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Council Meeting
April 13, 1981
The City Council of the City of Richfield met i:n regular session in the council
chambers of the City Hall on Monday,. April 13, 1981, at 7:00 p.m.
The meeting was called to order by Mayor Donald J. Priebe.
Present: Bunce, Collins, Mayor Priebe
Absent: Hassenstab, Ludeman
Councilmember Hassenstab was out of town on business, while Councilmember Ludeman
was out of town on vacation.
Six Camp Fire Adventure girls presented the colors and led in the Pledge of
Allegiance.
1. Minutes
Motion by Collins, seconded by Bunce that the minutes of the .regular meeting of
March 23, and the joint school board/city council meeting of March 30, 1981, be
approved as presented.
All ayes - Carried. Absent - Hassenstab, Ludeman.
2. Effect of Governor's Proposed Budget on the_ City of_Richfield
City Manager Nollenberger summarized the impact of Governor Quie's budget
proposals, as it would relate- to the City of Richfield, both in terms of level of
services and property tax increases.
3. Opportunity for Members of the Audience to Address the City Council
Mrs. Fay Alvarez, 6605 First Avenue, owner of a beauty shop in her home, stated
her desire to employ another person in her shop. The city manager and city attorney
explained the ordinance as it relates to Home Occupation. Mrs. Alvarez-said she
will make application to the Planning Commission.
4. Request for Special Use Permit and Variance to Construct Storage Buildings
at 7720 Pillsbury Avenue
City Manager Nollenberger reviewed the request of PuUlic Storage Inc.,
represented by Eric Holst,for a special use permit to allow one residential unit
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in an "I" industrial zoning district; and for variances to reduce the required
side street sideyard setback of 40 feet to 25 feet, and to reduce the required 25
feet rear yard setback to 5 feet. The applicant is proposing to build six buildings
to be used for rental storage-space that would be offered to the general public, in
addition to a manager's office and living quarters. The city manager reviewed the
stipulations recommended by the staff and planning commission, as outlined in-Council
Letter No. 113.
Eric Holst, representing Public Storage, Inc., appeared in support of his
request, and spoke on his firm's behalf. He requested that the council not impose
the stipulation relating to sprinklering.
Public Safety Director. Tom Morgan responded to questions regarding the require-
ment of sprinklers in this project. He said the city, has no control over what is
stored in these warehouses and it could be a fire hazard.
Motion by Collins, seconded by Bunce to close .the. hearing.
Ail ayes - Carried. Absent.- Hassenstab, Ludeman.
Motion by Bunce, seconded by Collins to approve the special use permit request,
subject to the following stipulations, as outlined in Council Letter No. 113:
1. That the applicant enter into and execute an off-street
parking contract.
2. That the residential use terminate if the principal use
changes or terminates.
3. That the occupancy of the residence be limited to the site
manager/guard and his/her immediate family.
4. That the building be sprinklered, consistent-with the
recommendation of the Richfield Public Safety Department.
5. That the side street sideyard setback match the setback
of the city garage north of their property along Pillsbury
Avenue, which is 30 feet.
All ayes - Carried. Absent - Hassenstab, Ludeman.
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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. 6409
RESOLUTION APPROVING LAYOUT AND CONTRACT FOR
OFF-STREET PARKING IN ACCORDANCE WITH
APPLICATION N0: 81-3, CONTRACT N0. 233
Name: Eric A. Holst
Address: 94 S. Los Robles Avenue
Suite 22
Pasadena, CA 91101
Location: 7720 Pillsbury Avenue
Use: Rental Storage Units
Poll of votes: Ayes - Bunce, Collins, Priebe. Nays - None. Absent - Hassenstab,
Ludeman. Carried. This resolution appears as Resolution No. 6409 in Resolution
Book No. 46.
5. Request for Subdivision and Variance to Create Two Lots, 7515 Wentworth Avenue
City Manager Nollenberger presented the request of Mary Jacobsen to resubdivide
her property into two lots, one 89 feet wide and one 60 feet wide. He said that the
proposal meets all subdivision requirements except the requirement of a 75 foot
minimum Iot width and that the staff had recommended granting-the variance subject
to the stipulations, as listed in Council Letter No. 112.
