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MINUTES of
tho FmeeediMr of 1M Villeve Council of Mo Villono of Mien lake M the County of See/t sad Ste" of
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MienoM/a.Includi � all 0aeuats�audihd by'seid Council.
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Ma 1, 1978.
The Common Council of the �tity of Prior Lake
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met in regular, session
on May 1,. 1978 at 7:3OPM. j,Present.were.Mayor_Stock, Councilmen Bissonett,
Busse, Hafermann and Watkins,, City Manager McGuire, City Engineer Anderson,
City Planner Graser, and Attorney Sullivan.,
The minutes of April 24, 1978'were reviewed, Page three,,' paragraph one,
line two should read, "...the Contractor is willing.,, ". Page three,
paragraph two, Tine three, should read,. "estimated, not to exceei,
$5,881.41 with the exact amount to be determined by the Council and Mr.
Lewin's representative prior to the, assessment hearing, seconded by.."
MINUTES
Motion was made by Busse to approve the minutes of April 24, 1918 as amended,
seconded by Hafermann -and upon .a vote taken it was duly passed.'
$220,000 GOB
The first item on the agenda was the consideration of the $220,000 General
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Obligation bond bids. Mr.,:Steve'Mattson of Juran and Mood was
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to discuss the bids with the Council,
Motio* was made,by Watkins to accept the bid of Piper, Jaffray and Hopwood
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at an interest rate of 5.6004; for the $220,000 General Obligation
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Bonds, seconded by Bissonett and upon a vote taken it was duly passed.
KONLRUSCH\
RE20NING,REQ.
Cit _Planner Graser
y • presented the Kohlrusch rezoning request. The request..
was that 64
a acre parcel be rezoned from an I -1 Industrial to an A -
Agricultural.
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The Planning Commission had denied this request because of the upcoming
Plan will be this fall also
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\ Comprehensive presented and because - the
city
city has n tight control, of the area under the present zone which also
a seasonable use of the land.
S\ff's recommendation. was• to approve the request since Prior Lake cannot
reasonably support this industrial site.
Afte� a lengthy discussionGbetween the Council ,,, Planning Commis
ssion Chairman
. Thor k�,lson,and Mr. Loren Grass (attorney representing Mr. Kohlrusch),;
, Counci,'.man Busse made a moti�i 'to' follow
the Planning Commission's ke-
commend� as °for the completion of the Comprehensive Plan 9se onded
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by Bissonett and upon .a vote taken -it was duly passed.
PROJECT 78 -
At. 8PM, I yon Stock called the public hearing' concerning Project 78 -1,
116rtinson'3 Island- Kopp's Bay sewer, water and paving to order.
Nr;, Mayne Long and Mr. Jim Norton of GSM '`were present to discuss and
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!`describe tht, project to number of residents that were in attendance.
A number of questions were answered by the Council andostaff including
alternatives that could or could not be done, The minutes of-that
meeting are on record at the City Manager's office.
Motion was made by Watkins to approve Project 78 -1, Martinson's Island-
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Kopp'sV'Bay .sewer, water and paving, seconded by Hafermann_ and upon a
vote taken it was.duly passed.
Motion was made; by Watkins to adjourn the public• hearing, seconded. by
Bissonet�
and upon a vote taken this public hearing for Project 78 -1
was adjourned.
ed.
ORD. : 78 -9
Motion was made by Watkins to adopt Ordinance `78 -9, amending the
dog ordinance 72 =13,- seconded by Busse and upon a vote taken it was duly
passed.
RESOLUTION
ibtion was made by Busse to adopt Resolution 78 -18, concerning Civil"
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Defense, seconded by Watkins and upon a vote taken it was duly passed.
BO1101NS` MANOR
Mayor Stock directed the City Manager and staff to prepare a memo and
LOTS 26 6 27
recommendation�on the subject of Lots 26 and 27, Boudin's Manor.
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