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HomeMy WebLinkAbout1983-08-02 CC MIN• • COUNCIL CHAMBERS Stillwater, Minnesota REGULAR MEETING The meeting was called to order The Invocation was given by the Present: Councilmembers August 2, 1983 7:30 P. M. by President Peterson., City Clerk. Avise, Bodlovick, Kimble, and MacDonald and Mayor Peterson Absent: gone Also P1e€ent: Finance Director/Coordinator, Kriesel City Clerk, Schnell City Attorney, Magnuson Shelton Superintendent of Public Works, Public Safety Director, Abrahamson slekum Directo'of Parks & Recreation, Zoning Administrator,Zeppr Consulting Engineer, Meister Press St. Croix Valley Free Press - Landkammer Stillwater Gazette - Regan Dick Ritzer, Gary Ritzer, Tom Cropp, James O'Brien, Ron Schoenborn, Citizens: Mrs. Robert Christian, Len McGuire, Terry Chial, Tim Barnett, Bruce Folz, Jack Rider, Calvin Sprain APPROVAL OF MINUTES On motion of Councilmember Avise, seconded by Counci memben MacDor nald, of the following meetings were approved: April 26, 1983 May 16, 1983 May 26, 1983 June 14, 1983 July 13, 1983 July 19, 1983 July 20, 1983 Special Meeting Special Meeting Special Meeting Special Meeting Special Meeting Regular Meeting Recessed Meeting 4:30 P. M. 4:30 P. M. 5:30 P. M. 5:00 P. M. 5:00 P. M. 4:00 P.M. 7:30 P. M. minutes INDIVIDUALS & DELEGATIONS (out of order) TIM BARNETT appeared before the Council regarding the final resolution for the Joyce Project Industrial Bonds. MR. MAGNUSON indicated that he had examined all of the documents and they appear to be in order and in accordance with the preliminary approval - these type of bonds do not pledge the full faith and credit of the City and they are issued to encourage business development within the area. On motion of Councilwoman Bodlovick, seconded by Councilwoman Avise, a resolution FOR THE SUANCE AND E PURSUANT TOwTHE 1"PROVIDING - SALE MINNESOTA MUNICIPALINDUSTRIALDEVELOPMENTACT TO PROVIDEUFUNDSDS TO BE LOANED TO VERA K. JOYCE, AN INDIVIDUAL, FOR A COMMERCIAL PROJECT AND APPROVING THE CONSTRUCTION LOAN AGREEMENT, LOAN AGREEMENT, ASSIGNMENT AND PLEDGE ON LOAN AGREEMENT, AND MORTGATE AND SECURITY AGREEMENT". Ayes --Councilmembers Avise, Bodlovick, .3Kimbleoande iMac)onald and Mayor Peterson Nays --None PUBLIC HEARINGS 1. This was the day and time for the public hearing on Case No. 502 for a variance nce for a swimming pool for Robert christian, 1306 South Third Street. Notice of the hearing was published in the Stillwater Evening Gazette, official newspaper of the City, on July 22, 1983 and copies were mailed to all property owners within 300 feet. The Mayor opened the hearing. MRS. CHRISTIAN was in attendee - there was no one who appeared as being in favor or opposed to this request. The Planning Commission approved the variance on July 25th. The Mayor closed the hearing. August 2, 1983 • • r. On motion of Councilmember Kimble, seconded by Councilmember Avise, the Council followed the recommendation of the Planning Commission and granted the variance for the swimming pool for Robert Christian at 1306 South Third Stree. (all in favor) 2. This was the day and time for the public hearing for Case No. 503 for a sideyard variance for a family room addition for Dan Ambourn, 2517 Hawthorne Lane. Notice of the hearing was published in the Stillwater Evening Gazette, the official newspaper of the City on July 22, 1983 and copies were mailed to all property owners within 300 feet. The Mayor opened the hearing. MR. DAN AMBOURN was in attendance and explained his proposed addition - MR. ZEPPER stated that he could see no problem with this request. (No cne appeared on this request). The Planning Commission approved the request on July 25th. The Mayor closed the hearing. On motion of Councilwoman Avise, seconded by Councilman MacDonald, the Council followed the recommendation of the Planning Commission and granted the sideyard variance to Dan Ambourn, 2517 Hawthorne Lane for the family room addition. (all in favor) 3. This was the day and time for the public hearing on Case No. 504 for a fence variance for Terry Chial, 724 North William Street. Notice of the hearing was published in the Stillwater Evening Gazette, the official