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front of a house no one would appreciate it very much. Councilman Baumgartner
then asked him if they parked it on their own property what he would think.
Mr. Nerdahl said it would have to be thought about, because in the fatur_e there
could be too many of them.
Mr. Krueger, 2476 Ridge Lane felt that if we are going to kick out big trucks
we should also not allow big recreational vehicles,
MS (Nelsen-Hodges) To disband any further attempts to get in a truck parking
ordinance until we put in,under a total parking plan,both commercial-and re-
Creational vehicles.
Mayor Neisen asked for any discussion. Councilman Johnson asked if the motion
was passed and if ten years from now a Council wanted to consider it could they
consider it without taking recreational and co„Taercial vehicles together.
Attorney Meyers answered that this Council cannot bind future Councils.
Councilman Johnson asked who this motion would bind then and Attorney Meyers said
if he understood the Mayor's motion correctly the Council could vote today that
as of right now they would not vote on an ordinance such as this unless it applied
to both commercial and recreational vehicles. It could be brought up again
next week and isn't that binding; it is just an oven end.
Mayor Neisen said all he was trying to do was to keep this meeting from being
kept open from one to two months for study.
Councilman Johnson asked the persons in the audience to raise their hands if
they were in favor of some type of regulation on truck transports. A count of
hands showed 20 in :favor of an ordinance and about 35 persons opposed to as
ordf_tiancc regulating the parking of commercial vehicles on residential property.
Mayor Neisen called for a roll call of officials: Councilman Pickar - Aye,
Councilman Baumgartner, -Aye, Councilman Johnson - Aye, Councilman Hodges - Aye,
Mayor Neisen - Aye.
MSP (Hodges - Johnson) To adjourn the hearing at 10:16 P.M. 5 Ayes
Mayor Neisen called the regular meeting back to order.
Attorney. Meyers read the letter he had sent to the Council regarding the
proposed plat of Greenfield Plat #3. Attorney Meyers wanted to bring certain
points to the Council's attention before approval of the preliminary plat.
Mayor Neisen asked the Engineer if he had a report on the same item. Engineer
Bearden stated that 'he had written a letter to the Council also especially
regarding drainage through the plat.
MSP (Neisen - Pickar) To direct Deputy Clerk Wamhoff to send a copy of
Attorney Meyers letter of July 15, 1974 and Engineer Bearden's letter of
July 11, 1974 to the property owner and to Barbara Haake, Chairman of the
Planning Commission regarding recommended items in proposed plat Greenfield
No. 3.
5 Ayes
Attorney Meyers read his letter to the Council of July 15, 1974 regarding the
proposed plat of Red Oak Estates #3. The Attorney stated that we should make sure
we have adequate access to the premises to construct, maintain or otherwise
manage the public utilities which will be utilized by the development.