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March 9, 1981 Mr. McLean noted that the variance must go through Planning and Zoning - on the subject of the special use permit for the parking of the trailer, Mayor Gourley wondered if the 90 days special use permit for the parking of the trailer could not be considered under Ord. # 6Q subject to, 1) building plans submitted and a building permit issued before the next Council meeting, and 2) the 90 days for the trailer permit commence as of March 10, 1981, 3) the County Health Department inspect the premises for sanitary facilities. Mayor Gourley moved that a temporary permit for the parking of the trailer on the property represented by the Certificate of Survey be granted with the stipulations that the plans for the construction of a home be submitted and a building permit be issued by March 23, 1981, that the 90 day period commence on March 10, 1981, that any concerns of the County Health Department be complied with. Seconded by Mrs.Elsenpeter. Motion carried unanimously. The application for the variance must go through the normal process. The Highway #49, sewer proposal that was on the agenda for 7:45 P.M. was discussed at this point in the meeting. Mr. Schumacher asked for a report on the petition that had been received in the office. The Clerk reported that 30% of the signa- tures were in favor of the sewer and 70% were against the sewer project. Mayor Gourley asked if these signatures represented 100% of the property along #49 and the Clerk said she did not know. Mr. Baker, who conducted the drive for the signatures, said the petition represented every person who wanted to sign. The trailer court, one home on 49, one on Laure didn't want to sign. ne and the Superette & Liquor Store Mr. Jaworski moved not to extend the sewer on Highway #49 as proposed but to make sewer available to Mr. Nathe through the Shoreview lines. Mayor Gourley asked Mr. Jaworski to separate his motion for clarification. Mrs. Elsenpeter asked what he meant by "up Highway #49" - Mayor Gourley said the area discussed at the last meeting ended on the South side of the trailer park. Mr. Jaworski reworded his motion to read "not to extend sewers up Highway #49 ". Seconded by Mr. McLean. Motion carried unanimously. Mayor Gourley suggested that..the Engineer be authorized to proceed with this pro- ject. Mr. Jaworski moved to authorize the Engineer to do a feasibility study on the Nathe project. Seconded by Mrs. Elsenpeter. Motion carried unanimously. The 8:00 P.M. Hearing on the Supplemental Assessment roll on the Black Duck Project was called to order at 8:10 P.M. Mayor Gourley asked the Clerk to report on this. The Clerk said that all persons who own property in that area were notified by First Class Mail. Mayor Gourley asked the Attorney if this is proper or should the no- tices be sent by certified mail. Mr. Locher read the State Law pertaining to this matter and certified mail is not required. Mayor Gourley asked the Clerk to cer- tify the mailing list and make it a part of the record. The Clerk reported that the additional interest had been computed on each parcel of land and each owner had been mailed a complete list of the additional amount that would be assessed to each parcel of land that he owns. Mayor Gourley asked the Attorney if this seems complete and Mr. Locher said he had not checked the compu- tations, but it would appear everything had been done properly. 1