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, . Minutes of Council Meatlng November 12, 1973 Page '~wo Dr. Hohmann, 3154 Shoreline Lane, said that othar resldants on the street have purposely avoided constructing garages in order to preserve the beauty of the neighborhood; this garage he considers to be a "monstrosity" on tho street. The quastlon of whether or not an access easement to the lake stili exists In this area was dlscussad. Mayor Crepeau stated that he will look Into this and advise of his findings. He suggested that residents could hire an attorney to enforce the covenants, this being a private not Village matter. REPORT OF VILLAGE ATTORNEY JAMES S. LYNDEN . Case No. 73-28, Dreyfus Interstate Development Corporation - Regist- ered Land Survey Attorney Lynden reviewed his letter of November 6, 1973, re the Dreyfus Insterstate Development Corporation Registered Land Survey, stating that he recommends Council approval of t.he R.L.S. without the condition noted in his letter. Crichton moved, seconded by Herrick, that the Council approve the I Reg I stered Land Survey as presented. Motion carried unanimously. Sanitary Sewer Easement - Dreyfus Intarstate Development Corporation Lynden advised that heconfarred with Engineer Olson, Bather Ringrose Wolsfeld, suggesting that Dreyfus obtain an easement from the prop- .rty owner, for connection to Municipal Sanitary Sewer on T:Iler Lane. He said he has not heard further from Mr. Olson. '. Mr. Roger Schwakopf, representing Dreyfus 'lnterstata Corporation said that Dreyfus has approached the proparty owner re this easement; no response to date. He advised that Dreyfus hopas to proceed with- out involvement of the Village and when obtained, tha easament will evantually ba dedicated to the Vii lage. Crichton questioned the location of the proposed easement, which appears to go through a wooded area, and suggested pOSSible reloca- tion to save as many trees as possible. VIllaga Engineer Lund was requested to determine a route for this connection which doas not eliminate treas, i f feasible. Village Plannar Contract Attorney Lynden reported that a committee, consisting of Dr. Woodburn, James Wingert and himself, appointed by the Council, met with John Darling and Richard Shetler In an effort to resolve contractual matters. He outlined a 5-polnt program for Council consideration: I. Village to pay Richard Shetler & Associatas, Ltd. the unpaid Invoice of J une2a, 1973 net figure. 2. Both J. Darling & Assoc. and Richard Shetler & Associates, Lt,d. agree to waive 1% penalty charge accruing since July 29, 1973. 3. Both John Darling & Assoc. and Richard Shetler & Assoc. Ltd. agrea to tarmlnation of contract as of November 19, 1973. 4. Village to continue to retain Richard Shetlar as Village Plan- . nlng Consultant on month to month technical assistance basis, while Village seaks Village Planner. 5. Richard Shetler to complete the Long Ranga Plan; remainder of faas to be paid as follows: al 50% minus 15% conting~e on transmission to Village Attorney of preliminary draft of x revised Zoning Ordinance. bl 50% of balance due minus 15% contingency to be paid upon submission to Planning Commission of acceptable preliminary draft of revised Zon\fig ,OrdinancE by Village Attorney. cl Contingency fund to be paid upon final recommendation of approval of ordinance draft by Planning Commission to Village Council. In discussion of the 5 points, the C.ounci I agreed that, If approved, tha month to month rate for technical assistance be at the current -2- ---- -----------...--