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0 • - 3- VILLAGE COiJNC�L„ I�E'tING „_, Au��s t 30 continued 3. Tkie Vfllage Engineer presented a� xeport regaxding the ca ac�t of the resent sewer and water service i.n the area.to be develo ed b Ard�n Manor Mobi�e Hame CourL. His analysis was that present �acilities.will be adequate to serv3,ce the proposed 200 hoa�es if the. '�"�� light-i�ndustry-zoned-area to the snut�Z is occupied. by normal "dry" type� industr:[es. �, Acting on Ehe Plannin� Co�n��sion's reco�endation �he Council approved �oz publication "An O�dinance Re ulatin the LOCRt�pll of Mobile Iiomea and Establ�shin Standards ax�d Rule af 0 eratin for Mobile HouEe Caurts and Establishin Penalties for Violations�" the m,uch diecuss�d and sometimes cussed Mobi�e Home O�cdiaance. 5. The V:C1ia e Finance C�ittee has been without a chairinan since Mr, O'Kelley became the Vil�age Treasurer. Mx. Rob�rt Idet�aercut has af�reed to be actin� chairman vntil the end of 1971 but wiil not be o£ficia2ly appc�i.n�ed. � 6. Revision of 5ewer and.Water Aasessment Rates - A scl�edule of increased asseasment retes recommended by the Fina�tce Committee fo� fu�uxe i�nprovement projects was greaented. �he ir�creases (up to ZO%) were st�ted [o be Tt�Cf?S58L'7T dL14> to rapidly increasing costs . The Cauncil a roved the rate �nsreases and submitted the proposal to the Village Attorney to be dr�wn into an ordinance. 7. l�k Charles McC�z�n was a inted as Chairnaan, of the Public Works Co��ttee for the balance �of 197i. 8. Councilman H�errick repor�ed that Valentine Park would be i3.na1-uraded for soading within the next two weeks. He also reported to the Caunci� ora a meetatng at Nortt� E�aks regarding the Cammux�it On� Youth Pra ram. VILiAGL� C4[FNCIL MEET�NG - Se tember 13 1971 i..Attorney Caurtney reported that ths State Sunrem� Court has dea3ed t,he,,,.petition.for re� __ g .,,, ed ,in the C.G. Rein_vs,,,,Arden �Hi11s��Vil,la,�e suit. hearin which was fil 2. The request ior a Special Use Ferinit bv McGu,ire's Mo�el was withdrawn pending clarification of Vi3.lage ordinances regazding hot�ls ana mo�eis in areas zoned for general business. 3. �'he Counci}. cansidered the �r�anned_uz�it _d�velo�ent plan, of Partrid�e Canstruct�on Co. t�iat was given a ptxblic hearing by the Planning Comm�ssion last weeic. The recommendation of the Planniag Cpmmission was �a approve the concept of the townhouse and condominium portions of th� plan, but to withhold apprava� of the cammercial area develapment pend- ing detailed plans. Mr. Partridge and Mir. Reuben Johnson of Buetvw and Associates were preser�t to aaswe� questions and promote the p1an. After considexable distussion the Council u�amiausly tnaased a_.motion._to have the Villa�e Attoxnev draft a stater�ent �f approvalawi11�a11ow Mr�1ParCridge to�ca�tinue ne �t�a�� P1aQ�ing Commiasion. This - _,a�en at an, o t__ nn � �� g tion f financial backing az�d.to �oxm detailed plans. �"urther plans mnst al.so he.approv�d befare a special use permit is issued. 4. A building �ermit request b�' Bethel,-Co11e�e far a six buildin� acadetmic co�vlex was ap�xoved. t�ir. iiage of Hage Constructi,on Co, was present ta explafn how the access road to 01d Highway 10 happened to b� bvilt in spite of a direct communicatian t�at such con- struction had been; speciffcsliy digapproved by the Couaci�. In eiiec�, he said, a seriea of�errors and mfsunderata�din�s led to �he,road„bein� built; but there it is and will you approve it please? The Counc�,� apt�ra�ed construction of the acc,ess road. .�3eLafr Coastruction Co. was awarded the cantract to aevelop the.first phase of Perry Park -- on 13ew Brighton Road at its.b3d of $77,087.45, contingent upan Mr. Schutx making good on his pramise tio rflugh grade the paxk and cover Che debris used tio fi11 lowland areas.