newspaper of the City, on July 22, 1983 and copies were mailed to all property owners within 300 feet. The Mayor opened the hearing. TERRY CHIAL was in attendance - no one appeared regarding this request. MR. ZEPPER stated that there would be no block of vision on the street -there will be about 25 feet of fence on the William Street side of the property and on corner lots the height limitation is 42 inches and his fence will be six feet. The Mayor closed the hearing. On motion of Councilwoman Avise, seconded by Councilman MacDonald, the Council followed t_.e recommendation of the Planning Commission and granted the fence variance to Terry Chial at 724 North William Street. (all in favor) 4. This was the day and time for the public hearing for Case No. 505 for Williams/ O'Brien for approval of the preliminary plat for Interlachen Hills. Notice of the hearing was published in the Stillwater Evening Gazette, the official newspaper of the City on July 22, 1983 and copies were mailed to all property owners within 300 feet. The Mayor opened the hearing. JAMES O'BRIIN explained the proposal stating that they have made a change in the size of the units so that they will sell in the $90,000 to $110,000 range rather than the $70,000 to $90,000. The units are slightly wider, but they are still Townhouses - the streets are in the same location with the same private and dedicated streets and there are still 95 units. MR. FARRELL stated that the only concern that the Planning Commission had was the proximity in the cul-de-sa and that the front of the units should not be closer then twenty feet to the right-of-way. It was stated that Washington County has requested a right turn lane at a designated point. MR. RRIESEL stated that there are two locations on the plat where the firefighters could not get into the back of the buildings - there is not a good access to get to the back of these buildings and MR. O'BRIEN was agreeable to leave a space between the buildings for this purpose. MR. ZEPPER questioned the risers and the visibility when they are coming out of their garages and MR. O'BRIEN did not feel that this would be a problem. MR. KRIESEL stated that the preliminary plats that were received in the past have been subitted with more details on them including contours and easements and KEN MEISTER felt that they need more details showing the drainage and utilities, building setbacks, elevations and the easements. The feasibility study has been completed for this addition. JACK RIDER, 159 Maryknoll Drive, stated that his property abuts Lot 9 and he questioned the distance from the cul-de-sac and MR. O'BRIEN pointed out this detail on the map. • • 14 August 2, 1983 MR. O'BRIEN also displayed and explained the plans of some of the units that will be placed in this development and the fact that they would not exceed 35 feet in hiehgth from the lowest point in the back. BRUCE , 205 Maryknoll Drive, asked about the large trees and MR. O'Brien stated that they will be used as buffer areas and that many of the evergreens will be transplanted. CALVIN SPRAIN, 109 Maryknoll, asked about the existing pond and the swamp and the response was that they will be left as is. KEN MEISTER at this time explained the feasibility study that has been done for this development - they are proposing to do this in four phases - there will be an eight inch sewer line and that they will tie in with the Oakgreen Lift Station - there will be a twelve inch water line at Eagle Ridge in connection with an existing six inch line and the reason for this would be the location of a well on a portion of this development. There will be storm sewer drainage on Bayberry down the County 12 ditch and then into a small ponding area. Questions were asked about development to the south of Interlachen and the extension of Interlachen to the east and Mr. Meister indicated that it could not go beyond Crestwood Terrace because of the typography of the area - there is nothing currently planned for the development south of Interlachen. COUNCILMAN MAC DONALD asked if a piece of property could be dedicated at this time for a possible well site and MR. MAGNUSON stated that this could be a part of the Developer's