03/04/19761
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KOOIAK ISLAND BOROUGH ASS BLY MEETING
MARCH 4, 1975
CALL TO ORDER
The meeting was cailed to order by Presiding Officer Betty
Wallin at 7:35 p.m. in the Borough Meeting Room, Borough
Building, Kodiak, Alaska.
II ROLL CALL
Present
Mr. Robert Craig, Mayor
Mrs. Betty Wallin, Presiding Officer
Mr. Hal Lincoln, Deputy Presiding Officer
Mr. Leslie Anderson
Mrs. Sandra Kavanuagh
Dr. Michael Emmick
Mr. James Peotter
Mr. Frank Peterson
Also present: Mr. Paul Carr, Community 6 Regional Affairs,
and approximately 25 people in the audience.
MINUTES OF PREVIOUS MEETINGS
A. Assembly - Regular Meeting - February 5, 1975
B. Assembly - Special Meeting - February 25, 1976 - Dr. Emmick
noted a correction in the minutes of February 25, 1976, asking
that on page 2, , thi ragraph, the word "until" be changed
to when"
minutes , than " ' corrections noted on the first page of
ge Fire Chief' read "architect ". Dr. Emmick
moved to accept the minutes as corrected, _seconded by Mr. Lincoln,
Motion passed by unanimous voice vote,
IV MINUTES FROM OTHER MEETINS
A. Planning 6 Zoning - Regular Meeting - February 18, 1976
B. School Board - January 26, 1976; February 9 6 16, 1976
C. Health Resources Council - Regular Meeting - February 16, 1976
D. Bicentennial Commission - Regular Meeting - February 14, 1976
,E. Governing Board Mental Health Center - February 16, 1976.
Mr. Lincoln moved for approval . of the minutes as presented,
seconded by Mrs. Kavanaugh. Motion passed by unanimous voice
vote.
V C OMMUNICATIONS AND APPEARANCE REQUESTS
A. Lou Schneider - Re: Island Lake Miller Point Area
and Land Use. Mr. Schneider presented a five for rr
the record, said letter giving a resume of the land uses in thi
particular area. The land in question is zoned "Unclassified*
and Mr. Schneider pointed out that there has been much contro-
versy over the uses permitted in unclassified zones. The major
point being the taking of rock and trees from specific lots within
the Miller Point Alaska Subdivision, Question was raised as to
whether or not the rock quarry operation is in fact a means to
develop the property for its intended use, that is residential
or whether it is a commercial venture. Mr. Schneider asked that
the Assembly take action to protect the home owners in the area
and to protect the future of the developments in this area. He
stated that the residents were only asking that the adopted
ordinances be enforced and the Borough represent the residents
involved.
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Mr. Schneider went on to make a comment on points of
consideration as set forth by the Attorney, noting that it
is necessary that an overall look at this operation be taken,
is the property in fact improved because of the removal of
the rock and trees, or will it be less valuable once this
operation has ceased. It was reported that one of the lots
in question had been obtained by Mr. Grothe for a price of
$7,500 and had recently been sold for $4,000. This would
lead one to believe that the lots were worth less after the
removal of the top soil and rock. The Mayor indicated that
the Borough was doing all they could to resolve this problem.
The attorney has been requested to draft an agreement that
would be acceptable to all parties. In reply as to whether
or not he had deviated from the original plan, Mr. Grothe
indicated that he had sold one lot and had acquired another
since the original permit, however the development had
not changed only shifted over somewhat. Mr. Lindhom,
Building Official, indicated that the original permit was
void due to the statute of limitations and a new permit would
be necessary. Mr. Lincol moved that this item be referred to
the Planning 8 Zoning for a public hearing for approval or
denial of a proper permit, seconded by Dr. Emmick. Noted
at this point that there were six individuals in the audience
that reside in this particular area. Mr. Lincoln asked if any
of the reports as indicated under the Building code had been
required - noted they had not been requested. Dr. Emmick
stated that this had been going on for some time, that there
should be something done to bring this to a point where a
the work can be finished and a buildable lot secured. Mr.
Lincoln with the permission of the second withdrew the pre-
vious motion. After considerable discussion about the
need to have better control of situations such as this and to
insure that any additional blasting would be done in a manner
not to damage the homes in the surrounding area, it was asked
if Mr. Grothe had any comments at this point. He indicated he
did not.
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A short recess was called. the meeting reconvened at 8:39.
It was pointed out that a meeting had taken place this day with
two of the parties involved and hopefully an agreement would
be forthcoming, acceptable to all involved.
