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· 3 .. The matter was referred to the Engineer, Ed Bather, fer a report at the next council meeting. A letter was read from Attorney, Thomas ScalI en in relatiøn to the attempt made by Mr. Gerbitz to construct a concrete m.at on his property which would extend beyond five feet from the property line inunediate1y adjacent owned by the Attorney's Client, Theeåore Meinz. According to the letter permissien to construct the mat on such a location would cause a considera~le annoyance to Mr.. Heinz and would result in a nuisance. Mrs. Philip LaHue of 1a44 Roselawn Avenue appeared in protest to the Planning Cømmission's Hearing recently held en the Comprehensive Plan for the Village. She asked that another hearing date be set and that a reproductien of the plan be submitted to the Rese Tribune, St. Paul Dispatch, and Minneapolis Tribune for the citizens w be able to study, the reason being that in her øpinion the hearing date was not publicized properly. The Clerk will obtain prices from the three papers mentioned for reproductien of the plan. Berbitz Driveway Comprehensive Village llan Fairview Hills Plat B. H. Loftsgaarden appeared in behalf ef Mr. & Mrs Blekkink, Ow"llers of the proposed Fairview Hills Plat. Previously the Planning Cemmission suggested a rearrangement of l.ts and roads on the original plat submitted. Hr. Lofts- gaarden pointed out that a rearrangement did not work out satisfactory due to adj acent commercial pI'Gperty and a change in size of roads. Hammersten Moved, Carlson Seconded the plat as originally submitted be accepted and approved. Roll Call Ayes (4)- Nayes (l)-Kitts oppèsed. George Seaberg of' 2240 St. Stephen asked what has been done to correct the Drainage drainage problem at Leng Lake Road and Laurie Road. Mr. Seaberg reported that the· drainage has become worse and that the state has recent1y completed a drain- age project in the location which is now causing drainage flow into a vacant lot on T.H.36. Mr. Lindberg, concerned with the same condition reported tha.t Mr. Mueller, a developer of property in the area, told him that a place for disposal is up to the Village of ~seville. MCGee Movedi Hammersten Seconded that Mr. Mueller be contacted tø attend the next CGunci meeting to discuss the matter if a proper answer is not received from the State by that time. Rail Call Ayes (5)-Nayes (0). Arthur Gra.nð¡y of 1707 Shryer reported that when a building permit was issued Garage to him for the construction of his home in September of 1954, his plans Setback called for a garage with an eight foot setback from the side of his lot line (corner lot) The Inspector has informed Mr. Grandy that the eight foot set- back does not confo~ with the present requirements. Hammersten Moved, CarlsQn Seconded that Mr. Grandy be granted permission te deviate from. the existing regulations in this case and a permit be given to proceed with constructian. Røil Call Ayes (5)-Nayes (0). Ed Willmus, developer of Bertlee Homesites presented a check for additional engineering fees on Galtier and Matilda streets. Mr. Wil1mus said that the streets will be completed before any buildings will be constructed on them and therefore felt that a bond should not be required of him. Kitts Moved, Hammersten Seconded the check for additional engineering fees be accepted without a bond and that the building inspector be instructed not to issue permits to anyone until the street is completed. Roll Call Alfes (5)- Nayes (0). Mr. Klemp of St. Mar,yls Street wanted to install only a cesspool and was told it could not be allowed on account of bacteria- ·action not taking place in a cesspool. A septic tank is required. The Building Inspector reported that Western Construction proposeS: to build a garage on a slab now in. K1 tts Moved, Hammersten Seconded th,at the builder be held tG the requirement Bertlee Homesites Septic Tank. & Cesspool Garage