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Adjourned Meeting No. 7,•'- August 17;' 1992
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A-1 President Selby called the meeting to order at 7:30 P.M., the follow-
ing members being present: President Selby, Councilmembers Canfield,
Crawford, Hunziker, McConnell, Petersson and Senjem. Absent: None.
Petersson moved, McConnell second to approve the minutes of the
August 3, 1992 meeting. Ayes (7), Nays (0).Motion carried.
B-1 A Hearing on the Seneca Foods Corporation request for Industrial
.Development Refunding Bonds. Having no one present that wished to be
heard, President Selby closed the hearing. Petersson moved,
Crawford second to adopt Resolution No. 477-92 approving the issuance
of $4,675,000 of Industrial Development Refunding Revenue bonds for
the Seneca Foods Corporation and authorizing the Mayor and City Clerk
to execute the necessary documents. Ayes (7), Nays- (0).Motion
carried.
B-2 A Hearing on the proposed project - Project 9208A J 9251 - Reconst-
ruction of North -South Alley Adjacent to Blk 4, McCoullough's
Addition and Block 42, Original Plat. Having no one present that
wished to be heard, President Selby closed the hearing. Canfield
moved, Petersson second to adopt Resolution No:" 478=92 approving
the project. Ayes (7), Nays (0).Notion carried.
B-3 A Hearing on the Bus Service Expansion and Fare Change.
The following area would be provided bus service at the minimum
during peak hours:
Highway 63 South and 40th St. S.W. including Willow Center (Fleet
Farm),.Willow Ridge, Willow Heights, Bamber--Heights, and Bamber
Corners to St. Marys and Downtown. (Proposed Route # 14 ) and
55th Street N. W. area including Cascade Ridge, Bandel Hills, The
Harborage, North Park and Lincolnshire to IBM, St. Marys and Downtown
(Proposed Routes 15 and 16 ).
The Proposed Fare Change is as follows:
Current Summer Youth Fare ( June thru Aug.) is $.35 for persons age
18 and under. It is proposed to extend this year around.
It is noted that -discussions and highlights from the surveys :..._.
are listed in the Request for Council Action on file with the City
Clerk. Wishing to be heard against the route being taken thru the
Bandel Hills Sub. ( 59th St. Bus stop/route). They are not in favor
of the bus stopping and starting for pollution reasons as well as
the noise a bus makes. The safety factor for children in the
area is another reason that the neighbors do not want this bus to
go into a neighborhood. They prefer that the bus would stop on
55th St. These people are: Jeff Lueders of 5902 26th Ave. N. W.;
Steve Hart of 5908 26th Avenue N. W. Neil Stiller of 2505 59th St.;
Steve Benson of 5908 26th Avenue N. W. A resident of 5901 26th
Avenue N. W.; `_David Hein of 2612 59th St. Those who spoke in favor
are as follows: Tom Deans of 4027 Villa Rd. N. W. and David Bierds
of 2430 59th St. N. W. Jim Steen of 2524 28th St. N.W. They brought
out the fact that buses in the neighborhood should eliminate so many
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B-3 cars from going in and out and would eliminate traffic, thus making
it safer for the children in the neighborhood. Also, these people
were not in favor of walking as far as 55th to catch a bus. They
also stated that the bus did not go thru the neighborhood that much
that pollution and noise were a factor with them. They indicated
that 55th street was not constructed for a bus stop and it was
narrow and muddy shoulders.
Tony Knauer, Traffic Eng.with the Public Services Dept. presented
the surveys and showed the maps with the routes outlined for the
public to see just where these b ses came and went during the hours
of operation. He gave statistical �figures on the various surveys that
he had taken during this study. He presented `this after the
first two speakers were heard. He stated that �he would have more
riders if they did not have to walk more then two blocks to catch
this bus. The purpose of this route change is t& serve the people
and that is why this route was suggested. This route would also
go to the IBM "white" building and those riding thi's route would
have to catch a shuttle from the building to get to other IBM
destinations. This route was not set up to serve all the other
buildings at IBM, but rather to be a drop off point and to serve
the area people to get to downtown. He stated that he did have a
meeting in the Bandel Hills area to discuss this and had 25 people
attend. They would only use this route during peak hours and only
add other routes if need was evident to go to other shopping centers
during the day. He also pointed out that the average time a person
was willing to ride a bus was 20 minutes to board and to get to the
destination-: Major destinations that the survey showed that the
residents were interested in are - Downtown - 51.1% - IBM 26.9
Apache Mall 6.6% and other 15.4%.