Agreement. It was the general feeling that until the developer has the completed plat with all of the contours, easements, etc. on it that the preliminary approval should be delayed until such a plat can be prepared and presented to the Council. On motion of Councilman Kimble, seconded by Councilwoman Avise, the Council continued the hearing on the preliminary plat for Interlachen Hills until August 16th. (all in favor) 5. This was the day and time for the public hearing for the proposed taxi rate increases for the St. Croix Cab Co. There was a news release in the Stillwater Gazette on this matter. MR. DICK RITZER appeared before the Council on his request and that that he was asking for 50¢ across the board increase and $15.00 per hour for waiting for someone. He also asked that the second item or fare of $2.15 (local Stillwater - one person, any six blocks in town), be deleted from the rate schedule. He was questioned about his fare increase in May and explained that he was charging below the approved rates of January 1, 1980 and he at that time brought his fares up to the approved schedule. There was no one in attendance that spoke for or against this request. The Mayor closed the public hearing. On motion of Councilwoman Avise, seconded by Councilman MacDonald, the Council approved the proposed rate increases for taxi fares as presented deleting the second item on the previous schedule and changing the waiting time to $15.00 per hour. Ayes --Councilwoman Avise, Councilmen Kimble and MacDonald and Mayor Peterson Nays --Councilwoman Bodlovick (motion carried) INDIVIDUALS & DELEGATICNS RON SCHOENBORN, 514 South Hemlock Street, presented the petition for the surfacing of South Hemlock Street without the surfaced swale from the end of the street sur- facing to the lake. (A petition was signed by Mr. & Mrs. Leonard McGuire, Mr. & Mrs. Almon Bebermeyer and Mr. & Mrs. Ronald Schoenborn). In the petition they indicaged the proposed cost sharing of this improvement, and a time payment period of five years. They further requested that it be done in conjunction with the improvement of South Grove Street. There was considerable discussion regarding this improvement and especially the matter of having a swale or not to have a swale and the erosion in the area. This will be a twenty-four foot street and it will tie-in with the existing driveways. The petitioners would not want to see a delta buold up at the end of this area. COUNCILMAN KIMBLE moved that the City Engineer be directed to provide the Council with the best advisable way to proceed with this improvement with drawings and a recommended plan working with the Public Works Department for a decision at a later meeting. (After further discussion in which Mr. Shelton indicated that there should be some type of swale to protect the manhole at the end of this street - also there was mention of the condition of Lake Street on the east side of the lake which takes the drainage from Greeley Street down to the lake, Councilman Kimble withdrew his motion). August 2, 1983 On motion of Councilwoman Avise, seconded by Councilman Kimble, the Council moved to go with the request of the neighbors for the improvement of Hemlock Street along with Grove Street with the swale being worked out in accordance with the drawings presented and a permanent barricade in front of the rip -rap on the east side. (all in favor) There was discussion about the setting of the interest rate and the time period for these imrovements on Hemlock Street. On motion of Councilwoman Avise, seconded by Councilwoman Bodlovick, a resolution was introduced "WAIVING THE HEARING, ORDERING THE IMPROVEMENTS FOR SOUTH GROVE AND HEMLOCK STREETS AND SETTING THE TIME PERIOD FOR THE ASSESSMENTS FOR THESE IMPROVEMENTS". (Local Improvement No.212) Ayes --Councilwomen Avise and Bodlovick, Councilmen Kimble and MacDonald and Mayor Peterson Nays --None (see resolutions) MAYOR PETERSON DECLARED A RECESS FROM 9:22 P. M. to 9:30 P. M. UNFINISHED BUSINESS 1. The following bids for were opened on Friday, Coordinator: Bid No. 1 the sale of the lighting system from the Lily Lake Ballfields July 29, 1983 at 4:00 P. M. by the City Clerk and the City Bryan