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The regular meeting of the Planning and Zoning Board was called to order at 8 P.M. on February 16, 1972, by Chairmen, John McLean. All members were pre* sent with the exception of Mr. Nadeau, who was ill. One correction is to be made on the January 19 minutes. Page 3, paragraph 6, line 2, omit the word "just ". Minutes were accepted es submitted with the above change, by Mr. Kurth. Seconded by Mr. Shearen. Carried unanimously. 8 :30 Hearing, Forrest Tagg, for rezoning. The Deputy -Clerk spoke to Mr. Tagg on February 8th and he requested his hearing be postponed until the March meeting. He stated he wasn't quite prepared. Mr. Kelling moved that we post- pone this hearing until March, and then if he doesn't appear, that we have an indefinite postponement. Seconded by Mr. Hill. Carried unanimously. Naegele Outdoor Adv. made application for two sign permits. Both signs are for the Paul Miller property, I35W end County Rd. 54.Y both are for 4 surfaces: 300 eq. feet, steel, presently unlit. Fees to #120 is to be located on Sec. 25, T.31, R. 25 Parcel 600. #121 is to be located on Sec. 24, T. 30, R22. Any future lighting would be flouresoent with light from below. It was noted that there have been objections to the Standard Oil sign. The gentlemen from Neegele felt this was probably mercury vapor that's why it is so intense. Mr. Locher could see no problem with these and they were approved by Mr. Gotwald as far es location. Mr. Korth moved to recommend to the Council that they approve these signs. Seconded by Mr. Kelling. Carried unanimously. The Clerk submitted a letter listing the sign permits issued since May 22, 1971: per the P&Z's request. Numbers 111, 112, 113, and 114 were issued prior to October. In October 116 and 117 were submitted but are held pending informa- tion on the code. Mr. Locher will look into this matter for the next meeting. Mr. Korth requested information regarding a sign permit granted about two years ego, but the sign was not constructed. Would this have to be rezoned and re- issued now? Mr. Locher is going to check into it and advise later in the meeting. Glenn Rehbein requested permission to have the Pillage Engineer go ahead and do the engineering on the sewer and water for the Shenandoah project. Don Marier read a letter received by him from Mr. Rehbein explaining that he really would like to do his own contracting for sewer and roads. He would probably put up bond for the roads when the project is about complete. Mr. Locher ad- vised that Ordinance 22 intends that the Engineer will be working for the Village and then billed back to the project. The ordinance assumes a special assessment. He felt Mr. Rehbein to be very practical in that it would be half the cost to contract for it himself. Mr. Rehbein questioned if other contrac- tors put up bond for all three, sewer, water and roads. He felt it would run about $200- 300,000, and that would be out of the question. Mr, Locher will check into the prevailing situation in other arees. Mr. Korth noted he would- n't be turning the property over to the Village until it is completed anyway. The Village would be liable if anyone were hurt on the road since there is an easement, but otherwise toe Village has no obligations right now. Mr. Rehbein said that at the last meeting he indicated he would not be needing a building permit until completed with sewer, etc., but that actually he will need to begin building before that time, Mr. Marier asked how much this is going to cost the Village when it takes over, Mr. Rehbein said the Village wil'r have everything turned over to them completed, end they will then share the maintenance cost and that is ell. He further noted that telephone, water and