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MINUTES C9ty Council January 14, 1987 The foregoing resolution was duly seconded by Mr. Fahey. /{yes (5) Hanson, Fahey, Forsberg, Nardini, Scalze. Nayes (0). Resolution declared adopted. This resolution appears in Resolution Book No. 7, Page 23. Round Lake Mayor Hanson informed Council that they were a71 invited to a grand Shopping opening that the Round Lake Shopping Center will be having on January Center 24 at 2P.M. Zoning Mrs. Nardini reported that there has been a request for a license for & a sign for the upholstery shop being operated out of the mini-warehouses Building that Mr. Stenger built. P~rs. Nardini asked the Planner to look over the Report plans for this mini-warehouse and give the Council a report regarding the upholstery business being operated out of the mini-warehouses. P~rs. Nardini informed the Council that she looked over the Soldow building files and determined that the Building Inspector made two inspections on this home. P~rs. Nardini also determined from the City's files that a building permit was never taken out for Carl Spooner's garage, and therefore no inspection was ever made. Mrs. Nardini also commented that Mr. Squires is unhappy about going through this questioning by the Council each year. The Mayor informed the Council that should they have any complaints about the Bui7ding Inspector they should channel them through Mrs. Nardini. Mrs. Nardini commented that she would be working very closely with a71 the inspectors. Utility Mr. Forsberg informed the Council that he now has job descript9ons on Reports the Utility Department personnel. Mr. Forsberg also stated that he would be meeting with Roger 6lanzer the first part of next week. St. Jude's Mrs. Scalze reported that St. Jude's was of the opinion that they would Park not have.to pay a park charge, or that they wou7d be delayed until 1983. Charge St. Jude's felt the 100 foot strip of buffer they were leaving around their development would be enough in the way of a park charge. Mrs. Scalze stated that the Flttorney gave the Park Commission some ideas on how to assess St. Jude's for a park charge. The Park Commission has come up with a figure of $16,000. St. Jude's stated that they would be willing to pay $7,500 at the occupancy of Phase I. The Park Commission then settled on a figure of $12,000 at the occupancy of Phase I or $16,000 due in 1983. Councilman Fahey stated that St. Jude's should pay the $16,000 for a park charge if that is what the park Commission feels they should pay. Page -15-