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Councilmember Baumgartner questioned where the street light would be put in, under
Item F. Administrator Achen replied that it would be put in at 7475 Groveland Road,
at a right angle.
Mayor Pickar asked if there was a date set for the conversion to the new blue police
uniforms. Administrator Achen replied that it would be anytime between now and
January 1, dependent upon the budget.
Mayor Pickar requested that the Council advance to Item 6 on the agenda.
JAMES CELT MINOR SUBDIVISION REQUEST - 7635 GROVELAND ROAD
Mayor Pickar reported that Mr. Celt has requested to subdivide his lot equally which
fronts both Groveland Road and Silver Lake Road. The lot fronting Groveland Road
would be 132' wide by 205' deep and the lot fronting Silver Lake Road would also be
132' wide by 205' deep.
Mr. Celt stated that there had been some discussion at the Planning Commission meeting
to go with 15' easements but that since then they have decided to go with 5' easements
at the rear of each lot.
Councilmember Baumgartner questioned where the utilities would go. Official Rose
replied that they would go in front of the lot facing Silver Lake Road.
Councilmember Ziebarth expressed his concern over the cost of the improvements and
asked if Mr. Celt had agreed to having the construction costs for the improvements
billed to him.
Administrator Achen stated that Attorney Meyers had suggested a covenant be filed
with the deed, saying that the owner would not obtain a building permit until the
services were in, or that the costs would be applied against the property owner who
benefited.
Attorney Meyers reported that since Mr. Celt is the only person who has subdivided,
the City does not want to be faced with having him demand services and thus must
protect themselves.
Councilmember Ziebarth asked if any soil restoration would be required. Official
Rose replied there are no soil tests available and that they would have to be done
at the time the building permit was issued.
Councilmember Baumgartner asked if Mr. Celt agreed to the deed and not getting a
building permit until the services were in. Mr. Celt replied that yes, he did agree
to that, and asked approximately when the services would be put in.
Administrator Achen replied that the City does not have any immediate or specific
future plans for putting in the services. Administrator Achen also questioned what
would happen if Mr. Celt wanted the improvements put in but the other owners in the
area did not.
Attorney Meyers replied that it requires 35 percent or more to petition, then the City
would hold a public hearing. However, the City could put the improvements in under
their own initiative.
Administrator Achen asked if there had been any previous requests for services. Official