Dennis McGraw, representing the applicant, spoke on behalf of this request.
Motion by Bunce, seconded by Collins to close the hearing.
All ayes - Carried. Absent - Hassenstab, Ludeman.
Motion by Collins, seconded by Bunce to approve a variance to the subdivision
minimum lot width requirement to allow a 60 foot wide lot, with the following
stipulation:
If the submitted survey is incorrect; the variance requested allow
a 59.85 foot lot, in order to maintain the required five foot side-
yard setback of the existing house and garage.
A11 ayes - Carried.
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Motion by Collins, 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. 6410
RESOLUTION APPROVING OF
A RESUBDIVISION OF LOTS 15 AND 16
BLOCK 7~, NICOLLET VIEW GARDENS
(7515 Wentworth Avenue)
Po11 of votes: Ayes - Bunce, Collins, Priebe. Nays --None. Absent - Hassenstab,
Ludeman. Carried. This resolution appears as Resolution No. 647.0 in Resolution
Book No. 46. '
6. Request for Rezoning, 7001 Third Avenue to Convert Dwelling Into-Duplex
City Manager Nollenberger presented the request of Alfred E. Roske to have
his property at 7001 Third Avenue rezoned from "R" to single family residential.
The applicant has requested this rezoning to enable him to_convert his single
family dwelling to a two family duplex. The city manager indicated that the
staff and planning commission had recommended approval of this rezoning appli-
cation, subject to the stipulation that the rezoning is to allow a two family use
only.
Alfred E. Roske, the applicant, spoke on behalf of his request and indicated
that he intends to continue living in the duplex. He indicated no concern if the
property were zoned duplex in the future when that type of zoning became available.
Motion by Bunce, seconded by Collins to close the hearing.
All ayes - Carried. Absent - Hassenstab, Ludeman.
Motion by Collins, seconded by Bunce to approve the rezoning, subject to the
stipulation that the property be utilized for a two family duplex.
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All ayes - Carried. Absent - Hassenstab, Ludeman.
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Bill 1981-7, "An Amendment to Appendix C of the Ordinance Code of the City
of Richfield, Minnesota", was read~and reviewed by city attorney Clayton LeFevere,
the same being on file in the office of the city clerk. (C-99.65)
Motion by Collins, seconded by Bunce that this constitute a first reading of
Bill 1981-7; that it be published in the official newspaper and that second reading
of this ordinance amendment be scheduled for May 11., 1981.
Poll of votes: Ayes - Bunce, Collins, Priebe. Nays - None. Absent - Hassenstab,
Ludeman. Carried.
7. Request for Special Use Permit to Construct a day Care Center ,. 609 W. 74th Street
City Manager Nollenberger reviewed the request of Priscilla Williams and Jerry
Kamps, of Especially for Children, Inc., for a special°use permit to allow the
operation of a day care center at 609 W. 74th Street. He noted that the affected
neighbors had been notified of this proposed special use.
Community Development Director Dennis Kraft presented plans of the proposed
development which would entail the removal of two existing buildings on the property
and the construction of a 5,476 square foot, one level structure with 16 off-street
parking spaces, He said the building will be constructed of wood and masonite
siding with a privacy fence.
The applicants, Priscilla Williams and Jerry Kamps, spoke on their project's
behalf and showed a drawing of their day care center. They provided specific
information to the council and audience and answered questions.
Thomas Price, 7421 Lyndale, who owns a mobile home park situated on property
south of the property proposed site, said he was not against children, bud he did
not want a fenced play area five feet from his trailers. He said this would be
too large a complex and a poor tax base. He presented a petition (C-9966)
expressing opposition to the day care center.
Lori Debing, 7425 Humboldt, said she has lived in the area for 24 years and
was in favor of the center.
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William Belford, 7344 Garfield, said he works nights, sleeps days and would
be opposed to a day care center.
Woody Duvlea, 7345 Lyndale, expressed concern for additional traffic in-the
area.
