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HomeMy WebLinkAboutgr00090_000002_pg101101 as amended. Motion carried unanimously. Mr. Joe Kopp, of 2249 County Road H2 and Justice of Peace Verner Carlson appeared before the council regarding the business of beer distributing and a sign painting business by Mr. John Koontz in a residential area. Mr. Kopp was requested by the council at its previous meeting to sign a complaint with the Justice of Peace for disturbance of peace and was informed by the Justice of Peace that a complaint could not be issued and that the Justice of Peace would have to look into the matter. Attorney Meyers reported that he could not find where the area in question on H2 was ever rezoned to Commercial. After some discussion motion by Christensen, seconded by Smith that the attorney be instructed to check the zoning on the property in question and records to see if any motions were made by the village council or town board with regard to rezoning of this property, if any hearings were held or any notiee of hearings were mailed with regard to zoning the property and if the town board or village council made any motion with regard to the zoning of the property with or without a hearing and failed to file this zoning with the county courthouse if such zoning would be valid. Motion carried unanimously. Mayor Gibson to notify Mr. Kopp when information is received from the attorney. A gentleman from Pinewood Drive appeared before the council in regard to the paving of County Road 1. The council stated that work was started on County Road I by the county. Norman Crosby, 2034 County Road H2, first door west of Knollwood. Motors, appeared before the council regarding the parking of buses which block the view from his driveway. Motion by Smith that the council instruct the police to place "No Parking" signs for at least two days and at that time if buses are still parked on the roadway the police be instructed at the time the parking signs are put in that they should get a tow truck from a local gmrage and haul the buses out of there and Knollwood. Motors would have to pay a fine plus the towing'charge. Motion amended by Gibson that "No Parking" signs be placed from the entrance to Mr. Johnson's driveway on the east on both sides of County Rbad 112 to Knollwood Drive on the west on both sides of County Road H2. Motion and amended motion seconded by Malvin. Motion carried unanimously. Mr. James Halupzak appeared before the council in regards to the subdivision of one lot of nine lots. The planning commission recommended that he subdivide Lot 9 the same as Lots 4 and 5 were subdivided on the same plat, and also that the council waive the setback requirement on the house presently on the lot with the understanding that the house will be moved within two years. Motion carried unanimously. Melvin abstained as he is not familiar with the situation. Mayor Gibson reported on the special meeting held Thursday, August 20, 1959, in regard to appointment of a fiscal agent. Motion by Gibson to retain the firm of Ahlers, Mann & Associates as our fiscal agent as per the contract. Seconded by Christensen. Motion carried unanimously. Smith abstained as he was not at the meeting and Mr. Malvin abstained as he is a new councilman and.had no knowledge of this. Motion by Gibson that the village attorney be instructed to work with AhIers, Mann & Associates, fiscal agent, and the village aagineer, Mr. Comstock, in preparation and processing of our sewer and water program. It was pointed out by Christensen and Smith that such motion could bind a possible new council. Motion amended by Smith that the village attorney, as appointed by the council, be in the motion. Motion and amended motion seconded by Hodges. Motion carried unanimously. Trustee-Christensen recommended that Mr. Yeager and Mr. Selinski be instructed by letter that the placing of blacktop on their boulevards is a personal responsibility and if they want to contact the council and have the council take action to have it put in at their expense the council would be glad to do so, otherwise the council contemplates no action. The Deputy Clerk was instructed to write the above mentioned letters.