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MAY 21, 1975 -3- Mr. Nelson is basing these figures for the Escrow Account on a total bid of $14,750.00 that he received from Bury $ Carlson, Inc., Asphalt Pavement Contractors. (Copy attached) Mr. Nelson said that the subgrade and Class 5 would be put in this week, weather permitting, and he would like to have the road finished this fall. The ponding has been completed as required by the Engineer's recommendations. Mr. Kelling moved to recommend that the Council give this proposal of Mr. Nelson's favorabe consideration providing it meets with the Engineer's approval. Mr. Shearan seconded the motion. Motion carried. Mr. Harvey Cheesborough was here to request permission to put a 30' x 60' steel storage building on his lot at 787 Main Street, to store and park cars, snowmobiles camp trailer, bikes and other stuff that is now sitting out in his yeard. The building will be 30' x 60' and the front half will have a concrete floor while the back half will remain dirt. Mr. Shearan moved to recommend to the Council to allow this building to go up. Mr. Kelling seconded the motion. Motion carried. Mr. Cheesbrough said the steel would be colored. Mr. Merely Chollett of 510 Pine Street was next on the agenda to request a variance to Ordinance No. 21 A to split his 10 acres in two sections 42 for the front section' and 51/2 acres for the rear section and he wants to build a new home on the rear 51/2 acres. If the front lot is sold it would be 10' short of the current City requirements. After much discussion, Mr. Kelling moved to have Mr. Chollett consult with the City Engineer and the Planner before the P&Z would take any action on this request. Mr. Shearan seconded the motion. Motion carried. Mrs. Vi Schwankl was here to reqeust permission for her son and daughter-in-law to park a mobile home for living quarters at the rear of their home on Pine Street. Mrs. Schwankl said they have been having some trouble there recently and she is afraid to be alone at night. Mr. Schwankl travels a good deal of the time and is not home at night. After much discussion of this problem and reminding Mrs. Schwankl that the City has not allowed mobile homes other than in a park, Mr. Shearan moved to recommend the Council to deny this request. Mr. Kelling seconded the motion. Motion carried.