Francis Belford, 7344 Garfield, said. she knows of the Especially for Children
facility on 41st and Lyndale in Minneapolis and was interested in terms of how
the square footage of that facility-would compare to-the proposed facility.
Sue Sandahl, 7601 Bryant, who has two pre-school children in day care, said
there is a need for this type of care in Richfield, especially for infants and
toddlers..
Clyde Hinschliffe, 7339 Garfield, said traffic. is so heavy on 74th--and Lyndale
he has "bumpers on his trees". He asked if the center sponsors pot luck suppers.
He was informed that the center has four dinners a year.
Myrtle Schmidt, 7025 Portland, representing the League of Women Voters, spoke
in favor of the day care. center.. She quoted a study conducted by the League in
which it was determined that nation wide, 50% of the families are single parent
families; that present day economics compel women to work; and that young families
should be encouraged to live in Richfield.
Jeri Tomsich, 7338 Garfield, expressed her objection to the traffic noise
that could be generated by this development.
Emily Day, 7340 Clinton, a teacher of toddlers at Richfield Lutheran Church,
said she was in favor of the center.
John Bork, 7345 Garfield, said he has lived in Richfield for thirteen. years,
and that 96 petitioners should be listened to.
Rev. Robert Riley, 7233 Queen, addressed Attorney LeFevere's legal briefing
regarding state law. He said having around 100 children in one place was an
unusual situation. He also said he could see future expense for the city as a
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result of heavy traffic.
Ruth Willyes, director of Especially for Children school at 4100 Lyndale
Avenue, spoke in favor of the center. She said no complaints had been received
from abutting. property owners and that parents drop and pick up children at
different times so there is no unusual traffic congestion.
Wendell Treichel, 7060 Oak Grove Boulevard, stated that the center would be
an incompatible use for a residential area.
Marian Duvlea, 7345 Lyndale, said she was employed by NOISE and-that airplanes
contributed enough noise in Richfield without adding more detrimental influences.
Soris Treichel, 7060 Oak Grove Boulevard, said a person considers his home
has castle and that she did noe want a day care center built next to~her. She felt
that "sixplexes" would bring in more tax revenue.
Richard Blevins, 7539 Washburn, reported that the decision on this special use
permit was not an unanimous one by the planning commission.
Sue BerZelius, 7529 Colfax, told of only having home day care centers to choose from
previously and that she felt it was necessary to have other alternatives in day care.
Carol Hoikkala, 7120 13th Avenue, spoke on behalf of the Metro Pro-Family
Forum. She was opposed to the center and said that existing centers are not filled
now.
Helen Watkins, a staff member of Greater Minneapolis Day Care Association,
addressed the issue of federal funding of day care centers. She said the Reagan
administration will give funds to local governments, not directly to child care.
Motion by Bunce, seconded by Collins to close the hearing.
A11 ayes - Carried. Absent - Hassenstab, Ludeman.
Mayor Priebe said we need to encourage younger people to move back into and
stay in Richfield.
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City Manager Nollenberger, speaking for Mr. Ludeman, said he had voiced
concern that the need in the market place had not been made for the day care
facility.
Motion by Collins, seconded by Bunce to postpone this item until the
April 27, 1981 council meeting.
Poll of votes: Ayes - Bunce, Collins. Nays - Priebe. Absent - Hassenstab, Ludeman.
Carried.
Council recessed at 10:20 p.m. and reconvened at 10:33 p.m.
8. Request for Appeal of Taxicab Driver License Denial
City Manager Nollenberger reviewed the background investigation conducted by
the Public Safety Department that had resulted in the denial of the taxicab
driver application of Daniel Lee Clough.
Public Safety Director Morgan advised that Mr. Clough had not appeared in
support of his appeal.
Motion by Bunce, seconded by Collins to close the hearing.
All ayes - Carried. Absent - Hassenstab, Ludeman.
Motion by Bunce, seconded by Collins to deny this application for a taxicab
drivers license.
All ayes - Carried. Absent - Hassenstab, Ludeman.
