HomeMy WebLinkAboutgr00090_000020_pg064Engineer Boehm discussed village map reproduction costs.
) M /S /P (Walser /Lang)- to order 100 copies of the 17 "X22" size maps at a cost of $25.00
plus 10' per copy. 4 Ayes
The Engineer reported the water tower repainting completed today but recommended it
not be filled before Wednesday morning.
Dalberg builders requested authorization to install wells in two new homes along Silver
Lake Road in an area where water is not now available.
Engineer Boehm will do a preliminary study of costs for a dead -end feeder down from
Highway #10.
Acting Mayor Malvin called a recess at 8:55 P.M.
The Rezoning hearing for Mounds View Developers was opened at 9:00 P.M.
The Clerk read the notice & attested to its publication twice prior to the hearing.
Legal Description of property to be rezoned from B -3 to Light Industrial.
Mr. Clarence Krans explained Mounds View developers request. The Engineer indicated
the area involved on the village map.
Mr. Skiba asked several questions on the definition of the term "light industrial ".
Discussion of the area and use followed with several persons commenting favorably on
the proposed action.
Acting Mayor Malvin called for objections three times. The hearing was closed at
9:15 P.M.
M /S /P (Lang /Johnson)- to rezone the Mounds View developers property B -3 to Light
Industrial.
Poll of Council: Johnson -Aye, Lang -Aye, Malvin -Aye, and Walser -Aye.
The meeting was recessed until 9:30 P.M.
The hearing on Eigenheer's improvements was called to order at 9:30 P.M. by Acting
Mayor Malvin.
The Clerk read the notice and attested to the notification of affected residents
but advised that it had been published June 29, but not on July 6th, as scheduled.
The Attorney stated that it is not a lega4 hearing but suggested that the Council
should open the meeting to discussion of the proposal.
M /S /P (Lang /Johnson)- to set the hearing date for the Eigenheer Improvement hearing
for July 24, 1967 at 8:30 P.M., 1967. 4 Ayes
Mr. Jack Bell spoke for Mr. Eigenheer in support of Plan "B" (no lift station). He
suggested deferring assessments on undeveloped lands involved.
Mr. Herbst objected to additional assessments at this time.
Mr. Christiansen objected and said he felt the plan benefits only Mr. Eigenheer and
he should pay total cost.
A representative of School District #621 said he didn't object if the school district
is not assessed.