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Jul• S,' 196 1
A r"ular• uwatin6 of the Village Crtusei!. ws-%alle3 to order by Mayor
Al !tilde, Jt. at 7 t AS p •u.
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M.y ir Wilde requested the Council and thou U *ts"411ae to ria for
a aaent of ailast prayer for puce and the endl to the ver is Viet llaa.
Presentt Mayos Bildb, Coftellaes• 94phteyaa ',1'Fal•os, Dews 8arnaa..,•
fictia= CLtrk-AdnioiattratoW, •Nerbut, Lefler, Attornryl Jams
0 , seasr, %.'Ei mallan Hagen #rrAved at BIOS P.m. alto,
c;ounctlaan O'Fallon "turned from Vacation to serve at the,
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Absent,: C i4wiluan Hurst (vacation). hand Gerald G. SplisteTt the
Clark -Administrator ("cation). Councilun Hagen (lata,
ATtive4.atf8tO5' P.M.).'
Ifmlow by Ccincilnao O',Tallon, "coed by Mayor Bilde, to approve t1W
imtes of t1 *, regular woting of June 10, 1966, vith the follVwlsg
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List fully all Licenses and
Permits"aa folivvst
SIR •i UP LICIN688 M JULY 1, '1966 - JM 301 1969??
1. The Rad Pant, 10".Wt. I '
Toll C.1
126 V. F. We Clubs I`rws t,
3. Waterfront Tavernt 21)s Lt. Ked. Lk. Dar.
A. Apple 81011608 Inns 10717 rp. Shore or.
5.! Pleasant Inns 10300 tie. &W -M, Drive
6, Iyraos ballroost 11516 Co. .J , 010
011 » oALQ LIC8118t6 FOR JULY 10 l,vae'1 Nita 30, 19691
1, 21a Creek Calc Court. Mul
2 V. F. We Clobt Handel
3. Iol,lydale Golfs 6710 lolly Use
A. "toss Billst 5313 Juneau Lina
S. The Rad Mat 10306 Co. Rd. 10
6. The WAter<frattt Tsvewus,, 3133 w, W't::d. Llt...br_.,,
7. Apple Blossom tree 10711 80. *0-;t*
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B. Pleasant Inst 10300 So. Mors lh;14,
9. La Cucionat 11333 It. Nye 141
10. hyena Ullwo t 11316 Co. Hirt. 010
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OFF - CALZ LICENIES FOR JULY 1, ;1968 - JUNE 30, 1969:
Notion passed by
gin Creek Golf Course: HowlV'. F. W. Club: Hanel
The Red Seo: 10306 Co. ltd. 19
The Waterfront Tavern: 2135 U. Had. Lk. De.
Norstaisn's Dairy Store: 2119 Med. Lk. Dr.
Apple Blossom Ian: 107117 So. Shore Drive
Pleasant Inns 10300 So. Shore Drive
food Vil!age: St. lty. ISS (VOIU) /1s 114
Le Cuciane: 11333 St. Hwy. 155
Ryan'm Ballroom! 11516 Co. Rd. 110
a thtes aye vote.
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Mr. Edward Be Sells regirdtng his request Cor subdivision waiver on
Tracts S b f, RoL.S. 1237. Mr. and Mrs. Sells did not appear before
the Council in their own behalf, although they were scheduled to do
so. Mr. Lefler, the Village Attorney, requested perwission to check
out this particular item again with the Planning Com ission, Mr.
Saws Clson, f+ginser, stated that there wars to be many small sub-
divirions along the lake, something which has never been done before
along Medicine Lake. The Council, therefore, decided after wore dis-
cusgion, to refer this item back to the Clerk -Administrator to be
referred back to the Planning Commission again.
CAPacilman Hagan arrived at 9:05 p.m.
Nancy Imphrey Covey regarding her request for approval of a Reg-
istered Land Survey in the South 4 of Section 34. The Planning
Commission has given its approval of the Registered Land Survey
which was given to the Couuc:ll for its approval.
NOTION by Councilman Hagen, second by Cou:acilman Humphrey, to adopt
RSSOUVION We 66-139, A MSOLUTION APPROVING M IISC,ISTERED LAND
W&M 1N THS SOUTH M OF SECTION 34. Reuolutlon pissed by a four
aye vote.