9. Designation of Civic Celebration Day and Re uq est fo_r___B_eer License for Fred
Babcock VFW Post
City Manager Nollenberger -reviewed the circumstances relative to the application
for a nonintoxicating malt liquor license by the Fred Babcock VFW Post, to permit
the distribution of free beer to members and guests of the annual VFW Post picnic,
scheduled to be held in Augsburg Park on July 26, 1981. He indicated that a change
in the ordinance could be a better way to deal with this matter than to declare
July 26th as a civic celebration.
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Robert Tripanier, 7039 Park, spoke on behalf of the VFW and its work in
community service.
Richard Blevins, 7539 Washburn, praised the VFW as an organization, but opposed
issuing them a license to serve beer in a park. He said it would be a precedent
setting action which was not in the best interests of the city. Ha recommended
denial of an ordinance change.
Terrill Anderson, 7501 Elliott Avenue, said he was a Jaycee member, and registered
support of the change in the ordinance.
Robert Riley, 7233 Queen Avenue, said he was consciously opposed to consumption
_ of beer in public parks; also since July 26th was a Sunday, he asked if the VFW
would make special parking arrangements for those attending church. _
Bill 1981-8, "An Amendment to Section 4..17, Subdivision 8, Paragraph (1) of
the Ordinance Code of the City of Richfield Relating to the Conditions Applying
to the Sale or Consumption of Beer in Public Parks", was read and reviewed by
city attorney Clayton LeFevere, the same being on file in the office of the city
clerk. {C-9967)
Motion by Collins,. seconded by Bunce that this constitute a first reading of
Bill 1981-8; that it be published in the official newspaper and that second reading
of this ordinance amendment be scheduled for May 11, 1981.
Poll of votes: Ayes - Bunce, Collins, Priebe. Nays - None. Absent - Hassenstab,
Ludeman.
Motion by Bunce, seconded by Collins to defer action on the beer License
application for the VFW until after second reading of the ordinance.
All ayes - Carried. Absent - Hassenstab, Ludeman.
Councilmember Collins gave notice that in one-half hour it would be 11:00 p.m.
and that at the expiration of the half-hour she would be calling for adjournment
of the meeting.
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10. Metro Council/Metropolitan Airports Final Report
City Manager Nollenberger reviewed the MC/MAC Committee final report on
Airport Planning Issues and their recommendations concerning land use/noise
compatibility around airports.
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. 6412
RESOLUTION CALLING FOR CHANGES IN THE AIRCRAFT-NOISE/LAND USE
COMPATIBILITY PLANNING GUIDELINES RECOMMENDED BY THE JOINT
COMMITTEE OF THE METROPOLITAN COUNCIL AND THE METROPOLITAN
AIRPORTS COMMISSION .
Poll of votes: Ayes - Bunce, Collins, Priebe. Nays - None. Absent - Hassenstab,
I;udeman. Carried. This resolution appears as Resolution No. 6412 in Resolution
Book No. 46.
Geri Christensen,-6929 10th Avenue, addressed the issue of airport noise.
11. Discussion Preferential Runwa System at Metropolitan Airport
Mayor Priebe discussed the preferential runway system at the St. Paul -
Minneapolis Metropolitan Airport and his concern that Richfield's interests were
not being served in terms of preferential runways. He requested the staff to
prepare a report discussing what options were available to eliminate the
preferential runway system including legal considerations.
12. Consent Agenda
Motion by Collins, seconded by Bunce that the following items be approved:
A. Request to Move Dwelling from 6556 Emerson Avenue to 7329 Grand Avenue - CL 124
Approve moving the .dwelling from 6556 Emerson Avenue to 7320 Grand Avenue.
B. Request to Move Dwelling from 6608 18th Avenue to 6925 12th Avenue - CL 124
Approve moving the dwelling from 6608 18th Avenue to 6925 12th Avenue.
C. Purchases in Excess of $1,000 - CL 119
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Dual Fuel Conversions for City Equipment
Authorize the purchase of two dual fuel units, including equipment, from
Auto Energy Inc., at a total cost of $1,813.30.
Trees
Skyline Honeylocust: Authorize the purchase of 50 at a unit price of $75,
for a total purchase price of $3,750 from Bachman's Inc.
