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Page Two July 17,1974 Mr. Nadeau asked Mr. Junkis if he was splitting the land indicated on the map. Mr. Junkis said, No, he owns the land and needs to bring the road South in order to have access to his property. Mr. Karth asked about the property to the West and Mr. Junkis said that the land is no good, that it is too low to be developed. Mr. Nadeau reminded Mr. Junkis that he would have to extend the road far e o^+g.'.;o have 150' frontage, that he could nit just tough the corner. Mr. Ju:^kts understood this - he just doesn't want to plat the land. It' •c,c+lel and he doesn't want to clear any more that necessary for the building os: his home. Mr. Nadeau repeated the fact that Mr. LaBuda owns most of the land now. itr, Kelling interupted to point out that the Attorney was present and suggest that perhaps he could answer some of these questions. Mr. Kell'.n; did no!: think this was within the jurisdiction of this Board. This is an undeve n^ed area of four owners. He suggested they get together and come up with a pica. The Council could take jurisdiction if they to, but they are not rer+T,1 -.t. to do this. The Only experience this Board has and is in the case where ?.r{ was developed - where assistance was needed to put in a road and leave acc»Es to the remaining land - but never has a road been put in an undeveloped area where property owners are in disagreement. When Mr. Reiling sold lot- to Mr. LaBuda it changed things considerably. Mr. LaBuda said there are other ways of getting into this property - there is another road. Mr. Junkis reminded Mr. LaBuda that this road is on swamp and that a road couldn't be brought through there. Mr. Kelling noted that these roads were dedicated in 1944. He asked if there was any record of the area having accepted them. Mr. LaBuda felt that since he owns the land, he should have something to say about it. He is the one who will be paying for the street. Mr. Marier asked Mr. LaBuda if he would be willing to discuss this with these property owners. Mr. LaBuda said he would but he didn't want to be assessed for this street. Mr. Junkis felt that Mr. LaBuda didn't want this area to develop and had bought the land from Mr. Reiling to prevent the street from being put in. Mr. Marier asked Mr. LaBuda if he knew what the charges would be. Mr. LaBuda said,. No, but he didn't want to be assessed for it. Mr. Marier felt that Mr.LaBuda should know the costs before he made a decision. Mr. Kelling felt that about all this Board could do is recommend that the Council look at it. Mr. Reiling signs the petition then sells all the lots, so that really voids his signature. The four men involved in this disagreement left the Council chambers and went to the back Conference room for discussion.