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'!III. " .. " _ ~INUTES OF REGULAR COUNCil MEETING Page TWO Feor'uary 2"5, 1974 Engineer Lund advised that the drawing was made by him from "sketchy information", and advised that its accuracy be verified by N.S.P. to make sure It Is, In effect, what N.S.P. desires. The Council referred the request TO the Underground UTilities Commit- tee for Its review and recommendations to the Council; request to be verified first by N.S.P. REPORT OF VILLAGE ENGINEER DONALD LUND Arden Manor Engineer Lund reported no construction in progress at Arden Manor. REPORT OF VILLAGE TREASURER RICHARD O'KELLY . Treasurer O'Kelly reported current bank balances, and recent Invest- ments of $300,000 for 30 days @ 8.15% (Feb. 19, 1974) and $335,000 for 30 days l! 8.10% (Feb. 25, 1974). REPORT OF COUNCILMAN JAMES WINGERT - Planning and Zoning, Board of Appeals . Case No. 73-48, Nursery Hill - Prellmtnary Plat J. WIngert reviewed The Planning Commission recommendation that Councl I approve the Nursery Hi I I Preliminary Plat, Alternate No. 2 (straight through street), subject to Village obtaining an easement on the ad- jacent property for construction of a temporary cul-de-sac. Mayor Crepeau reported that C. G. Rein (option holder) and Mr. H. Christensen (property owner) both agree with this proposal and Indicate they wi II cooperate with the Vi Ilage In prov!dfng this temporary cul- de-sac easement. Wingert advised that three lots, on the plan recommended for approval, are less that 95 feet wide, requiring varlancee of 5.4 feet each; otherwise the proposed plat conforms to Ordinance No. 98 requIrements, and moved that the Councl I approve the Nursery Hill PrelimInary Plat, Alternate No.2, contingent upon the Vi I lage securing a temporary easement for the cul-de-sac on the property immediately adjacent to the east of the plat. Motion was seconded by Crichton. Motl~n carried un<:nlmously. Attorney Lynden was requested to draw agreement for temporary cul-de- sac easement. In discussion of uti lity and street constructIon, Mr. Breems estimated costs of $45 to S50/front foot for sewer, water, paving and concrete curb, or a total cos+ estimate of approximately $48,500. He expressed his desire that the Village Install the streets and utilities, asses- sing the costs back to the properties; stating that Interest for municipal bonding would be about half the Interest cost for cor~orate bonding, and these higher costs would have "to be passed on to the lot purchasers. Councl I consideration of uti ltty and street construction by the Village vs. the developer was deferred until the final plat has been approved and COncrete figures are available. . Case No. 73..49, Sf1eclai Use Perml..t. -.Jl'2!'net"r Golllir.s. Mr. Goldberg and Mr. Jerry Filla, Attorney, presented an amended sIte plan for Council consIderation. doletinp certain parkinQ stalls. as recommended b'l Planner Schmid, and Incorporating an equivalent number of parking stalls (dated 2/25/74) J. Wingert reported that the Planning Commission recommends Councl I "pproval of the Special Use Permit in accordance with plans presented on 2/2!/7 4 with Case No. 73--49; tho proposed 51 gn to be a separate application, not Included In this recommendation of approval. After review of the amended site plan, and discussion, Crichton moved, sBconded by Wingert, that the Council approves the Special Use Parmit for Red Fox Inn per site plan drawings dated 2/21/74 and amended 2/25/7~, and other plans and documents presented with Case No. 73-49 (proposed sign not included In approval); simultaneously terminating the Special . -2-