Rivard Box 269-A Somerset, Wi. Bid Price $501.00 Bid No. 2 Stillwater Aerie No. 94 Eagles 227 South Main Street Stillwater Bid Price $500.00 MR. LLOYD POTTER from the Eagles appeared before the Council on these bids and indicated that they are planning to use them on the Washington County Fairgrounds where they have put in a track for the tractor -pull, which property has now become property of the Washington County Fairgrounds and the lights would also become their property. (Washington County Fairgrounds property). There were questions about going to someone local for a dollar and it was felt that the difference in this particular casc should not create a problem. On motion of Councilman Kimble, seconded by Councilwoman Bodlovick, the Council awarded the bid for the sale of the lighting system from the Lily Lake Ballfields to the Stillwater Eagles for the purposes they described because of the beneficial nature to which these lights will be put to use. (all in favor) (Mr. Kriesel indicated that they were bid as is and they will have to be transported by the purchaser). NEW BUSINESS 1. On motion of Councilman Kimble, seconded by Councilwoman Avise, the Council directed the City Coordinator to investiate the City's insurance programs and consider putting them out on bids. (all in favor) 2. On motion of Councilwoman Aivse, seconded by Councilman MacDonald, a resolultion was introduced "DIRECTING THE PAYMENT OF THE BILLS". Ayes --Councilwomen Avise and Bodlovick, Councilmen Kimble and MacDonald and Mayor Peterson Nays --None (see resolutions) UNFINISHED BUSINESS (out of order) 1. On motion of Councilman Kimble, seconded by Councilwoman Avise, the City Clerk was directed to open the one bid received for Local Improvement Nos. 201, 203 and 205. (all in favor) Crossings, Inc. P. O. Box 10 Prior Lake, Mn. 55372 Bid Bond Total Bid $287,249.00 (Mr. Ken Meister called 8/3 to state that the bid had been mis-calculated and the actual total should read $300,334.00). • August 2, 1983 • There was discussion about the fact that the Linson Plat has not been signed and recorded and the placement of the duplexes on these lots and Mr. Zepper was asked to check this matter out. MR. MAGNUSON stated that the Joint Powers Agreement provides that the sole juris- diction for the planning and land use control shall be in the Joint Powers - lawyers who have been representing developers, most of them have required signatures of the Joint Powers, of the Township and the City. He did not feel that the City should have to sign at all. It was indicated that the Joint Powers had approved this plat but no one seems to have information as to whether or not the plat has been signed by the proper officials. COUNCILMAN KIMBLE moved the bid award to be given upon proof of signing by the Joint Power of the Linson Plat. MR. MAGNUSON stated that there should be a Developer's Agreement too because the City has no financial guarantee that the City has required from every developer that we have done business with - we don't know how long the bond immunity, when they are going to be paid off - under what terms and conditions - we do not have any promises out of this developer that we had out of the others .n the terms of the erosion controls and these various other things. The security that the City gets that the assessments (- are paid and the agreement that they be paid off as the lots are sold - that sort of financial security is the most important - he was sure that the Joint Powers has taken care of all of the other items. COUNCILMAN KIMBLE amended the motion to state that the City would award the bid upon the completion and signing of the Developer's Agreement. (Councilman Kimble withdrew his motion after some discussion to the fact that the bid award did not have to made this evening) On motion of Councilman Kimble, seconded by Councilwoman Avise, the Council directed that Mr. Kriesel and Mr. Magnuson proceed with the Developer Agreements for these three developments for the guarantees that the Council needs and authorized the Mayor and the Clerk to sign same. (all in favor) On motion of Councilman Kimble, seconded by Councilwoman Bodlovick,. the Council moved to hold over the bid until the next regular meeting for the awarding of the contract for these improvements. (all in favor) INDIVIDUALS 6 DELEGATIONS (continued) MR. CROPP inquired about his request fcr the sidewalk on Greeley Street and he was informed by the engineer that this could be a change order to this contract and he would be assessed for same and the cost would be about $2,000. STAFF REPORTS PUBLIC SAFETY 1. MR. ABRAHAMSON reported to the Council the costs for his department for Lumberjack Days - $1,023.00 and the part-timers was $1,993 and the supplies were $43.08 for a total cost of $3,359.04. 