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PIINUTES
CITY C�U�ICK� MINNESOTA
ST . LOU I S PAR. ,
November 2, 1�81
Call to Order
Presentations
Ontomists International.
Rol l Cal l
A requl a.r meeti nq of the
called to or.der at 7:30
Pro Tem�Lyle Hanks.
City Council was,
p.m, by President
A�roclamation �ras ready by the President
Pro Tem dPsiqnatinq November 8-14 as Youth
Appreci ati on �•Jeek under the auspi.ces of the
The followinq
at roll call:
Councilmembers were present
R�onal ci �ackes
P1artha E1 strom
Jerrold Martin
Kei th �1e1 and
John l�al 1 es
Lyle Hanks
Also present were the City P1anager, the City Attorney, the Director of
Pl�nninq and the Director of Public Works.
n. A�proval of Plinutes It was moved by Counci lman Ral les, sec-
onded hy Councilman Backes, to approve
the mi�nutes of the regular City Council
r�eeting of October 19, 19�1. �
The motion passed 5-0-1 (Councilman �1eland abstained).
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It was moved by C�uncilman Qackes, seconded by Councilman Martin,.to
approve the minutes of the meetinq and study session held October 26, 1981.
The motion passed 5-0-1 for the meeting (Councilman fleland abstained)�and
6�-� for the stud;y session.
A� roval of the Agenda It was moved by Councilman Meland,�seconded
� by Counci lr�ar� Ral les, to approve the
consent ac�enda for �Jov. ?, 1981. The motion passed 6-0.�
It was r�ove�i bv Counci 1 man P1e1 anc�,
prove the aqenda for �Jov .?_, 1981
session for litic�ation matters �as
motion passed 6-0.
Park Pantrv beer license
seconded
vii th the
requested
PUBLtC HEARINGS
b�v Counci 1 man Plarti n, to ap-
addition of an executive
by the Ci ty ��1anager. The
Ap�lica.ti�n of f�ardinc� Williams Western
Corp, dba The Park P�ntry for an on-sale
3.2 beer license at 1660 Highway 100.
�oiincilman Elstrom asked if the name of this establishr.�ent was not the same
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as the coop food store in the City and would this not cause confusion.
The City Attornev respo�ded that se�lection of the name was up to the
restaiirant making application. Application r�ttst also be r�ade to ihe Sec-
retary �f State who has the responsibility of determining any conflict
in names. �
Rresici�nt P'ro� Tem Hanks asked hovr the restaurant planned to handle the
hours of f,:1.5 a.r�. to 8:00 a.m. witl� respect to the serving of beer.
� repres.entative of the Park Pantry stated�the restaurant did not intend
to start serving beer �antil 11:30 a.m.
�t w�s moved by Councilman P�lartin, seconded by Councilr�an t1eland, to
anprove the Park Pantry's application for an on sale 3.2 heer license.
The motion passed 6-0.
P�one .
PETITIONS, REQUESTS, COP1MU�VICATIOP�S
8a. Swim pool construction
amendments;
� Orciinance No. 1523
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RESOLUTIONS AND ORDINAPJCES
Sec�nd rea�ding of ordinance relating to
construction and swir�minq pool Code
amendments and additions
It was moved by Co�ancilman Plartin, seconded by Councilman Ralles, to
tvaive readincl and adopt Ordinance Noinance Codetrelating todthenconstruction
and addinq to the St. Louis Park.Ord
and swimmin� pool requirer�ents: Sections 13-11Q3, 15-210, 15-253(h) and
15-265."
The r�oti on passed 6-0.
HELP LINF
First reading of an o'rdinance authorizing
appropriation to the NELP LINE.
It was moved by Councilman Elstrom,
first reading and sPt second readinq
The motion passed 6-�•
Se.curi ti es
for collateral;
F9�9
seconded by Councilman I�leland, to waive
for November 16, 1981. �
Res.olution approvin� securities for collateral
Resolut�on �10. � •� . to waive
Counci 1 ma.n Bacl:es ,
It vras r�oved by Councilman P1el.and, seconded bY roving sec-
do t Resolution �Jo. 6999 entitled, "Resolution. app ��
r.eadincl and a p fr�m Park National Bank, St..Louis Park, MN,
tiri.ties for collateral
The motion �assecl.6-0•
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8d. Redistrictinq;
Resolution N.o. 7000
Resolutjon relating to preference for a
redistrictinq plan
It was moved t�y Counci lr►�an ��el and, seconcied
���aive re�ding and adopt Resolution No.-7000
preference for a state redistricting plan."