Mal Getwm regarding the request for approval of plat c1 Pinscrest
Rearranp- eant at 13th Avenue and Ranier Laeta. Helm Rilde stated
that Mr. C'tten h" previously presented this plat to the Council,
but, berauoe he had not gone to the Planning Cosmiss6n for approval,
he was refsvred back to thew for a Public Hearing. Tle Planning
Commiewton his approved it and sent it on to Council.
MOTION by Councilman Hagen, second by Councilman Humphreys to adopt
NMLUTION N0. 68.14,0, A RBSOLUTIoN TO APPROVE THE PkkLIMINARY P'.AT
Of TU P11MCREST RPOJAIGSKENT AT 13th AVINUF A"0 RAN gR LLMS.
Notion puded by a four ay+ vote.
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RE: Be SELLS,
SUBDIVISION
WAIVER ON TRACTS
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Rt: N.H. COVEY
REQUEST APPR'L
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PLAT AT 1304868.
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NOTION by Councilnea Hagen, secoud by Councilman Humphrey, to adopt lHOLUTION NO
USOLpTtOW N0. 664416 A "SOLUTION APPROVING 1118 FINAL PLAT OF TUE W141, APF V'IIN,
P=BCKWAT 13TH AVS AND RANIER LAMB. Resolution FINAL PLAT OF, PIN'
parsed by a four aye vote. CREST REARRA.
Phillip W. Beck regarding the re forgngrequest approval of a Registered 16: APPRiO' L OF
Land Survey in Southeast k of Section 19. Mr. Hack, 1938 Rome& IN LAW SUBVIT
Awnui North* appeared and stated that Mr. Jana Olson, Etineer9 DT P. UCK
wrote a letter to the Council stating`to the effect that this pro-
ject was it feasible one. Mr. Beck requested a propoity subdivision
lute four (4) lots be madeg designated u A, Be C and D, with Lot
D serving as a street easement. Mr. Lefler stated that Lot D must
be added because an access would be needed for Lots A, B and C from
the east and northeast ands of the property.
MOTION by Councilman O'Fall.on, second sy Councilman Rumphrey9 to RESOLUTION W
adopt a6SOLUTION NO. 68=14'2..1 R&OLUTION APPROVING TUE RSGISTU= X14,2_9 PPRC' SIG
LAND SURM 'IN SOUTHEAi'f h of Section 199 Lot 19 Block 1 of Groan- 'E. LANL SURViT
tree Forest 2nd Addition$ also, Lot 2, Block 1, with the following -
contingent:
The acquiring of a street easement over the east one of
Lot 19 block 1 of Greentres poreat 2ad,Additinn$ and the
most northeasterly cornet of Lot 2, Block 1.
lotion passed by a four aye vote.
Mr. Myron Chrictopherson9 350 Quantico Lane, appeared and stated RB: M. CUISTO-
there had been an oversight on tha Agenda concerning the septic PHERSON9 SUTIC
took trouble they had been hiving since the sanitary serer was TANK TROUBIA
put in last year. However, the ttem originally on the Agenda was
delayed until a later meeting because of the lack of the presence i
of Mr. Tony Morris$ from the Park Commission, who was not available
at the time. The Council, therefore, took up the item that had been
left off the Agenda.
Mr. Christopherson stated that they had been having problems with .I,
tbaltc neighbors' septic tanks for the batter pato of a year since
the sew sanitary saver was put in at Quantico Lana. He felt any-
body whose septic system is overflowing should hook up to the sani-
tary saver.
The Village Attorney stated that in our Ordinances, it provides
that if sanitary sever is av; i' Able, and if septic failure oow>r $
e hook up must be sada. It seemed to Mr. Lefler if Mr. Chrieto,*
phereon's neighbors could not handle their sewage they
must hook up to the sewage system like the rest of the neighborhood.
Mayor !tilde stated he had asked Mr. Splinter t- prepare a latter
outing a certain procedure to be lollowod -- : edruing the sewage
problems but he 6 -he Mayor) did not know about tits Otdineace cunft
corning the probl#a at the time. ''
Connell Misrutes - July d, 1119'6a - PAds 4
l!Mfl'",o- Ue9TS i COlMM11CATIONS1 cont'd.
Christophorson stated there are about fIva sanitary sewar "I
hoot ups on Qdantico Lane at the present tics.
Mayor Ulde requested a special meeting or the village inspector,
Attotssy, TIllaga Clark-Adainintrator, the Village Inginesr, and
the Mayor biamelf , to discuss solutions for the sanitary, sever
hook up problem within the Villago. Mr. Christopherson was than
referred to the .Attorney, tar. Lefler, for advice an to the form-
ing'of a petition for sanitary sewer hook up for the rest of the
wigbborbood.
