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06-13-1983CITY OF RICHFIELD REGULAR CITY COUNCIL MEETING June 13, 1983 The city council of the City bf Richfield met in regular session in the council chambers of the city hall on Monday, June 13, 1983 at 7:40 p.m. Mayor Hamilton called the meeting to order. Present: Bunce, Hassenstab, Kirsch, Priebe, Hamilton Absent: Ludeman The Pledge of Allegiance was Ied by Mayor ~iamilton. A representative from the Richfield Community Youth Ministry gave the invocation. 1. Approval of Minutes Motion by Bunce, seconded by Priebe to approve the minutes of the following council meetings: May 9, Special Study Session May 16, Joint Meeting with Human Rights Gommission Joint Meeting with HRA May 23, Special Study Session Regular Council Meeting June 1, Special Study Session Board of Review Special Council Meeting All ayes - Carried. Absent - Ludeman. Council Member Hassenstab requested that his absence at meetings of May 23, be amended to state that he was at the legislature. 2. Public Hearing Re Assessments for 1982 Alley Paving Program City Manager Nollenberger opened the special assessment hearing for 1982 Alley Paving, City Project 775. He reviewed the five methods of payment of this special assessment, as explained in Council Letter No. 217. Motion by Bunce, seconded by Hassenstab to close the hearing. Council Meeting Minutes -2- June 13, 1983 All ayes - Carried. Absent - Ludeman. Motion by Bunce, seconded by Hassenstab 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. 6769 RESOLUTION ADOPTING ASSESSMENT ON CITY PROJECT 775, 1982 ALLEY PAVING Poll of votes: Ayes - Bunce, Hassenstab, Kirsch, Priebe, Hamilton. Nays - None. Absent - Ludeman. Carried. This resolution appears as Resolution No. 6769 in Resolution Book No. 49. 3. Public Hearing Re 1982 Sidewalk Improvement Assessments City Manager Nollenberger opened the special assessment hearing for the 1982 Sidewalk Improvements, City Project 772. He explained the five methods of payment of this assessment, as outlined in Council Letter No. 218. City Engineer Michael Eastling spoke on behalf of three property owners along Lyndale Avenue - Dr. Roy Peterson, 6338 Lyndale, Food N Fuel, 6300 Lyndale and Northwest Unit Investment Apartments, 6301-6321 Lyndale. He said he had spoken to these people earlier and it had been agreed to exchange easements of five feet for the assessment for sidewalks and asked that these three properties be exempted from the project assessment. Motion by Bunce, seconded by Hassenstab to delete these three properties from the assessments of City Project 772. All ayes - Carried. Absent - Ludeman. Motion by Hassenstab, seconded by Priebe to close the hearing. All ayes - Carried. Absent - Ludeman. Motion by Kirsch, seconded by Hassenstab that the following resolution as amended, be adopted; that it be spread in the resolution book and that it be made a part of these minutes: il, 1 Council Meeting Minutes -3- RESOLUTION N0. 6770 RESOLUTION ADOPTING ASSESSMENT ON CITY PROJECT 772, 1982 SIDEWALK IMPROVEMENTS June 13, 1983 Poll of votes: Ayes - Bunce, Hassenstab, Kirsch, Priebe, Hamilton. Nays - None. Absent - Ludeman. Carried. This resolution appears as Resolution No. 6770 in Resolution Book No. 49. 4. Public e Drive to 74th Street f City Manager Nollenberger reviewed the proposed special assessment pxoject for reconstruction of Lyndale Avenue, Lake Shore Drive to 74th Street. This includes installation of curb sidewalk, curb and gutter on the west side of Lyndale Avenue and curb and gutter, streetiighting and driveway aprons on the east side. A sidewalk is already installed on the east side of Lyndale Avenue. The city manager explained the five payment options, as set forth in Council Letter No. 219. City Engineer Eastling described the location of a triangular strip of land owned by Oak Grove Lutheran church along Augsburg Avenue that the church had requested exemption from assessment. Mr. Tom.Stertz, representing Oak Grove Church, appeared before the council and asked for reduction or elimination of assessment on that strip of property. Motion by Hassenstab, seconded by Kirsch to eliminate the assessment on this portion of church property. A11 ayes - Carried. Absent - Ludeman. Motion by Hassenstab, seconded by Kirsch to close the hearing. All ayes - Carried. Absent - Ludeman. Motion by Hassenstab, seconded by Bunce that the following resolution as amended, be adopted; that it be spread in the resolution book and that it be made a part of these minutes: Council Meeting Minutes -4- June 13, 1983 RESOLUTION N0. 