Sugar Maple: Authorize the purchase of 50 from Minnesota Valley Wholesale,
Inc. at a unit price of $89 each, for a total purchase price of $4,450.
American Linden: Authorize the purchase of 50 at a unit price of $75 each,
for a total purchase price of $3,750 from Bachman's Inc.
Cart Path Limestone
Authorize the purchase of 700 tons of 1/4" rock from Bryan Rock for a total
purchase price of $4,025.
Cold Mix
Authorize the purchase of 100 tons cold mix patch from McNamara Vivant at
a total delivered price of $2,800.
Carpet Shampooer
Authorize the purchase of a Multi-Clean nine gallon Shampoo N Vac carpet
cleaning extractor with vacuum and solution hoses and a Multi-Clean Extractor
16 Power Drive Brush Power Wand from Needels Janitor Supply, at a total purchase
price of $1,428.
D. Resolution Authorizing Quist Claim Deed for Area of Vacated Street
(65th and Emerson)- CL 106
RESOLUTION N0. 6411
RESOLUTION AUTHORIZING EXECUTION
OF QUIT CLAIM DEEDS TO AREA OF
VACATED STREET (65TH AND EMERSON)
E. Release of Bond for Off-Street Parking Contract, Lund's 6628- Penn Avenue - CL 120
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RESOLUTION NO. 6408
RESOLUTION RELATING TO RELEASE OF BOND
ON OFF-STREET PARKIlJG
Lands, Inc. (Rhoda S. Lund)
1450 West Lake Street
Location; 6228 Penn Avenue
Use: Super Market
F. Approval of Contract with International Association of Firefi liters Local
1215 -1981/82 - CL 127
RESOLUTION N0. 6413
RESOLUTION APPROVING LABOR AGREEMENT BETWEEN
THE CITY OF RICHFIELD AND THE
INTERNATIONAL ASSOCIATION OF FIREFIGHTERS LOCAL 1215
BARGAINING UNIT FOR THE YEARS 1981 & 1982
RESOLUTION N0. 6414
RESOLUTION AUTHORIZING TRANSFER OF APPROPRLATIONS
FROM THE 1981 CONTINGENCY ACCOUNT
TO VARIOUS DEPARTMENTS
G. Payments and Estimates
Estimate No. 2, CP 720. Telephone System, 97% complete, Telamerica, Inc. -
$417.15
Estimate No. 6, 79% complete, CP 749 Adams Hill building construction,
Barr Nelson, Inc. - $16,578.00
H. Licenses
Superamerica, 2813 W. 66th Street
Richfield Home Service, May 4, 1981
I. Claims and Pa rolls
RICHFIELD BANK & TRUST
Checks 1823/51689 General $ 948,397.02
Checks 69646/69976 1'ayrol:l 182,266,33
Checks 69319/69329 Payroll 5,918,95
SUMMIT STATE BANK
Off-Sale Beer
Mechanical Music Box
Checks 63219/69342. $2,149,191,12
13. Authorization for Hennepin County to Acquire Property for the Realignment
of Lake Shore Drive
City Manager Nollenberger reviewed the plans being pursued with Hennepin County
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for the realignment of Lake Shore Drive and 66th"5~tr~e~t. He recommended that the
council adopt a resolution authorizing acquisition of additional affected property
which is surrounded by Wood Lake Nature Center on three sides.
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. 6415
AUTHORIZING HENNEPIN COUNTY TO ACQUIRE PROPERTY
UNDER TERMS OF COOPERATIVE CONSTRUCTION
AGREEMENT-SUPPLEMENT N0. 1
TO AGREEMENT N0. PW 13-19-76
HENNEPIN COUNTY PROJECT N0. 7625
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Poll of votes: Ayes - Bunce, Collins, Priebe. Nays - None. Absent - Hassenstab,
Ludeman. Carried. This resolution appears as Resolution No. 6415 in Resolution
Book No. 46.
14. Authorization for Easements for Milner Pond Dredging
City Manager Nollenberger advised the city council that residents around the
south end of Milner pond have asked the city to dredge in that area and that the
city does not have an easement which would authorize them to enter the property.