Tetition regarding request for store eewlsr'in the area of Orchid Rat KWPUT FOR
Law and 6th Avenue. Mayor Hilde stated when it rained this arra UORM ST ON
belonsing to these residents gets swaeped fror.vatsr draining down ORCHID I..%U AM
a hill as well as from water which comes from a portion of the storm GTE AVIlNH,
sewer on Niagara Lane, All these waters cc verge at a point in the
backyards of these residents, creating vaxtc complications.,
Councilman Humphrey asked some questions of;the three man who were
present at the meeting, (Mr. Arne Baker, Nr1 Patrick'Hamal, and one
other mw)e be stated that his recollectioal of the whole thing vas
that the whole arra was to be taken carr of!at the time rite saver
was put into street.
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Mr. Jin Olson, Itineer, asked the #'outicil it they wanted the pro-
4ect bolas% voted upon to be restricted to this area only or to in-
rlvde Circle Park and ,the surr.unding area. 1
Co"ciLam O'Palloe stated 1: felt the total pittvre should Le in-
cludow in the preliminary plans.
Councilman Humphrey stated he would like the whole area put ineo
sesasate or ui.ts as to the tont of such a prosect.
Mr. Olson also etatev that there would be future laterals added
at sow futur+ date. Aar*cher mtginoor also stated that Boar of
the drainage eulverta w.,: not adequate to fit the needs of the
area.
Councilman Hasan started his felt we should also include in the
last report, the "assonant proidadures.
Councilman O'lallon stated that someone should act as a spokesman
for the people of that particular area, to go between the Council
and the people ttth the ids" each derives as to the solutions for
the aituwtioab Mr. Patrick Rawl, !140 Orchid Lane North, volun-
teered to be the spokesman for the arottp.
MMION by Cotrellm lKamphrey, second by Councilman O'Pallon, to USOLU' ON No 6
Adopt RWW"ION N0. 68444 ! o A RaSOLUTION ORDBRIN TU IWINLU TO Uftl43j ORDUN
Was PRILINVURY JRBMT OM INSTALLAttom OF STM II= IN THE IRLIM. RI -
ARM OF •ts AICD ORCHID tM. Notion passed by a four eye vota. PORT
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BR MIZON AM 00HU1MCeS
Mr. Hq rold k,ki e. bbaireans; Widing Codas Advisory Commissions RBt R. Bane
sppesied pelota the Council tie wWlain, with the Village. Attorney's AM1L OF NNW
help, the yaw Ordinance smwdiog the Village Coda Welatift to Uni- UNUM BL 0
form 8 :lag Coda. C iAN E
The proposed, amended ohdinswe hash within its clausep, Marl to
the effect that the Village is Bev going to require elevations to
be shown on all diagramal using -the sea -level data. The first put
of the awe Ordinance was interpreted to be doing. the following thintat
1. To arb sue - that the house . in question is not
located so low that pumps are eeeessary to net
savage *4% of the house.
4.. To make sute that the house in question has the r
proper drainage around it.
The second part of the naw Ordinaries vas interpreted to be asking
for the following thingt
1. Asking for utilities, easements and stakes,' to
be l6iaiid by permanents iron stakei on the lot
lines thereby making it possible, for tha Build-
ing Inspector to check to see that the building
ban the proper setbacks.
Councilman Humphrey lead two main question -about the new Ordivaogi6
1. Are thou additions that are not in exists: ace
in other codas?
Z. Mby did we not have these betoft?
In rower to Coun ilman Hompbrey's questions, Mr. Bakke stated t%at
as a Village develops, problems arise that must be taken care oi,
and this Unitovp lSuuilding Codes Ordinande is one, of theme It cakes
a ting of trial and ircor to realise vlyst vill be helpful in guiding
the V113agp. Most of the times these 9sportant details are taken
care of only d en the need arises.
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The VUlage Attorney stated that we have adopted a 1Inif otrm Building
Codes but this code is just a general coin of building regulations.
He feels damn coswunity must adopt this coda, just as vee adopted our
general coda in 1!630 this ie AY the Building Codes ldvisory Commis -
Glen ' exists.
Mr. %fafto stated he felt this now Ordlnaete might
bring difficultims At eerta4n situations Grim*, 0:6-1.64 ae •srtuwe yt
provisional ate., Hire Bakke then stated that variance provisions
could be worked out with this i.sw Ordiaanee.
