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APRIL 16, 1975 Mr. Shearan asked if Blue Heron Road is in existence now. Mr. Jandric said, No, but Latern Lane does exist now. Blue Heron Road will come in off of East Shadow Lake Drive. Mr. Jandric said that Blue Heron Road was created facing on a public road and there would be no need for a culvert. Lot 30 will be used for access to the rest of the plat. Mr. Shearan asked if the City Planner has seen this plan? "I think we should hane an opinion from the planner first. It seems to me that we had a similar problem last fall." (Mr. Hill arrived.) Mr. Nadeau asked Mr. Jandric what exactly is he asking for? Mr. Coleman, Mr. Jandric's Attorney, replied saying we want to sell the townhouses. We will put the road in when economic conditions are better. After more discussion on what Mr. Jandric intends to do with the town house units, Mr. Houle moved to have the Planner and Engineer review and report back to the P f Z at the May meeting. Mr. Jandric is to get copies of his plans to these firms in time for a reply to be made at the May meeting. Motion seconded by Mr. Hill, Motion carried. The next item for discussion was a request to park a mobile home for living quarters at 1403 Birch Street to be used for an indefinite period of time. A trailer was put on the property on April 16, 1972 without obtaining permission. Officer 102 filed a Miscellaneous Report on this matter on April 6, 1975 as this would be a violation of Ordinance No. 56. On April 7, 1975, Mr. Harvey Glanzer, President of Investment Associates, Inc. requested to be put on the agenda for this meeting in order to obtain permission to leave the trailer at its present location. Mr. Shearan asked Mr. Glanzer if the intention was to fix up the present house and use it for a residence. Mr. Glanzer replied, No., we want to sell the house and replace it. The house would be moved off the property. One of the neighbors is interested in buyin it. However, the offer is not firm as of right now. Presently the house is not lievable. Mr. Shearan asked what kind of time limit on the rebuilding or repair of the permanent residence do you estimate? Mr. Glanzer said at the present time we need a minimum of six months. Wh have many projects that must be started shortly and the house is secondary to our planning at this point. Mr. Marier suggested that a revision of their plans considerably. We had planned to start clean -up and repair of the house, repair of the barn, implementing the bird habitat and raising programs, planting of nursery stock and crops. The house would have to take a lower priority 1 1 1