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apportionment purposes with the one-fourth of the area on which the house is located
listed separately. First Federal has a mortgage on that portion. The Engineer com-
mented that an easement sixty feet wide through the middle from north to south would
be advisable. The Attorney advised on procedure and indicated that in his opinion
the remaining area would probably go back for taxes. Mr. Nordell and Mr. Ackerman
were assured that the Council would take action on the matter.
Mayor Rustad deferred the appointments for Lakeside Park.
MOTION made (Rustad), seconded Malvin) to appoint Don Schaffhausen to a three
ycsr term on the Police Commission. Motion Carried 5 Ayes
Trustee Malvin asked that B & E Patrol be contacted to request that they send
a representative to the next agenda meeting.
MOTION made (Malvin), seconded (Johnson) to appoint B & E Patrol as Dog Catcher
for 1967. Notion Carried 5 Ayes
Trustee Johnson reported the filling of a chuckhole at Hillview and Long Lake
Road. Trustee Johnson reported favorable comments on snow removal and commended
the removal crews on their performance. The removal of snow from around fire hy-
dranbs was accomplished by village maintenance employees.
Mayor Rusted announced a recess at 8:56 p.m. until after the Special Hearing.
The Special Hearing on water and sewer improvements in Section 17 was called
to order by Mayor Rustad at 9:00 p.m.
The notice was read and the Attorney explained that the notice was published
for a January 16 hearing which was postponed due to a snowstorm. Councilmen were
j contacted at that time, advised of the postponement, and the hearing was rescheduled
for January 23, 1967. Attorney Meyers acknowledged that receipts were received from
the registered letters that were sent to all nine affected property owners concerning
the postponement and the Bulletin had published a notice of the postponement.
In response to Mayor Rustadis request the following property owners acknowledged
their presence:
Mr. A. J. Jansen - (Did not receive a notice)
Mr. Paul Rybak - (Representing William Rybak) 4943 Highway #10
Mr. and Mrs. Adam Rybak - 4949 Highway #10
Mr. Gene Skiba - (Representing Clem Skiba)
flrs. Donald White - Skyline Motel
Mrs. Nina Davis
.Note: Mr. Jansen's notice was sent to the previous owner of the property.
Attorney Meyers advised that this is a valid improvement hearing.
Engineer Boehm explained the route, extent, and coot of the project. Assess-
ments are set at $6.50 for sewer and $4.50 for water per assessed frontage foot by
action of the Council. Sewer service will cost $120.00 and water service will cost
• $110.00.
Mr. Adam Rybak requested a clarification of the route in relation to his property.
Mr. Gene Skiba ouestioned the route taken to Quincy Street and asked if this is a
lateral assessment. The Engineer replied that this is an interceptor used as a lateral
and explained that only about one-third of the project cost will be recovered from
assessments.