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66 February 25, 1980 he was aware that some of the lots require five feet and possibly mo, or fill and Mr. Rehbein said he was agreeable. Mr. Marier presented his objections to this plat to include the problem of drainage and the matter of density. He questioned the boring tests - on the number taken the manner ie which they were numbered. He said if there was any additional water flow to his property or any effluent de- rived from this development, he will hold this Council and the developer accountable. He will also take a water flow test, analyze this water and document. He will continue to do this at various times. Mr. McLean asked if this City has made a Tresolution as to WPC -40 - The City is committed to adopting these rules and regulations when they become final. It would seem they have not become final at this point in time. The Council moved into discussion of this plat. Mr. Kulaszewicz was con- cerned with the high water table. He felt this was a problem that could cost the consumer a lot of money. After much discussion, Mrs. Elsempeter moved to approve this plat with the following stipulations: 1) only split entry or ramblers without basements be constructed, 2) pond and weir to be in place before any building permits are issued, 3) roads are to be in and 100% completed before the second phase is started, 4) minimum elevations according to Mr. Gotwald's plan to be maintained. Mr. Jaworski added the requirement 'that all perc tests be taken in the area where the drainfields are to be installed'. The motion and addition was seconded by Mr. Kulaszewica. The motion carried with Mr. Kulaszewicz voting, No. The permit application of the MMTC for renewal on their waste water treatment facility was discussed. The recommendations of the Council was that a public hearing be called for this permit. Mr. Locher prepared a Resloution (see beginning of minutes). Mr. McLean moved to adopt this Resolution. Seconded by Mr. Kulaszewicz. Motion carried unanimously. Mr. Schumacher presented the actions of the Planning and Zoning Board. The first item had been a variance request for a driveway of over 300'. This is necessary due to a lwo spot in the front of the lot. The Planning and Zoning had recommended approval of this driveway. Mr. McLean was con- cerned that this lot, since it contains five acres, could at some point in time, be split into several other lots. The City would then be faced with a short street ending in a cul -de -sac. There was some discussion on this matter. Mr. McLean moved o approve this variance with the stipulations that this driveway is not to be converted to a City street, and the owner must be responsible for the maintenance of the driveway so as to be passable for emergency vehicles at all times. Seconded by Mr. Kulaszewicz. Motion declared passed. The plat of Wollan Estates was considered. The Planning and Zoning Board had approved this plat and recommended a public hearing be set. Mr. McLean moved that a public hearing for Wollan Estates be set for March 24, 1980 at 8:45 P.M. Seconded by Mr. Jaworski. Motion declared passed. On considering the request of Mr. Robert Barett to store cars in the rear of his garage, the Council requested that Mr. Barett contact all persons within 300 feet of his property. He is to be on the March 10, 1980 agenda. North NorthEast had presented a sketch for the platting of a portion of the outlots in Lakes Add. #2 & 3. The lots facing Lantern Lane will be platted