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1 1 1 July 10, 1978 iginal land owner? 137 The Clerk was asked to obtain a copy of the letter requesting the settlement for Mr. Kulaszewicz. Mr. McLean moved to(14y over the increase in sewer rates until the last meeting in August. Mr. Kulaszewicz seconded the motion. Motion declared passed. Plat - Pyles 1st Addition The public hearing for the Plat - Pyles 1st Addition was Called to order at 8:35 P.M. The Clerk read the public notice. Mr. Pyles had called and said he did not have all the necessary information and asked that the hearing be postponed. Mr. McLean moved to continue this hearing until July 24, 1978 at 8:45 P.M. when all documentation will be available. Mr. Kulaszewicz seconded the motion. Motion declared passed. Special Use Permit - Pete Scherer Mr. Scherer told the Council that a letter was submitted some time ago by the Building Inspector detailing the content of the process he wishes to use for strip- ping furniture. Mr. McLean said he had never seen the letter and told Mr. Scher- er he should ask the City Engineer Mr. Gotwald for confirmation that he will accept Mr. Mobley as an authority. Mayor Karth told Mr.- Scherer that as soon as the City receives the letter of con- firmation form Mr. Gotwald a Special Use Permit will Be Issued. Mr. Mobley asked to address the Council regarding mining on the property formerly owned by Mr. Scherer and now owned by Mr. Marcel LeRouix. The mining and removal of the dirt destroyed 64th Avenue. Mr. Scherer explained that Mr. LeRouix is attempting to remove a large bank so that the land can be made ready for development. Mayor Karth asked how the bank compares to the roadway. Mr. Scherer said the bank was 30' to 40' higher than the roadway. Mr. Mobley said the pit bottom is also high- er than the roadway. Mr. McLean explained that a Geological survey and a completed application for mining is needed before a permit can be issued. Mr. Scherer felt that the survey had been completed some time ago when he sold the property. He explained to Mr. Gotwald at that time his plan for removing dirt and just assumed it was taken care of. Mayor Karth told Mr. Scherer that if Mr. Gotwald would forward a topo survey to the City office and if Mr. Scherer would complete an application for a mining permit the Clerk would poll the Council members and a mining permit would be issued. Mr. Mobley presented to the Council the situation at the Lino Air Park North. He explained he had received a complaint that a broken culvert on the Air Park was caus- ing a back -up of water to the North flooding sod feilds. Mr. Kolstad,, owner of the Air Park, was out of town and couldn't be reached• After numerous telephone calls to the City Engineer, City Attorney, Mayor and other parties to City tried to locate equipmemt to alleviate the problem but the equipment was not available.