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June 1 , 1981 Jeffrey Barbour - cont. MOTION: LaValle made motion, seconded by McAllister, that it would be appro- priate for the City Council to make an on-site inspection of the kennel operation and a report be submitted for the meeting of June 15th in regard to Jeffrey Barbour's Letter of Credit. VOTING FOR: LaValle, McAllister, Vail MOTION CARRIED LaValle and Vail agreed to make this inspection. Mr. Barbour to be sent a letter stating that an inspection will be made by the City Council on Items 1 , 2, and 3 as they pertain to his Letter of Credit. If Mr. Barbour would like to set up a particular time and date, he is to contact the clerk's office so arrangements can be made. 5.12 Herbert Simpson - Septic System Violation The City attorney has been in contact with Simpson's attorney, and Mr. Simpson feels that the requirements set forth by the Building Inspector for repair of his s itic system are excessive. After discussion with the Building Inspector, it isrgcommendation that the system should be brought up to code whice would mean a sealed tank. The City Attorney suggested that a joint meeting be held with the Building Inspector, the contractor, and Mr. Simpson, to determine exactly what will be required to repair the system. Mr. Johnson willforward a letter to Mr. Simpson and his attorney requesting that an on-site inspection be made of the system to determine exactly what is needed to correct the problem. LaValle stated that Tom Crever has agreed to inspect the exposed tank and a report of the findings should be made available for the meeting of June 15th. 5.13 Bruce Myhre - Nuisance Complaint McAllister, Vail and LaValle will make an inspection of the Myhre property to determine the extent of the nuisance violation. 5.14 Wayne Bjorum - Land Division Mr. Bjorum owns 23 acres in Hugo which is zoned Conservancy. They will be retaining 3 acres (90' strip along acreage) for driveway purposes. They will be selling the 20 acres and wanted to know about giving the new owners clear title to 5 acres but maintaining the remaining 15 acres so that no building permits could be granted for that portion. Twenty acres would stay in tact to meet the zoning requirements. Attorney Johnson told the Bjorum's that they would have two options available to them for the sale of the land: 1 ) Provide a restrictive covenant on the 15 acres stating that even if the Contract for Deed is cancelled, no building permit would be issued on the 15 acres, or 2). consider conveying the 20 acres and taking a second mortgage. They were instructed to contact their attorney, who should be familiar with a similar situation in Hugo (Thomas King Property) . The 3 acre strip will be divided from the 20 acres with the understanding it is approved for road purposes only and no building permit would be allowed. The Bjorum's were instructed to appear at the Council meeting of June 15th and provide the following: Certificate of Survey, proof-of-ownership, site plan indicating their homestead in May Township and dash in the 90' strip for roadway purposes.