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Home My WebLink About12 06 1976MINUTES of the Proceedings of the Village Council of the Village of Prior Lake in the County of Scott and State of Minnesota, including all accounli audited by mid Council, i t December 6, 1976 :r The Common Council of the City of Prior Lake met in regular session on December 6, 1976 at 7:30 P.M. in t` the City Councii,Chambers. Mayor Stock called the meeting to order. Present were Mayor Stock, Councilmen. Bissonett Busse, Oakes, and Watkins, City_Manager McGuire, Engineer Anderson, Planner Tooker, Planner Graser, Ffnance:Director MacGillivray, and Attorney Sullivan, r,� Park Director Jambois ,M MINUTES Motion was made by Watkins to approve 1 the Minutes of November 22, 1976, . seconded by Bissonett and upcn, -a vote taken it PROJ,. 75 -3, 76-1, S was duly passed. Mr. Wayne Long, of Orr Schelen- Mayeron and Associates 76 -2 Inc. revised reliminar � P y,.report and presented the estimate of cost for Project 7S -3 Phase 1 and 2 and Project 76 -1 and preliminary report and estimate of cost for Project 76 -2 for Council review and discussion. Motion was ma by Oakes a, to" Project 76 -2 and acce accept the P preliminary engineering report for pt Scheme 5 as the plan to follow in a proposed preparation for was,.dul passed. � P public hearing, "seconded by Watkins and upon a vote taken it r , ' Motion was made by Oates to hold a Public Hearing for Projects 76 -1 76 -2 on January 2S, 1977 at 8:00 P.M., seconded by Watkins and taken it was duly passed, upon a vote FISH PT. RD. 77 10 Mayor`,Stock called, the Continuation of' Fish Point Road Project 77- Public Hearing to order at 8 :00 P.M. J 10 Engineer Anderson reviewed the costs presented at the ing previous p - held on November 8,11976. ublc hear:' Engineer Anderson presented information on an alternate recycled asphalt f6r foot and it would ; impro ement of Fish Point Road, the-cost would be $1.90 per running a direct assessment with no deferments. Engineer Anderson reviewed Mayor and City Council a from him dated December 2 1976 to the regarding Fish Point Road paving._` Mayor Stock read a letter dated November 23, 1976,,from Dr. Cy Kruse, Superintendent of Schools oppoing'blacktopping or recycled asphalt for Fish Point Road, � Mr. Norbert Traxle�� stated that the., recycled asphalt is only a short solution and does not -term accommodate the expanding flow of traffic which will; be created further (by the, Junior High Addition, he is not for` proceedi with any plain the has ng now. City Mr. Rich Schumacher stated that improving Fish Point - Road - will increase the traffic flow and vacation is the.best solution if the build. school goes on to Motion was made by Watkins to deny paving, recycled asphalt, oil trea or any other cost improvements to Fish Point Road, meet, upon 'vote seconded 'Oakes a taken it was duly passed. by and Motion was made y Watkins to adj b 1 Public:: Hear ng ourn the Fish. Point Road Project 77 -10 , seconded by Bissonett and passed. upon aF,vote' taken it was duly Mayor Stock called the regular Council Meeting back to order. SPEED ON FISH PT. RD. Motion was made by Watcns directing Engineer Anderson ` to apply to the State for 20 MPH speed zone on 019h Point Road and to post no truck traffic signs on Fish Point Road, x seconded by Busse and upon a vote taken it was duly passed. COMP: PARK PLAN Planner Tooker and Park Direis Comprehensive Plan. ��for Jambois „reviewed the status of the Park 0 _ . -, MINUTES of the Proeoodinps of'tho Village Council of the Village of Prior lako in the County of Scott and Soto of Minnesota, Including all accounts audited by said Council. HAROLD ISRAEL Mr. Harold Israelson was present appealing the rezoning denial SON" REZONING from A -1 to R -1 by ihe`Planning Advisory Commission. REQUEST Planner Graser stetted that the City Staff recommended *. xG ` rezoning for the 'reason that'the Staff feels that there 'isleno s #` 0 residential land- =zoned fo'r that purpose a the present _ *_ime sewer and water is not available and it is not defi8 or that it will nite whether or not it :will go y through, become a reality in 1977 or 1978'. � has on record on an interim sort of solution ing that aewer and water does become a reality next year or the foil saying strip adjacent to the proposed extension of Island View Road there is a natural' topographical barrier, f barrier be rezoned to R -1, therefore, making a sewert Prater st of that rezoned extension � }� more feasible as far as assessments. Planning Advisory Commission Chairman Thorkelson stated that the Planning Advisory Commission was unanimous in its decision to reject_the rezoning proposal, they concurred with the staff recommendation, they felt. there was enough land presently zoned R -1 y services ,av re L the that had Cit be developed first, this was their primary reason for�rejectiag "the proposal. Mr. Israelson stated there was a misunderstanding with staff regarding development, developmen' would be over a 10 to 15 year orderly sections. W. Israelson stated that the owners poflthe Y 1 propert 'want to know if the area is going to ,something eventuall ed y be zon R -1 or is Oise going' be done with it. Motit�p was made by Watkins that the Planning Advisory Commission decision be upheld for the denial of :the Israelson rezoning the oppori�nity for rehearing be given after determination of Project 76 -2, seconded by Bissonett and upon a Vote taken it was duly passed. Mayor ' Stock abstained. a d JOHN TRULSON Pi ro s`er stated that t Mr. - John 1ulson has purchased the DuBar DUBAR MARINE Marine b and is requesting a BLDG. pproval of a lesser con €orm use of a non- in�' ;, .use. Motionrasmae by Busse to a pprove the nonconforming use for office # '' r space for '.he formerly DuBar Marine building purchased b M 7 Yuison,,seconded by Watkins and u Y r. John` " PLAN. ADVIS `' pon'a vote taken it was duly,passed. . t Planner Gra.wer rep 7 orted on the December 2, 1976 Planning Advisory gaW. ComOssion Meeting WATER SAFETY Mayor .Stock y.irected' \ Cow pRp, 4, ncilman.,Watkins to prepare a recommendation for F an addendum to the water safety ordinance. } b W. RATES City' ! McGuire presented information regarding revising the sewer and dater rates, and presented three letters from citizens regarding the method of sewer billing. PQLICY'3 Mr. :Ron Ellingson read Policy 3 from the Metro olta MICC Commission. P n Waste Control City Manager McGuire was directed to prepare a statement regarding J ' sewer and water rates,- debt versus collection, review entire r ordinance, and make adjustments for s months. ummer months, "with 'the next two r �5 `TOM.CREAGER Motion was:made by Watkins to send ar..invitation to Mr. / Tom Creager MMCC TO ATTEN "of the Metropolitan Waste Control Commission to attend a Council COUNCIL.MEETI G Meeting, seconded by Busse and upon a vote taken it was d f my passed. ,. the matter of sewer and water rates was tabled until the -rates can ' ` be reviwed. G ;LETTERS REQUE City Manager McGuire presented letters - requesting extension of'time _ TING EXT 'TO for connecting to sewer and water. Mayor Stock directed the City Mana S s�W,H00K UP to handle the letters as directed by the Council.� ger � c