2. MR. ABRAHAMSON reported to the Council on the overtime problems within the department and he is working on a report for court appearances for the officers - as of June 1st of this year just in drunk driver arrests they had 128 (5 under 18 years of age which have already been settled in the court systems) - they have had 110 cases settled in court already and he further cited the DWI arrests and the fact that as of June 1st they have used 61% of their overtime budget. PARKS 8 RECREATION 1. On motion of Councilwoman Avise, seconded by Councilwoman Bodlovick, the Council authorized the Jaycees to block off the parking lot to the south of the bridge on Sunday, August 7, 1983 - 11:00 A. M. to 6:00 P. M for carnival rides in conjunction with a fund raiser for the Stillwater Fire Department. (all in favor) PUBLIC WORKS 1. MR. SHELTON reported that he contacted the Highway Department about a crosswalk on Chestnut Street from Reed's Corner to Fazendin's corner and they felt that the City is adding to the problem as far as the pedestrians are concerned and that their answer would be "no". 2. MR. SHELTON reported that they still have not been able to get Mr. Jagusch's signature on the sign -off of the work done at his property and they are still pursuing it. 3. MR. SHELTON reported that he had checked with Forest Lake on the rental of their lake/weed cutter and they are not willing to loan it out to be operated by inexper- ienced workers and also that this is almost a continuing project - he will check further on what to do about the weed problem. • • August 2, 1983 17 • • 4. MR. SHELTON asked about the replacement of boulevard trees and the Council directed that he obtain quotes for such replacements. 5. MR. SHELTON inquired about the reversible plows for the loader and the one ton pickup truck and he was directed to get the necessary quotes for this equipment. BUILDING INSPECTOR'S REPORT None CONSULTING ENGINEER'S REPORT 1. MR. MEISTER discussed with the Council the Rainfall Data and Work Day Analysis for the Oak Glen Improvement Project - the contract date has been extended to September 23, 1993 which will give him 54 extra days. He recommended that the City Council go along with this time extension which will become Change Order No. 14 for this project. There was discussion on the qualify of the work and the witholds on the pay- ments up to this point and MR. MAGNUSON felt that it is possible that we will go into court on part of these extra costs on the project. On motion of Councilwoman Avise, seconded by Councilman Kimble, the Council granted him the rain days and directed Mr. Meister to prepare Change Order No. 14 on this project but not to give him the request for the release of some of the money that is being withheld. (all in favor) ^ CITY CLERK'S REPORT None CITY ATTORNEY'S REPORT 1. On motion of Councilman MacDonald, seconded by Councilman Kimble, the Council authorized the release of slope easements on Eagle River Trail outside of the right-of-way as recommended by the City Attorney. (all in favor) CITY COORDINATOR'S REPORT 1. On motion of Councilwoman Avise, seconded by Councilman Kimble, the engineers were directed to come up with plans and specifications to advertise for bids for the dredging of Lily Lake since the estimate was $17,000. (all in favor) 2. MR. KRIESEL explained the rate increase for the City's hospital health insurance with Blue Cross/Blue Shield - it is a 47€ increase - dependent coverage has gone from $113.89 to $167.46 - single coverage from $46.00 to $66.56. The City can sign a statement that we will coordinate our health/medical