The notion passeci f-0.
by Councilman Ralles, to
entitled, "Resolution stating
REPOF:TS OF �FFICERS, BOARDS, COPIMITTEES
9a. Traffic study No.. 270;
Resol uti on iJo. 70�1
Traffic st�ady ��o. 270: ��Jest 31st St. and
Sumter Ave.
It was m�ved by Council�man Elstroi�, seconded by Councilman P1eland, to
waive reading and aciopt Resolution No. 7�J01 entitled, "Resolution author-�
izing installation �f a yeild sign at the intersection of West 31st Street
and Sumter Avenue Soutf�."
The motion �assed 6-0.
9b. Uni-B Investr�ent Co.; Request of Uni-B Investment Company to
Resol ution ��o. 700?_ amend a speci al � permi t at 3�1 Shel ard
_ Parkway . .
In �ns��rer to a question from Council, the applicant said the conditions
as listed in the resolution we�re agreeable to Uni-B.
It was moved by Councilman Ralles, seconded by�Coun�cilman Meland, to
waive readinq an�i adopt Resolu�ion No. 70U2 entitled, "ll resolution amending
Resolution No. 6983 amendin� Resolution No. 6808 which amended Resolution
No. 67��7 �•�hich rescinded Resolution No. 6633 and all previous special
aermit resolutions.for Shelard Park and qrant�ng nermit under Section
14-195(1) and 14-195(3) of the Zoning OrdinanGe to�permit a commercial
and a residential-cievelopment for property located in the B-2 General
B�.isiness District, anci R-B Residential Business District in Shelard Park."
The motion passed 6-0.
9c. Leu Park addiiion;
Resolution ��o. 7003
Request of Frantz Klodt & Son to amend the
General Development Plan in the Lou Park
addition.
Mr. J�seph Z�rak, in response to a question from President Pro Tem Nanks,
sta�ecf the conditions of the resolution were acceptable to Kiodt & Son.
Presi�+ent Pro TPm Hanks sai�i that the Planninc� Commission had discussed
the reauest�d ar�endment ��rith respect to the Comprehensive Plan.
It was r�ove�1 h_y� Councilr�an f1artin, secanded by Councilman Ralles, t� waive
read�n� and aciopt P.esolution No. 70U3 entitled, "A resoiution ar�endinc�
Resolution 677� a�fopted February 2, 1��1 amending Resolution 5502 adopted
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��ty Cnuncil
N�Ve�ber 2,
9d.
nee ti n�
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mi nutes
qpril 19, 1976 grantinq permit
of the St. Louis Pa rk Ordinance
unit and commercial development
nulti�le �family and R-2 qeneral
unde r Section 14-195(6:176.2 and 6:176.4)
Co�ie to permit a residential. development
�unit for property located in the $-4,
business district in Lou Park addition."
The r�otion passeci 5-1 (Councilman Nanks opposed).
Later in the meetincr it was moved by Council.man Martin, seconded�by Coun-
cilman Ralles, to reconsider this matter. �
P�r. Zwak indicated there was some confusion reqarding.the conditions o�
the resoltition and that the applicant did not intend to.replat.
Co�incilman Backes pointed out that Council's action this evening only
concerne�i paraqraph 6 of the resol uti on, that the other fi ve paraqraphs
were �a rt of the ori�inal resolut-ion. �
Thus cl ari f i ed, i t v�as movecl by Counci lm�n �1artin, seconded by Counci lman
Backes, to.approve the �revious�motion of Council. �.
The motion -passed 6-0.
Darrel l
Farr: Special
The City Planac�er said
sidered at this time
stock pilinq.
It was r�oved hy
tabl e the i ten.
ermit � Request of Darrell A. Farr Development
Corp. for a special permit at 5875 Cedar
�Lake Road. .
the a�{�licant hadbee�roceedinglw�thethe�proposed
as they would not p
Councilman Meland, sec�nded by Councilman Martin, to
The noti�n passed 6-0•
9e. Frantz Y,l o�it & Son ;�eci al
� err�i.t; Resolut�on No• 70�
Request of Frantz I:lodt « Son
amenciment to a special permit
Vernon Avenue.
It vras moved by Councilnan Meland,
rea-ciing and ��opt the resolution.
for an
at 1200
seconded by Councilman Elstrom, to waive
President Rro Tem Hanks �sked if the
acceptable to the applicant.
conditions of the resolution were
There� hein� no one r�resent to ans�ver,
sec�n�ied by Counr.ilman Martin to defer
to ans��er.
