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Page Two Aug. 21, 1974 The general consensus of this Board was that this is a question that must be answered by an Attorney. Mr. L'Allier suggested that Mr. Prokop also contact the Engineer as to cost figures. (Mr. Nadeau arrived at 8:30 P.M.) Mr. Prokop asked if it would be proper to ask for a statement that the Planning andloning Board has no objections to this appeal being presented to the Council. Mr. Kelling felt that if a solution can be found that drill satisfy the Council, there would be no need for Mr. Prokop to appear before this Board another time. Mr Karth asked Mr. LaBuda if he had anything to add and Mr. LaBuda said, No. However, Mrs. LaBuda asked, if this street is put in by the private parties, and later on they wish to sell some of their lots or perhaps build on one of the lots, would they then be assessed for the cost of this street - would they have to pay their share? Mr. Kelling told Mrs. LaBuda that she was asking for an ethical answer to a business question. There is no this Board can tell her what she should do in a situation such as this. The question of curbs on this street was discussed and Mr. Prokop said they would abide by the Engineer's recommendations. Mr. LaBuda seemed to think curbs would be necessary to avoid erosion of the street. Mr. Marier felt that this should be worked out by the parties involved and that Mr. LaBuda has an obligation to listen. He also should have a better reason than just 'not wanting' to have this property improved and blocking the building of homes by other property owners. Mr. L'Allier moved to recommend to the Council that both parties go to the Engineer and Attorney for advice and clarification of questions - also get and estimated cost figure, then approach the Council. Seconded by Mr. Kelling. Motion carried. (Mr. Prokop and Mr. LaBuda requested copies of these minutes be mailed to them). Mr. Karth of North Northeast Realty, presented a plan for the Nelson property located on the service road East of 135E and South of Acton Construction. Mr. Karth has a buyer for this property but his buying Is contingent upon his ability to operate an antique shop from that location. He plans to live at that location and use the barn and old corn crib for his antiques. These • would be the type of articles that must be stored inside so there'woui'd.be no accumulation of articles outside. The business would be open 8 to 9 months a year, closed in the winter months for buying trips. If this opera- tion cannot be conducted from that location, then this buyer will have to look elsewhere for property. There was discussion on whether this land should be rezoned or a special use permit issued; the matter of his ability to put up advertising signs that would conform with the State Law; the volume of the expected business (which