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Home My WebLink About03 07 1983MINUTES of the Proc'eediogs of the City Council of the City of Prior Lake in the County of Scott and State of Minnesota, including all accounts audited by F A said Council. March 7, 1983 The Common Council of the City of Prior Lake met in regular session on . Monday, March 7, 1983 at 7:30 P.M. in the Prior Lake fire Hall. Mayor Stock called the meeting to order. Present were Mayor Stock, Council a members Busse, Schweich, Scott, Thorkelson, City Manager McGuire,,City Planning Consultant Tooker, City Planner Graser and City Engineer Anderson. 3 Mayor Stock asked everyone to please rise for the pledge,of allegiance. MINUTES The minutes of February 28, 1983 were reviewed. Motion by Busse to approve the minutes of February 28, 1983 as submitted, seconded by Thorkelson and upon a vote taken it was duly passed. o SIGM ORDINANCE The next item in the agenda was to consider the Sign Ordinance Committee's k COMMITTEE RECOMM recommendations. .. i City Planning Consultant Tooker reviewed the Committee's evaluation to the Council.. There was general discussion by `the Council. BilI Noll, owner of Noll:'s Hallmark Shop in Brooksville Center was concerned about the length of the amortization period, and how it would effect putting up a sign for his business. There was further discussion by Counci and Staff. i Mayor Stock addressed the Committee to re- evaluate the Sign Ordinance based on the.questtiJons brought up, and to report back to the Council "on April 11,' 1983 at 8;00 P.M. 1; . } 3 .2 BEER PERMIT The next item on the agenda was to consider a request from St. Michae4 s for z Sl MIKES, 3.2 Beer Permit: City Manager McGuire stated that the permit would be used for serving 3.2 Beer and Set -Ups on March 20, 1983 for a St. Patrick's Day Dance. Motion by Busse to approve a 3.2 Beer and Set -Up License` for St. Michael's -•- to be used on March 20, 1983 for the St. Patrick's Day Dance, seconded by ;. Thorkels6n and upon a vote taken it was duly passed. PUOI,;.i � �tARING CABIE� TV `1 The next Item on the agenda was the-tPublis Hearing on Cable T. Mayor Stock called. ;the Pub IIQ Hearing to order. The published notioe:,was read. He then asked Sherry 61.ohm, the Cable Consultant for.the City of Prior Lake to make her. )presehtat i oh. Ms. Blohm submitted an evaluation of the two companies that submitted bids with the City to the Council." " The first presentation was made by North Ameri can from Hector Minnesota,° r , Rich Baker a representative from North American gave a brief summary and slide presentation for the Council, on what North American could bring to Prici Lake. :< There was a five minute recess. The next presentation was made by Dowden.Communication from Atlanta Georgia, 44 •� ,' 'Larry Ulrich a representative from Dowden also gave 'a brief summary and a-ideo tape presentation for the Council on what Dowden could bring to Prior Lake. t�Tw' ye ' �� ... ,�. i -•,rte ,., MIAUTES of the Proceedings of the City Council of the City of Prior Lake in the County,of Scott and State of Minnesota, including all accounts audited by said Council. < There were general questions from the Council and audience addressed to both companies pertaining to the cost on a month to month basis, how many channels each company has to offer, the service and - installment of` 'Cable T.V. ry There was general discussion by Council. Motion by Scott to continue the Public Hearing on Cable;T.V. to March 21, 1983 at 8:00 P.M., seconded by .Thorkelson and upon a vote taken it wa's duly passed. There was a--two minute recess. WALKER AVENUE The next item on the agenda was a Public Hearing on Walker Avenue Road Vacation. ROAD VACATION Mayor Stock called the Public Hearing to order. He read the published - notice =1 and asked Planning Consultant Tooker to make the presentation on Walker Avenue for the Council. Planning Consultant Tooker gave a review of the proposed road vacation. Harry Tupy was present to discuss his land use proposal whj'ch was a mini golf facility. There was general discussion by Council and Staff. Motion by Thorkelson to continue the Public Hearing for April 18, 1983 at I 8:OQ P.M. to gather additional information pertaining to the status of A County Road 21 and Mr. Tupy's plans, seconded by Busse and upon a vote taken It was duly passed. 