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thence South along the East line of said Northeast 1/4 of the Northeast 1/4 a
distance of 95.14 feet to the point of beginning, except the East 33 feet
thereof taken for road purposes. Generally located on the Southwest corner
of Trunk Highway # 10 and Long Lake Road. I -1 to B -3 Special Use. (Mobile home sales)
The notice was read and the Clerk attested to notices sent. Stan Peickert of
Par Ex homes presented the layout and described the proposed development.
P. H. Carr, attorney representing Emeny Realty, objected on basis of effect
to the adjacent surrounding property. He indicates that all adjoining property
owners except Phillips 66 were contacted and objected. Ray Flader, attorney
representing O'Neil property across Long Lake Road, objects on basis of effect
to their land and proposed use thereof. Objecting letter from Mr. Nilva was
read, property west of Long Lake Road onrnorth side of TH #10. Mr. Peickert
commented on the objections raised. He stated that traffic would be light;
that adjacent property will also have to be rezoned; that the use is rather
temporary (if use permit was renewed yearly) and could be used for other things
later when other (like shopping center) development occurs. The property would
be attractively developed now! Mr. Minar discussed his plans for use of the
adjacent land and his objections to mobile home sales use. Mayor Rustad called
for objections 3 times - None!
Hearing closed at 9:25 P.M.
The Council commented in opposition on basis of negligible increase in accessed
valuation.
M /S /P (Malvin /Johnson) To reject rezoning.
Johnson - Aye
Lang - Aye
Malvin - Aye Walser - Aye
Rustad - Aye
Mayor Rustad thanked the Par Ex presenter.
Trustee Lang stated that street sweeping has been completed. The bill was a
little over $1,500. He also commented on the Launching Pad problem with
unfinished land. The office was directed to send a second letter and copy of
nuisance ordinance to the Launching Pad but Mr. Skiba will see him personally
and suggest seeding with oats first.
Wally Skiba suggested the Council meet with Eigenheer and declare water
availability to control the $100 late fee handling - will be considered
after final acceptance of water project.
The walkway from Erickson to Adams was discussed. The easement will be checked.
Civil Defense reported they have members attending a "light rescue" school.
Attorney Meyers requested legals on all conditionally rezoned property.
The Lametti case comes to trial on May 21, 1968.
Howard Larson's lot split - George Gustafson indicated that new owner will pay
all assessments due in cash.
The Council can be covered by workmans compensation when on Village business
if Council action is taken. Office will check on cost.