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MINIJTES Ci.ty Council June 9, 1982 Most~d Matter The Attorney reported that he has not heard from Mrs. Mosted's aCtorney with regard to their lawsui.t. Ap,enda Item No. 16 North Star The Attorney reported that he has not heard from Mr. F[usniclc with i:states re~ard to the addi.t:ional entrance at the NorCh Star Estates Trai.ler Parlc. Agenda Item No. 17 Improvements The C:ity Attorney reported that he has received complete authorizaCion No. 81-14 and and the bond on Improvement No. 81.-14, Oa~asso ISlvct. No< 81-5 The Attorney also reportecl that on Improvement No. 81-5 he has received Agenda the easements £rom the School Di .strict an<t Mr. Villeaux. The easement Item No. 18 Ero m General f3lectr.i.c Pension Trust should be coming shortiy. The Pn~;ineer reported that worlc will begi.n on Rice Street on June 20. Garslce Mrs. Nardini aslced if the certif.i.cate of occupancy could be withheid t4atter on the Garsice house due to the situaCion ~vith Che swail on that property> Non-Agen<ia 'Phe CiCy Attorney replied that the occupancy permit cannoC be withheld Item No. 7_ unless the City's zoning code has noC been complied with, The Attorney stated that the gradi.ng oE Payeie Avenue i.s not a violatio^ of. the zoning code. The Attorney suggested that the best soluti.on would be to enforce the draina~;e easemenT, that the City has. However, the City woulci probably have to go to court for the r.emedy. The City Clerk suggested that the Council gi.ve Mr.. Garske a couple of ~aeelcs on the matter as the Ci.ty just recently sent h~.im another letter about i.t. hfrs. Scalze stated that she thou~ht the City could go i.n anyCime it wanted and assess the cost a~ainst the property. The Attorney stated that Che Ci.ly can do the wor.lc but under ChapCer 429 the City must hold publi.c hearings in order to assess a property. The Attorney asked what the Council. thought it would cost to do Che worlc. Mr. P'orsberg replied that he did not thi.ntc it would cost more than $500. Mr. Han,on suggested that the AtCOrney be directed to ca11 Mr. Garslce and ask him his i.ntentions. ~lrs. Nardini suggested that the City withbold building permits on the other two loCS until the situation i.s remedi.ed. P9r. I'ahey stated that hir. Garske could sell. the lots and the unsuspecting buyer woul.d not be able to ~;et a bui.ld:i.np, permiC. Page -12-