02-08-1988 - Agenda Packet City Council - regular meeting

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I TO: Mayor and City Council FROM: Mark Bernhardson, City DATE: October 6, 1987 10787.10 Administrate ��tV SUBJECT: Administrator's Information 3536 LYRIC AVENUE - The resident continues to do some work in putting a foundation under the property, however the work is not completed and staff will be further monitoring this project for hopefully having a completion within the next month. 1972 SHADYWOOD ROAD - At the pre-trial hearing on September 29, 1987 the attorney for the resident and the attorney for the City attempted to see if there was some common ground for a negotiated settlement that would cease the feeding of the ducks for here forward. At the time it did not appear that the resident was amenable to a negotiated settlement and it was agreed that the attorneys would a: Sue the status of the stipulation in light of the prohibition on feeding the ducks that was passed subsequent to that stipulation, The Judge agreed to that and gave the defendents a month to submit a brief on that matter giving the City two weeks after that to respond. It is anticipated that a ruling on this matter will not be received until November or December. 394t SIXTH AVENUE NORTH - Despite promises by the owner no progress Fias been na3e end the City will be having its contractor initiate work on the property within the next week. 2160 WAYZATA BOULEVARD - The PCA did transmit the letter to the owner indicating certain actions that he must take and deadlines that he must meet with the feel inci of the PCA at this point being that the owner of the property is responsible based on the assumption that the pollution is coming from his property. In a discussion with the property owner he feels that the origin of the pollution is not on his property and that he will be working with PCA through his attorney on the matter. 200 HOLLANDER ROAD - There is presently no further progress on the matter to report since last time. The representative from the estate has not been in contact with the City regarding possible voluntary development of the by-laws for the homeowners association as had been hoped. The clean-up on the property has not substantially changed since work earlier this summer. The City will be continuing to resolve the barn issue and clean-up during the next month or so. 3405 SHORFL_INE ' IVE - During the past month tte staff in conjunction with ;iennepin County has reviewed the location of a new road and sidewalk again for the owner of the property. It was hoped that this would al low him to make up his mind regarding the amount that he would have left for parking and balance that