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-- / " Minutes of Regular Council Meeting Page two August 26, 1974 3. Delete condItions No.9 and 10. 4. In conditIon No. 12, delete phrase In brackets, lines? and 3, and insert "public" before easement. 5. In condition No. 14, change "First" to "Seventh" Addition. Change "near Hamllne Avenue" to "between Hamllne Avenue and Arden View Court". 6. III condition No. 15, Insert "public" before park. Motion carried unanimously. HI~hway Department Dirt Removal Operation FeyerelsQn reported extensive removal of dirt at the northwest corner of 1-694 and Hamllne Avenue. . After discussion of the consequent Increased traffic noise In the reslde~tlal area to the north, since the removal of the dirt, and concern re the unsightly appearance of the deposited materials, the matter of Village jurIsdiction was referred to Attorney Lynden, and Feyer~lsen agreed to draft a letter to the Highway Department re the Cound I 's concerns. REPORT OF VillAGE ENGINEER DONALD lUND Lar;>oros DItch Project lUlld referred the Councl I to Northdale Construction Company's request to delay construction of the lambros Ditch Project until after the g"ound Is frozen, statIng that both he and Mr. Lambros agree that less 1amage to the property wi II occur If the work can be done during the dnter season. Feyerelsen moved, seconded by Crichton, that the Councl I approve the time extension requested, provided that construction is completed by March I, 1975, and landscaping Is completed by June I, 1975. Motion carried unanimously. McNlesh was requested to notIfy the other members of the Joint Powers Agreement of the Councl I's action. Arden Manor Status Report lund referred the Councl I to the problems encountered In Arden Manor MobIle Home Park re sewer lines, water system and roads. Mr. Adams saId that the connection to the Village sewer line, north of the building, was made last December before he was told not to connect; the line has been plugged, but sometimes the aIr "goes out of the plug"; this man- hole Is pumped out every day. Lund reported he has not been able to verify the InspectIon of the IndIvidual sewer lInes; Suburban has Inspected the connectIons only. Lund advIsed that the four 141 sewer connections In the first AddItion have tested satisfactorily; others to the City system should be plugged pending satisfactory tests. He reported that the water system has not been tested, and Information Is needed as to proposed capacity and whether pre3ent well Is to be up-graded or a new well Installed. . Adams reported that he proposes to up-grade the 8" well In the existing park, whIch Is capable of producing 286 gpm. and will Install II ilew well next summer. He said he does not expect to have more than 50 homes In the new addition of the park this wInter. He said he has had trouble getting the building constructed which will house the pressure tank for the new wel I; consequently, It Is Impossible to comply with Suburban's recommendations re the water system at thIs time. He said he plans to start the building by September 1 and estimates completion of the bul Id- lng by spring of 1975. Adams requested an extension of time to complete the park construction until June J, 1975, stating that 60% of the sewer lines are In, and all of the water mains. He said he anticipates getting the curbs and streets in this year and the swImming pool next spring. It was noted that there appears to be very lIttle resemblance between the mobIle homes recently moved Into the park and the "movllla" homes orIginally I)roposed for the park. Adams said that "mavJlla" homes are net belnR manufactured anymors; these homes are equIvalent to "movl: :6" homes. _?-