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Page Three lug; Merier went over the lots which W. Gottwald suggested as needing rill. W. Hill asked if the Park Board has any feelings on what they went in a perk. Mr. McLean felt they had not set down any criteria. W. Merier thought the Council would be in favor of a park system in one area rather then spread throughout an area. W. IGelling felt the P & Z Board should go on record as saying that they want powered vehicles kept at zero. There was discussion concerning the 7,000 feet of sanitary service extensions needed, also the assessment proposal. Mr. Busch said W. Carley hes all of that in his notes. He could see no need for another bond issue. Mt. Marier paid it would require a tax, or a levey or a bond issue. Mr. McLean read a letter from W. Gottwald regarding the sewer question. There was general discussion, also as it regarded fiscal relationship. Lakes was asked about sales in the vedelopment. They said the sewer problem has restricted sales. Only 23 out of 160 lots have been sold. Sales have been slow since February since the sewer problem appeared in the papers. M. Nadeau asked if expanding the sewer now will improve the system now. W. yer said yes, it would improve the flow. Mr. Nadeau noted it wouldn't make it ziy easier to handle and haul away. Mr. McLean asked if there was a covenant in the contracts with the individuals oatline a golf course as related to their lots. W. Musoh said no. gnether they had a legal case, he didn't know. Kelling coved that the Pllenning and Zoning Commission recommend to the Council that the two (2) applications for variance to our Zoning Code presented by U. S. Lakes be accepted provided that U. S. Lakes revises their applications as follayst 1. Both applications be revised to provide for R 1 zoning on all lands covered in the two applications. 2. Delete all open space or park proposal from the two applications 3. The platting be revised to utilize those areas that were designated as open space. 4. Revise East Shadow Lake Drive to suggested layout provided by U. S. Lakes. 5. The development and sale of lots be restricted to 75.80% of the presently serviced areas before proceeding to platted areas requiring extension of services. rylonded by Mir. Shearen. Carried with Mr. Nadeau voting no, as he didn't understand every aspect. W. Kelling moved secondly that the Planning and Zoning Commission recommend o the Council that they develop an open space or park proposal that will also provide public access to Reshnau Lake and that this proposal be presented to U. S. Lakes. U. S. Lakes after negotiation, will provide lands in their development to support this proposal in a quenitity related to their 10% requirement under our ordinances. Seconded by Mr. Karth. Motion carried