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CITY COUNCIL MINUTES, September. 4, 1979 -3- B. Pepi_n__Siite and Building Plan Approval - The Council questioned if ( io- naI Iana were available. Mr. epan was not present, but previously indicated it was not. The present parcel is 0 to 3/4 acre and barely meets the set -back now. He will need 300 sq. ft. of drain - field; the request indicates 200 sq6 ft. A primary concern of the Council is access. 36th and 35th Streets are presently used as residential access and are not improved streets. Material deliveries to the business will be made via 35th Street. Semi's would be backing in from County 17. The structure would act as a restriction in the stream bed; this could cause water back-up on area property. The Council expresses the following concerns: the building is 11squeezed11 on the property, the drainfield is not adequate, 36th and 35th Streets are substandard, and the structure poses a restriction in the streambed. The engineer said the site is marginal with all the improvements. No perc tests have been taken. Armstrong moved, seconded by Mottaz, to deg site and building approval for the following reasons: 1. 35th and 36th Streets are inadequate for handling the amount of traffic proposed; and trucks backing up and' loading cannot be handled on site. 2. The area for drainfield is limited; and may not be adequate -tr the required two drainfield sites as business expands. 3. The structure is altering the present stream - bed. 4. The lot is too samll for the use intended. 5. Downstream drainage systems are not adequate to handle the additional run-off. The City Council will reconsider this request if Mr. Pepin can solve these problems. Motion carried 5-0. C. Boat Speed Ordinance - The times of operation in the text should rea o person bad" operate place or maintain any motor boat in or upon any lake in said City between the hours of 8p.m. and 10 a.m. at a speed greater than 5 miles per hour or at a speed sufficient to produce a wake. Morgan moved, seconded by Armstrong, to adopt Ordinance 7809 as cor- rected. Motion carried 5-0. D. Hed es Easement - Mottaz moved, seconded by Johnson, to approve the 5 `nT-Tffff9Wnt with Hedges. Motion carried 4-1. Morgan opposed. Mogrem will begin the work as soon as he gets the Councils go ahead. ENGINEERS REPORT: Engineer agreed to the release. gravel. The Morgan moved, seconded by Armstrong, to approve the bond release for Springborn's Green Acres and Foxfire Estates. The amount for S ringgborn's Green Acres is $35,119.38. The amount for Fox£ire Estates is $M,000. Motion carried 5-0. C. Tablyn Park II Bond Release and Park Donation - The park donation in the addition. The Engineer and developer are meeting on Friday to discuss this. Johnson moved seconded by Morgan to accept the improved walkway as fulfillment of the park donation fbr Tablyn Park II. Motion carried 5-0. The Administrator will tell the Building Inspector to check for erosion on the steep banks. Also, some provisions should be made in Building Permits, making the builder or homeowner responsible for curb damage caused by cement trucks and other heavy vehicles and street clean-up caused by lot erosion. This erosion can be corrected by use of hay bails. D. Drainage Improvements - Jane Road Flume and Ditch Improvements ,ngiL� "Weer BBo rer repor e that Schifsky has completed 60 to 75o of the work. This should be completed by the next meeting, payment will than be due. Hardy Driveway - The Engineer has contacted four excavators for bids.