He recommended that the city council grant authorization to obtain these easements.
Motion by Bunce, seconded by Collins to authorize the city attorney's office
to draft easements and authorize the execution of said easements as required.
A11 ayes - Carried. Absent - Hassenstab, Ludeman.
15. Recommendation to the Commissioner of Highways for the State of Minnesota
That the Contract for CP 7052 (Lyndale Avenue from 64th Street to Lake Shore Drive)
be Awarded
The city manager reviewed bids received for reconstruction of Lyndale Avenue
from 64th Street to Lake Shore Drive. He indicated that, because the project is
primarily financed with Federal Aid Urban (FAU) funds, the Minnesota Commissioner
of Highways would be awarding the contract.
Motion by Bunce, seconded by Collins to defer awarding this contract to the
April 20 city council meeting.
A11 ayes - Carried.
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The city manager recommended that the crosswalks in the Lyndale Avenue and
66th Street construction pro3ects be changed-from bomanite to colored concrete
due to maintenance problems with the bomanite.
Motion by Collins, seconded by Bunce to authorize a change order to CP 7052
and CP 7053 to remove bomanite from the crosswalks and substitute colored concrete.
All ayes - Carried. Absent - Hassenstab, Ludeman.
The city manager reviewed options for the design of sidewalks on Lyndale
Avenue and 66th Street.
Motion by Collins, seconded by Bunce to retain the existing design of eight
foot sidewalks.
All ayes - Carried. Absent - Hassenstab, Ludeman.
16. Resolution Regardin Special Assessment Deferment Policy
City Manager Nollenberger reviewed the proposed. special deferment policy
that had been developed in response to the council's request.
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. 6316
RESOLUTION ESTABLISHING PROCEDURES
FOR DEFERMENT OF SPECIAL ASSESSMENTS
AGAINST OWNER-OCCUPIED HOMESTEAD PROPERTIES
OF PERSONS OVER SIXTY-FIVE YEARS OF AGE
Poll of votes: Ayes - Bunce, Collins, Priebe. Nays - None. Absent - Hassenstab,
Ludeman. Carried. This resolution appears as Resolution No. 6316 in Resolution
Book No. 46.
17. Resolution Relating to Council Agenda Format
City Manager Nollenberger presented a resolution relating to council agenda
format for city council consideration. This resolution combines the policies set
forth by the city charter, the city ordinance code and the April 28, 1980 resolution
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relating to council agenda format and adds a time near the beginning of the
agenda for approval of the agenda.
Motion by Collins, 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. 5417
RESOLUTION REGARDING COUNCIL AGENDA FORMAT
Poll of votes: Ayes -.Bunce, Collins, Priebe. Nays - None. Absent - Hassenstab,
Ludeman. Carried. This resolution appears as Resolution No. 6417 in Resolution
Book No. 46.
18. Proposed Legislative Policies
City Manager Nollenberger presented two legislative position statements for
city council discussion and consideration; Position Number 19, Proposed Gasoline
Tax Increase, and Position Number 20, Establishment of a Single Class of Beer.
Motion by Collins, seconded by Bunce to adopt Position Number 19 and
Position No. 20.
All ayes - Carried. Absent - Hassenstab, Ludeman,
19. Review of Edina Comprehensive Plan
City Manager Nollenberger presented a draft of the City of Edina's comprehensive
plan for council review.
Motion by Bunce, seconded by Collins to notify the City of Edina and the
Metropolitan Council that the Edina Comprehensive Plan is consistent with. Richfield's
goals and policies with the exceptions and comments as outlined in Council Letter
No. 116.
All ayes - Carried. Absent - Hassenstab, Ludeman.
20. Continuation of Meeting
Motion by Collins, seconded by Bunce to continue the meeting to April 20,
1981 at 7:25 p.m. for the purpose of recommending the award of bid on Lyndale
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Avenue improvements to the Minnesota Department of Transportation.
April 13, 1981
All ayes - Carried. Absent - Hassenstab, Ludernan. Time:~ 11:50 p.m.
Date Approved: April 27, 1981
Donald J. eb Mayo
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