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August 12,1974 Mr. Zelinka moved to approve this request subject to stipulations as follows: 1.) On map dated 4 -29 -74 the temporary driveway shall be removed _and a permanent access provided for adequate access to Townhouse building to join a City main- tained public street; 2.) parcel on which the Townhouse unit is located may not be sold unless of-until Outlot K is, platted. 3.) the City is not liable for util- ities to Townhouse from East Shadow Lake Drive or otherwise;-and 4.) an adequate special assessment amount shall be paid on the Townhouse unit comparable to fully serviced lots. Seconded by Mr. McLean. Motion carried with Mr. Marier: voting, no. Mr. Zelinka moved to authorize the Clerk to sign the checks for payment of the special assessments levied against the property taken by the County fot the Open Space program subject to the approval of the Attorney. Seconded by Mr. Jaworski. Motion carried. Mr. Marier noted the vacancy on the Planning and Zoning Board and asked that this be filled. Mr. Zelinka said that he would submit the name of Mr. William Houle for that position . Mayor Bohjanen seconded the nominations, Mr. Jaworski felt that there should be more than one name to consider. Mr. McLean submitted Mr. Vincent Lombardi, Jr. for consideration. Mr. Zelinka asked iZ Mr. Lombardi had indicated that he would acceptthis position. Mr. McLean said that Mr. Lombardi had volunteered. He would be a valuable member to this board in that his legal position could guide members of the Board in making decisions, he could also pro- vide an informal report on the actions of the House of Representitires. The vote will be by paper ballot. The tally; Mr. Houle -2 votes; Mr. Lomb ardi- 3 votes. Mr. Zelinka moved to accept Fr. Lombardi as a member of the Planning and Zoning Board. Seconded by Mr. McLean. Motion carried. Mr. Marier asked the Clerk to read a copy of a letter received by Mr. David Olson of W. Rondeau Lake Road advising him that he must repair his septic system by August 26; 1974. This letter had not been received until this date. Mrs. Olson had talked to Mr. Marier about this an had informed ha,nn that this home is only 41 years old a± d they had purchased it only 21 years ago. Mr. Marier wondered what sort of inspection had been made previously. Mr. Locher said there is a six year statute of limitations. He felt that this letter did not state how the system was defective and what steps are necessary to correct it. He suggested that Mrs. Olson contact Mr. Hutchinson of the Anoka Health Dept. for more specifics. He said there might be a chance of action against the seller. Mr. Marier felt that an extension of 30 days should be allowed. He suggested that Mrs. Olson contact Tire Hutchinson, ask for an extension of a minimum. of 30 days. If repairs cannot be done, Mrs. Olson should appear before the Planning and Zoning Board for possible advice. Mr. Marier moved to extend this request for 30 days and at the end of that per- iod, if no solution had been found, she should come before the Council. Seconded by Mr. Jaworski. Motion carried. 1 1