Councilmember McConnell asked if the survey was sent out with only
55th St. stop considered and he thinks this might be biased with onl;
the planned routes of this or that for the people to decide. Mr.
Knauer stated that the survey asked "how far would you walk to board
a bus" It came back "we would walk two blocks to board a bus",and thi
is how the route was structured from that data.
Councilmember Petersson asked if and when they take another survey.
Mr. Knauer stated they would probably do another one in April, 1993.
Councilmember Senjem asked the people what they had against a bus
serving a community. fir. Lueders stated that with 40 kids in the
area they felt that safety was a big factor and they wanted to
maintain the peace and quiet of the neighborhood. Councilmember
Canfield stated that he did not want to consider the fact that
children may play in the road and possibly get hit by a bus. Buses
have a good safety record and they go at a slow speed and he would
like the people to stick to the facts of do they want bus service
or not. The City would not be willing to put and/or offer a service
if the people really do not want it.
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Dan Holter of the Rochester City 'Lines wished to be heard and stated
that the 55th Street bus stop is not a good bus stop. It is a busy
busy road with no shoulders and it just is not safe. He stated that
generally a bus would replace 10 cars so safety should not be a
factor because cars would be eliminated and buses do not use excess
speed. He stated that diesel engines do not have emisions. He
stated that he would like to use this route for 6 months as a test.
Hating no one else present that wished to be
closed the hearing.
Council-
member...-. McConnell stated that he is not in
going into the neighborhood. He would favor
Council -
member Canfield questioned if we would not
into IBM and gain more riders that way.
heard., President Selby
favor of the bus service
the stop on 55th.
take the route further
Councilmember Hunziker stated that he had concerns, but if this was
done on a trial basis using either route, then they would be able to
determine how expensive this would be and the ridership numbers.
Councilmember Senjem stated that he rides the bus everyday and we
should promote public transportation.
After further discussion, Canfield moved, Crawford second to approve
alternate 2B. Upon Roll call vote,:Councilmembers Canfield and
Petersson voted aye. Ayes (2), Coun'cilmembers Crawford, Hunziker,
McConnell, Senjem and President -Selby voted nay. Nays (5). Motion
did not carry. After further discussion, Petersson moved, Hunziker
second to approve items 1 and 3 - as listed below. Ayes (7), Nays
(0).Motion carried. Hunziker moved, Petersson second to table item
No. 2 for 30 days to allow further study on the condition of 55th
St. to be used as a bus stop and other pertinent information.
Ayes (7), Nays (0).Motion carried.
1. Route 14 serving T.H. 63, Willow Center, Willow Heights,
Bamber Corners and Salem Sound per Attachment "A".
3. Extending the 35 cent Youth Fare to year around.
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B-4 A'Hearing on the Revocation of the On -Sale Liquor License - Khosa,
Inc. DBA Max's On Broadway. Wishing to be heard was Mary Tigner
of 1946 15th Ave. N. W. previous.owner of Max's. She stated that
the people involved in Khosa, Inc. trashed the place and took
everything. They vacated the property and she would like to have
this license back to her so that she would be able to run this
business again. Thus she urged the Council to revoke this license.
Mr. Terry Adkins, City Attorney took testimony from Ms. Tigner and
it.is included in.the "Findings of Fact" which may be approved upon
a motion from the Council. Having no one else present that wished
be heard,.President Selby closed the hearing.. Petersson moved,
McConnell second to revoke the On -Sale Intoxicating Liquor License
for Khosa, Inc. DBA Max's On Broadway at 8 South Broadway. Also
included in the motion was to approve the "Findings of Fact" as
prepared by the City Attorney. Ayes (7), Nays (0).Motion carried.
B-5 A Hearing on the proposed Project of 6232-1-92 J 9252 - San. Sewer
and Watermain Ext. in 32nd St. N.E. from 200 feet east of 3rd Ave.
N.E. to Lot 6 Morris's 3rd Sub. Wishing to.be heard in favor of thi!
was Kathryn C. Rayburn of 513 32nd St. N. E. She presented a two
page report which is on file with the City Clerk. She stated that the
septic systems are bad and the wells.are not good either. She also
wanted to have the assessment procedure explained to her.
Mr. Roger Plumb, Public Services Director explained that procedure
to her.
Councilmember Crawford. reminded her that the cost for hooking up
from the street to, the house depended on the setback of the house.
Wishing to speak in opposition was Mike LaPlant of 404 32nd St.
