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2/14/72 reasons given by Mr. Gotwald. Seconded by Mr. Jaworski. Carried unanimously. Mr. Gotwald noted that District 2 costs are about the highest in the area. 18.1_ Mr. Marier read figures showing how the construction monies had been spent so far, noting that this is expensive. Mr. Gotwald noted that Lino Lakes had no comprehensive plan for sewers - -he had only worked out details for the NW corner of the Village to meet requirements for approval on the Jandric project. There was some discussion on assessments and procedures. The Clerk was asked to read the PCA's letter stating that a comprehensive sewer plan or some agreement was necessary if any future lateral plans were to be approved. Mr. Gotwald stated that our plan was not comprehensive, that we need all sub - trunks and laterals on the plan - -this is needed for sizing our pipes for each developer. Our overall plan only shows interceptors. Lino also needs a comprehensive land use plan. He noted that in Chomonix they are building an 18" sewer, but they only need a 8 ", a 12" water line on Birch St. will be used for whole area later. We will need a 15" line for Glenn for future plans.. Mr. Gotwald commented on the cost of drafting a comprehensive sewer plan, not- int that Carley had charged only a small portion of the cost on the original plan. He thought the amount of $3000 would cover the complete plan; they can hold the bill until next year so that we can go ahead now and budget for it next fall. Mr. Marier asked if we need a comprehensive land use plan first; Mr. Gotwald said yes. Crystal asked when we would discuss the zoning plan and if it was on this P&Z agenda. She was informed that it had been discussed once already and that it was not on the P&Z agenda; we will have to wait for the soils map and for Board discussions; there will be public hearings on it. Glenn asked if he couldn't go ahead with his sewer plan since the Village has no plan. Mr. Gotwald stated that the PEA will not approve it unless we have a comprehensive plan or an agreement that we are working on one. Since we did submit a plan we were working on, we got agreement to go ahead with the Jan - dric plans; but we must do extended work. Glenn asked if he could still think sewer or have to go with septic tanks. Mr. Gotwald noted that the person who pays for a septic system will be unhappy if he has to pay twice, but Glenn can't do the sewer until he gets approval. Mr. Marier said we must consider the timing, of the sewer doesn't get to where you want it, then go with the alternate. Crystal asked if ponding wasn't allowed; Mr. Gotwald said no treat- ment ponds. He gave past history on our request for such a pond in Chamonix. Mrs. Swanson noted that the Metro Council report said 11.7 miles were levied for sewer; she asked what this was based on. There was discussion. Mr. Locher reported that he had gone over the Centerville Fire Contract and it was ok. He stated he had talked with Ed Wasik regarding the new sign laws and the article in the paper. He will get copies of the new sign regulations when they are out; they would like to talk with us. The State is opposed to strip zoning; the Federal Govt. upset such zoning in Kansas. Grandfathered signs will be allowed to stand if they're on commercial lands. Mr. Locher stated that we should have a resolution to set Forrest Tagg's re- zoning hearing in the future. He noted that he has been attending P&Z meet- ings only at their request or if there were hearings scheduled. Mr. Bohjanen asked Mr. Locher, if possible, to let the Liaison know as well as the Chair- man if he will or will not attend. Mr. Locher was asked to attend this Wed- nesday's P&Z meeting. Mr. Locher reported that Leo Bruder was ordered to clean up by the 17th of this month. Mr. Astrup was instructed to inspect his place on the 18th, if it