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<br /> The -(,,,eetin" ,-ias called to order at 7:05 1,?- *11.y '`ayor Crever. Roll was
<br /> called: Crever, Lease, TerouX., Fartin present . LaValle absent .
<br /> -Tiutes of the rieetin�, of "'arch 18�th were reviewed. Pa-,e 2, parp.r,raph
<br /> 7 was changed to read "Potion made b•, Lease, seconded-.b,r Ireroux to
<br /> adopt Resolution 1974-6, a Resolution Accepting Bids on Sale of
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<br /> ',850,000.00 General Obligation Sanitary Sewer Improvement Bonds of
<br /> 1r_-)74, and Providing; for Their Issuance."
<br /> otion made by `T�artin, seconded by Leroux to approve minutes as corrected.
<br /> Motion carried.
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<br /> : otion made by Tj artin, seconded b-�7 Leroux to approve minutes of ".' arch
<br /> 23rd as presented. motion carried.
<br /> . Toti on made b-%r Leroux, seconded by -;Martin to pay r..,eneral claims as pre-
<br /> sented. 1�,Totio�
<br /> scarried .
<br /> �'Totion made by Crever, seconded by Leroux to pay water department claims
<br /> as presented . Tlotion carried.
<br /> Don Tauer appeared with his attorney, Kenneth Rohledger, as requested,
<br /> regarding his alleged violation of One'Ka Ordinance 1 and the City
<br /> .Building Code Y 108. According to the city building inspector, 11r. Tauer
<br /> had built an apartment for rental use in his basement , against the
<br /> ordinance pertaining to zoning for private residential homes, and had
<br /> failed to obtain a building permit for any remolding or alteration. T7
<br /> Rohleder stated that when 17r. Tauer set forth plans to obtain a. building
<br /> permit for his home, there were facilities in the plan for a . second
<br /> residenced in the basement. !,*jr. Rohleder felt the Ordinance ,*1- 1 was very
<br /> vague, in that there was no m- ention of single family residence. Don
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<br /> Lease stated that the old township always went on the assumption that
<br /> this particular area was single family residential and interpreted the
<br /> ordinance in that way. `Tayor Crever mention that Tauer being, a contractor,
<br /> should have knoirn to fret a building permit, and then would have been
<br /> told about the private residential zoning. T%r!r. Rohleder stated there has
<br /> been no rer..iodlikn,,- or alteration since the initial buildinr, permit was
<br /> obtained for the house. City attorney Johnson said a rental. unit does
<br /> not constitute a private residence . It was mentioned that the building
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<br /> inspector asked to be let in the rental unit to inspect, and Tauer
<br /> told him it was sor.-ieores horse, and he could not violate that privacy.
<br /> Lee ._'T�artin questioned whether a special use permit would solve the pro-
<br /> blem. Don :crease stated the council had other business to attned to and
<br /> would core back to this later in -the evening.
<br /> The -,Jhite Bear Rod and. Gun Club was the next item on the a.,-enda, but
<br /> Mr. Perron was not at the meeting, as the matter was not bein-, acted
<br /> upon until a later date. T-`_r. Hamilton of the Rice Creek 'latershed Board
<br /> appeared, stat-inl,, they felt there was little or no chance of pollution
<br /> from lead shot. Regarding; reclamation of lead shot, they had only sug-
<br /> gested this idea to the gun club.
<br /> ...otion made by Martin, seconded by Lease to table the '.-bite Bear Rod
<br /> and Gun Club application until May 6th. 7"otion carried.
<br /> Don Lease reported for the Sewer Co,imittee that they had met last week
<br /> and discussed with the engineer the amount of front footage involved,
<br /> ,and also discussed corner lots to sor.--ie extert. They also discussed the
<br /> trailer Dark and school assessment methods .
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