N.E. and stated that he did sign the petition to have this project
brought to the area. However, he wanted to have his name removed
and stated that 13 other people wanted to remove their names too.
He stated that the problems they have with sewer are from blockages
and poor maintenance and the wells are good.
Also opposed is Tom Nelson of 367 32nd St. N.E.; Philip Grunewald
of 313 32nd St. N. E. Jim Helvig of 398 .32nd St. N..E.; Rudy Biaggio
of 310 32nd St. NEE': Dwayne Matti of 501 32nd St. N.E. Fred
Stussey of 407 32nd St. NE. Ernest Flury of 516 32nd St. N.E.
Several of the people above wanted to be heard the second time with
opposing questions
Those in favor of this project .other than Ms. Rayburn are:
Mike Toogood of 504 32nd St. N. E. and Roy Grimm. Mr. Toogood stated
that they are in need of the sewer and water and he does not want
to spend any more money upgrading his septic tank or well. Mr. Grimm
does not want to spend any more time and money on this either.
Questions.came from the opposition on how assessments are figured an(
the interest. Mr...Plumb stated that they could chose not to hook up,
but that the cost would be postponed and interest would accrue.
It was discussed by the'Council on the cost of getting this improvem(
into the house once it is put in the street. In many instances it wa!
reported by the owners that they would have to dig thru a basement
and that would be more costly than the improvement.
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Having no one else present that wished to be heard, President Selby
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B-5 closed the hearing. After Council discussion, Councilmember
Hunziker wanted to get more information on the cost of hooking
up to this improvement. Based on this, Hunziker moved, Senjem
second to table this for further information. Ayes (4), Nays (3).
Councilmember McConnell, Canfield and President Selby voted nay.
Motion carried.
B-6 A Hearing on the proposed vacation.of a 4 foot utility easement
along the west line of Elmcroft Second Sub. ( Curtis G. Swedlund.)
Having no one present that wished to be heard, President Selby
closed the hearing. Petersson moved, Canfield second to adopt
Resolution No. 479-92 approving the vacation subject to the two
conditions:.1. The applicant must agree to pay any cost associated
with relocating the telephone cable in the easement.
2. The resolution vacating the easements will become effective only
upon its reading , and that the resolution be recorded by the City
just prior to the recording of the final plat of Meadow Hills South
Sub. Ayes (7), Nays (0).Motion carried.
B-7 A Hearing on the Final Plat to be known as Meadow.Hills South Sub.
Wishing to be heard was Julie Haunsperger of 508 Meadow Run Dr.
S.W. She is still opposed as she can't find out what the exact
drainage plan is for the area. President Selby asked her if she
spoke to Yaggy Colby, Eng. on this matter. She said that she had but
was not satisfied with the answers and does not know about the
development on the north side of this plat.
Bill Anderson of Yaggy-Colby, Eng. was present and explained what
they had done with the drainage up to this point. He said that a
drainage plan had been submitted but that a grading plan had not.
Ms. Jane Kansier, Planning Dept. stated that the 10 lots to the nortP
of this plat are buildable and of standard city size.
Councilmember Crawford stated that the people in the area are not
.concerned about the houses that could be built in the area, but the
drainage. She also stated that no grading plan had been submitted
as requested when this was brought before the Council the last time.
Wishing to be heard was Brad Offutt of 418 Meadow Run Dr. and
wanted the footages, and other figures in the drainage plan explainec
to him. Bill Anderson of Yaggy Colby gxplained those figures to him.
A resident of 128 Meadow Run Dr. is opposed to the drainage plan.
Also opposed to this was Ralph Teigen of 500 Meadow Run Dr.;
Catherine Ruedinger of 2502 Oakridge Dr..S. W.; Dan Plaeger of 532
Meadow Run Dr. S.W., Mike Haunsberger of 508 Meadow Run Dr. S.W.
Jim Ryan of 516 Meadow Run Dr. S.W. They are all opposing the
drainage plan and want to see the grading plan. They are concerned
about the deep water that gathers after each storm. Having no one
else present that wished to be heard, President Selby closed the
hearing. Councilmember Crawford again reminded Mr. Anderson of Yaggy
Colby that the drainage was the main focus on the last meeting about
this plat and this was not corrected to her satisfaction or the
neighbors in the area. Also, it was stated that a grading plan was tc
be sumitted before this hearing and it was not. Therefore, she
moved to table this until a grading plan has been submitted and
further information is given to the people in the area about drainagE
This was second by Petersson. Ayes (7), Nays (0).Motion carried.
