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August 11, 1980 <br />Mayor Gourley moved to adopt this Resolution. Seconded by Mr. Jaworski. There <br />was discussion on the number of acres Mr. Klenck owns with the total about 17 <br />acres. Mr. Schumacher reminded the Council that Mr. Klenck owned less than ten <br />actes at the time the building was constructed. The motion carreid unanimously. <br />The next item to be considered was the problem of outside storage by Mr. Sulander. <br />Mayor Gourley asked Mr. Kluegel if any progress has been made on the removal of this <br />material and Mr. Kluegel said, No. <br />Mr. Sulander explained the reasons why this material has not been moved. Said he <br />had been trying to sell this used material but to this point in time has not been <br />able to dispose of it. He said some of the material will be used to construct a <br />retaining wall on his daughter's property to the North and some of it will be used <br />by a son for the construction of a garage. <br />Mayor Gourley asked how much time he would need to get all this material moved and <br />Mr. Sulander asked for and additional 60 days. Mr. McLean asked if this would <br />clean up all the material and Mr. Sulander said there are a couple of items that <br />he may want to leave there. <br />Mr. McLean asked Mr. Kluegel if he could get together with Mr. Sulander and iden- <br />tify the materials that are to be used for the retaining wall, dock and a deck? <br />Mr. Kluegel said he would be glad to meet with Mr. Sulander and discuss this material. <br />Mr. Sulander said he had some metal shelving that he didn't know what he was going <br />to do with. <br />Mr. McLean moved to allow Mr. Sulander an additional 60 days from this date to <br />remove the material that will remain after he has identified the material that <br />will be used to construct a retaining wall and a dock along his Lakeshore and the <br />blocks to be removed to the property to the North and the remainder of the material <br />to be removed by the end of the 60 days. Seconded by Mr. Jaworski. Motion carried <br />unanimously. <br />The June financial statement was considered. Mr. Schumacher asked if there were <br />specific questions from the Council Mr. McLean asked what the projected roll over <br />figure at the year is at this time, and Mr. Schumacher pointed out the areas where <br />the budget is being over spent but felt that to put a dollar figure would be hard <br />to name at this point in time. He thought that the roll over figure would be about <br />half of what had been anticipated. Mr. McLean suggested that the expenditures should <br />be cut to reflect this decrease in receipts. Mr. Schumacher felt that a budget <br />should be adhered to as close as possible - when a planned expenditure is postponed <br />to the next year, that merely puts everything another year in the arrears. Mr. Mclean <br />was concerned that perhaps the City would need to issue warrants for operating ex- <br />penses in the coming year - Mr. Schumacher felt that was not likely to happen. <br />The report on the Park Board meeting was considered. The Park Board had recommened <br />that the parking lot in Sunrise be done, the updating of the tot lot at Sunrise, <br />construct a pleasure rink and tot lot at City Hall Park and some arrangements for a <br />temporary warming house for the City Hall Park. These are capital expenditures <br />proposed for 1980 and 1981, since the building that had been proposed for City Hall <br />Park is not being constructed this year. <br />There was discussion on where these items fit into the budget and the capital im- <br />provement program. The items for Sunrise Park are in the 1980 budget. The items <br />for the City Hall Park are not budgeted but the work has been proposed in view of <br />the fact that the building proposed is not to be constructed this year. <br />