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Council minutes - July 81, 1968 - Page 6
BElWIONS AM ORDIFUttCBSs cont' d.
Couse3laan,, Rumphrey asked • it the hook up . to, ieanitary "war woult'
be s problem as 1'ar as the'nw Ordidtwe was concerned, The Eng
inter stated he fait there would be no trouble if the previs:yn
as ther*,,it could be #aspected beforehand.
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NOTION by Councilman NuMphrey, second , by Co mellan Hagen, to
adopt ORDINANCE N0. 68-12; AN .0Y0IMMI UMIDING SSMON 2.0: OF
CRW= VI RELATING TO `i' UNIP08M NIS.DM 001. Motlob paiead
by a four aye rota:
mgor Bilde• thanked %the Building Codes Advisory Co ieaion and, Hr.
Bye for a fine piece of work. At this ti+r, Mater wete'ca were
also considered by the Councile e9wellman.017alloo loft the
actin= at approximately 9:25 p.e.
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At this tine, the Council thought it bast to g: avec,the Cokondar
Revims and the following dates dere net r '
1. Zoning Adjustuat meeting to i* hold on July 22,
1968, 7:30 •p.m: at the Villar+ Nall.
Z-., Spvctal Forms of Gov't. meetLcg to be hold Julf,Z9,
1268,• 7130 P.M. Nat the villaw+ MAIL
3. Vater- Nearing tobe held July 15, 119680 7130 at .the
Village' Aall. 4
Board of Review - board of Tax Bquilikttion,to be
hale an July 10, 1968, 7:30 p.m. at the Village
pall.
G51A1 Defense meeting to be held July 16, 1968
7130 P.M. ^t the` Vila- tie' Hallo
6. Pride Force tooting to be held July,10, 19680:740
pme ate tht - Plymuth Fire Stations ,
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Itro suss"•Oben, an8imer, prasa;RRed thtl Council with a prelii'pary Ra: News INmas
Cepa r.t on, thy• latedslvu of VoW ja wrccptor,' sanitary` never fropi Cz?"R, .SANITARY
16th A"" to ,?G rnbrrook 1WW% lue didcueeion that followed was .SBYER
ace s with a 41scusA i" of SjaY'et riatun Qtr 001 'prelininarj
Tt- yeotwAtnioal the tutt"loal, tit the 'N'.6, Ietprtaotor Ov the 04a-
itat timet eHtlw• east alae=:of .!!ad'ltiee l.Akie.' " too .tcuesiaa
that
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emued, Couki Umb Sapn tallul a 4opociol meet bs Jams
Olfto, ftkiwAlo ter. James -0196a of Ju>ian
sad y, ands biAself to Uact r*- the piropgved" eswar iattrt.;eptota
and swell, hunk upky aooes otlrora'•
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4.. OF OFFIC a ,AOS 6 OdtitltY'![36 connd .
Mop, by Couttcilan Nagda, second bt Cmallman 8usphr.:y, to adopt USOL ITION We
uTION 110. 68444. A SESOLYTION &UgVIN3 RI PORT An CULLING IM _ a. UMrjl
MMC' RkAil= Obi- $xTEMION C& MOM ,• 1-09 eCEPIOR SANITART 62M RZFM 6 CALL!!
ad ssiius 4*41 of nblft'l bs r
F .•r:. t 6. 196j, at 7:30 p.so rOR'PV,IC i"
in the C4uncl2 ChglbaPs;p tha ll t'=21. !lotion posed by a IN 11.M. I11'SR.
three a7e' vote,
WIOV'_by .Councl1m=HRgen. second by Councilua Humphrey. t4 adoptff14 0p moo. ,;
IOC 110. W145. A RSSOLUTION RMIVIM REPORT: AND ALI.ING WL M!
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DUMC BaARING ON UT 1011 OP NORTERAST 'IttTNRCIc! t U, SANITARY ,8d1i8R; S, CALi
nod settles date ofpublic heisin8 for August e;;'196d. at 7:30.1pos. ML PMIC BEAR*`
to the CeWeil Chambers of the V ll e Heli'. Notion patatd Wy a INC ON Neale DWO
three ay erose.
NOTION by vounrliman Ragens second by Councilman Ruophreys that a Ut BNBCIAL
special greeting be held on August 8. 1968. 7:30 peat at the V41ago MEN'!'IN ON ASSOD
Rall on assessment pror.edures . , -Motion passed bp`•a three awe vote. E88MINT PROMO.