6771 RESOLUTION ADOPTING ASSESSMENT ON CITY PROJECT 757, RECONSTRUCTION OF LYNDALE AVENUE LAKE SHORE DRIVE TO 74TH STREET Poll of votes: Ayes - $unce, Hassenstab, Kirsch, Priebe, Hamilton. Nays - None. Absent - Ludeman. Carried. This resolution appears as Resolution No. 6771 in Resolution Book No. 49. 5. i City Manager Nollenberger introduced the request of Joseph and Sharon Schrodt ed to Construct for a variance to reduce the rearyard setback of their residence at 7229 Humboldt Avenue. Community Development Director Dennis Kraft reviewed this request for variance. He said the applicant wished to remove an existing deck on the rear of their home and construct an addition on the rear. He reviewed the three conditions for a R-1 District, which were not met, and the staff and planning commission recommendation for denial of this variance. Joe Schrodt, the applicant, appeared and spoke on behalf of his proposal. Motion by Hassenstab, seconded by Bunce to close the hearing. All ayes - Carried. Absent - Ludeman. Mayor Hamilton said he visited this site and understands the Schrodts' need for additional space, however, he was concerned about approval of this action setting a precedent. Motion by Kirsch, seconded by Bunce to grant this variance at 7229 Humboldt. All ayes - Carried. Absent - Ludeman. 6. Request for Variance to the Interior Sideyard Setback to Construct Addition, 7020 Knox Avenue City Manager Nollenberger presented the request of John and Janet Jenson for a variance to reduce the required interior sideyard setback of their Council Meeting Minutes -5- June 13, 1983 residence from five feet to three feet, as described in Council Letter No. 209. He said the applicant wishes to remove an existing 10 foot by 12 foot porch and replace it by a 12 foot by 27 foot three season porch with full basement. He cited the staff and planning commission recommendations for denial of this variance. John 3ensen, the applicant, appeared in support of his request. He said the present porch was in a state of disrepair as a reason for remodeling. The city manager reviewed the fire safety issue as it related to this proposal. Motion by Hassenstab, seconded by Kirsch to close the hearing. A11 ayes - Carried. Absent - Ludeman. Motion by Bunce, seconded by Priebe to grant this variance. Poll of votes: Ayes - Bunce, Kirsch, Priebe. Nays - Hassenstab, Hamilton. Absent - Ludeman. Carried. 7. Request for Variance to Reduce the Streetside Sideyard Setback to Construct Addition, 7200 4th Avenue City Manager Nollenberger introduced the request for variance to reduce the Streetside Sideyard setback of the residence of Richard Cameron, as described in Council Letter No. 197. The applicant wishes to build an addition to the rear of his existing home. Mr. Cameron, the applicant, appeared and spoke on behalf of his request for this variance. Motion by Bunce, seconded by Kirsch to close the hearing. All ayes - Carried. Absent - Ludeman. Motion by Hassenstab, seconded by Priebe to approve this request for variance. All ayes - Carried. Absent - Ludeman. Council Meeting Minutes -6- June 13, 1983 8. Request for Variance from the Streetside Sideyard Setback to Construct Deck, 6644 Park Avenue City Manager Nollenberger reviewed the request of Earl and Judith Maquist for variance of the Streetside Sideyard setback from 12 feet to one foot. He said the applicant had started construction of a deck without the required building permit and the inspection division had issued a stop work order until the permit was obtained. The city manager noted the staff recommendation for approval of this variance for deck purposes only and the planning commission recommendation for denial. Earl Moquist, the applicant, appeared and spoke in behalf of his request. He urged the council to approve this variance as he was desirous of having a proper entrance to his house. Ann Day, 6244 Park, spoke favorably of the proposed variance. - Motion by Hassenstab, seconded by Priebe to close the hearing. All ayes - Carried. Absent - Ludeman. Motfon by Kirsch, seconded by Hassenstab to grant approval of this variance , for deck purposes only. All ayes - Carried. Absent - Ludeman. 9. Request for a Special Use Permit for Outside Emplo ee for Home Occupation, 6409 1st Avenue City Manager Nollenberger presented the request of Mr. Karl Kallenberg for a special use permit to allow an outside employee in a home occupation. The applicant has been operating a product design for photographic industry out of his basement for the past 12 years and wishes to employ his son in this business. He indicated that this is a legal home occupation and the staff and planning commission have recommended approval of this application. Mr. Kallenberger appeared in behalf of his request. Council Meeting Minutes -7- June 13, 1983 Motion by Hassenstab, seconded by Kirsch to close the hearing. All ayes - Carried. Absent - Ludeman. Motion by Hassenstab, seconded by Bunce to approve this special use permit. All ayes - Carried. Absent - Ludeman. 