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'-lin.utes of Speci a I Counc! I Meeti n9 Pa ge f: ve April 21,1975 d) Indication th~t metal-sided homes mav be oermitted In Arden Manor park - were nroMI~.d that park woul~ be entirely wocd-slde homes. e) Safety hazards (mob!le homes parked on streets, inadequa1esnow removal, debris etc) Fredlund referred Council to list of 12 recommendations in Planning Commission Minutes of 4/1/75; response to these recommendations by Adams (4/15/75) and response to this response by Planning Commission (Planning Commission Minutes of A/15/751. Crichton asked what would happen to the Arden Manor project If an Ame'nde'dSpeci a I Use Permi.t I s not approved. . Wingert said that the Vi Ilage holds bonds to finish the park, and he would assume construction would be pushed towa~d completion. Mr. Frank Vagi, substituting for N.W. VanPutten, attorney for Adams, reviewed the resident complaint list and Adams' reply to each: I. garbage piCk-up has now been provided. 2. landscaping will be completed as soon as weather permits in accordance with recommendation of landscape architect. (Feyereisen noted that not one lot Is completely land- 'scaped - sod which has been laid has been poorly done.) 3. 5 lot buffer zone proposed by Planning Commission, between 51 lot wood-side area and balance of park which would permit metal and wood homes, is agreeable to Adams. 4. Adams agrees to place mobile homes on lots within 24 hrs. after delivery and to hook them" to utilities within 72 hrs, as recommended by the Planning Commission. 5. Adams agrees to provide adequate plowing next winter. Feyereisen noted some additional safety factors which should be cons i dered: I. 6" or more of standing water and mud under some of the mobile homes - a potential hazard to children and probably an electrical hazard as well. Impossible for residents to predict when they'll poor water pressure or be out of water entirely. re adequacy of water supply, beyond 1st 51 lots, been made. 2. have Test has not Mr. Richard DeWitt, 4651 Highway 10, expressed concern over the deep cut behind houses on Highway 10, stating that water is standing in this trench and a snow fence has been lying on the ground - potential danger area for chi Idren. DeWitt also said the steep cut has drained his lot, and neighbors lots, of water - used to have fl"ult trees and a beaui'i ful lawn, but trees have died, and grass is brown since cut was made. Scott Hutton, resident of Arden Manor, expressed concern re adequacy of the proposed Community Building for storm shelter for 200 mob; Ie h orne un I ts . Adams stated that Civi I Defense approves this bui Iding plan as adequate storm shelter for 272 mobile home lots. . Feyere i sen noted that Arden Hi lis! Ci vi I Defense Oi rector has rai sed some questi ons concern I ng the constructi on of the Commun i ty Sui I di ng in his report of 4/15/75. In review of the community oui Iding proposed construction, Mr. Adams said the building is of block construction, with one wall of the lower level exposed (walk-out), providing 3,300 sq. fe,et (gross area) on I owe r Ie ve 1 0 f b u i I din g . Adams said if shelter area.i II not be approved with the one exposed wall, or if the'living quarters area i.s a problem, he'll go back to the original plans submitted. Council requested that net figures be provided to Counci I so actual available standing room can be determined. -5-