insurance with the no-fault automobile insurance which would be a savings of $1.33 on the single coverage and $3.44 on the family coverage. There is also the AWARE program in which they have worked out an agreement with twenty hospitals like a HMO conecpt - these hospitals would agree to do gall bladder operations and other types of operations for a fair and reasonable charge - it only has to do with prephnned surgery and he will be meeting with their representatives and union representatives on this matter tomorrow. He also will be having a meeting with representatives of the League and two HMO companies. More than 40% of the increase was on experience and the other 6% was based on inflationery costs. There were comments about joining with the County's open end policy and other plans that would be cheaper - and the possibility of getting a package insurance for all of the city's coverage on a bid basis. 3. MR. KRIESEL reported that he had someone come out from an operation that makes radios for the Public Works and Parks vehicles and gave a demonstration on their radios and there was no area in town where you could not get a crystal clear reception and he has obtained the specificiations for radios 12 or 13 radios to be replaced and the cost would be about $10,000 which was not budgeted for - he felt in order to solve the problems that we are going to have to go to new radios. He is presently dealing with Rich Meyers from Central Communications. There was discussion about the amount of use of such equipment and it was indicated if they worked that they could be very cost saving in time and money. He was directed to come back with some cost figures and present it at a future date. 4. MR. RRIESEL stated that Dallager Estates would like to subdivide Lot 3 of Dallager Estates (that is the lot that presently has two houses on it) - the Council gave final plat approval but the plat has not been signed because of some problems with financing with the former owner - on May 3, 1983 the Council granted an extension of time for Dallager to get the plat recorded for 120 days which will expire on August 31, 1983 - if they are unable to get the subdivision could they have some additional time to record the plat. The Council agreed that they would approve the subdivision after the plat is recorded, as recommended by the City Attorney. • • • August 2, 1983 • 5. On motion of Councilman Kimble, seconded by Councilman MacDonald, the Council authorized the advertisement for bids for the motor grader on August 26, 1983 at 2:00 P. M. (all in favor) 6. On motion of Councilman MacDonald, seconded by Councilwoman Avise, the Council directed that the Mayor and City Clerk were authorized to sign the Local No. 320 Union Contract for the Police Department. (all in favor) 7. MR. KRIESEL reported on the demonstration on the Insituform Process for the repair of the sewers especially in the downtown area, and all of the people that they have contacted were very impressed with the process. MR. MEISTER also reported briefly on this matter. On motion of Councilman Kimble, seconded by Councilwoman Avise, Mr. Kriesel was directed to issue an RFP for the rehabilitation of the sewer system as prepared by Mr. Kriesel and the Engineer delineating the light and location of the sewers that have to be repaired for proposals for considerations other than price (various alternatives for the handling of the problem). (all in favor) 8. On motion of Councilman Kimble, seconded by Councilwoman Avise, a resolution was introduced "PARTICIPATING IN THE METRO COUNCIL ACCESSORY HOUSING PROGAMS". Ayes --Councilwomen Avise and Bodlovick, Councilman Kimble and MacDonald and Mayor Peterson Nays --None (see resolutions) APPLICATIONS ---On motion of Councilwoman Bodlovick, seconded by Councilwoman Avise, the following Contractor's Licenses were approved: (all in favor) Louis P. Brochman 310 West Maple St., Stillwater Budget Construction Company 1299 Arcade St., St. Paul 55106 Clark Home Improvement, inc. 659 Queenan Avenue North, Lakeland 55043 Doyle Construction 125 West Logan, West St. Paul 55118 Joe Wagner Construction 17590 Logan Ave., Hastings 55033 Wallmaster, Inc. 1141 West Montana, St. Paul 