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" Council Minutes -4- July 22. 19? After discussion, Feyerelsen moved, seconded by Crichton, that the matter be tabled to the Council meeting of July 29, pending opinion from Attorney Courtney re amended Special Use Permito Motion carried unanimously. Feyerelsen noted that the Parks Committee wil~ m$et on July 23, at which time the Park dedication can be reconslde~ed'for recommendation to the Council on the 29tho REPORT OF COUNCIL~AN STAN OLMEN - Finance Nursery HII' Sewer Connection CharQ~ . Olmen reported that the Finance Committee recommends a se~er con- nection charge of $1,776.30, the amount that would have been charged at the time of assessment, if Nursery Hill had been Included In Sanl.tary Sewer Improvement 12-13. In dlscusslon~"tt was noted by Feyerelsen that the east portion of the plat woul~ve been served by sewer, if included in the Improye- ment; ellmina?ing the need for the 11ft stations ?n lots 4 and 6. CrIchton noted that the portion of the parcel, 200 feet in depth, abutting Hamllne Avenue, was assessed In Sanitary Sewer Improvement 12-13, and moved thi'!t the Council make a Sanitary Sewer connection charge to the Nursery Hi II parcel equal to the acreage rate charged to the area In the orlg~nal assessment (SS 12-13) x acreage resulting ~r6m that portion of the parcel more than 200' from Hamllne up to, not Including, the ~asterly two lots (lots 4 and 6). Motion was seconded by Feyerelsen and carried unanimOUSly. Lund was requested to determine amount of assessment. (Note: Lund reported assessment for 2.25 acres@ $465/acre would be $1(47000) Door to Door Sales Permit Olmen referred the Council to an application from Kevin J. Cranford to sell Websters Student Handbooks, door to door. After discussion. Olmen moved, seconded by Wingert, that the Council deny the request. Motion carried unanimously. REPORT OF COUNCILMAN CHARLES CRICHTON - Public Works Bethel Master 'Meter Crichton reviewed the master meter proposal for Bethel College and Seminary, and current negotiations under consideration between Hender- son and the Col lege, indicating that Bethel would be wlllin~ to in- stall a master meter if cost were divided equally between Bethel and the Village. Crichton reported +hat the Public Works Committee feels that a master meter is advantageous primarily because it would enable the Village to reduce water leakage and Improper or accidental use of water from hydrants, etc. . After discussion, Crepeau moved, seconded by Crichton, that the Village repurchase from Bethel the 27 existing meters at the original purchase price of $5040.00, If Bethel will Install the master meter; Village to pay for engineering costs. Motion carried unanimously. (Lund estimated engineering costs at t $I,OOC.OO. McNiesh to notify Henderson of the Council action and to request that he work with Bethel to effectuate the master meter Installation. Public Works Department Inspection Forms Crichton referred the Council to three (3) forms, recommended by the Public Works Committee, for use by the Public Works Department In making inspections of utility installations and road construction. -4-