10. Transitory Ordinance Amending Section 2.03 of the City Charter Relating to Terms of Council Members. Second Reading. City Manager Nollenberger reviewed the Charter Amendment Ordinance which would change the term of office of mayor from two years to three years. He noted that unanimous approval of this ordinance would be required and since Council Member Ludeman was not present, he recommended that this item be deferred. Betty Carr, 6633 Lynwood Avenue, a member of the charter commission, asked if any binding action would be taken this evening as the charter commission would be meeting on June 16. Motion by Bunce, seconded by Kirsch to close the hearing. A11 ayes - Carried, Absent - Ludeman. Motion by Hassenstab, seconded by Kirsch to move adoption of a three year term for mayor. All ayes - Carried. Absent - Ludeman. Council Member Bunce said he was in favor of a four year term for mayor. Council Member Priebe agreed with Mr. Bunce, saying that such an election on even numbered years assures a large turnout for the cities at the election of its most important office; also, annual elections are costly. Mayor Hamiltion mentioned costs encountered in an election campaign and that he would like the three year term to be established. Motion by Hassenstab, seconded by Priebe to defer second reading consideration of this charter amendment ordinance to July 25, 1983 when all members of the council will be present. All ayes - Carried. Absent - Ludeman. Council Meeting Minutes -8- June 13, 1983 11. Ordinance Amendment Relating to On-Sale Wine License Year. Second Reading. City Manager Nollenberger presented an ordinance amendment relating to the licensing year of a wine license. He indicated this change will bring our ordinance into conformance with state statutes by issuing licenses on a calendar. year basis. Motion by Hassenstab, seconded by Kirsch to close the hearing. All ayes - Carried. A'osent - Ludeman. Bill 1983-15, "Amendment to Chapter XI, Section 11.08 of the Ordinance Coda of the City of Richfield", was read and reviewed by City Attorney Clayton LeFevere, the same being on file in the office of the city clerk. (C-201) Motion by Hassenstab, seconded by Priebe that this constitute a second reading of Bill 1983-15; that it be published in the official newspaper and that it be made a part of these minutes. Poll of votes: Ayes - Bunce, Hassenstab, Kirsch, Priebe, Hamilton. Nays - None. Absent - Ludeman. Carried. 12. Continuation and Closure of Hearing Regarding Denial of Itinerant Food Sales License, Fabian Seafoods City Manager Nollenberger advised the council that after the May 23 meeting regarding the appeal of Fabian Seafoods of the denial of an itinerant food sales license, the city attorney, the public safety department and legal counsel for Mr. Fabian had arrived at a mutually satisfacyory inspection process and the applicant has been issued his license. He recommended the council close the hearing and take no further action on this. Motion by Hassenstab, seconded by Kirsch to close the hearing. All ayes - Carried. Absent - Ludeman. Motion by Priebe, seconded by Hassenstab to acknowledged that this appeal is being dropped. All ayes - Carried. Absent - Ludeman. Council Meeting Minutes -9- June 13, 1983 13. Authorization for the Sale and Issuance of $1,500,000 Commercial Developm Revenue Bonds, Minnesota MiniStora~e II, 78th Street and Pillsbury Avenue City Manager Nollenberger advised the council that, subsequent to the council's April 25 adoption of a resolution authorizing the sale and issuance of commercial development bonds- to Minnesota MiniStorage II, 78th and Pillsbury, it was noted by their bond counsel that the published notice did not contain the address of the proposed project. Because of this, their bond counsel has requested that an additional notice be published which carries the address of the project and that another public hearing be held. Motion by Bunce, seconded by Hassenstab to close the hearing. A11 ayes - Carried. Absent - Ludeman. Motion by Hassenstab, seconded by Bunce to authorize this bond issue for Minnesota MiniStorage II Project at 78th Street and Pillsbury. A11 ayes - Carried. Absent - Ludeman. 