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<br /> City Council
<br /> (Contrd,)
<br /> February 6, 1)80
<br /> '1'ne uenate will be holding a hearing at which the City could testify
<br /> requesting that this clause be struck f'.rorn the Uniform Condominium ,'act,
<br /> Councilwoman Scalze is requesting that the City do this.
<br /> The F~ttorney agreed that the C~-ty should testify, c;calze reported
<br /> tha:i, the hearin€; will be head on Friday znorn:inl; at 8:30 A,;Ae
<br /> A;r, Fahey introduced the followi.rrg resolution a.rrd moved i'ts a,doptiona
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<br /> `Che foregoing resolution was duly seconded b'y sirs, Scalze,
<br /> dyes (5) I''ahey, Scalze9 1Vadeau, 'rianson9 Le13a.ce,
<br /> [Vayes (0),
<br /> .teso:Lution declared adopted,
<br /> This resolution appea-rs i.n IZesolut:ion Boole ::o, b, rage 36,
<br /> ;;eni.or Counci.uaan Fahey asked if.' i.t was :feasible to purchase some property
<br /> Citicexr fo.r. the senior ciaizen housing deve:Lopnrerrt, bnt then just gi.vc; i;kre
<br /> housing lrchdiocese a ground lease for the property,
<br /> DeveLoprnent
<br /> t,c'torney Parlcs stated that this might be possible if :it didn~~b
<br /> :interfere raitYr the Archdiocese getting th;: .financing E'or tr,e deve_l.opment
<br /> acrd as 1onl; as iIUD has no opposi.ti.on,
<br /> '.i.'he City Clerk stated that the City could Float a, bond fo-r the property
<br /> acid only .require 8G`i~ reimbursement for the property _fror<i 'the Archdiocese,
<br /> The City could pick up thereraaining 20%,
<br /> i,ar~nnei~ s The .alttorney reported. tYrat the tiaxnrne7. case carne up for trial, The
<br /> i;ivestock case ora.s dismissed., First o£ al.l., i4r., 's;~idmer was i.n Florida and not
<br /> able to testify at the trial, iIis son' ilennis ,Ii.daner, testi.fi'i.ed in
<br /> his p.Lace. Before the trial Dennis ',TicLner wa.s questioned 'to estab:l.ish
<br /> that tYrere was enough cause to begin the trial, ',;hen questioned'
<br /> Dermis 'niidruer was not sure where 'the of.fensi.ve smell that 'was causing
<br /> the nuisance was coming from, `l'here:['ore9 the prosecutor icrroar his
<br /> case was not strong enough to kirove a public nui.>ance, It was de'bex•r~uned
<br /> that this was a private problem petGreen Mr> Gvidnrer and the Harnmel~s,
<br /> Also prior to lir, Dennis ifi:_i.dmero s test:irnony9 the Iiarnrnelr s law;ye-r con'tacbed
<br /> i~ir, Yariss to see i~° anythi_n~; could be doxre to avoid going 'to trial,
<br /> Parks informed t.'ne attorney that the manure pile should he removed and
<br /> the barn moved, '.['he Hamelrs attorney started th.-;t the manure pile had
<br /> been removed, and Aix< ;amme:l_ xaould move the barn to ~rrherever t-lr. '~lidurer
<br /> crished, However' when everyone went to loo:c at the location of the
<br /> barnA it oras deter;nined that 'the barn L~ras in the proper locat',ion9 and
<br /> tkrat I~ir, .;i.dmer could not see the barn from hi;; house,
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