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02-04-92 r ~ M ~ A regular meeting of the Hopkins City Council vas held on February 4, 1992 in the City Council Chambers of the Hopkins City Hall. Present ware 1~layor Berg, Councilmembars Anderson, Shirley, ~itsler and Redapanninq. Also present were staff m~embars l~ielke, Genellia, Has~aninq, Gustafson, Gassais, Harrigan and City Attorney Jes ~ ~ lriiiller. I. CALL TO ORDER Mayor Berg called the meeting to order at 7:30 p.m. II. CONSENT AGEL~DA 1. APPROVAL OF THE JANQARY 21, 1992 REGULi~R c~iur~CIL l~STING ~ur~ui•88 2. APPRO'~VAL OF DIs~su~S~1TS, P'~~•TST 880 3. APP'.rava 1~II8~•T-#lNEOUS LICffi~SE APPLICl~TIONS 4. AP'PNO~V$ ]1GRESKffi~T HITS ~~ INTffitTEC FOR ENG11~1 ~~cKTVG 8 NONITOR~G N$LI~S - Li~NDFILL (Rpt. 2-33) 5. APPROV$ BUILDING PENT SpR~#RGE (Ras. No. 92-11) (Rpt. No. 92-35) 6 . APPROVE c3~iur:CIL 18'~aESSION I~INOTES -JANUARY 14 , 1992 7. APPROVE REVISION OF RESOLUTION NO. 92-2 8. ADOPT RESOLUTION NO. 92-14 REGARDING TAX FORFEIT PROPERTY 9. AUTR~TSE USE OF TELEl~ndha CONSUIri•1r~~ FIRM Councilmembsr Radepenninq moved and Councilmamber ~critalar seconded the motion to a~o.ro the Consent Agenda. A poll of the vote vas as follows: Councilme®bar Anderson, Aye; Councilmembar Shirley, Aya; Council~.~~ Rrftsler, Aye; Councilm~bar Radapennfnq, Aye; Nayor Barg, Aye. The motion carried unanisously. III. NEN BUSINESS (a) CONSIDER ACTION -GROCERY STORE CONCEPT REVIEN - PINSS Staff racorandad the follaarinq motion: This is a concept review which requires no formal action. Any comments from the City council would be helpful to the applicant in datersinfnq how to proceed with the project. Nayor Barg gave a brief ovarvier of the proposal. The proposal is for a grocery store on the Pines property. The store would ba 40, 000 square fast with an e~cpansion room of an additional 15,000 square feet. February 4, 199a Page Z in 1987 a land use analysis ras completed by R. L. 1~ornos and Rssociates to guide the City in the development of this site. The study raca~ended that the Pinas sits ba developed as a mixed use consisting of both multiple family residential and commercial. Dick Dra~ar~ ra~asantinq Hartman Development Corporation and for H i H Pinas, ornars, addr~ssad the Council. 8a stated that the Pines Trailer Court rill be closed at some point in the future and some type of developa~ant rill take place on the 6.1 acres of property. ~. Dreher stated that the location is a appropriate sits for a grocery store, considering all of the other ca~arcial uses on Shady Oak Road. To build a co®marcial business on this site the soninq could have to ba changed to a 8-3 or a Planned obit Davalopa~ant could be given by the City. The P'OD could give the City more ~~~~~.rol over the use of the property. lam. Dr~~+~T also stated that no City monies could ba Headed to caaplata this project. Fran Hesch, a46 5th l~venue North, asked lam. Dr~h~r again if any City money could be involved. ~. Dr~~~r assured her that it could not. She also questioned him about City participation. He stated that they could certainly need the community behind the project and that he could hope the City residents could shop at the grocery store. Councilmember Radapanninq said that ha felt they should hold this store in abeyance until the City seas if the other store goes ~~+~ #A . Councilmembar l~ndarson said that the Soninq 8 Planning Co~amission felt that the corner site ras a proper use for cosmarcial soninq from Nainstraet and l~h~~y Oak road to ~~~lsior i~vernie. Councilmember Shirley questioned the use of the property for a grocery store only. He ranted to kn or if some kind of moderate income housing had been considered, along rith the grocery store? 1~. Dreher, stated that at the present time a grocery store ras the only construction being planned. Ha stated that the balance of the property could ba used for parking and expansion of the store as n~ med. ti February 4, 1992 Page 3 (b) CONSIDffit ACTION - ACCSP'1' ASS$S AND SST PDBLIC HEARING - 1~AINSTR$ST NATO AHD S$11$R ASSBSSH~1'PS Staff recoemended the following motion: Move that Council adopt Resolution No. 9a-10 for a hearing on the propos~d assessments, l~ainstraet Improvements, Project 90-04B. The Council authorised the ~e~aration of an assessment roll for the service utilities and private imp ~ t portion of the Nainstreet reconstruction project