14. Request for Rezoning at 910 West 66th Street from Residential to Limited Business to Convert Existing Residence to Dental Office. First Reading. City Manager Nollenberger reviewed the proposal of Dr. David Elasky who wishes to have the property at 910 West 66th Street rezoned from R (Residential) to C-1 (Limited Business) to enable him to convert the existing residence into a dental office. At the April 15 meeting the council voted to initiate the rezoning by ordinance at this meeting. Attorney Peter Beck, of the Larkin-Hoffman firm, representing Dr. Elasky, said his client had requested continuance of this hearing to July 25. Community Development Director Dennis Kraft showed slides of the adjacent parcels and said that the proposed reuse of this parcel is not unreasonable, however, it is not consistent with the existing comprehensive plan. Attorney Beck addressed the council and said this does not appear to be Council Meeting Minutes ---10' June 13, 1983 spot zoning. He presented pictures of the planned dental office. Dr. Elasky also appeared to speak on behalf of his proposal. Anne Burkhardt, 721 Rae Drive, said this rezoning would be very undesirable to her. She quoted council priorities and said she sees this approval as contradictory. Betty Carr, 6633 Lynnwood Boulevard, cautioned against spot zoning and asked that the 7 parcels be treated as one lot.. Elden Miller, 6629 Lynnwood Boulevard, said they wish for comprehensive development of the whole block and that if the council approves this rezoning, others will follow. Bill 1983-16, "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. (C202) Motion by Bunce, seconded by Hassenstab that this constitute a first reading of Bill 1983-16; that it be published in the official newspaper and that second reading of this ordinance amendment be scheduled for July 25, 1983. Poll of votes: Ayes - Bunce, Hassenstab, Kirsch, Priebe, Hamilton. Nays - Nona. Absent - Ludeman. Carried. 15. Adams Hill Park Pathway Pro ect City Manager Nollenberger reviewed quotations received for completing a pathway system a.t Adams Hill Park. He said the two options were to (1) complete the pathway from the Xerxes Avenue cul-de-sac, at a cost of $5,525 or (2) complete the pathway from the Xerxes Avenue cul-de-sac and the pathway encircling the pond at a cost in excess of $10,000 which would necessitate the formal bidding process. Robert Goplin, 7321 Xerxes, presented a petition signed by all residents of the southeast and west side of the pond expressing opposition to a pathway around the pond. Council Meeting Minutes "11- June 13, 1983 Gordon McKinnon, 7308 Upton, said some things, such as maintenance, are improved, however dog droppings were still a problem. Tom Wandzel, 7314 Upton, said he had attended some of the early neighborhood meetings when this park was planned and residents had then expressed opposition to a pathway. He asked if the council was going to keep their promises. Motion by Bunce, seconded by Hassenstab to authorize Option 1 - complete the pathway from the Xerxes Avenue cul-de-sac as quoted by Bituminous Roadways for a total purchase price of $5,525. All ayes - Carried. Absent - Ludeman. 16. Request for Approval of Amended Final Development Plan, Special Use Permit, and Off-Street Parking Permit, Richfield State Agency City Manager Nollenberger presented the request of Richfield State Agency for approval of an-amended planned unit development, final development plan, special use permit and off-street parking permit. Community Development Director Kraft said Richfield Agency has requested that they be allowed to construct additional parking during Phase I, as a large portion of their parking space will be eliminated north of their existing building during construction. Carl McBride, speaking on behalf of Richfield State Agency, said this additional parking is needed to avoid customer parking in the adjacent residential area. Lawrence Wozniczka, 6744 Wentworth, asked about sidewalks and pedestrian concerns. Motion by Bunce, seconded by Hassenstab to approve this amended final development plan, special use permit, offstreet parking and the development of additional parking in Phase I with the stipulation that Richfield State Agency be responsible for constructing all previously approved improvements in Phase I Council Meeting Minutes -12- June 13, 19$3 and that they continue to be subject to all previous council stipulat-ions attached to the approval of Phase I Final Development Plan. All ayes - Carried. Absent - Ludeman. 