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16 11/8/71 deposit the $50 first. Mr. Ted Winiecki inquired whether we were going to let him get by with the ordinance violation. Also, he though that the set- back hadn't been met. Mr. Dupre stated that the new code called for a 40' setback' he had found that the house was back 43 feet. Mr. Cardinal stated that Jerry had agreed to put 1 1/2 times the cost of repairs in a bank to be held until the refacing was completed. Mr. Dupre stated that the inside of the house was good; that the outside was siding dashed with stucco, which was partially chipped off. Jerry stated that he planned to remove the remainder of the stucco and repaint the house. He noted that the house had come down Old Hwy 8 from Stacy.. Mr. Cardinal moved to allow Jerry Rosengren to obtain the moving and building permits, with the stipulation that he refaces the house, and that 1 1/2 times whatever cost will be placed in a bank and a letter received from that bank stating 'that such amount be held for the Village until the work is completed, and that a time limit of 90 days be allowed. Seconded by Mr. Jaworski. After discussion, it was decided to set the cost of repainting the house at $500 (although Mr. Rosengren plans to do the work himself) and thus the amount to be held set at $750. This amount will be included in the stipulations on the permit. The motion was reread. The vote on the motion was as follows: Aye: Mr. Jaworski, Mr. Cardinal and Mt.,L'Allier; No: Mr. Bohjanen; Abstain: Mr. Rosengren. Motion carried. There was discussion on whether the mover should be penalized for moving the house in without obtaining the permit. Mr. Bohjanen moved to issue a tag for violation of the ordinance on moving of buildings against the mover (Safeway). Mr. Burke felt that we might have a weak case since Jerry had told the mover that he would obtain the necessary permits. Mr. Dupre stated that he issues moving permits to both movers and individuals. After more discussion, Mr. Jaworski seconded the motion, noting that we probably won't win, and that we should tighten up the ordinance. The motion .. carried with Mr. Rosengren ab- staining. Mr. Cardinal stated that as long as we were on ordinances, he would suggest that Ord. 43A on employees be amended so that the period of time worked by permanent part -time employees and temporary employees be counted towards their probationary period if they begone full -time employees. He thought it was silly to have a six- months probationary periof for employees who have worked previously. There was discussion. Mr. Cardinal made a motion to amend Ord. No. 43A by having the Attorney put the correct warding in under Section 3 of Ord. 43A, Subsections.(B) and (c), in the form of an additional sentence that the period of time spent as perma- nent part -time and temporary employees should be considered as, or towards their probationary period, when such employees are hired as full -time employees. Seconded by Mr. Rosengren. Carried unanimously. The Clerk was instructed to give each member of the Council as well as Mr. Marier a copy of the new complete ordinance books. Mr. Jaworski had no report. Mr. Rosengren stated that we would be getting the gas pump in a couple of days; the cost of both the tank and pump will be about $600. Most of the snowfence has been put in except for corn fields which haven't been picked. He reported that Mrs. Hansen had called about a culvert on 64th Street which drains into her lots. He stated that he could see no problem; Mr. Gotwald had checked it out and had seen no.problem since the water drains on the road right -of -way; perhaps in winter the water overflows. Mr. Rosengren stated that Roy Backlin had checked a culvert on Bald Eagle Lake Blvd., where a man plans to move a driveway and will need a culvert. He had received a bid on the old dump truck from Contractor's Exchange, Inc. in