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288 3/22/71 Mr. David Larson, former chairman of the North Suburban Sanitary Sewer District before its takeover by the Metro Sewer Board, was introduced by Mr. L'Allier. Mr. Larson explained a joint powers arrangement by which all members of the former NSSSD and neighboring municipalities would join to act as an advisory board to the Metro Sewer Board. This group would be known as the North Suburban Sewer Service Board; eleven communities have joined so far. Mr. Larson had been elected chairman of this new group. Mr. Larson stated that Joe Cook had endorsed the group and would participate in its activities. There would be a $250 flat charge for each member community; the balance would be apportioned according to each member's use of the sewer system. The maximum apportionment for any member would be limited to 20% of the total. Each member would have 1 representative and 1 vote regardless of size. Dick Sha of Midland Consultants would be involved in this also. Questions were answered. The Clerk was instructed to send copies of the proposed agreement to the Councilmen and to put the matter on the next agenda. Mr. Larson asked that Lino Lakes send a representative to the meeting to be held on March 25th in Blaine. Cecil LaMotte was asked to step forward with his plat for the Third Addition. A letter from George Gotwald stated that the plat conforms to the approved tentative plat and fullfills the requirements of Ord. No. 21, Section 19. Mr. Gotwald stated that before any building permit is allowed in Blocks 1 and 2, Mr. LaMotte shall submit for approval a street grading plan and at that time a bond amout should be set. After placing this plat on record the building inspector may issue building permits in Block 3 since this block fronts on the completed portion of LaMotte Road. A check list from the Anoka County Surveyor's office noted a few items to be changed or included before they accept the final plat. Mr. Jaworski moved to accept the final plat of LaMotte's Third Addition with the stipulation that it complys with recommendations of the Enigneer and the County Surveyor, and to authorize, upon completion of all revisions, the Mayor and the Clerk to sign the hardshell copies of the plat. Seconded by Mr. Cardinal. Motion carried unanimously. It was noted that a hearing which was noticed and published had been held on the preliminary plat. Mr. L'Allier noted also that Mr. LaMotte was a good example of a developer who abided by the requirements, who put in the streets before development, etc. The renewal of sign permit D1 was discussed further. Mr. Cardinal moved to table, the matter until we receive proof of access in writing. Seconded by Mr, Rosengren. Carried unanimously. Mr. Cardinal reported that at the P&Z meeting held Mar. 17th Mr. Jerry Johnson and Mr. Bud Sauter had proposed bringing Orange Street in Nordin Manor up to sreeifications. Mr. Sauter had the equipment to do the work at less cost that the Village could obtain bids for, and would collect from the property owners on the street for the cost. The P&Z had recommended that Mr. Sauter get together with the Engineer to see what will be needed; Mr. Sauter was advised to get a copy of Ord. No. 210. Mr, Cardinal reported that Dwayne Cardinal had requested a building permit on a piece of property behind the VFW Hall. Mr. Locher noted that a variance would be required since the property was a metes and bounds description and not platted. The roadway (Lois Lane) was dedicated to Centerville Township; the parcel is the only one left in the immediate area. Mr. Locher also noted that the builder could anticipate future read assessments. Mr. Jaworski questioned whether there was no provision for existing lots prior to our adoption of the code; Mr. Locher stated yes, but that this lot was not on file and would require a variance. 1 1