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05-04-93_ ~ A regular meeting of the Hopkins City Council Mas held on flay 4, 1993 in the City Council Chambers of the Hopkins City Hall. Present Mere Mayor Berg, Councilmembers Anderson, 1Critsler and Redepenninq. Also present were staff a~ecsbers Mielke, Genellie, 8armeninq, Gustafson, Stei~an, Strachota and City Attorney Jerre Millar. Cauncilmember Shirley eras absent. I. CALL TO ORDER Mayor Berg called the meeting to order at 7:30 p.B II. PRESENTATION Dr. Dan Schumacher, hest 8eiu:epin HRman Services presented the City Kith a plaque honoring the City for 20 of years support. III. CONSENT A~G$NDA 1. APPROVAL OF THE APRIL a 0 , 199 3 , REGULi~R MS$'1'ING l~urura8 a . APPROVAL OF DI~ssuscSE~ISN7.'S PQ~•TST 91~ 3. APPROVVAL OF MIS~''~•T-#NEOUS LIC$NSES 4. BID ANARD - BITIEI~vua SELL COAT 5. APPROVE f.~'~RINE R00L~1 ADDITION - SLMO PARK FIIrl'R1~TION PI~i~lNE (Rpt. 93-64) 6. APPROVE FEi~SIBILITY siuuY AND ORD~ PQBLIC HERRING -ALLEY BETIIEEiI 9TH ie 10TH - 1ST AND aND STREET NORTH (Rpt. 93-63) 7 . APPROVE GRO~ilERB MARKBT CONTRACT (Rpt . 9 3 -6 6 ) 8. APPROVE cAi~•ixACT A1IEilDIIBLiT - liuv~ING RE~IAB INSPECTOR (Rpt. 93-65) 9. APP"~,av~s PROCI~i~INATION ~lONt~~T~G 50 YElilRB OF SENIOR CENTERS AND SENIOR ADIII~J.' PROGRAl~lB 10. APPROVE 1`uruiaS -APRIL 13 ~.~iurCIL i~~C~iESSION 11. APPROVE 3.a BEER LICENSE - 80PKINS JAY~'~'Q MAINSTREET DAYS (Rpt. 93-67) la . APPROVE 3 . a RJR ON/OFF LICEiISE - MEI~lDO1iBROOR Rpt. 93-70) 13. AuinuKIBE STAFF TO PREPARE TAX INCRffiI~iT FINANcirc: PLi~N a -7 ACID SET P'OBLIC HEi~RING FOR ~ ur:s 15TH . (Rpt. 93-71) Councilmamber Redepenninq moved and Council~~r Anderson ~~Anded the motion to a~~~~-e the Consent Agenda. A poll of the vote aas as follo~rs: Councilm~a~mber Anderson, Aye; Councilmember l~itsler, Aye; Councilmember Radepenninq, Aye; Mayor Berg, Aye. The motion carried unanimously. i!r 4 3 lay 4, 1993 Page Z IV. NEi~ BUSINESS a. CONSIDER ACTION - STORAiGE LOT c~rcITIONAL USE PERMIT Staff recoassndad the follo~rinq notion: Kove to a ~~-e Resolution No.93-41 a~~.rinq.a storago lot at 630 11th Avenue South. ParkMay •~~ ~ ~ Service is cuti t tuil.ly located at 700 16th Avenue South. This is tha location of Pipeline Supply. Pipeline Supply is eYpandinq their operation and ParkMay Tree Service needs a naM location. Leo Esget, ParkMay Tray Service appeared before Council to ansMar questions. 8e stated that the landscaping Mould be completed by August i, 1993. After further discussion Councilmambar Anderson coved and Councilmember Redapanninq seconded the Motion to approve Resolution No. 93-41. A poll of the vote Mas as follo~rs: Councilme~dbar Anderson, Aye; Councilmember ~Critsler, Aye; Council ember Radepanninq, Aye; Mayor Herq, Aye. The motion carried unanimously. b. CONSIDER ACTION - BAwr~~S FOR R~~SP'R~'RY FEe-rivllL (Rpt. 93-69) Staff recommended adoption of the follo~rinq motion: [ova to provide payment of $iZ,aa1 to the Raspberry Festival Association for the purchase of 135 l~ainstraet Banners, Mith the understanding this amount Mill be repaid to the City by November 1, 1993. Paul Steinman e~cplainad the situation to the Council concerning the needed funds. 8a also asked input from the Council on the proposed design and color s~~d+^a of the banners . He provided e~casples of tMO types of banners Mhich has been selected by Raspberry and the banner cammittea. Jim Thompson assured the Council that the Finance Committee had ap~~red the pur~b~~- of the banners and Mould appreciate the help. Councilmembar Redapenning moved and Councilmember l~itsler -s~ndad the motion to loan the Raspberry Association the money for the banners until November 1, 1993. A poll of the vote Mas as folloMS: Councilmember Anderson, Aye; Councilmember xritsler, Aye; Councilmember Redepenninq, Aya; Mayor Berg, Aye. The motion carried unanimously. ~ 4 May 4, 1993 Page 3 Jim Thompson and Mike Tait requested permission from the Council to hold the 59th Raspberry Festival. Councilmembar Redepanninq moved and Councils Anderson, seconded the motion to grant the request. A poll of the vote Mas as follow: Cauncilmober