between 5th and 11th Avenues. The assessment calculations have been completed based on actual construction costs. The total to be assessed is $1x8,935.43. lam. Gessele gave a brief overview of the assessment rolls and the Resolution. Councilmember Redepennfnq had a question about what informal work could bs placed on the assessment. ~. Harmeninq, stated that sprinkler system iaprovements could be assessed to the property fora 15 year plan at S~ interest. Councilmember Redepenninq requested that the owners of the properties be inforaed again of the 15 year plan. After farther discussion Councilma~:bsr Anderson moved and Cauncilmember Shirley seconded the motion to adopt Resolution No. 92-10. A poll of the vote was as follows: Councilm~e~mber Anderson, Aya; Councilmember Shirley, Aye; Councilmem:ber ~Crit$ler, Aye; Councilmember Redepenninq, Aye; 8ayor Serq, Aye. The motion carried unanimously. (c) CONSIDSR ACTION - CHiLDS PLAY TH~TER Staff recoemended adoption of the following motion: A~~~.re the concept of an entertainment coiple~c in downtown Hopkins which incl>>A~¢ Childs Play Theater and direct staff to undertake the folloarinq: o Rork with potential developers and Childs Play Theater o Secure proposals for under taking a feasibility and market impact analysis of Childs Play. Kith a~w~~~al of this action, staff would continue to work with various groups to attempt to facilitate this project. z i f February 4, 199a Page 4 Jim xarrigan gave a brief summary of the progress to data. Ne said that the Suburban Chevrolet location looked lice the best site at the present time but that no decisions had bean made to date. Stave Barberio, Childs Play Theater, vas present to answer questions. After further discussion Councilmember Redepenninq moved and Councilmamber Shirley seconded the motion to a~~sove the concept of an entertainment complex in davntovn Hopkins and authorise staff to secure proposals for a feasibility and market impact analysis of Childs Play. Staff vas also instructed to keep costs st a minimum until an actual site vas available. A poll of the vote vas as follow: Councilmamber Anderson, Aye; Councilmeebar Shirley, Aye; Councilmamber i~italer, Aye; Councilmamber Radapanninq, Aya; Mayor Barg, Aye. The motion carried unanimously. (d) CONSIDffit ACTION -FIRST RB~IDING OF ORDINANC$ - ADUIff ORI~•iau BIISIN$SSBS Staff recosm:endad the following motion: Hove to a~~~~-e Resolution No. 92-13 a~~o.rinq Ordinance ~ No. 9Z-703 for first reading. The ordinance would restrict adult oriented businesses to B- 3 soning district with a conditional use permit. Staff further reco~anded the ordinance also be expanded to outline other adult uses which would be regulated. After a brief discussion Councilmember Shirley moved and Councilmember Anderson seconded tha• notion to approve Resolution No. 9Z-13 ap~,rovinq Ordinance No. 9a-703 for first reading with the change proposed by staff. A poll of the vote vas as follows; Councilmember Anderson, Aye; Councilmember Shirley, Ays; Councilmember Rritaler, Aye; Councilmembar Redapanninq, Aye; Mayor Barg, Aye. The motion carried unanimously. (e) DISCUSSION ITffi~ -COUNCIL/STAFF COr~~ENC$ Staff race that the Council move to sat February Z8- a9, 199a as a spacial meeting of the Council - time and place to be determined. _ • r ~ .. ~ + February 4, 1991 Page 5 Councilmember Anderson moved and Co~uncilmember Redapanninq seconded the motion to set February a8 - Z9, 199a for a special meeting of the Council and staff. A poll of the vote ass as follows: Councilm~ber Anderson, Ay; Councilaeebsr Shirley, Aye; Co~u~cilmsmber ~itsler, Aye; Councilmamber Redapenninq, Aye; Rayor Berg, Aye. Th motion carried unanimously. Iv. P'OBLIC CO~II~!$NTS/CON~-~~~18 There Here no public cos®snts. v. REPORTS - CD~i1`1`1'1'lJSS~CO~ISSI01~8 1Br. Kislke aisnounced that A1QL Mould be holding a reception on February 19, 1992 between the hours of 4:30 and 6:00 p.m. The NLC Mould ba meeting in March. He Mould get back to Council with a date. RTB Mill be holding a luncheon meeting on February 4, 199. Iv. AD~~u~lRffi1"r Councflmember Redepenninq moved and Councilmember 1Critsler seconded the motion to adjourn. The meeting adjourned by unanimous consent. Res fully submitted, ~~r' Pat Gisborns, Deputy -Z`ity Clerk ,_ CI ` ,~ _ - ,~~~ l _ - -~~, _ - _ ~,_, J_ ~ ~~~1~~ • ~. A 88 ~ ~~, -~ =~j- i~ - ~~~~ 's~ lie on R. Berg, mayor ,; .