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June 13, 1977 263 traffic on the street are persons usnig the golf course and this has created a tremendous dist problem Mr. McLean asked Mr. Locher for his thoughts on solving this problem with the participation of the property owners. He asked this be put on the next agenda. Also, Mr. Gotwald to be contacted for cost figures for surfacing that street. Mr. Zelinka felt the County Engineer's office would have those figures. Perhaps he could be contacted. He also felt that any surface put on that street will have to a good one due to the heavy load of traffic. Mr. McLean said there will be another meeting with Mr. Kronholm the first part of July and NSP will be contacted before that meeting. Mr. Schneider questioned the area near the creek that is being used for beer parties, can it be controlled? Mr. McLean suggested dropping a snow fence areound the area. After some discussion, Mr. McLean moved to fence the entrance ti tge area, Seconded by Mr. Zelinka. Motion carried unanimously. Mr. Karth said he would contact Mr. Kronholm for his permission. Chief Myhre suggested putting up 'Private Property' signs. Mr. McLean reported on the trailer parked on a provate lot on Otter Lake. He said this is a 14' camping trailer and show no evidence of persons living in the unit. However, there are no facilities at the site and the wheels have been removed. Mr. Locher pointed out, that according to City Ordinance, it is illegal to remove the wheels of a trailer, even in a trailer park. Mr. MCLean moved to instruct the Building INspector to red -tag the unit and inform the people they have 24 hours to remove the unit. Seconded by Mr. Zelinka. Motion carried unanimously. Mr. Charles Nelson presented a new drawing of Pines Vista II with a change in the configuration of the street and two additional lots in the general plat. Mr. Gotwald had written a letter stating this layout of the street would in no way hinder emergency vehicles. Mr. Curt Feyen, who owns the land to the North of this plat, objected to the word 'road' on the easement along the North edge of the plat. He said he has an easement along that property line for entrance to his peoperty and he felt Mr. Nelson had no right to put another easement overlaid on his easement. Mr. Locher pointed out that his easement is $ot an 'exculsive easement', which means that the under lying property owner may give as many ease- ments over the same land as he wishes. Mr. Feyen asked what the City's plans were for the installation of a street along that easement and was told the City does not install streets, the developers put the streets in. He still objected to the word 'street' and Mr. McLean asked Mr. Nelson if he had any objections to designating this as a 'utility' easement and Mr. Nelson said, No. There was much discussion on this since the street as now shown is one foot inside Mr. Nelson's property. This denies Mr. Feyen the priviledge of using the street for the purpose of obtaining a building permit. It seems there has been negotiations between the two interested parties, with no agreement having been reached. Both sides of this question was