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Proceedings of the Village Council 5/2/6o 030528 The Planning Commission also stated that the Commercial Trailer Sales and Service request for rezoning and building of two buildings for Sales and ,Service receive tentative denial for approval by Commission but to be acted on officially at the next Commission'meetinge The application by Mr. Groberg for an addition of a 100 foot building onto the first addition on the Cities Service. Gasoline station on County Road `I and Adams be returned because of the fact that said building does not conform with the subdivision regulations and that the following items are not shown in the plans presented to the council by Mr. Groberg: No lot contours. 2. No soil tests, 3. Designers name not present on plans. 4. Parking area questionable. 5. No provision for sidewalks. Motion by Christensen, seconded by Smith that the above items be conformed to by the builder, Mr! Groberg, before approval or final approval of the building can be given. 5 ayes, motion carried. Mr._ Groberg, who was present at the meeting, stated that he was submitting new plans in conformance with these requirements. Mr. Stole brought up the subject of a Industrial Developmpent committee and suggested that such committee be formed by the council for that purpose. He also suggested Mr. Arthur McClure and Mr. George Gustafson be appointed to this committee. Matter was tabled for further study by the council. The subject of a division of a lot for Mrs. Bak was discussed and motion by Christensen, seconded by Malvin that preliminary approval for division of said lot be granted pending approval by the Planning Commission at their next meeting. 5 ayes, motion carried. Mr. Weaver, attorney for Mr. Wallace Groberg, presented the information regarding the water problem on Mr. Groberg's property on Bronson Drive and that he understood that the council had approved building of that property by Mr. Groberg providing adequate protection be taken regarding the storm iwater run off into the area behind the proposed building project. (It was mentioned that possibly a storm fenc:> of some kind could be erected around the hazardous area). Mr. Weaver was informed by the council that the only solution to the problem would be to drain this water by storm sewer system and that approval for the building project had not been granted at this time due to this condition. Clerk Smith read a letter to the council regarding the issuance of a receipt for each check submitted for the building projects on Bronson Drive which was requested bI Mr. Groberg. Motion by Christensen, seconded by Crane to return the checks for each of the building projects on Bronson Hrive and for the proposed building of the 100 foot addition on the gasoline station on County Road I and Adams Street, said checks to be mailed by registered mail. Crane, Christensen and Smith; aye; Hodges and Malvin, no. Motion carried. The building inspector, Mr. Chris Piehowski, presented a summons to the council which was served on him by a sheriff's deputy which was prepared by the attorney for Mr. Groberg. Said summons prepared by a complaint by Mr. Groberg that Mr. Piehowski maliciously served Mr Groberg with a warrant for him to appear in the justice