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11/05/1963 - City Council Regular L MINUTES OF REGULAR. MEJTIM; BOARD OF SUPERVISORS.. NOVEMBER 5'tH A regular meeting of the Board of Supervisors, Eagan Towr~ship was held on November 'th, 1963 at 8:00 o'clock P.M. at the Town Hall. Chairman Rshn presided. The minutes of the previous meeting waa unanimous ly approved as read. The following applications for building permits were presented: Thomas Mohr, residence, 76 x 24 feet in the Ne: .,:.f the sd- of Section 36. Wesley Schmidt, residence, 26 x 40 feet near Lexington Avenue and Highway No. 30, estimated cost $19,000. Gopher Smeltina eoq,any, cement floor in their building ~n Highway No. 49, estimated cost $01,000. L Upon motion duly made and seconded, it was RESOLVED that the foregoing building applications, be and they hereby are granted and the Clerk be instructed to issue the permits forthwith. Further applications for building permits were submitted as follows: Westside Oil Coq>>any, warehouse buUdina in Section 13, Highway No. 49. Upon motion duly made and seconded it was RESOLVED that theforegoina building permit application be, and it hereby is approved subject to review and approval by the Advisory Planning Committee at its next meeting. Gopher Smelting Coq>>any, 8 foot high concrete block wall, estimated cost, $1,000. Upon motion duly made and seconded it L was RESOLVED that said permit application be and it hereby is, approved subject however, to the review and approval by the Advisory Planning Coamlttee at its next regular meeting. L MˆAjUheodore J. MienÚ+appeared oo his own be.alf requestŽDa ji4fmrmation rel)Øve toA™€¦Yocation ofj.+house dsailer8‘n the southwest corner ofUHighwpy2No. 19 ‡Db Dedro5d"Drive. Afteœk dis6L¶pìZn the Boar.onxplained to Mô/ Heinz ~hat no building perit was needed s† jong!a 4o"foundation U¯ laid¿g>ãG the mo(&ge home. Mr2 @lphy LeHay appeared on his ow beha}f2and Mr.Èxgy Gru?nqhuh appeare,ŒogethÆÙÔwìth his att%=eey representi¬g Gopher State Structures relaive to an alldgŽN&viomai5n"of the Gra¦r Pit V¨Ÿ¹bnce No. 8 #!+his fa)lure tUoproperly slope the gravel pitSon tht ^eMay pr…Zcrty!uo4 vermination “Vits o”-5tions. The jrd noted thatÙyursuant to an agreement dated >arch 5th, 1963ÍHctwedn@H(."LeMay and GåÁer Stq‚[×„wructures, !h., all} appli*3ble ordinances were to be coq>Nlied fifh and f™Xrher!ta. Gopher Statï‘ tructeLŸ, Inc. agree.oo submi t a pzformance bond in the amount o $5,000 runningÏCh fawo 5f"Eagan T~hi~Hß{It waïN¥fed betweenj;ce part©es pse¢©nt that Gopher State Structure_~, Ic< and MrÀ @raudnh/h"would coq>l¦ the x(ination of t"* operation pu6puant to applicable ordinances f the Township Db jt2e"agreement d¿d MarÇ™9Â£k, 1963 sub *ht to tÈe supe.Ðision of the Town Engineer nd Mr? ^eMay ag‚Ocd nnt@t5 cttach any Óvq machøDy brought onj;ce premises by»Nr. Frauenshuh at any future t time for purpœYcs og qdrmving the grÙèl pitl"z’¶- The Ÿjposed Ðu_chasàof an aerial topographical map_of psrt of S—Irion!2M2m-03!lying norª\of Hl¤Âçy No. 55 andj8nst of HiFdway No. 49 was referred back t the Advisory P™Khninf j P Committee f×ìZthe pao ˜¶R of detexmƒlng app’opriatÉÁzoning and subdividing fou the tnfire towšYnip. m L L LªÓ`@Lr. James Horne ñwpeared on cehalf of his applicat10l`or ap(otal of the pæ¾s andPnÌfcifications ¼²O a cen¤ral waÿ‘r system in Kingswood First Aldition. It was oDred uhtztje Town Engiäºtr ha\Õ^²`ked the plL and secificRions for said proposecl .ystem and yav tentatm]cly `pr5vgd them. UpoJ’~otion¨·Úoy made by S¯Xrvisor°Klein ¶Ýd seconded by Chairman Rahn, i} was RESOLVED !rhat!si> cpplication F×? and Š€²qeby is, apª¯Rved suje.ct žc however to the execution of ag appr~p`iate varNtworjs@f(alchise sfeemenx<½ftween Mr. Ho¨³X and t8d Townqhp including a provision lor transfer of qCc wauew5ris system toÆ{e TowžRí›§#after a 5 ÐÐ7 year@periodªrom the date of its completion*at tht }ption onrbe jT5wlship for thýÖuonsid‰œªwion of $1.00ŸÞmd furtdr subÿct to the Town Engineer's s~penision of cont_tuctho 5f"said watexwfs ‰"Š¤wem. Mr.ú•Rrne alo requ§ted an extension of time to fige his Tinal Plk_&for!Kn=suood First AV btion qÓ‰jl June 1st, Ž†54 for zuhe seèon that the surveyor will not dave completed h`X&job!ut3l that time.<{on moP7ž÷guly made aÑÛ#secondd, it Ÿ s RESOLVED that Mr. Horne be mnd he1hwreby is,Loven!a ?xvension of t[n to Þ„†f said plat wÖËk the B`rd ofùÆupervisors until June 1st, 196<.. Upon motion+Osly laezald seconded, was &sC¾›UED t.ru.:.ËŸwhe sumissio–Oof a correct lesel description-by L.1M< Stalla`O&covdr ~$ tile proper8²-laclu³hed in his application ¶or rezb”ing from A, Aaricultural to 0#2, Heavy CommernBgl og a(t"og section ^^&27-23e0”÷bnd it hereÝÆ#1s, acepted.‚mMr. George Ohman, Jr. appeared.on hib }wn beha|M&rel`t v? to the exec“Ùfon ofÈ.anow-plowing contract betweenMagan Township and himself. S%Jon motion dulvkade!adzsgconded, it ;ª~ RESOÜC”µÚ \ L that said con:.:ract be and it hereb)" is, directed to he ~xeC1Jted whereby Mr. Ohman shall receive compensation in the atOOunt of ~10 p€~ hour for snow plowing of Township roads for the period from ~~vember 1st, 1963 through December 31st, 1963. Mr. Harold Helminiak appeared on behalf of his application for building permit for a new two story comnercial and apartment building 76 x 66 to be located on Beau de Rue Road, northeast of Cedar Avenue, in part of Section 19-27-23. Upon motion duly made and seconded, it was RESOLVED that the application be, and the same hereby is, approved 8ubject to final approval by the Town Engineer! and Advisory Planning Committee of sanitary sewage, water, parking, gradilllg, and drainage and final plans and specifications. L The Board noted the submission of a sketch of the proposed lands cap ing on the LaHass Corporation premises, which sketch was prepared by Palmer Landscaping and Garden Center. Upon motion all bills were ordered paid. Upon motion the meeting adjourned. Dated: November 5th, 1963 tJ~~ ~ Clerk L