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1_2‘ The Planning and Zoning minutes of February 19 were read. A recommendation from from the Planning Board, meeting prior to the Council on February 24 was read re- garding that all builders coming into the Village during the next month be advised that a new recommendation for the building code regarding plumbing inspection and specifications would be enacted after that period. The special hearing for U. S. Lakes Development Company-on the final plat for Lakes Addition Number One, was called to order at 8:35 p.m. Mr. J. H. Dielentheis, Vice President of U. S. Lakes Development Company presented a letter regarding the defferal of 10 per cent of the land acreage in Lakes Addition Number One for park use to be dedicated later in combination of the park acreage in conjunction with the platting of subsequent additions. Mr. Dielentheis stated that the model homes would be sold about 18 -24 months after 'being built. If central sewer was to be installed, it should be in by that time. For the present, only one well and septic system would be built for the sales office. A letter from Mr. Gotwald regarding the bonding amount for the streets in Lakes Addition Number One was read giving the following amounts: estimated construction cost -- $65,834.00; bonding amount -- $98,751.00. Mr. Dielentheis stated that a bond in that amount would be forwarded to the Clerk. It was expected that Seventh Avenue would be relocated in the platted area. Mr. Gotwald stated that the devel- oper would have to provide soil samples and have percolation and necessary tests taken. The check list from the County Surveyor showed that no easements, turn- arounds, or deadends had been shown on the plat map. This will be corrected on the final hardshells. Mr. Gotwald approved the map of street profiles. Mr. Cardinal stated that the Planning Board was going over the provided list of street names; some duplication had been found. Mr. Locher inquired further about the utility easements and was told that these were not shown on the map because they were going down the street rather than on private property. If these were to run through the backlots it would be necessary to show them. There were no objections or comments from the audience. Mr. Locher stated that except for the street bond and the park dedication the plat exceeds or meets minimum requirements. He asked about the abstract of title and was told that the plat is being registered under torrent title. There was an affidavit of publica- tion to show that the hearing had been properly announced. Mr. Bohanen asked whether a definite answer could be given on the installation of a central sewage system and was told that they would know next month. Mr. Got - weld stated that the streets probably wouldn't be finished until 1970 and there was time to install both sewer and water in the streets before then. He expected that a central water system would be made since the golf course would require it. Mr. L'Allier inquired when Mr. Jandric would come to discuss the full plot. Mr. Dielentheis responded that this had been shown more or less when they came the first time. However, they expected to bring the preliminary plat for Addition Number Two and the sewer plans to the next meeting. Mr. L'Allier asked whether they were going to build on both sides of the lake simultaneously or not. Mr. Dielentheis stated that they planned to go from the west right around the lake. They were asked exactly where the placement and number of the townhouses would be and answered that this depended on the market demand, but the placement would probably be on the northern part of Outlot A. All their efforts are being channeled on the west side of the lake now; however the golf course may go in in advance.