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RESOLUTIONS City Council Feb. 11, 1987 Imp. No. Fahey suggested that for the special meeting the Engineer obtain 87-1 prices for the road as well as the possibility of bringing water (Cont.) in on Woodlyn Avenue. Fahey also suggested that Councilmembers look at the area prior to the meeting. The Engineer pointed out that along Woodlyn Avenue it will be possible to assess watermain improvement on both sides of the street, however, it will be expensive to jack watermain under the railroad. Klein Mr. Fahey pointed out that the Council has received a report from Fence the Planner, letter from Mr. McCulloch and letter from Mrs. Klein Matter regarding the fence matter involving Mrs. Klein and Mr. McCulloch. Agenda Fahey reported that he has talked with Mr. McCulloch and he stated Item No. 11 that he will replace the front portion of the wooden fence with chain-link fence and will turn the fence so that the good side is facing the Klein property. However, McCulloch indicated that he will not replace the fence with a basket-weave design. McCulloch believes that he has complied with the direction he received from the City Planner and stated that he will oppose the City if they direct him to replace the fence. Mrs. Klein indicated that when the McCulloch Conditional Use Permit was approved it was conditioned that the fence was satisfactory to her. Klein stated that she requested the same type of fence that was installed on her north property line. The City agreed to this and it is documented in minutes of Council meetings. Klein stated that she hoped the Council would not allow Mr. McCulloch to go back on this agreement at this point. Klein was concerned with the amount of time and effort that she has had to make in this matter and was tired of waiting for the problem to be resolved. Scalze noted that it was on April 24, 1985 when Bill Stenger approached with the McCulloch CUP request. Scalze felt that the City Attorney should research the minutes and Council tape to determine the agreement the City had with McCulloch. Fahey indicated that there could have been a mix-up by City Staff as to what McCulloch was required to do. Klein pointed out that she had discussed the matter with both the Building Inspector and Planner. Fahey stated that he does not believe the ordinance has been violated, however, felt that action should be tabled for two weeks until the Attorney can prepare an opinion. Klein stated that she, too, would like copies of the Council minutes on this matter. Page -5-