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<br />-2- <br /> <br />built over 800 apartment units. Mr. Ed Hartman of 576 West Highway 36 <br />said that he would like a 42" chain link fence along the eas t and south side <br />of his property and Mr. Burger agreed to this. The Planning Commission wanted <br />to see the 2' contour map so <br /> <br />It was moved by Demos and seconded by Edlund that we lay this over until our <br />meeting of May 7, 1969. Roll Call: unanimous. <br /> <br />Sub ject File 506-69 - Lexington Holding Company variance to front yard setback <br />at 1127 West Larpenteur Avenue (for U.S. Postal Service <br />Station) <br /> <br />Mr. Robert Keer spoke for Mr. Irv Margolis and stated that this would be a self= <br />service postal station operated by the American Electronic and Leasing Co. It <br />would be a pre-fab building placed on a concrete slab. There would be a 10 <br />year lease on this building. Mr. Hanson representing Mr. Krannak who owns the <br />land to the west spoke in opposition to this request. The center does not have <br />enough parking spaces now. They have an agreement with the Lexington Holding <br />Company to not build in this space. They will start a suit if this is allowed. <br />The value of the building is only $3,500.00. After discussion, <br /> <br />It was moved by Demos and seconded by Anderson that we recommend to the Council <br />that they deny this request. Roll Call, unanimous. <br /> <br />Subject File 507-69 - Petition for dead ending of Heinel Drive <br /> <br />Mr. John Davies, Mr. Paul Partridge, Mr. James Raunick, and Mr. Ron Neujahr <br />spoke in favor of the request. It would improve Central Park and reduce the <br />traffic on Heinel Drive. It would provide them with a neighborhood type atmosphere. <br />Mr. Mike Rich and Mr. Smith spoke against the request. It would place their homes <br />over one mile further away from police and fire equipment. They feel the traffic <br />is no worse than at other parts of the village. The Police Chief, Public Works <br />Director and the Fire Chief were opposed to closing off the street. After discussion <br /> <br />It was moved by Edlund and seconded by Carpenter that we recommend to the Council <br />that they deny this request. Roll Call: unanimous. <br /> <br />Su~ject File 508-69 - Vie Michels request for approval of preliminary plat at <br />Skillman and Martens Lane (Victor Michels Addition No.2) <br /> <br />It was pointed out by Mr. Dahlgren that this is something that we have been trying <br />to do for some time so <br /> <br />It was moved by Anderson and seconded by Edlund that we recommend to the Council <br />that they approve the request. Roll Call, unanimous. <br /> <br />Subject File 77-69 <br /> <br />- Policies and Costs of Underground Residential Electrical <br />Service <br /> <br />It was moved by Carpenter and seconded by Edlund that we request Mr. D~hlgren <br />to prepare a suggested ordinance that we could study. Roll Call, unanimous. <br /> <br />There being no further business the Chairman adjourned the meeting at 10:30 P.M. <br />Respectfully submitted, <br /> <br />Cameron Anderson, Secretary <br />