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B-8 A Hearing on the petition to vacate the South 825 Feet of Alley,
Block 1, Flather's Addition. Having no one present that wished to
be heard, President Selby closed the hearing. Petersson moved,
Crawford second to adopt Resolution No. 480-92 approving the vacati
I Ayes (7), Nays (0).Motion carried.,
B-9 A Hearing on the Petition to vacate a portion of the Right-of-way
for 5th Avenue N. W. Bill Tointon of McGhie and Betts, Rochester,Mn
represents the applicant Dale and Bonnie Regan. Mr. Tointon stated
that'the future plans for the area were in concept only and the
questions on landscaping has not been decided at -this time.
Having no furtherdiscussion and no one else present that wished to
be heard, President Selby closed the hearing. Petersson moved,
Canfield second to adopt Resolution No. 481-92 to approve the
vacation. Ayes (7), Nays (0).Motion carried.
D-1 Greg Roeder of 914 Bristol Lane N. E. wished to present a petition
to the Council which included 69 names and several letters which
was sent to Councilmember Petersson. The petition stated the
dissatisfaction of the people of the Viking Hills Residential Dev.
with People's Cooperative Power Assoc. because of the recent power
outages lately. They want it known to the City that they prefer
Rochester Public Utilities to serve them. They were informed that
they could write to the Public Utilities Commission
and let them know how the residents feel- the City of Rochester
has been opposing People's Coop Power furnishing residents of the
City with power for some time and we lose with the ruling of the
Commission. It was suggested that if the actual users complained
directly to the Commission maybe they would listen to the actual
problems. President Selby thanked the people for their effort in
solving this problem.
E-1 McConnell moved, Canfield second to approve the appropriation
of $400.00 from the 1992 Contingency Acct. to assist in funding
the "Voterline" project. Ayes (7), Nays (0).Motion carried.
E-2 Hunziker moved, Petersson second to approve the accessibility
contract with SEMCIL with the funding to be provided from CDBG
funds in the sum, of $5,450.00 This is for barrier removal purposes.
Ayes (7), Nays (0).Motion carried. Resolution No. 482-92 was adopted
E-3 Canfield moved, Petersson second to adopt Resolution No. 483-92
approving the Coalition assessments for LGA and Annexation
Legislative Actions for the 1993 session of the Legislature. The
assessment in in the total amount of $57,197. Ayes (6), Nays (1).
Councilmember McConnell voted nay. Motion carried.
E-4 Petersson moved, Hunziker second to adopt Resolution No. 484-92
approving an agreement with the Corps of Engineers to conduct
Phase II of.Re-analysis of Flood Insurance Study for Rochester. The
cost is not to exceed $21,500.00. Ayes (7), Nays (0).Motion carried
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Canfield moved, Petersson second to authorize TSP to advertize for
bids for the Art Center Repairs and Improvements. Ayes (7), Nays (0)
Motion carried.
Hunziker moved, Canfield second to adopt Resolution No. 485-92
approving and authorizing the execution of a Development Assistance
Agreement with Lawler's Inc. dba Textile Care Services. Ayes (7),
Nays (0).Motion carried. Councilmember Crawford stated that she was
not in favor of tearing down a building for a parking lot.
Doug Knott, Downtown Dev. Adm. stated that the building would stand
empty. It is not in good shape for anyone to use it. He stated that
the Mayo Clinic might be interested in this property in future years,
but meantime he would recommend that it be torn down and used for
parking.
Canfield moved, McConnell second to adopt Resolution No. 486-92
approving the application to the DNR for a Flood Hazard Mitigation
Assistance Grant for improvements to the Mayo Run Watershed. Ayes
(7), Nays (0). Motion carried.
Hunziker moved, Petersson second to adopt Resolution No. 487-92
approving the Lease terms for the Senior Citizens Parking Lot. The
Mayor and City Clerk are authorized to execute the agreements on behal
of the.'City. Ayes (7), Nays (0).Motion carried. Discussion was held
by Councilmembers on the fact that no hold harmless clause was include
in this agreement. City Attorney, Terry Adkins stated that the City
would have some liability. Roger Stasek of the Senior Citizens Center
stated that he had insurance coverage with C.O. Brown Agency in
Rochester and that he would check to see if they would cover the City
liability through the Center's policy.
Petersson moved, Hunziker second to approve the following licenses
and bonds:
Auctions - March of Dimes (2) at 1302 1/2 7th St. N.W. - Radisson.
