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February 25, 1980 65 The minutes of February 11, were held until the March 10, 1980 meeting for consideration at that time. Mayor Gourley moved the minutes of February 11, 1980 be held until the next meeting. Seconded by Mr. Kulaszewicz. Motion declared passed. Mrs. Elsenpter moved to approve the disbursements as presented. Seconded by Mr. Jaworski. Motion declared passed. There was no comments from the audience. The Council istened to a presentation on the proposed new construction of Rite -Way Waterproffing. The proposed building plans, grade plans and outer construction plans — these plans are fairly complete to include and energy analysis. This is to be a metal building with steel frame and wood studs in the interior. There will be a more extensive discussion of this when it is presented to the Planning adn Zoning Board for approval. The back portion of this land will need to be rezoned and the company will need to apply for a special use permit for construction in this area. Mr. Locher suggested t?is be rezoned to Light Industrial. Mr. Volk presented the bids for the equipment for the new dump truck. Itasca - $12,492.00; Truck Utilities - $14,729.77; Garwood - $16,929.00; MacQueen - $21,479.00. Mr. Volk recommended that the bid from MacQueen be accepted in that this is the only bid that conformed to the specifications. After some extensive discussion, listening to presentations by two of the bidders, Mr. Jaworski moved to accept the MacQueen bid for the equipment. Seconded by Mrs. Elsenpeter. Motion carried uanaimously. IThe Public Hearing on the Peltier View Plat was called to order at 8:25 P.M. Mayor Gourley asked Mr. Schumacher to bring this plat up to date as to the actions that have been taken. Mr. Schumacher noted that the two areas of concern was run -off and on -site septic systems. He asked Mr. Gotwald to pre- sent his report on these problems. Mr. Gotwald read a letter from Mr. Jack McConoha, soils tester, who gave his findings as to the borings he had done on the land. Mr. Gowald discussed the soils types in this plat, noting that the Western part is sand - to the East is Bloomfield fine sand, and Webster fine sands. The water table is between 2 to 3 feet down to 5 to 6 feet. Mr. Gotwald determined the water table in the area would be 2 feet for the purpose of elevations and grades. He elt this is a very cautious approach, but the only safe way he could proceed. Mr. Gotwald discussed the amount of ponding required by Rice Creek Watershed Board. He said the average lot elevations is 904. Mr. Gotwald said the fill required on most of these lots is approximately 5' in order to bring these homes at least 4 feet baove the water table. This will be watched closely as the development progresses. The problem of the drainage was discussed including the xistence of drain tile and the fact that the forty acres to the South drains onto this property. Mr. Gotwald said the requirements of the Rice Creek Watershed Board demand that the drainage is such that there will be no change in the amount of water drainage. The ponding msut be so designed to handle the run -off in such a way so as to insure that the run -off will be contained within the ponding area. Mr. Gotwald felt the water table would present a larger problem than the run -off. Mr. Rehbein presented the developer's points on this plat. He was asked if