17. Request for Approval of Amended Final Development Plan, Special Use Permit and Off-Street Parking Permit, Hauser/Snyder/Hub Area City Manager Nollenberger introduced the request for amended final development plan of Hauser`s Snyder redevelopment within the Hub Superblock Planned Unit Development. Community Development Director Kraft reviewed the stipulations issued by the city council on March 14, I9$3 when they approved the final development plan for this project, as explained in Council Letter No. 206. Mr. Kraft indicated the property owner has submitted an amended plan reducing the amount of space in the proposed new addition from 12,350 square feet to 9,950 square feet as they have encountered difficulty in finding tenants for the proposed space. Mr. Herb Schneider, architect for the project, discussed remodeling of Fotomat, and the council agreed to leave it as it is presently decorated with blue trim. Motion by Hassenstab, seconded by Bunce to approve the amended final development plan, special use permit and off-street parking permit, subject to the following stipulations: 1. That a continuous sidewalk be provided along the total frontage of the Hauser Supermarket building; 2. That trees be provided as indicated on the approved PUD Plan; 3. That a schedule of light replacements for parking lot lights be submitted for staff approval, to bring these light standards in conformance with L/H/N guidelines. All ayes - Carried. Absent - Ludeman. 18. Ordinance Amendment Relating to Liquor Licensing Ordinance. First Reading. City Manager Nollenberger advised the council that, as a result of a joint meeting of the HRA and the city council held on May 16, 1983, at which time construction of a bowling alley with a restaurant was proposed in the area of Council Meeting Minutes -13~•. June 13, 1983 Cedar Avenue, an amendment to the liquor licensing ordinance had been requested. This revised ordinance would meet the needs of the proposed development, but 1 i i would preclude issuance of on-sale liquor licenses to business operations whose principal purpose is the sale of liquor. He recommended the council give first reading approval of this ordinance. Bill 1983-17, "Amendment to Chapter XI of the Ordinance Code of the City of Richfield", entitled "on-sale liquor" was read and reviewed by City Attorney Clayton LeFevere, the same being on file in the office of the city clerk. (C-2fl3) Motion by Bunce, seconded by Hassenstab that this constitute a first reading of Bill 1983-17; that it be published in the official newspaper and that second reading of this ordinance amendment be scheduled for June 27, 1983. Poll of votes: Ayes - Bunce, Hassenstab, Kirsch, Priebe, Hamilton. Nays - None. Absent - Ludeman. Carried. 19. Ordinance Amendment Relating to Residential Kennel License Fee Requirement. First Reading. City Manager Nollenberger presented an ordinance amendment which would waive the fee for a residential kennel license when a pet owner has. more than four animals. He recommended that no change be made in this ordinance. Motion by Hassenstab, seconded by Kirsch to deny first reading of this ordinance amendment. All ayes - Carried. Absent - Ludeman. 20. to Fr First Reading. City Manager Nollenberger presented an ordinance amendment forwarded from the Suburban Rate Authority (SRA). This group has developed a uniform franchise to replace the franchise with Minnegasco that recently expired. The new franchise updates the earlier franchise and addes a provision whereby the city may institute Council Meeting Minutes -I4- June 13 1983 a franchise fee of up to 5% of gross revenues from the sale of gas within the city He recommended the council give first reading approval of this ordinance. Bill 1983-18, "SRA Uniform Gas Franchise (Minnegasco)", approved by SRA Board of Directors, April 20, 1983, was read and reviewed by City Attorney Clayton LeFevere, the same being on file in the office of the city clerk. (C-204) Motion by Hassenstab, seconded by Kirsch that this constitute a first reading of Bill 1983-18; that it be published in the official newspaper and that second reading of this ordinance amendment be scheduled for June 27, 1983. Poil of votes: Ayes - Bunce, Hassenstab, Kirsch, Priebe, Hamilton. Nays - None. Absent - Ludeman. Carried. 