55108 Blacktopping Water -Proofing General Contractor General Contractor General Contractor Siding & Home Improvements Renewal Renewal Renewal New New Renewal --On motion of Councilwonan Avise, seconded by Councilwoman Bodlovick, the following beer and wine permits were approved: (all in avor) Bruce Junker - Labor Temple - August 13, 1983 - 7:00 to 12:00 Midnite - Stag Party - with recorded music - consume strong beer River Valley Lions - Pioneer Park - August 22, 1983 - 6:00 to 9:00 P. M. - organization Picnic Consume Beer and Wine --On motion of Councilman Kimble, seconded by Councilman MacDonald, the Council granted the following Beer Permit: (all in favor) Elks Club Steak Fry - Pioneer Park, August 13, 1983 - 5:30 to 8:30 P. M. COMMUNICATIONS None COUNCIL REQUEST ITEMS 1. COUNCILWOMAN AVISE stated that the Lumberjack Days committee will be meeting tomorrow nite regarding the celebration for next year and the possibility of moving it back to one weekend. After some discussion Mr. Abrahamson and the Council felt that the two weekends seem to be better for the City. 2. COUNCILWOMAN AVISE inquired about a party that is dumping on the Emerson property and MR. ABRAHAMSON will check this matter out. • 1 August 2, 1983 • 3. COUNCIN MAC DONA as informed that .tt was 180askdaysbfromtApril126thyand fortruck the dump Mr. Shelton had checked and it should be nere very shortly. 4. COUNCILMAN RIMBLE asked Mr. Zepper if Mr. Kohns has been satisfied regarding the drainage and landscaping in the area. Lux Townhouses on Meadowview Drive he asked that Mr. Zepper take care of this matter - it regardsfor single family homes 5. anUNCILMAN KIMBLE asked about Certificates of Occupancy get ionee- Mr. Eii1bte apartments where ble would like to ept. at befe e and MR. ZEPPER stated that about 908 of the common hies in Minnesota do not have d them - anyone `a)lhomeo wants or aone dwelling people occupy be inspected that they meet the Building Codes - MR. going statedated that they a off rdithe ZEPPER that they make five inspections on them and they with thee a a contractors they post and all of the final inspectiod that ns are supposely to be signed they range ie• pZtopmoveER tin before the shome isis lcompleted. allowing the people be occupi dMAGNUSON untilithe that we final inspection have is madeordinance MR. ZEPPER statednthatuthisshall already in the Building Code. to e" some of them and he indicated that he MR. ZEPPER was directed to red g the of 6. MAYOR PETEsigns and violationsc- especiallytthe theorganipropsed ordinance innwhose rbehalf posting suchsigns are being posted. (No action was taken at this time) ale y' would asked anddwich askedbthedCitynAttorney iaswtoarea how thissince can be MR. since suggested them since they are obstructions on the sidewalks. had done that just yesterday. woo done. that there be a letter from Mr. Eriesel asking them to remove 8. MAYOR PETERSON would like to make owner^, responsible for thir property when they are renting rather than the tenants. ticket under Code Chapter 38.01 - then in thirtydays MR. MAGNUSON stated that they are in violation of the nuisance ordinance one way is to give trey a warning arson, and this is very time consuming and it could give them a real ticket - this is discriminatory nspectordhase heoper way right to do the code with an injunction with caseevery t a Building along with the Fire Chief. $S under p COUNCILMAN felt that and fire inspections. 'ld' g Inspector to the owners of the MR. MAGNUSON felt that warning tickets should property and go from there. cost up to , Code Ordinance rhief COUNCIements the Housing KIMBLE the Public Safety Director shoulddirectthe Fire UNt'eMBustart making rt,de and the Building - be issued on ORDINANCES None RESOL UTIONS The following resolutions were read and on roll call were adopts 1. Directing the Payment of Bills.e 2. Final Resolution for the Industrial Bonds for ththe JoIcerProject No. 212 3. Waive the Hearing and Order the Improvement South Grove and Hemlock Streets Programs. 4. Participation in the Metro Council Accessory Housing ADJOURNMENT seconded by Councilman MacDonald, the meeting On motion of lman adjourned at 11:30CounciKimble, P. M. Attest: i • • •