The�motion passed 6-�• . .
it was moved by Councilman P�ela�esent
�h� �;i�tter unti 1 some�ne Was p.
Later in the meetin�, P1r. Zwak addressed
the question stating there.was
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an error in the resolution wherein �he,land use�specifies office anc� it
should be retail even though the use w�ll not be 1Q0 percent retail.
The Di rector of P1 anni ng sa i d the correct, termi nol oc�y shoul d be offi ce/
retail and that the resolution will be chanqed�to so specify.
It was r�oved by Counci lman P1e1 and, seconded by Counci 1man E1 strom to
�Jaive reaciing and adopt Resolution No. 7004 entitled, "A resolution
amendin� Resolution Na. 6�h� adopted June 1, 1981 qrantinq permit under
Sec�ion 14-12� �f tl�e St. Louis Park Ordinance Code relating to zoning
to p�rr�it constr�iction af a one story office/re�ail buildinq and class iw
►,es�aur�ant for prop�rty in th� D�D, Diversified Development District, at
120� Vernon llvenue " ��i th the corrc�ction as di scussed.
The i��otion passPd 6-Q.
�f. Excel ior Clinic s
kesolution �lo. 70Q
�cial ��rmit; Request of Excelsior Clinic for a
� special permit at 6600 Excelsior Blvd.
It was r�oved by C�uncilman Meland, secondPd by Councilman Elstrom, to
waive reading and adop� RPsolution No. 7005 entitled, "A resolution
hranting �err.iit undPr Section 14-123.10�(2) of the St. l.ouis Park Ord-
in�nce Co�ie relatin� to zoninq to permit c�rading, filling and excavating
for a�arkin� lot and pondinc� area for property located in the B-2 general
business district and F-2 flood plain district at 6600 Excelsior Blvd."
ThP motion passed 6-�.
9c�. Community Relations Com-
r�ission minutes
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10a.
HRA meetin� minutes
Parks & Rec meeting mint�tes
Charter Commission minutes
Planninq Cor�mission minutes
Qoards & Com�nissions
The m�nutes of the Community Relations
Commission meeting were ordered filed
by consent:
The minutes of the I�ousi�ng and Redevelop-
ment Au�thority meetin� were ordered filed
by consent.
The minutes of the
Advisory Commission
fiiled by consent.
Parks and
meet� nq
Recreation
were ordered
The minutes of the Charte r Commission
meetinq were ordered filed by consent.
The minutes of the�Planning Commission
meetinc� were ordered filed by consent.
11N� HED BUSINESS
It was r.�oveci by Councilman Meland, sec-
onded by Cnuncilman Elstrorn, to defer
thi s i ��t». �
� Intervie��s for Cor�munity Relations Gommission
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�� �y Counci 1 meeti ng mi nu �es
Novernber 2 , 1981
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on Monday , ovem er 16 , 1981 pri �r to the Counci 1 meeti nq Intervi ews
wi 11 be conducted by �layor P1cQuaid, Counci lman Elstror� and Counci lman
Backes.
President Pro Tem Hanl:s asked.that a letter of thanks be sent to A.
Crai� Abrahamson for his serv�ce on the Human Rights Commission.
Liq��or 1 i cense renewal s
NEW BUSINESS
Annual Intoxicating Liquor License
Renewals �
It was moved by Councilr,ian Backes, seconded by Councilr�an hleland, that
the intoxicatinc� liquor license renewals be approved.
Counci lman Plarti n cor�mented. on the 1 arge number of al arm cal 1 s contained
in�a prior report. �
Councilman Ralles said most of the false alarm activity appeared to
occur prior to the �assage of,the alarr� ordinance.
The motion passed 5-0-1 (Counci�lma�n Ralles abstained).
Bid tab: Well 17
Bid tabulation: Deep well No. 17
It was moved by Councilman i�leland, seconded by Councilman Ralles, to
ciesic�nate Keys Well Drillinc� be designated as the lowest responsible
hidder for Well �Jo. 17 �un�p, pitless adapter, dr�p pipe and cable work.
and �that A P{�K Construction Inc be desic�nated the lowest responsible
bid�ier for yard pipinq, chemlcal p�pin�, electrical controls, wiring,
sod and black.d�irt and seal coatin� work on Well No.
17� and that staff
be aeithorized and that staff be authorized to executetaoneforn�65W544:
Keys Wel 1 Dri 11 i ng Co. for $47,250 an.d A& i� Construc
The motion passed 6-0.
