1967-11-21MINUT~ OF ADJOURNED MEETING OF NOV~viBER 21, 1967 at 7:50 P.Yi.
VILLAGE HALL IN ISLA~D PARE
Present: Mayor Tulberg, Gounoilmen Fenstad, Scruton and Regan, Village
Msnager Kopp, Attorney Pearson and Engineer Fredrickson
HEARINGS
1. Rezoning Block 9, Avalon
The Attorney declared the publication and mailing to be sufficient and
legal.
Because of condemnation proceedings on said property for Tuxedo Road,
the Attorney suggested that the hearing be postooned until this is
settled.
Regan moved and Scruton seconded the motion.
R~OLUTION NO. 67-242 CONTiMUi!D HEARI~ - Rezoning
Regan Aye Block 9, Avalon
Fenstad Aye
Scruton Aye
Tulberg Aye
So carried and resolved.
2. Vacation of Glamorgan Road
The Attorney declared the p~blication and r,~ailinE to be sufficient and
legal. Village l.~anager Kopp pointed out that if it were vacated, the
souldeast 80 feet should be re,~erved for slope easement~
Because thc ~ame condition applies as in the Rezoning of Block 9,
Avalon, the Attorney s~ggested that the hearing be postooned until
after condemnation settlement.
Fensta~d moved and Scruton seconded the motion.
RESOLUTION NO. 67-~4~ CONTINU~[D HF~RING - Vacation of
Regan Aye Glamorgan Avenue
Fenstad Aye
Scruton Aye
Tulberg Aye
So carried and resolved
PRELIMINARY WATER IMPROV~]E~T P~%NS - Storage Tank
Mr. Fredrickson of ~. M. Clark Engineering Comf~any presented the report on
the following projects:
(1) 300,000 Gallon Elevated Storage Tank
(2) 10" water main on Evergreen Road and its westerly extension
from Garden Lane to Westedge Boulevard
(~) 10" water main from Commerce Boulevard and Bartlett Boulevard
to Well #1 and to Shoreline Boulevard at the Post Office.
(4) 8" water main on Shoreline Boulevard from Cypress Lane to
Fairview Lane.
(5) 6" water main on Hanover Road from Roxbury Lane to the dead
end approximately one-half block East.
(6) 6" water main from East end of Chestnut Lane to the dead end
at Langdon La~;e.
(7) 6" water main from East end of Aspen Road to Sycamore Lane
and Sunset Road.
(8) 6" water main on Waterside Lane from Breezy Road to Tonka-
wood Drive.
WATER STORAGE TANZ A?,ID CO~VPROL EQUIPMenT (~o. 1 on list)
Fenstad moved and Regan seconded the motion
R~OLUTICN NO. 67-244
Regan Aye
Fenstad Aye
Scru ton Aye
Tulberg Aye
So carried and reE, otved.
RESOLUTION RECEIVING REPORT AND
ORDERING PLANS - Water Storage
Tank and Control Equipment
EVERGREEN ROAD & AUD SUB #'170 ALLEf WATER
Scruton moved and Fenstad seconded the motion.
R~OLUTION NO. 67-245
Regan Aye
Fenstad Aye
Scruton Aye
Tulberg Aye
So carried and resolved.
RESOLUTION RECEIVING REPORT AND CALLING
HEARING ON IMPROVEMENT
LOTS 5,6,7, 28,29,50, BLOCK 6, LAKESIDE PARK, A.L. CROCKERS 1ST DIVISIONVARIANCE
Hearing continued from November 14, 1967. Mr. Frazer was present and said at
the time of putting in the footings for these two buildings he was unaware of
it not being at the right setback; the land was tax delinquent and he had put
a lot of money into it and the Planning Commission has now recommended that the
variance be granted.
Mr. Richard Peterson spoke for the property owners opposed to allowing the
variance. He realized it was done in error, but he also felt that if zoning
ordinances were to be disregarded what was the sense of having them.
Mr. Mann, building inspector, was present and admitted the erroz'. Residential
A-t requires 10-foot setback on both buildings so they should have been 20
feet apart ~nstead of the 12 feet they now will be. When zoning was brought
up to date a few years ago, Block 6 was put into Residential A-1. Had it been
put into Residential A-2 as the surrounding area is, the si×-foot setback
would have been correct.
Regan moved and Fenstad seconded the motion.
RESOLUTIO?~ No. 67-246
Regan Aye
Fenstad Aye
Scruton Aye
T~lberg Aye
So carrY, ed and resolved.
RESOLUTION GRANTING VARIANCE
(Lots 5,6,7, 28,29,~0, Block 6,
Lakeside Park,~.A.L. Crockers 1st
Division)
STR~ET I,IA?IMG - SERVICE ROAD IN ISLA~?~'D PARE~
Regan moved and Fenstad seconded the motion.
ORDINANCE NO. 252
Ah~ ORDINANCE AM~DI>~G CHAPTER 21, MOUND CODE
OF ORDINANCe, Fi%~TITL?D "R~fAI~iING OF CERTAIN
PUBLIC STREETS"
THE VILLAGE COUNCIL OF THE VI!,LAGE OF YOUND ORDAINS:
1. That Chapter 21, Mound Code of Ordinances, Entitled "Renaming
of Certain Oublic Streets", be and it hereby is amended by adding
thereto a provision in Section 21.02 as follows, to-wit:
"Section 21.02. A public street located in the North
Quarter of Section 2~, Township llT, Range 24, commencing at
Middlesex Lane and located between Blocks 4 and 25 of Devon,
proceeding generally east and northeast through the North
Half of Section 50, Township 117, Range 25, and through the
South Half of Section 19, Township llT, Range 25, to the
north line of Lot 4, Block 17, Avalon, said street either
being unnamed or carrying the name of Service Road, or in
some areas the name Private Alley, is hereby named or renamed
and shall hereafter be called "Island View Drive."
2. This ordinance shall be effective from and after its adop-
tion and publication according to law.
FRED THOMAS
Mr. Thomas asked the Council's permission to move his excavating busi-
ness into Mound. He has sold his property in Spring Park and would like
to move his buildings ,to Lot 26 Lafayette Park in the north part of Mound
along Highway h~o. 110. He asked for a special use permit. The Council
informed him his busine~.s would require rezoning that it would have to
go to the Planning Commission first.
On metion~ meeting adjourned.
~ayor~T~lberg' ' ' ~