Hotel Ballroom - Bachelor and Bachelorette pkgs-9-9-92 and Food
and Ent. Pkgs 11-16-92.
The $1,000. bonds have also been waived by the Council.
Cigarettes - Vending Mach. - Chick's Eastside Inn - 826 4th St. S.E.
Gambling - Mt. Frontenac Nat. Ski Patrol - Raffle - 4-H Bldg. 10-18-92
Sidewalks-C and G. and Driveways. - Cris Peterson Blacktop Service.
Misc. Act. — American Med. Association - Silver Lake Bike Path to Zum.
River Bike Path 8-29-92.
Jerry Silker -ProHemp Demo. 8-29-92 - S.ldiers Field to Central Park.
Mayo Center for Nursing - Fun Run - Mayo Park to Silver Lake 9-30-92.
Discussion on what the ProHemp Demo is -was questioned by the Council.
Mr. Jeff Silker was present and stated they are expecting 300 people
for about 30 minutes demo. He wanted Central.Park because of the
location of parking ramps and places to park cars.
Ayes (7),Nays (0).Motion carried.
David Senjem voted aye, but did not feel this is the sort of activity,
that Rochester needs to participate in.
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E-10 Petersson moved, Canfield second to deny the request for Sound
Amplification to the Mn. Grassroots Party on Aug. 29, 1992 from
12 noon to 6 P.M. in Central Park. This is because of the close
proximity of the hospitals. He was informed that if he found another
location then the Council would reconsider this request. Ayes (7),
Nays (0).Motion carried.
E-11 Hunziker moved, McConnell second to approve the issuance of an
On -Sale 3.2 Beer license to Hung Fu Chu DBA China Dynasty at 701
South Broadway. Ayes (7), Nays (0).Motion carried.
E-12 Petersson moved, Hunziker second to approve the request for the
issuance of an On -Sale Exclusive Intoxicating,Liquor License for
Mary Tigner at 8 South Broadway. Ayes (7), Nays (0).Motion carried.
E-13 Crawford moved, Petersson second to approve the Accounts Payable in
the amount of $1,819,262.23 - list on file with the City Clerk.
Ayes (7), Nays (0).Motion carried.
E-14 Crawford moved, Hunziker second to adopt Resolution No. 488-92
approving the sale of the General Obligation Revenue Wastewater Plant
Refunding bonds in the amount not to exceed $10,000,000. Ayes (7),
Nays (0).Motion carried.
E-15 Petersson moved, Senjem second to instruct the City Attorney to prepai
an Ordinance on the 1992 Annual Legislative Amendments to the Sales
Tax Ordinance. Ayes (7), Nays (0).Motion carried.
E-16 Petersson moved, Canfield second to adopt Resolution No. 489-92
authorizing the City Clerk to advertise for bids on the years gasolin(
and diesel fuel. Bids to be opened at 11:00 A.M. on Sept. 8, 1992.
Ayes (7), Nays (0).Motion carried.
E-17 Canfield moved, Petersson second to adopt Resolution No. 490-92
authorizing the Library Board to use up to $12,000 from existing CIP
Fund 2045 to retain Bob Rohof as Library Consultant representing the
City. Ayes (7), Nays (0).Motion carried.
E-18 Petersson moved, Crawford second to adopt Resolution No. 491-92
authorizing the Mayor and City Clerk to execute the Administration
Agreement with Employee Benefit Plans, Inc. which administrates our
City health,dental and flex -benefits program.. Ayes (7), Nays (0).
Motion carried.
E-19 Canfield moved, Petersson-sec-ond._to-instruct the. Ci'ty.::Attorney to
prepare an Ordinance -to annex .87'acres*of vacant land located west
of�the-�Northwest Plaza.Site. Ayes (7), Nays _(0).Motion carried.-:
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E-20 Hunziker moved, Petersson second to adopt Resolution No. 493-92 and
494-92 ordering a feasibility report and a public hearing to be held
on Spet. 8, 1992 on Project 6313-3 and 4-91 J 2153 - Storm Sewer,
Watermain , Sanitary Sewer, Concrete Curb and Gutter, Street Replace-
ment and Widening on 13th Avenue S.W.-N.W. from 2nd St. S.W. to
Cascade Creek. Ayes (7), Nays (0).Motion carried.