Bid tab• Dump boxes �
gi�d tabul ati,on : Dump boxes
. Councilman Ralles, to
It was moved h,�� Counc�ilr��an �Elstrom, secoheelowest responsible bidder
desiqnate �lidlancl Equipment Company as t
� -t rized to execute an agree�1ent with that contractor
an�i th�at staff be au �ho , . .
in the amount of $11.,500.
The motion passed 6-0..
Chanc�e order: Walker St_!___,
The Ci ty Planager
an ac�reer�.nt that
par�in� stalls �n
Chan�e order:
�Jalker Street parkin� bays
expl air�ed that the addo��wi 1l�
Reiss and Super Rad�at
WaTker Avenue. �
P� and, se�onded by Counci linan
1e 1
The mot�ion passed 6-�•
st.�ff's
p�y for
i�epo��� r.oncern�d
�hE four additi�nal
I t w� s moved by �o�unc i 1 �nan
��prove the chanqe order.
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Ralles to
C:i �,�� ('���inci 1 mec`tii�c� I11IIlUtP.S
N��v�����hc�►� Z, 1�t11
1;'�. Cl,�ir.1s
l��h. Com+=�unic�tions from the
('r� s i den t�'ro 'Tem
12c . Cvrnmuni cati ons front the
Gi ty ��1�n�qcr �
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I1� also remincl�d Counc�1
con�»encinn at 5:3Q p.m.
MISCELI.AN�OUS.
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None.
None.
T'he C i 1��� M��n��c�er remi nded Counci 1 of
a m��ting a� 5:QU p•m• �n rJovemher 5,
1981 to carivass the el ectiion resul ts.
of the Cor�muni ty Ed workshop on November 5
CLAIMS, ApPR�pRIAI'IONS ANU CONTRACT PAYM___ENT5
13a. Verified Claims It was moved hy Councilman P�artin, sec-
�—��� onded by Councilman Meland, that the
1 ist of ver�fied� claims prPpared hy the
Di rector �f Finance and Ci ty P�lanaqer i n thP arnount of $463,299.99 for
vendors and �II,424.72 far payrol 1 be approved and the Ci ty P�1anager and
Gity Tre�s��i�er be authorixed to issue checks in the same amount by a
vo�e �f 6-0,
13b, Contract p�vr,�ents: Final It w�s moved by Councilman Meland, sec-
Resolutinn �dos. 7�OG, 7007 ondec� by Councilm�n Ralles, to waivP
reading and adopt Resolution No. 7006
enti tl eci, "�esol u�i on accepti nc� work on remodel i ng of second fl oor, Ci ty
il��ll, Pro,ject No. �0-32, C�ntr�ct No. 1�23" and Resolution No. 7007
entitled "Resolution accepting�work on storm sewer rPconstruction,
sariitary sewer and watermain, Projects Nos. 79-5a and �1-55, Contract
P�a. 14�79" and t� authorize the followinc� cantract payments:
l. Gladstone Constr�action, 2nd floor City Hall. Amount: $1,II50.23
2, �Jodl and Associ ates, s torm sewer reconstructi on, sani tary sewer,
watermain. Amount: �23,140.G5.
The motion passed 6-0.
It �ras rooved by Councilman F3ackes, seconded
the follov�inn partial contract payments he
by Co�anci lr�an �larti n, that
approve-d for payment:
.3. Qoda Construction, concrete alley construction, concrete repair and
rela�ed v�ork. Amount: $45,348,20
4. B�ary P� Carlson, p��vin�, curb & q�atter, stor��� sewer, sanitary
se�ver rep�i r and h� t, tr�� 1, Amount: $7�,345.93.
5. PJorthviest Asnhalt, navinc�, cur� and qutt.er, traffic signal.
Amount: $2�,228.1�
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N�r•t.h��rest As��h��l t, r�vi ng, curb & c�utter. 11mc�unt:
Killr�er Electric, street liqhtinc� s{�ecifications.
N�r�thwest Asphalt, �aving, curh � c�ut,ter, Amount:
TF�e n�otion passeci 6-�.
$121�,297.44
Ar�ount: �6�;842,50,
$17,271.52.
Tfie �ifia Council r�et briefly for an executive session to discuss
1 i ti �ati on rnatters . No action ��as rec�iii red.
���, Acijournnient
Tl�e r�ot i on pas sed 6-0.
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t, Recorciin�
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It was moved by Cou.ncilman Ralles,
seconcied by Councilman Meland, to
adjourn t�ie meeting at 8:02 p.r��.
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