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November 18, 1985 119 Attorney Johnson advised Stone and Nordhausen what should be done now to have their parcels combined to form one legal description. Johnson stated that if this is not done in the relatively near future, the city would record their signed agreements. 5.5 Harstad/Todd Construction - Rezoning There had been an application to rezone approximately 82 acres, lying on the south side of 8A, from SFE to SFU. Ken Briggs, representing the above named firm, sub- mitted a letter to the city requesting the tabling of the application until fur- ther notice from their office. MOTION: Hauer made motion, Peltier seconded, to table the Harstad rezoning appli- cation for a 90 day period from 11/18/85. All aye. Motion Carried. 9.0 ATTORNEY AND ENGINEER Mr. Johnson stated that his monthly report will be forthcoming. The Council reviewed the Stanek matter with the attorney and engineer. Mayor McAllister would like to see this matter resolved asap, and requested the engineer and attorney to take whatever steps necessary are needed. A special meeting will be called if necessary. 10.0 CLERK The city received a call from Joe Card regarding his letter of 9/3/85 which addresses certain complaints against his neighbor's property. The Council discussed each item and advised that the city respond as follows: 1. A variance was granted within the framework of city code. 2. Address concern with restrictive covenants with the association. 3. The variance for the 3 -season porch was granted within the framework of city code. 4. Contact 100 regarding this matter. 5. No written permission required in the granting of a variance. 6. This item is referred to the Building Inspector with a report to be made to the Council. 7. Referred to the Building Inspector. 8. Referred to the DNR. MOTION: McAllister made motion, Peltier seconded, that the City Clerk provide Joe Card with the above responses to his letter of 9/3/85. All aye. Motion Carried. Tara Arhip, 5261 165th Street, had been sent a letter, along with an application for a Special Use Permit to operate a junkyard, stating that her name had been placed on the Planning Commission agenda for 11/13/85. The city never received a response from her. On 11/18, the city received another call stating that there were at least 25 vehicles sitting behind Arhip's residence. The city's nuisance ordinance addresses the storage of such vehicles. MOTION: McAllister made motion, Peltier seconded, that the 1st step of the nuisance complaint be drafted by the city attorney, and the clerk forward the notice to Tara Arhip in a manner described by ordinance. All aye. Motion Carried.