21. Cedar Avenue Redevelopment Planning City Manager Nollenberger introduced the discussion of considering the establishment of a tax increment redevelopment project in the area of the Cedar Avenue liquor store. Community Development Director Kraft reviewed the report of the Technical Advisory Research Service (TARS) of the League of Minnesota Cities, which was authorized by the HRA in 1981 to examine the potential for redevelopment of this area. He discussed tax increment financing, plus HRA involvement and the possibility to put together a redevelopment district in that area. Lawrence Wozniczka, 6744 Wentworth, expressed concern over tax increment financing. He said it encumbers the rest of the city, it presents a loss to the school district and that he is opposed to this financing option. The city manager said the School Foundation Act prevents school districts from losing revenue. Motion by Priebe, seconded by Hassenstab to direct the staff to pursue the formulation of a redevelopment project for the area, authorize the expenditure of the balance of the funds in the Special Revenue fund allocated for these purposes and inform the HRA of the city council's interest in improving this area. Council Meeting Minutes =15- June 13, 1983 All ayes - Carried. Absent - Ludeman. 22. Additional Park Playground Program Discussion Council Member Priebe asked for the addition of a playground program at a park on the east side of Richfield inasmuch as the council approved a full time program at Fremont Park at the last council meeting. The city manager pointed out difficulties that would be encountered by inaugerating a program this late in the season, plus the dangers of making a budgetary revision out of context of budget discussion. Motion by Priebe, seconded by Bunce to add one park playground program on the east side of Nicollet Avenue at a budget increase of $2,600. Poll of votes: Ayes - Bunce, Hassenstab, Priebe, Hamilton. Nays - Kirsch. Absent - Ludeman. Carried. 23. Legislative Report City Manager Nollenberger apprised the council of the following major changes in legislation which occurred in 1983 Legislative Sessions and explained in detail in Council Letter No. 220; Finance and Revenue - Omnibus Tax Bi11 General Government Housing Liquor and Beer Laws Pensions Personnel Administration General Motion by Hassenstab, seconded by Bunce to accept the manager's report. Allayes - Carried. Absent - Ludeman. Council Meeting Minutes -16- June 13, 1983 24. Setting Salary for Acting Cit Manager City Manager Nollenberger recommended that public safety director Tom Morgan be granted a 10% salary increase effective June 18, 1983 when he assumes the duties of acting city manager. Motion by Bunce, seconded by Hassenstab to authorize a salary of $52,391, 10% above his present salary, for Mr. Morgan during his tenure of acting city manager. A11 ayes - Carried. Absent - Ludeman. 25. Consent Calendar Motion by Hassenstab, seconded by Bunce that the following itesm be approved: A. Deferral of Award of Contracts for Painting of Penn Avenue Tower to 1 Approve deferral of award of contracts for Well No. 5 renovation and painting of Penn Avenue water tower to June 27. B. Purchases in Excess of 2,650 Dasher Facing for Ice Arena - Authorize purchase from Holmsten Ice Rinks, Inc. in the amount of $3,711. Hot Mix Base and Wear Surfaces - Authorize purchase from McNamara-Vivant in the amount of $5,500. C. Ordinance Amendment Relating to Taxicab Licensing Bi11 1983-19, "Amendment to Chapter VI of the Ordinance Code -~ of the City of Richfield", second reading June 27, 1983. D. ~proval of Agreement with Summit State Bank for Securit Service Authorize the mayor and city manager to enter into agreement to provide security to Summit State Bank upon request. E. Request for Raffle License Richfield Ja cees Authorize gambling license to conduct raffle from June through August of 1983. Council Meeting Minutes '17- June 13, 1983 F. Request for Bingo License, St. Richard's Parish Authorize approval of the issuance of a bingo license and waiver of surety bond. G. Subdivision of Lot at 324 Anule Lane RESOLUTION N0. 6772 RESOLUTION APPROVING THE SUBDIVISION OF' LAND 324 APPLE LANE H. Payments and Estimates Estimate ~~1, CP 773, Hoffman Electric, Traffic Signal, 76th and Lyndale - $60,949.35 I. Licenses Renewal Kenny's Market, 1430 E. 66th Street Off-sale beer Renewal Kenny's Market, 7138 Chicago Off-sale beer J. Resolution Setting Date of Hearing for IDR Bonds RESOLUTION N0. 6774 RESOLUTION CALLING A PUBLIC HEARING ON A PROPOSED PROJECT UNDER THE MINNESOTA MUNICIPAL INDUSTRIAL DEVELOPMENT ACT (RICHFIELD SHOPPES DEVELOPERS) All ayes - Carried. Absent - Ludeman. 26. Claims and Payrolls Motion by Hassenstab, seconded by Bunce that the following claims and payrolls be approved: SUMMIT STATE BANK Checks 65273/65327 General $1,295,737.68 Checks 25383/25699 Payroll 229,835.40 RICHFIELD BANK & TRUST Checks 3709/64336 724,275.81 All ayes - Carried. Absent - Ludeman. Council Meeting Minutes -18- June 13, 1983 27. Adjournment Motion by Hassenstab, seconded by Kirsch that the meeting adjourn. All ayes - Carried. Absent - Ludeman. Date Approved: June 27. 1983 ~~t_ J n Ha ton ~ Mayor D Sy a K. Bergh City Clerk r Nollenberger City Manager [1 1