B. Renew) Request fo Beverage Dispensary License - Kalsin
Inn, Harq(tl$arget. Dr. Emmick moved to renew the license,
seconded 13y Mrs. Kavanaugh. Motion passed by unanimous
voice vote',
C. Letter of Approval for Mental Health Center Staffing rant staffing
(no action required) . The Mayor read the letter intd'the record, Grant - MHC
Indicating approval for the continuation of the staffing grant for
the upcoming year.
Liquor
License
D. Letter from Ted Velanis (noted that this item was placed on Bells Flat
the agenda by the Presiding Officer as an addition ) . The letter Land -
was read in full by the Mayor, stating that the Bells Flats Natives, —
Inc., do not approve of the people who have purchased or entered
into lease agreements doing anyteng out in the Bells Flats area,
such as constructing or operating general stores, bars, trailer
courts, etc. This would also include the establishment of
service districts. The Letter asked for th cooperation of the
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Borough in minimizing future land complications until a deter
is made regarding land ownership.
urination
E. Letter from Borough_Attorney regarding Status of Work
Native Land Claims and Request
the Borough for Direction, n
gh Mayor. The lette Indicated th read in full by
done, the work
interest of that had been
one, noting areas where there Land
the Borough as re a regards c rt en to protect the �C =
moved that the 9ards t o certain lands. coin
Borou
with th�t�on — -f e Assembly direct our attorneys Mr L �--
with the
Lands CI Borough lands as may ma b - Ys tved
__ Claim Act, Y e involved with
seconded by Dr. Emmick.
The question was raised as to what specific lands this r
vested interest in. any land that the referred
to and noted that this would be an
v ase d interest t I Concern was voiced borough B had
and it should d that should the Borough to
take the proper I not be lost because of
the th letter, legal steps. Mr. Anderson failure d
the attorney had suggested periodic that a r
99estd that reading
would made to determine filin rune fel research of
records be mad
be an exercise in f 9h, he for one hen that
Borough staff futility as this was something t this
Borough
in could do without the added etoIye that the
indicated that the assembly ddal ceceived cop.
Y had all received Mrs.
Anders legal work as this co
Mr, on further noted that the question had been rai
cost incurred for I sed. of
Taws of the State and it is a Borough i 0* S
matter of record subject to the
ed its right of appeal on these villages the State has
relinquish
has agreed not to appeal and this has to
the i villages. The Sta te as th picture
vil ape e onrthe BellskFlats, Anton uLarsen
of
a nending the taxpayers c ed' Concern was voiced about
that di should x more money needlessly and suggestion
that we ore specific in instructions. The Presiding
and non-natives of Bells Fl suggested that a work session be set Thh Pnasidisg
Flats could et sh that the
what is proposed talk natives
be os edt f N, this particular area f oeag agreement could
settled. Mrs would y have to
filed a letters Wallin pointed out that the Boough Assembly be had
the State had up g these villages and that mblt that
pointed dropped a suit opposing these villages. It wof as
that
out that the lands claim settlement d freeze was
e Ian prior to the sale of 1972 ens act
d slur placed a fr
and that someone eze on
xchange of land or t°ne has to make
restitution either an a
indicated he felt that the Assembly money. on ck
rot Y had an Emmi
protect the interests of the ug Me b the
citizens to
audience voiced concern borough. Me ro
over the interests of the ern of the
and concern that these w t bodefgh not
being protected an
someone is not available to keep would go by default w s
suggested that perhaps we could the at or m e was
air uld have the attorney
one already because of Y make a list of
lands that we have lost
g Part some of the merit of keeping default and for would
this aspect. The 9 the attorney
question was call Y working on
YES: M of deba M r. Andes called and vote taken
on the continuation
Peterson NO son No;
Mr • P lotter Y — Mrs_ . Kavana h
ck YES: s. Wallin NO - Mr ES; Mr. Lincoln
Dr. Emmi motion t
to continue debate. n
Assembly 1� Mr. Lincoln at this Passed four to three
theses Y embers Anderson, Peterson Point asked isgt
el (from voting on the main qu and due disqualify conflict
interest. question d
that the question of what conflict, e n a nonate of
Mrs. Wallin and Mr. Anderson ct M ed by s
and that Mr. Peterson were fated KONIAG
and that as Director of KANA was also employed
o PPosition to the and was an employee of th N' also t
a organization that by
sale of the land in question. Mrs. Wallin indicated
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that she would not vote if Dr. Emmick would not vote on medical
questions, Mr. Lincoln would not vote on matters concerning
telephones, Mr. Peotter would not vote on school matters and
Mrs. Kavanaugh would not vote on a zoning matter that she was
was interested in. It was suggested that Mr Lincoln should
not vote on this matter either as he was a resident of the
Bells Flats area and had an interest in the matter. Mrs. Wallin
stated that she had been elected to this position by the people
of the Borough, that she would not give up her right to vote.
