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- Page Two - must be done. Mr. Mobley had also read the stipulations as to screening and he will also inspect the site and consult with Mr. Molin on the screening that must be done. Chairman/said he�/ would report back to the complaintant on the steps being taken. (''ova 1.c-/ Mr. Paul Albrect presented a preliminary plat for 130 acres located in the South East corner of the City. The Clerk read the letters from Mr. William Short, Planner and Mr. George Gotwald, Engineer. Mr. Pendagast, Engineer for Mr. Albrect, was present and he explained that some soil borings had been done but not complteted. This drawing had been done some years ago and Mr. Albrect felt that it just a starting point. Mr. Pendagast said they are aware of the marginal areas but felt that with the realignment of some of lots, there should be ho problems. Nuvciiibcl 1 / , 17i U Mr. Hill remarked on the Planner's suggestion that possible the Corps of Engineers would become involved with this plat. Mr. Hill moved to recommend to the Council acceptance of this preliminary plat subject to compliance with the Planner's and Engineer's recommendations. Seconded by Mr. Shearen. Motion carried,unanimously. Mr. Jerry Blackbird presented a proposal to the Board for consideration. Mr. Bruce Borden plans to purchase the building located on the corner of Highway #8 and Aqua Lane for the purpose of manufacturing insulation from paper. They are in the process of purchasing additional land to the East for the construction of storage buildings. These buildings would be colored steel buildings with concrete floors and used for the storage of paper. Mr. Blackbird asked what the procedure would be for the use of the land to thc East and he was told it would have to be rezoned. Mr. _Hill wondered if Aqua Lane would be able to handle the traffic. Mr. Kelling said that street only has an oiled surface and heavy traffic would probably break it up. Mr. Border was asked about the process and he explained the procedure used to turn paper into, insulation.. He was asked about the noise and he said there would be a grinder and a hammer mill. He plans to start with approximately 8 employees and felt that if things went as he anticipated, he would triple his employees within 9 months. He would add more equiptment and possible a second shift. There was discussion on the type of paper used - news print; where it would be stored - all inside; participate in the cost of upgrading Aqua Lane at that point - depending on the status of his business at the time. Some asked if there would be a problem with paper flying about. Mr. Border said, No, paper with any moisture in it cannot be used in his process. Someone asked what he did with paper of that quality and he said he sold it to Waldorf. Someone asked about screen- ing along Aqua Lane and Mr. Kelling said the Street is too narrow for screening, it creates a problem with snow drifts. Mr. Blackbird was advised to get the necessary forms and apply for rezoning. Mr. Blackbird asked about obtaining a building permit at the end of 79th Street. Since the street endSat the beginning of the lot, it was suggested that a cul-de=sac be installed onto the lot to provide the necessary 150' frontage. Mr. Blackbird will consider this. Mr. Glenn Rehbein appeared before the Board with a request to use a 33' easement off Highway 8 just North of Rice Creek for access to property located along l35W. Mr. Rehbein said they {kM e access to the property through lands they own to the South but would have to construct a bridge of some sort across Rice Creek and they would like to avoid this if possible.