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3/27/72 <br />215 <br />had found that on July 1, 1971, a contract for deed to Dean & Sharon Miller <br />was signed, and on August 4, 1971, a contract for deed to Byron and Nancy <br />Undlin was signed. The split of the 230' parcel resulted in a 120' parcel for <br />the Millers and a 110' parcel for the Undlins. Mr. Undlin had taken out a <br />building permit last fall, but had not built. Mr. Locher said that the con- <br />tracts have not been filed of record, but only on the Assessor's books. No <br />variance had been granted. He suggested sending a letter to Lichtscheidl and <br />inviting him to a meeting, noting in the letter that he cannot do this without <br />a variance since the lots have neither 2 1/2 acres nor 150 feet of frontage. Mr. <br />Locher said that the 230' parcel was pre - existing to Ord. 21A, and someone <br />could have built on it. <br />Mr. Marier asked when these had been entered on the books. Mr. Locher stated <br />that this was on November 5th. Mr. Marier asked the Clerk where she had gotten <br />the information on the split; she said it had been found when going over the <br />building permits for 1971. Mr. Dupre stated that he had been giving permits <br />for the lots along Main Street as Mr. Lichtscheidl had sold so many pieces. <br />Mr. Marier felt that the letter should include that a X25 fee is needed also. <br />He noted that no mortgage company would give a loan without a variance. <br />Mr. Locher reported that Roy Backlin had raised a question on people moving <br />snow out of their drivewaysonto the roadway. He said this was not a State <br />offense unless it creates an obstruction. He had received sample ordinances <br />from the League if we wanted to adopt a local ordinance which can regulate <br />this. It would be a misdeameanor and we can bill them for the snow removal. <br />Mr. Cardinal noted that some he had seen pushed the snow across the road but <br />left trails. Mr. Jaworski thought we should look into this. Mr. Locher will <br />send them out to the Clerk to make copies. <br />Mr. Locher stated that Mr. Hutchinson had received a call claiming that someone <br />was making a telephone study of sewer problems in the Village and wondered if <br />this was from the Village or authorized. Mr. Marier thought we had a letter <br />from someone on this. Mr. Locher had told Mr. Hutchinson that nothing was <br />authorized from the Council. Mr. Bohjanen said nothing was authorized. It <br />was noted we had received a letter from Mrs. Kedrowski on 4th Avenue. <br />Mr. Locher noted that the real - estate broker who had called on the 20 acre <br />parcel of Forrest Tagg's land didn't call back or appear at the P &? meeting. <br />Mr. Locher had received a call from Roger Barnes on the shop he has across <br />from the Trailer Park; he had not appeared at the P & &. <br />Mr. Locher had material on the state sign code which °.vas dated March 6th, and <br />had been filed with the Secretary of State. He had met with John McLean and <br />representatives from Naegele and Brede on Thursday on this matter. <br />Under the code ,e have a right to issue permits for signs in place on June 8, <br />1971, but we have no right to issue new permits for new signs after that date <br />if they are not in a commerical or industrial area. The State will have to <br />buy those that are not in such areas. <br />Mr. Locher read through the rules governing certification of legitimate local <br />zoning applicable to devices within legally zoned commercial or industrial <br />areas. All certification shall apply to the then existingboundaries of the <br />zoning authority and any further addition or elimination of land will be <br />treated on an individual basis under the provision of the law. A copy of the <br />minutes or procedure authorizing the zoning authority to request such certifi- <br />cation from the Commissioner of Highways must be included. All certification <br />
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