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• <br />• <br />• <br />Planning and Zoning <br />November 14, 1984 <br />Page Four <br />Mr. Kluegel reported on the Ulmer /sewer project, the latest turn <br />being that Mr. Ulmer no longer wishes to extend sewer into this <br />proposed development. Mr. Kluegel will keep the Board up to date <br />regarding this issue. <br />Mrs. Klaus noted that there is a double wide trailer parked at the <br />House of Praise. Mr. Kluegel said that a church member has it <br />parked there and that it will be going on a foundation on Pine Street. <br />Mrs. Klaus also felt that since no construction has yet begun at <br />the House of Praise and their request to add on, which came before <br />the P & Z in October, was a rather hurried situation, she felt the <br />Board was unnecessarily hurried to take action. <br />Another concern was brought up by Mr. Prokop with regard to streets <br />not being paved in certain developments before the lots are developed. <br />Several instances -- Sherwood Green, West Oaks of Bald Eagle and in <br />the past Shenandoah III -- were used as examples of situations where <br />people are living in homes wherethestreets were not paved. Mr. <br />Prokop felt that the larger builders seem to get away with this <br />more often than the small developer and possibly the City was oper- <br />ating with a dual standard. <br />Mr. Goldade reported that he watched some of the construction of a <br />street in the Menkveld addition, and he questioned whether there <br />was any base laved down before the pavement. Mr. Kluegel stated <br />that it is the engineer's job to approve streets and that he would <br />bring this situation to the engineers attention and have it checked. <br />During the tour of the area, it was noted that there is quite a bit <br />of scrap material at Kloesner /Goertz. Mr. Kluegel said that he was <br />working on this situation. <br />It was brought to the attention of the Building Inspector that there <br />appears to be a "sales office" trailer at West Oaks. Mr. Kluegel <br />said he would check this out. <br />Mr. Kluegel updated the Board with respect to the Roland Ford court <br />case, in which Mr. Ford was told to clean up his property to the <br />satisfaction of the City before December 3 or face a 30 -day jail <br />sentence. To date, little has been done in this clean up effort. <br />The meeting adjourned at 9:50 P.M. <br />
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