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4/10/72 cable along Birch Street and in the Shenandoah project. He recommended approval on this, noting that the section on Birch St. had been submitted to the County for a permit. Mr. Cardinal moved to take the Engineer's recommendation on N.W. bell's applications for buried cable. Seconded by Mr. Bohjanen. Motion carried with Mr. Marier abstaining. Mr. Locher commented that the Workman's Comp. Policy should be put on file, and that the rates were set by the State. He stressed the fact that we have to get insurance certificates from any subcontractors such as Columbus. Mr. Locher had brought the March 13th letter from Glenn Rehbein on his predict- ed rate of homebuilding in Shenandoah, which stated that they planned to com- pletely fill Part 1 within the next year and a half, and Part 2 within the next three years. He anticipated buying additional land and selling about 40 homes per year. Mr. Locher had checked the loan paper on the truck and noted that we had paid a $5 fee, which if it was for security, could be released. Clerk will check. Mr. Locher had heard nothing further concerning the use or sale of Mr. Tagg's 20 acre parcel. He had talked to Roger Barnes who is still interested in putting in a used car sales lot; however, Mr. Barnes was not here. Mr. Locher noted that notices would be sent out to surrounding land owners if we take action on a request for such a lot. Mr. Locher had received a call from a Mr. Morehouse who was considering splitting some 100 acres on 79th St.; he had referred him to the ordinances. Mr. Bohjanen asked Mr. Locher if he had heard anything on the burning ordinance (from PCA); Mr. Locher said he was still waiting to hear from them. Mr. Locher had met with a Robert Langmaid who plans to operate a small engine repair shop in the building back of Cliff Ross' store; he would also have a Toro franchise. Mr. Langmaid would do all testing inside the building, had no plans to work on snowmobiles, and wanted to have a Grand Opening on April 15th. Mr. Locher had informed him that he would have to wait for P &Z and Council approval for operating such a shop even thought the site is commercial. Mr. Locher suggested that the letter from Glenn be fileda Mrs. Swanson asked Glenn how many homes would be build in Part 2 and if these would be built in the next three years only. Glenn said the 56 homes would be built in that time. Mrs. Swanson didn't recall anything on Glenn setting aside 10% of the land for park purposes. Mr. Locher pointed out the area on the plat. Glenn stated that the 7 acres set aside for parks exceeded 10% because they wanted one central location for both parts of the plat; it was on the preliminary plan. Mrs. Swanson asked Mr. Locher if he had done anything further on the question - aire on legal fees; he said he had not as his bookkeeper had been gone, but he would have it typed up. Mrs. Swanson questioned the letter on the Chomonix easements. Mr. Locher said there would be a deed for the pumphouse site, which would be effective after the water _system was accepted by the Council. Such approval would come after the Engineer's okay. Mr. Locher pointed out that when the Village takes over the pumphouse they will be responsible for the sewer and water systems. Mr. Gotwald commented that the pumphouse has the 4 walls done, and predicted com- pletion withing the next 6 weeks. 1 1 1