HomeMy WebLinkAboutgr00090_000019_pg49M /S /P (':falser /Malvin) - to approve the payment of bills as rep-
resented by check #3192, #3220, and #1500 through #1534.
The letter received from O'dell Peterson was read, cancelling the
hearing on improvements because development plans have been dropped.
The Attorney questioned the expenditure by the village for preliminary
plans and estimates in situations likethe Odell Peterson case. It
was suggested that perhaps fees should be increased or proof of
o-inership required.
M /S /P (Rustad /Malvin) - to abandon hearing and to send a bill for
village costs to O'dell Peterson. 4 Ayes
M /S /P (�`:Jalser /Lang) - to adopt resolution #308, regarding approval
of basis for financing MSA Street Projects M.S.A.P. 46- 231 -02 and
M.S.A.P. 46- 230 -03. 4 Ayes
M /S /P (` °falser /Rustad) - to accept the petition requesting improvements
for the Haugens and Haluptzok additions. 4 Ayes
M /S /P (Malvin /Rustad) - to order the Engineer to prepare preliminary
plans and cost estimates.
lM /S /P (Rustad /Malvin) - to set June 12th, at 9:00 P.M. as the hear-
ing date. 4 Ayes
Tai /S /P (Lang /Rustad) - to order the Engineer to prepare preliminary
plans and cost estimates on Eigenheers 2nd, 3rd, and 4th additions.
4 Ayes
Trustee Lang submitted Planning Commission minutes for filing.
Ivi /S /P (Lang /Malvin) - to authorize the office to reimburse Charlotte
Forslund $5.00 for cost of a U. of M. Planning Course. 4 Ayes
Building Inspector Chris Piehowski presented a special request
concerning the construction of a tool shed at 8160 Eastwood Dr.
iii /S /P (Rustad /Malvin) - to grant the building Permit for 8160
Eastwood Dr.
Attorney Meyers discussed the tornado fund status. Some claims
were disavowed and have been appealed. A check for the settlement
as of this date for $927.54 (check #4045) was turned over to the
village for deposit.
The Mayor recessed the regular meeting of May 22, 1967.
The Mayor called to order the special hearing on the Bringwatt request
for rezoning at 9:00 P.M. The published notice was read and the
property identified. Proposed use will be for sale and repair of
Sporting Goods. The Clerk advised that a notice was sent to all
sixteen names on the abstract of affected property owners.
In response to a question by Mr. Hillyard, Mr. Bringewatt
said that there would be a display of camping trailers on the property.
Mr. Hillyard stated that he objects to any zoning other than residen-