Park, Estimate ~~3 - $22,437.00 D. Claims and Payrolls RICHFIELD' BANK & TRUST Checks 66317/66604 Payroll $ 167,268.58 Checks 1627/49747 General 465,473.45 SUNINIIT STATE BANK Checks 63680/63703 $1;408,124.23 1 All ayes - Carried. Council Meeting Minutes -17- December 8,_1980 25. Adjournment Motion by Zudeman, seconded by Collins that the meeting acijourn_. .All ayes - Carried. Time: 1:50 a.m. December 9, 1980. t Date. Approved: December 22, 1980 onald J. 1'rie Mayor ~~~~ ~h~pn.~CJV, Sy a K. Bergh Acting Ci Clerk Karl Nollenberg r -City Manager 1