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138 Council Meering January 25, 1982 Mrs. Elsenpeter said the Ordinance allows consecutive 90 day permits for a period of one year. She felt that when this matter and been dis= ussed before the Council, that teh decision of the Council at that time was that the reissuance of the permit had been left to the discreation of the Building Inspector for the one year period. Mr. DuFour was asked how much longer he needed to complete the home and he told the Council that he is building this home as money is available - he does not plan to go to a bank and borrow any money. There was discussion on this matter with Mr. Reinert wondering how this was allowed to happen in the first place - he flet this is setting a precedence. Mr. Marier asked when the last effort was made to do any construction work on this home and Mr. DuFour said he quit when the ground froze. Mayor Benson asked if this wasn't supposed to move forward faster and Mrs. Elsenpeter said Mr. Du Four was told that he had one year to com- plete the home and that the trailer would have to be removed at that time. Mr. Marier pointed out to Mr. DuFour there are rules and regulations that he must follow, and these rules and regulations apply to everyone who builds within this City. Mayor Benson asked Mr. Kluegel what his recommendations on this woul d be and Mr. Kluegel said he would continue to work with Mr. DuFour on this. Mr. Reinert didn't feel this was a solid enough attitude and felt that the Building Inspector will need to set a time frame. Mr. Reinert moved that the Building Inspector be instructed to do everything necessary to bring this matter to a conclusion. Seconded by Mr. Kulaszewicz. Mrs. Elsenpeter asked if a date should be included? Mr. Kluegel suggested August 1st. Mr. Reinert felt that was more than fair. Mr. DuFour said it would not be completely finished. Mr. Reinert included this date in his motion. Mr. Kulaszewicz accepted the amendment. Motion carried unanimously. RESOLUTION 82 -1 This Resolution deals with the Community Development Block Grant Funds allocated to the City of Lino Lakes in 1981 to be used to assist low and moderate income families. This money had been earmarked to assist those families that qualified along the proposed Trunk Sewer Project on Lake Drive but since that project has been halted, it will impossible for this City to use the funds within the one year allowed by Law. The City of Andover started a project and Mr. Schumacher had negotiated the matter with Anoka to transfer the funds of Lino Lakes for 1981 to the City of Andover and the City of Andover will transfer a like amount to the City of Lino Lakes from their 1982 funds. Mr. Schumacher reported that this has been discussed with Anoka County, they approve and the pape work would be done by them. Mr. Marier asked what assurance this City has that Andover will transfer their funds to us? Mr. Schumacher said this is part of the Resolution.