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. . 2. 1875 Lake Lane-- Dave Scherbel has been working with the owner since last October in a~ . attempt to bring it into compliance. We have given the owner a deadline of July 3,1998 to have the cleanup completed to the satisfaction of the City and a date of September 3, 1998 to bring the home repairs up to code. 3. 1891 Lake Lane--Dave has been working with the State Commerce Department to urge the contractor to make the necessary changes. The contractor performed work without a permit and the finished product has numerous code violations. The City has recently issued a citation and the state has started proceedings to revoke the contractor's license. 4. 3171 and 3183 N. Lexington Avenue-- These buildings are considered dangerous and are in terrible condition. In April of 1998, the owner agreed that the buildings should be tom down, but he has failed to follow through. We may need to pressure the owner into removing the houses by having the City Council set a date when the City will demolish the buildings and assess the owner. I will keep you updated. 5. Indian Oaks Circle-- Dave Scherbel and I have been made aware that the residents on that street have a number of property line problems. There is a driveway and part of a house on the abutting property. In addition, there are gardens, plantings, and storage items on the City trail easement. In one segment, the City trail is not on our easement. The entire neighborhood is arguing over property lines. Dave and I have met with some of the residents to resolve easement Issues. Building Permits During the month of May, there were 28 building permits issued with a total value ofS439,928. ~ Two of the permits were for finishing interior office areas. * New Roberts Building at 1160 Red Fox with a value of$201,318. * East Side Beverage at 1260 Grey Fox Road with a value of$76,000. In May, fees totaling $11,270.40 were collected for permits. As ofJune 23, 32 permits valuing Sl,593,896 have been issued. * Pilgrim House Unitarian Church at 1212 W. Hwy 96 for $250,000. * Bethel college for $650,000. * Interior office remodel at 3585 N. Lexington for $19,000 * Demolition and issuance of new home permit at 1386 Skiles lane for $379,844. Recreation Programs * The summer playground programs started the week of June 22. Weare offering programs at Cummings, Floral, and Hazelnut and Valentine Parks. * 17 T -ball and softball teams have begun games and practices. * A preschool basketball class planned for 4-6 year olds. * Tracy will be working on safety camp, fall recreation guide, and additional sll.mmer programs. Day in the Park The Day in the Park event was held at Hazelnut Park this year. It was very successful with approximately 300 people participating throughout the day. Tracy did the majority ofthe work on the event and did an excellent job. . Parks and Recreation Commission -----