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October 14, 1980 The Clerk was directed to publish this ordinance as soon as it is completed by the Attorney. Mr. Jaworski moved to close the hearing. Seconded by Mr. Kulaszewicz. Motion carried unanimously. The Building Official's report was next on the agenda. Mr. Kluegel presented the revised 1980 State Building Code that should be adopted by the Council. This includes the revised building permits fees. The fees currently in use are the fees recommended from 1976 State Building Code. Mr. Kluegel pointed out the new fee schedule being used by most other cities. Mayor Gourley moved to adopt the 1980 Building Code schedule fees as set by the State. Seconded by Mr. Kulaszewicz. Mayor Gourley asked if there were any other fees that should be considered and Mr. Kluegel suggested the well suggested that the well and septic system also be increased. Mr. Kluegel had done some research on these permits and found this City to be quite low. The inside plumbing would be adjusted to $5.00 for the first opening and $3.00 for each additional fixture. The septic system would be $25.00 and the well permit would be $15.00. Mr. Jaworski asked if these fees are part of the Plumbing Code or may they be changed from time to time by Resolution. Mr. Locher will check. The Council voted on the original motion and passed unanimously. While waiting for Mr. Locher to research this question, the Council considered the requests from Mr. Schumacher to transfer funds from existing Bond funds to the Gen- eral Gund in the amounts of - from 79 -01 - Blackduck Drive - $10,000.00 - 74 -01 Country Lakes - $11,000.00; 77 -01 - LaMotte Drive - $11,300; and 70 -01 - Municipal Building - $3,700.00. Mr. Jaworski moved to approve these transfers. Seconded by Mr. Kulaszewicz. Motion carried unanimously. Mr. Locher reported the Ordinance #53 says that the fees may be changed by Council actions. Mayor Gourley moved to adopt the schedule as presented by Mr. Kluegel. Seconded by Mrs. Elsenpeter. Motion carried unanimously. These fees are to be ef- fective immediately. Mr. LeRoux was next on the agenda. This is in conjuction with a mining permit. Mr. Kluegel presented his findings on this matter. The 0.150 per cubic yard that is to be put in escrow is for the restoration of the land and if the work is com- pleted to the satisfaction of the Engineer, then this money is to be refunded. The fee for the permit is $100.00. Mr. Schumacher reported that Mr. LeRoux has submitted a letter of credit to the City. This is for the repair of 64th Street. Mr. LeRoux has put $1000.00 in escrow with the City to date. Mr. Schumacher said the restoration map has been submitted with elevations marked. The two concerns with this special use permit is that Mr—LeRoux should work in one area at a time and the fact that he is operating a commercial business in a residential area. The Council was also concerned with the existing pole building used for storage of the equipment. Mr. LeRoux said there is approx- imately 4 acres that will be mined in order to bring the elevations in line. This is the area around the exiting pit. The number 451 loads equals 5412 yards but in the file 10,000 yards in 1978 and 8900 yards in 1979. Mr. Schumacher said he did not know where these figures came