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-2- Letter was placed on file and the hearing was closed. 0JOi60 The Attorney insturcted the Clerk to cause the minutes to read as follows: The owner has complied with the Council's request to cap the basement safely and to not use the basement for a dwelling. The Building Inspector will inspect this job end verify said action, and will report at the next regular meeting, The Public Hearing on Street Improvement Project 1962 -2 was opened by the Mayor. The Attorney explained the background of the project and gave a brief explanation on State Aid Funds. A general discussion was permitted and the following are excerpts of this discussion, 1. Street is presently only I of a street (33' right of way) 2. Complaints have been received by the Council for some time from residents regarding this hazardous road. 3. The North 1fi of the road has been acquired by the Village, 4. The imminent possibility of Sanitary Sewer has held back construction of any village roads up to 5. Road will not be completed until after Sanitary Sewer is installed. 6. Residents on this project will pay approximately 54.25 per front foot for this road, 7. All Village roads will be assessed at the same amount so no .one will pay more or less per front foot than anyone else. The Engineer explained the standards to be met before state aid funds are qualified for. After more general discussion the Mayor called for objectors to the project. No one wished to state an objection. The Mayor then closed the hearing at 9:15 P.M. The Engineer stated that after tabulation of bids, the bid of Waibon Excavating was low and as Village Engineer would recommend the acceptance of this bid. Motion by Malvin to order the street improvement project 1962 -2 as advertised and bid. Seconded by Hodges, 5 Ayes. Motion by Blanchard to award the contract for Street Improvement Project 1962 -2 to the Walbor. Excavating Company whose low bid was $52,271.40. Seconded by Sullivan. 5 Ayes. The Public Hearing for Mr. N.D. Moe was reopened. After some discussion with Mr. Moe regarding his not having a survey and the absolute necessity of the survey to conform with the subdivision regulations, the Mayor asked if anyone present objected to the house moving or subdivision. There were no objectors., The Mayor declared the hearing closed. Motion by Crane to issue a permit to allow the moving of a home relative to this hearing (as published) subject to conformance with the subdivision regulations. Seconded by Blanchard. 5 Ayes. In order to aid Mr. Moe and enable him to get his survey completed as soon as possible the following action was taken: Motion by Malvin to allow the firm of Comstock and Davis (Village Engineer) to do the survey work for Mr, Moe if requested, Seconded by Hodges. 5 Ayes,