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complex. The buildings would be five and a half stories <br />with a total of 320 units, consisting of 200 - one bedroom <br />apartments, 80 - two bedroom apartments and 40 efficiency <br />apartments. They are proposing a total of 320 garage <br />stalls with 100 to be built under the apartments, with <br />additional parking spaces for a total of 6l~0 parking <br />spaces. Several questions regarding the heighth of the <br />buildings were raised and it was suggested that the <br />developers discuss their plans with adjoining property <br />owners of Tatum Street to see if they would have any <br />objections to having buildings of that height adjacent <br />to their property. If there would be no objections <br />a variance would then have to be apAlied for as the <br />height restriction in the Village is thirty feet. It <br />was also suggested that that' contact the State Fire <br />Marshall regarding fire services for a five and a half <br />story building, including the garages. <br />Mr. Hartman, Mr. Rubinger, and Mr. Cooperman, stated <br />the buildings would meet all state and village building <br />codes. They stated that the complex would accommodate <br />handicapped people, would meet all fire codes including <br />sorinking and standpipes if required, the water line <br />would be looped, they would have sufficient room for <br />fire emergency equipment, the sewer lines would have the <br />capacity to accommodate the buildings and there would <br />be proper ventilation and exhaust for the under structure. <br />parking. <br />Portions of the property would have to be rezoned and <br />applications for variances and conditional uses would <br />have to be made as required. <br />ORDINANCE 131 <br />AN ORDINANCE RELATING TO THE LICENSING AND REGULATION <br />OF ITINERANT SALESi~AN AND PROVIDING PENALTIES FOR THE <br />VIOLATION THEREOF <br />Councilman Stone moved, seconded by Councilmen Ecklund, <br />to adopt the foregoing Ordinance. Upon a vote being <br />taken thereon, the following voted in favor thereof: <br />Mayor Warkentien, Councilmen Black, Ecklund, and Stone, <br />and Councilwoman Stocker, and the following voted against <br />the-same: None. Motion carried. <br />Engineer Lemberg presented a report to the Council <br />regarding the intersection of Ruggles and Asbury. His <br />recommendations after making a study of the area were: <br />that the police periodically check the traffic on <br />Asbury for traffic control, that stop signs be placed <br />on the north and south bound traffic lanes on Asbury <br />at the intersection of Ruggles, that the property <br />owners of the northeast and northwest corners of <br />Ruggles and Asbury be contacted and requested to comply <br />with the Village ordinances regarding plantings and <br />fences. <br />Mayor Warikentien moved, seconded by Councilman Stone, <br />to accept the Engineers report and that stop signs <br />be blaced where recommended. Motion carried. <br />~7 <br />ORDINANCE PERTAINING TO <br />PEDDLERS <br />TRAFFIC REPORT ON ASBURY <br />