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The Mayor called for objections.
Resident Joe Stork questioned whether it would be wise to require the
Restaurant and Motel as conditions for approval of the station.
Council members commented to the effect that this might be an excessively
restrictive policy and would tend to discourage development.
The Mayor called for objections three times.
The Mayor closed the hearing at 9:06 1. M.
The Attorney questioned the Council as to whether they might consider special
problems like parking of old vehicles and dumping of old tires and mufflers.
Superior 400 stated that since they do not do auto service this would not be
a problem and they would not object to such limitations on the zoning.
M /S /r (Lang /Malvin) To approve the Special Use permit for Superior 400, but
with no old car parking to be permitted. (Map attachment with minutes).
A poll of Council members was taken with Johnson, Malvin, Lang, Rustad and
Walser all voting aye.
Resolution #295 was read by the Attorney and the bond figure of $2000 was
inserted.
M /S /P (Walser /Lang) To adopt resolution #295 authorizing the position of
Supervisor of Office Operations.
A poll of the Council was taken with Lang, Malvin, Rustad, and Walser voting
Aye. Councilman Johnson voting No.
The Clerk recommended John H. Engle for the position created by Resolution
#295.
M%S/ (Walser /Rustad) To hire John H. Engle as Supervisor of Office Operations
at $550 per month for a three month probationary period to be increased to
$650 per month after three months, effective April 11, 1967. 4 Ayes, 1 No
M /S /2 (Walser /Johnson) To approve Ehlers and Associates, Inc., as Fiscal
Agents of the Village for 1967.
The Ehlers agreement was read and discussed.. Residents questioned the need
for bonds. The 100% assessment for Curb and Gutter in Twelve Oaks was cited
as one example. The Village must pay the total cost ncw, and the residents
will be paying off this amount over a ten year period. 5 Ayes
Trustee Malvin read the Police Report. Theft of the microphones from the
Village Hall during a teen dance was reported. The tolice have now recovered
them.
Rubbish complaints and a Horse complaint are receiving Police attention.
Trustee Johnson requested that the office prepare a tax information sheet.