3 PERMIT FOR Mayor Stock stated that the next item on the agenda would be St. Paul's i A MODULAR CLASS Lutheran Church request for a permit for a Modular'CIassroom. ROOM - ST. PAINS LOTH. CH. Mayor Stock read a letter received from St. Paul's Lutheran Church for JF the record. 3 There was general discussion by Council and Staff. l Motion by Busse to approve a permit for a modular classroom for St. Paulus Lutheran.Church for one year and then,reviewed, seconded by Schweich and Upon a vote taken it was duly passed., ; SAND POINTE.3r The next item on the agenda was to consider Sand Poi -nte 3rd Addition SCHEMATIC PUD a Schematic P.U.D. Plan. The application was represented by James Hill. Comments were made by Staff as per memorandum presented to the Planning Commission and the Planning. Commission rec'ommendati'ons. The City Council addressed the previous Planning Commission recommendations consisting of fourteen points and amended as follows: 1. 1. Not connection of Cedarwood to Hampton Street. 2. The road connection of Amblewood from Crest to Aspen shall remain. 3.'• Add Lot 1, Block 5 and Lots 1 and 2, Block 4 to the park area known as Outlgt C. 4. Add five foot earth and.berm buffer Outlot F from the south and west. Add earth and terming on Lots 1 =18, Block 1 to shelter the area from, County Road 42 north. 5. Lots 4,5,6, and'7 Block 12 must be a minimum of 80 feet 'n width, and '10,000 square feet. All other lots 'in the subdivision shall be a minimum of 65 feet frontage i ± MIAUTES -of the Proceedings of the City Council of�the City of Prior Lake in the County of Scott and State of Mi,�nesota, including all accounts audited by said Council. 6. All lots in the west side of Cando wood Lane be addressed in the grading plan in regard to preservi�hg the natural state where possible.. 7. All lots have the front yards soddE'�d and a 2 -2.1 "caliber tree. 8. There shall be further general treeiltg along Crest Ave., and aside- walk implemented on one side, 9. Phases shall be developed that place 6 moratorium on the developement t it of those lots above the 990 elevation, consistant with staff recommendation, and based upon an engineering plan. 10. There shall be a park improvement in Ould of C and done at the developers expense determined by staff not to excee!,$5,000 in lieu of dedication of Lots 3 and 4 Block 4. This is in addiN ion to grading and seeding, i and is to be approved by the ,Pa.rk D•i rectot.s,: } 11. The developer shall pay for all lift stati' n improvements involved 'in l the easterly flow of sewage. ( Lift station,- 18 and 19) 12. Additional architectural controlls shall be at such time as the final approval is given. € 13. There shall be either arages or ace for -a es specified for on each 9 _ P 9�,9 P } " lot in the developemnt scheme.�,�,. - 14. Outlot A and B remain as Outlots but a decisio will be made at a later date, but prior to completion to the P.U.D. PI'a� '. Motion by Busse to adopt the P i"arin n g _ onm i ss i on's r commendat i ons of items -14 as amended, seconded 'by Schweich and upon a a —a kQn__.i t was duly passed. City Manager McGuire updated'ttrCouncil on the remodeling of City Hall. ~ With no further comments, motion by Thorkelson to adjourn, seconded by Scott and upon a vote taken this meeting was adjourned at 12:18 A:M. = Michael A. McGuire City Manages t _ 1 F t t a �rJU .... ...0 _.......�..,�. ..- .... _.... =n+ .... w...... a....y..u. ...v P.�..._.. +.+r.........u.- _.. ,_. m.. ... -e.. .�' t . .. .. •.._.. .. 4.+ ---re