Mr. Dever Barna*. Acting Cler'k-Admintatrator, gave tM Vii ort` con- RE: SIDDI110 no
corning the bid opening for Class "3" Gravel, he:d.= Judy, 6, 1968, CLASS "5" GDAVIL
MOO a.m. at the Village Hall. !here were three `b(ddors pm"zt• •et
the meetios. They More:
1. Jerome P. Begin - $10,425.00
2. Veit 6 Company, Inc" •• 89.737.00
3. Minder Johnson Escavating, I:tc e to $9.390,00
These bids were all notal bids. Minder Johnson Excavati:%;., Inc. sten
the Um bWdeY; therefore, it was recamomded that that CwVany be
awarded the eontrrrt.
ON by Councils Mgan, second by Covactlean Pmphrey. to adopt RESOLUTION .
IMIXTION NO. 66446. A RESOLUTION TO ACCEPT THE DID OF THE WINp;R M •
JOINSON MMYATING, INC. TO MAUI, CLASS "3" GRAVEL FOR THE VULAGN. , JR NO OF M
9ALL* notion passed by a three aye vote. Klan' JOHN" CI
We Barnes. A4tin:, Clerk -Administrator, also preserted a :report con- ' Pit: i,AC`HART
canine the aathiry ism essessmant rates. It was recommended, in UN ASSE88HT,
the report, that the assessment ba divided as follow: 1/3 on a RATES
platted charge unit. 1/3 on the front footage charge. and 1/3 on the
Gnat Altoketb*rr tbe'total assessrant would be 832,001.54. Mayan
Slide stated that tbal Goua ctl Mould need to spprove this ap#oscti to
esseeeing and to sat 'a data for a public hearing.
NMION by Councilman Hagan, second by Cotecilm m Humphreys to adopt, RRSOLUTION We
RRIDMIOtt' Nor' 68-141, A RB80LUTIUM DIRECTING PUBLICATION OF NOTICE, re. -.147, PUB...
OZ =MIN ON PUMSED AS4888di M FOR BACHARY LANE DIPLW%'DMT and MM 6 PUBLIC
satti tg public hearing for August 19. 1968. at 7130 p.w. in the YUMING
Council Chambers of the Village Ballb koti4n passed by a three qv
Vote•
We Jim Olson,dicer, gave a brief report to the Council conce tnlnt RB: STATR PLUS
tete eppV041 of the State plans to construct Fordbrook Lune north of FOR t+Matttnoatt
Xithway bs and tha intenaM:a.on at Htgh sily 053 ani Fershmak t,ano v, LAVE
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C"neil a rates - July 8, 1968 • hgn 8
I"yldl S 01 OMCUS. DO =$ i CiM9Wr $. cost 'do
Vro Oleos anted, is a letter sant to the Council, that the State
seeds ase access to the main garage they plan to build, so they mist
Made Pernbrook Lana to create this scenes. Mr. Olson felt that
this project would also benefit the Village in that it would take
can of sass of the prollems the Village'vould have concerning
bliml soots) in the' road, , bad si&t distance;, and othais. He felt
thalotal effect Mould be vary good for the Villages beceuse it
would help elefiate visibility problems. 9s alp* stated what the
St,a" would be attempting to do to lernbrook Laws such as extra
ofidonisg of the street, and the addition of a curb'and guttero
wiMA ie a very deairable improvement for the ars&.
Va State has asked the Village to adsist thin in acquiring arise*
rants amid other necessary things. They are willing to pay 100
per tent ofd - the costs involved, up to the end of their project.
lWT1011 by Councilman Humphrey, second by Cc4mcilman Hagan, to
adopt =9= 104 NO. 684486 A RESOATION TO APPAM THR STA790S
PIANS TO 00>r'S7t CT FMUMROOK LANE NORTH Of HITT. i55 M T88 INMm
8=109 IN OWI. 055 AND Fe MR0O1 LAMB. Resolution passed by a
three aye vote. The motion and the resolution were vi.thdrawn.
After the resolution was withdrawn, there was some discussion as to
the question of getting the State to go all the way up to Coun:V
bad 091, if we helped pay for this part of the -,project. Council -
an Htmgen stated that he felt we should do thp-•e things to this
requeut of the State's. Matt Council should not approve this
requtut. Second: Council should look at the plans again more
carefully. Thirdt Council should let the State go over the plans
sgain.
