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<br /> i~lIidUTES <br /> ity Council <br /> ~Gont'd.) <br /> February 6, 19£30 <br /> Councilman Fahey stated that as part of the footing inspection the <br /> lot lines should be checked. Fahey said that the City must, be sure <br /> on a commercial building that the building is being built in the <br /> right place. Fahey suggested that the Building Inspector could <br /> call in the City Engineer 'to make this determination. <br /> Councilman iJadeau stated that the City would incur a lot of expense <br /> by bringing in the Engineer on all construction. <br /> UeBace suggested that the City require a survey and that the property <br /> stakes be in from all developers. <br /> P~tr. Squires requested authority from the Council to call in the Engineer <br /> on those developments which he feels it necessary. <br /> DeBace commented that the City fee schedules should reflect costs <br /> that would be incurred by bringing in 'the City Engineer on a project. <br /> The City Clerk stated that on a commercial development if it is necessary <br /> to bring the City Engineer in, the developer would be billed for the <br /> cost. <br /> mayor Hanson indicated to Mr. Squires that he did have the authority <br /> to briny in the City Engineer on a project if he felt it necessary. <br /> Councilman Fahey stated that if the stakes were in, all the building <br /> Tnspector ~,vould have to do is measure from the stakes to determine <br /> if the setbacks were O.K. Fahey suggested to the Building Tnspector <br /> that perhaps on the more complex development he might cant to c~a.ll in the <br /> Engineer to determine if the setbacks were being complied with. <br /> The City Clerk informed 'the Council that the City requires a survey <br /> for all development of unplatied property, and the City requests the <br /> survey for development of platted property. <br /> Mayor (Janson stated that perhaps the City should require the survey <br /> and property stakes for all new development. The City Clerk suggested <br /> that the Council direct the City Attorney 'to amend 'the City's building <br /> code to reflect this. <br /> "fhe City Clerk also stated that sometimes on an improvement property <br /> stakes are removed and not replaced. Councilman DeE3ace stated that the <br /> City Engineer should replace all property stakes when they are removed <br /> by an improvement going through the property. The cost of this should <br /> be included in the project price. <br /> Mr. Fahey introduced the followiny resolution and moved its adoption: <br /> RESOLUTION N0. BO-2-56 - AUTHORIZItdG TI1E CITY ATTORNEY TO <br /> AMEND THE LITTLE CAPIADA BUILDI(~!G CODE 70 REQUIRE Tk1,4T TFIE <br /> 04JPlER OF EITHER RESIDENTIAL, COMMERCIAL, OR INDUSTRIAL PROPERTY <br /> BEING PIEtdLY DEVELOPED BE REQUIRED TO PROVIDE A SURVEY OF THE <br /> PROPERTY AND FI/1VE THE LOT CORNERS OF THE PROPERTY S"fAl<ED OUT <br /> AND IN PLACE PRIOR TO TfiE FOOTIiiGS Ii~lSPECTION BY TFIE BUILDING <br /> Ik1SPECTOR <br /> Page -2- <br /> <br />