E-21 Petersson moved, Hunziker second to adopt Resolution No. 495-92 and
496-92 ordering a feasibility report and a public hearing to be held
on Sept. 8, 1992 on Project No. 6312-4-91 J 2154 - Storm Sewer,
Watermain Concrete Curb and Gutter and Street Replacement on 12th
Avenue N. W. from West Center Street to Cascade Creek. Ayes (7),
Nays (0).Motion carried.
E-22 Petersson moved, Hunziker second to adopt Resolution No. 497-92
authorizing the execution of the engineering contract for Project No.
8313-92 J 9250 - San. Sewer Ext. in Future Roadway and in
Northern Viola Lane in Future No. Heights East 8th Sub. from No. Valle
Dr. to the West Line of No. Hgts East 7th Sub. plus Watermain in
Future No. Heights East 8th Sub. This engineering contract is with
Yaggy-Colby Associates. Ayes (7), Nays (0).Motion carried.
E-23 Canfield moved, Petersson second to adopt Resolution No. 498-92
awarding the low bid of $33,741.00 to Weis Builders for Project No.
6300-N-92 J 4883-2A - Bridge Railing Replacement on North Broadway
WrRne�` Silverand Lake.jem At SsnJ5), Nays (2).Motion carried. Councilmembe
y.
E-24 Petersson moved, Canfield second to deny the low bid of $17,595.50 bid
by Innovative Contractors, Inc. for Project No. 6311-4-92A J 9244 -
Construction of Concrete Curb and Gutter and Driveway approaches on th
Westside of llth Avenue N. W. from loth St. N.W. to 12th St. N.W.
Since this bid nearly doubled in total, it is recommended to rebid
this in the spring of 1993. Ayes (7), Nays (0).Motion carried.
E-25 Petersson moved, Senjem second to adopt Resolution No. 499-92 approv-
ing the Parking Changes.on�4th St.-S.E./100 Blk from 2 hr. limit
to 20 minutes. Ayes (7), Nays (0).Motion carried.
E-26 Senjem moved, Petersson second to adopt Resolution No. 500-92
approving Change Order No. 1 for a total of $1,002.64 on City Project
8215-12-91 " Expansion of Civic Center North Lot." Ayes (7), Nays
(0).Motion carried.
E-27 Canfield moved, Petersson second to instruct the City Attorney to
prepare an amendment to the Cascade Township Orderly Annexation
Agreement indicating that the 111.89 acres plus the adj. 19th St. N.W.
along the No. side and the RR ROW alg the E. side. Ayes (7), Nays (0)
Motion carried. Resolution SOOA-92.
E-28 Canfield moved, Petersson second to deny the request for the issuance
of a Sound Amplification Device Permit and waiver of the time restrict
ion for Sept. 6 and 7, 1992 from approx. 12 noon to 12 midnight each
day. Ayes (7), Nays (0).Motion carried.
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F-1 An Ordinance Amending and Reenacting Sec. 129.02; 129.07; 129.15,
129.16 and 129.25 Sub. 1 of the Rochester Code of Ordinances and
Repealing Section 129.20 of the Rochester Code of Ordinances was
given its first reading. Crawford moved, Petersson second to suspend
the rules and give this Ordinance a second reading. Upon roll call
vote, Councilmembers Canfield, Crawford, Hunziker, McConnell, Peterssc
Senjem and President Selby voted aye. Ayes (7), Nays (0).Motion
carried. Hunzier moved, Petersson second to adopt the Ordinance as
read. Ayes (7), Nays (0).Motion carried.
F-1 An Ordinance Annexing to the City of Rochester .87 acres of land in
the NE 1/4 of the NE 1/4 of Sec. 17, T 107N R 14W was given its
first reading.
F-1 An Ordinance Rezoning property and amending Ord. 2785 known as the
Zoning Ordinance and Land Dev. Manual of the City of Rochester was
given its second reading. Petersson moved, Canfield second to
adopt the Ordinance as read. Ayes (7), Nays (0).Motion carried.
F-1 An Ordinance Amending and Reenacting Sec. 118.03.of the RCO Relating
to the Insurance Requirements for the Tree Maintenance licenses was
given its second reading. McConnell moved, Petersson second to
adopt the Ordinance. Ayes (7), Nays (0).Motion carried.
F-1 Petersson moved, Canfield second to adopt Resolution No.500A-92
approving the Final Site Plan for the Northwest Plaza Shopping
Center Phase I and II in the Arboretum Special Dist. (SD-1).
Ayes (7), Nays (0).Motion carried.
Having no further business, Canfield moved, Petersson second to
adjourn the meeting. Ayes (7), Nays (0).Motion carried..
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