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* The roof work on the treatment plants, well 4, and flashing work has been completed. Tuckpointing continues to progress on the buildings. Mike CiumimminimCOMMUNITY DEVELOPMENT WOLF AND ASSOCIATES Staff will be meeting with representatives of Wolf and Associates and residents of the Townsedge Terrace Manufactured Home Park this week to discuss the perceived problems the residents are experiencing with excessive noise generated at the Wolf site. Within the past two weeks, a citation for excessive noise has been issued to Wolf and they would like to meet with all parties involved to try and reach an agreement on what noise levels are acceptable to the residents. Staff will keep the Council posted on the results of that meeting. CROUSE CARTAGE COMPANY On August 18, I was made aware of site improvements which were being done at 2169 Mustang Drive. The Crouse Cartage Company, an Iowa-based trucking firm, had purchased the property and begun grading for purposes of expanding the parking area on the site. After checking the address files to determine whether or not a permit had been issued for the work (it had not been), Rick Jarson and I went to the site and informed the on-site construction manager that no permits for the project had been issued and work could not continue until such permits were secured. The on-site manager said that he would have a representative of the company contact City Staff the next day. On Friday the 19th, I received a call from Larry Crouse, President of Crouse Cartage. Mr. Crouse stated that representatives of his company had contacted the Building Inspector and that no permits were necessary for the project. I told Mr. Crouse that I would check with the Building Inspector to see if he had spoken with anyone regarding the project. I checked with Rick Jarson and found out that the only conversations he had with the representatives of Crouse Cartage dealt with interior renovations to the building; Therefore, he did not make them aware of the Planning process. I went on to tell Mr. Crouse that the project was subject to a City review process at both the Planning Commission and City Council levels. I explained the reasons for the review and informed him that City Staff would do everything possible to expedite the process.