Anderson, Aya; Councilmomber lcritsler, Aye; Councilm~ambar Redapenninq, Aye; Mayor Harq, Aye. Ths motion carried unanimously. ~. Thhampson and Mr. Tait e:cplainad that the t~+~a for the festival this year Mould ba honoring the Hopkins Fire Department for their loo year anniversary. c. CONSID$R ACTION - R$SOLOTION APPRavurc~ COOPffi~A•iiva l~1T FOR ~iur~•i•~t ROAD 3 RAILROAD TRACK R~OoVAL PROrTSCT (Rpt. 93-7Z) Staff racosmended the follavinq action: Move to adapt Resolution No.93-4Z authorising the Mayor and City Manager to enter into an agreement Mith Hennepin County for the upgrading of railroad crossings on County Road 3, east of T. H. 169 . Mr. Gustafson e~cplained that the City cost Mould ba about $29,000. Hennepin County Mould pay for i/3 of the cost plus the traffic signals, etc. After further discussion Councflmembar Redepenninq moved and Councilmembar Anderson seconded the motion to' adapt Resolution No. 93-4Z. A poll of the vote Mas as folloMS: Councilm~embar Anderson, Aye; Councilmembar R~itsLsr, Aye; Councilmambar Redapenning, Aye; Mayor Harq, Aya. The motion carried unanimously. d. DISCQSSION -PAVILION S~~ffit n~uxS Staff recomom:ended a change in section 5.03 of the legislative policy #5-$ Pavilion Operation. The current policy under section 5.03 states "On days Mhan there era no dry floor events scheduled the facility Mill ba open Tuesday and Mednssday 8:00 a.m. to a:30 p.m., Thursday and Friday 8:00 a.m. to 8:00 p.m. and Saturday and Sunday 1x:00 p.m. - 8:00 p.m." The rsco®endad change Mould state "on days vZian there era no dry floor events scheduled the facility Mill be open Tuesday through Friday 8:00 a.m. - Z:30 p.m. .z T. . . lay 4, 1993 Page 4 The currant Legislative Policy #5-E was written October 16, 1990 prior to the opening of the Hopkins Pavilion. At that time staff and Council could only speculate as to haw the Pavilion would be used by the community. The last two summers attendance ra~~ds shave very little to no activity during open, unscheduled hours. Staff feels that the j Pavilion could save a substantial amount of personnel and operating costs by cutting back on these open unscheduled hours and have little or no affect on the coea^~unity. Jay Strachota felt that the savings would bs substantial by reducing the hours. 8a also stated that the pavilion would still•ba available for outside activities. Council~~~ Radepenninq moved and Councilmembsr l~itslar seconded the motion to a~~~•wro the time changes. A poll of the vote was as follows: Councilme®ber Anderson, Aye; Cauncilmember Rritaler, Aye; Councflmamber Radepenninq, Aya; Mayor Barg, Aye. Tha motion carried unanimously. d. DISCQSSIOI~ - R$FQS$ SYSTffi[ The discussion of the City~s solid waste 1~lanagemant program was prompted by a nave requirement in the Gaeta ~lanagemant Act which takes affect January i, 1994. Because of this, staff is reviewing minor changes to our refuse, brush and yard waste operations taking into account that this may commit the City, long-term, to municipal raf`ase collection. Lae Gustafson stated that it is staffs intent to do a complete financial review of the Ref~sa Utility factoring in the following outlined changes. This would include the purchase of a new truck, new containers, etc. This would also affect the billing procedure requiring changes to be made. After discussion Council thanked lam. Gustafson far the report and will look forward to the final report. V. PQBLIC 00~$N'!S/CON~-~~NS Thera ware no public comments. vI . R$PORTS - C0~11~ 1'JSLS~ Mayor Barg announced that the Council had been invited to the Sonoma ground breaking ceremony to ba held on ~ednasday, lay lath at 10:00 a.m. .~ ~ ~ s Nay 4, 1992 Page 5 He also invited everybody to shoe up for Nainstreet days. This year Nainstraat days Mill have a new format and rill be held from Nay loth through Nay sand. VII . lilDrT~ux~llffi~'1' Councilae~mber R~edepenninq coved and Councilme®ber ~italer seconded the notion to adjourn. The meeting adjourned by unanisous consent. Re ctfully submitted, -, a G borne, Deputy City Clerk c~t~urCIIi~~RR~ • ~ _ ~`~ ~- i '~ ~~~~ A"T$ - ~., l Nelson ~. Herq, Nayor ~ ~