The Cew&ell decided they should not approve, the plans yet= they
should figure out exactly what they would like to see the State
do to the toads they should lay some plans u to the vuitten agrea-
mat with the State as to who should peat fat the sewer (that rust
P in on Fernbrook)i
Councilmiaa bm*hrey stated that the Council should wait until they
are pretty swat of what the Stats is going to say and dos than go
ahead and negotiate with them.
Mayor Hilda stated if the State were allowed to go ahead w!.th the
projects it would be forcing the Village to put a road in ahead og
time ad, also a n"r lima.
NCO Jim Olson, Engineers stated thea he weird see the State about
the Council.' • decision and bane a report on rho questions the
Council had before the July 15, 1968, Council meeting. as would
them know if we could charge them for the sear apeassments.
COum GUMan Humphrey stated the: then if we d:ld IVA the Northe+est
Interceptor for Sanitary Saver up to rerabrouk, it still would not
PAY for itself.
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to reply to this statement by Coih cilign &Ephrey, Mr. Olson stated
the interceptor coats Mould not The covered completely which is'what
the Council was bringing up In the report.
Mr. Lefler stated if we did approve the'project; we Mould still have
to pair a part of the work the State did including the sever, and we
would still pay interest to the: State.
After the lengthy discussion. Council preached s decision on the
subject vette at hand; and,de+tided to withdraw the previous motion
xWW mads concerning the approval for the State project on Pernbrook
Lite. '
lee previous notion was withdrawn because of the complications ar
rising from the discussion about the problems of sewer, and othora
that had baso left unsettled"
The Cowcil therefore, decided to have a second Moody report to
consider at the regular Coattail: ®seting of Aquak S. 1968.
awtlooxv
Mr. James Olson presente4 a report to the Council concerning the REt WAAINUM
drainage problem of Zachary Lane. Hr. Olson stated that the Council PROMM C -p WNW
had directed his to look. iato the drainage situation of Zachary Lane. ART LANE
After he had viewed the situation, he wrote a letter to the Council
which stated thsi f ollowir%, inf ormat ion t
The total drainage etr,aa, for twe present, is quite small
competed to the number of aures involved. The area in-
volved used to drain through the property at one time,
but now does off in .a southerly direction.
The Council had trequsstr d cost estimates regarding the regrading of
the nest ditcho or the west ditch, or regrading the "awale" through
the nadoeth pr+oper•ty.
Mr. Olson stated that it Mas not feasible to regrado the easterp
itch at the presaet tU*o because the ground slopas away froze the
road twords the east. Nwievsr, the regrading of the western ditch
was considered fessiibla; Wause the culvert could be plugged and the
ditch regraded to•rorop9 Mater to the north. It was estimated
to tate from 6-8•• haus, 8 sbape the slops of the land around the
ditch, and with -a- tva" a of $16.00 hri., the cost would be about
124.00o the property also be Wan 'tore of as for as vsgi-
tattoo tossostablitAment W concarnsd tolprsveot amnion.
COuaciavte lk"hfley stated the Council had devoted many meetings
aad hours of tint to thgo problem of dttaidago. Wo angineer's
reports to the Coutscil e84d 9W felt the up Stadia$ of the land
ronagintog the dr*$sW pio ts did not hareaso this water problem
awugh to warmth C4 lull 9c4o , re•conslructI"6 therefore, the
Council text that ve angio• dMU bo Akktn at thie tire.
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LICEL M i PLBI MI .
MOTMP by CeA mcilwso W en$ second by Cewtlmn • to approve
the rsneval , of a 1.2, • SALE LicAase for Ir! BW
Lr.. Looe. Motigo'pissed by a three aye vote: '
NDTIM by Councilum AUSen, s"aad by Couneilum Huwphtey to 1ppova
ft issuance of ai: ameavating perwit in the eodSw 4qp of liw tica 34
to Robert to Cops. ,•Notion posed by a three aye vote sOject , to the
rRaiisg of the r-mract thet Hr. Lefler has prepared.
After tho regular business on the AgerAs %had ' been cleared up, the
Cmmil had a srll discussion on the future itumpuleaiy hank up to tho
Sanitary Saver.
Before Rha adjoutmMnt of the eeeting, llayoioldldt stated that there
yeas some concern expressed by the 940ple on the'Pride Potes that
pollution of our lakes should stop ikmadiateli.
1dTL`ION by Couseilaso Hagan, second 'by. Maya 8114e, to adjourn the
westing at 10140.p•w. lotion passed by a three aye vote. °
Attest:
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