Mr. Anderson indicated that he would not give up his right to
vote because he had no qualms about directing the attorney
on matters he should be investigating, he was not sure that the
firm we are using is in the best interest of the taxpayers. Mr.
Peterson stated he felt this was an exercise in futility and will
cost much money out of the taxpayers ' pockets. The and is in
the process of changing status from government to private
hands and the attorneys working for KONIAG have much expertise
in this matter and have been working on this for many years.
Further the act is consist Ent with federal wishes. Mr Peterson
indicated he would cast his vote. The question was called
and motion passed with the following roll call vote: Mr. Anderson
NO; Mrs. Kavanaugh YES; Mr. Peterson NO; Mr. Peotter YES:
Mr. Lincoln YES: Dr. Emmick YES: Mrs. Wallin YES,
It was pointed out that the Borough Attorney will be directed
by the assembly through the Borough Mayor.
VI OLD BUSINESS
A. 1st Reading Ordinance No.76 -4 -0 Repealing Portion of the Code
And Amending Same to Allow for the Sale of Intoxicating Liquor
within the Borough on Election Day, read by title only.
Mr. Peotter moved to bring this to the floor for discussion,
seconded by Mrs Kavanaugh. Discussion followed on the fact
that in a recent health needs assessment, it was determined that
alcohol abuse and alcohol related problems were listed as No. I
on the assessment list and while it was felt that the codes of the
City and borough should be consistent, it was suggested that
perhaps a negative reaction on the part of the Borough might
entice the City to change their ordinances for one day.
Mr. Peotter moved for approval in the first reading, seconded
by Dr. Emmick. The question was called and motion failed with
the following roll call vote of six to one, with Mr. Peterson casting
a YES vote.
Sale of
Liquor
Election
B. Review of Agreement Between Borough and Len Grothe
Regarding Development Plan for Lots in the Miller Point Area. Grothe
Mr. Peotter moved to table, seconded by Mrs. Kavanaugh. Quarry
Mr. Peotter withdrew the motion with the approval of the second
and moved to postpone until all the necessary information and
necessary documents have been prepared, seconded by Mrs.
Kavanaugh. Mr. Grothe noted that he had prepared a revised
plan and noted that if they wished to table he would continue to
remove the rock under the original permit for those original
areas. He further stated he felt that he had the right to develop
his land the best way possible. Asked about original plan and
whether or not it called for a 2 to I slope, Mr. Grothe indicated it
did. He stated that he had worked out an agreement with one
of the adjacent property owners to give him access to his lot,
that another property owner had requested access across Mr.
Grothe's lot and that this was being granted. There was considerable
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discussion as to whether or not .Mr. Grothe was proceeding his plan, whether or not he had exceeded those
and ' 9 according
lust exactly where the Borough stood at this
boundaries
indicated that he would have no objection point.
a review of this area. Mr. Lincolnlstateds waiting that he 30 days for
w ike Grothe
amend his motion to . ive s.ecific directions to the Boro like n to
to establish where .Mr. Grothe stands as to the original peh En
if he is outside o the origina permit
cost of the surve if he i r r ot e i s permit,
s not outside, the Borough a
'^'�1� original further if he is outside of 9h Assembly
-
desist order w be issued, Permit a cease and
seconded d by y Mr, M Peotte�
Members of the audience asked about the amount of rock being
removed, noting that the new plan calls for 80,000 yards and
the original permit called for 100,000 yards. Mr. Grothe
indicated that about half has been removed that 80% of the
remainder will be taken from the lot - 20% will remain on the
lots for development. Questions were raised about the t
blasting that would be done in the area and concern ype of
about the damage or possible dam v °iced
Mr. Grothe stated that there would to the homes in the area.
ould possibly be fifty blast holes.
�" -st„n was called on the amendment and motion • asked b
unanimous roll call vote.
and motion p b Question tatted on the amended
y unanimous roll cal vote. d motion
Mr. Peotter moved that if a
it is foun as a result of the engineer's survey,
d that the survey markers to be taken to correct kers are in fact this error, d out of place steps
seconded by Mrs. Kavanaugh.
_ passed by unanimous roll
call vote.
NEW BUSINESS
A. Tideland Lease - Kodiak Lumber Mills Discoverer
objet Afognak Island, Placement of Doct. Accompanied Bay,
objection Corporation by two le
orporation and Shu c of
tion from Afognak Natives that a better location would be in the Afognak Inca eses
that this proposed I ognak Ba Tideland
further this
objection location would create problems s arga, Leases
lection was voiced thrut f the fishing economy and
the Kodiak Island area w letter from me threat to tde
A new letter from the State economy of
request had been changed to proposed la C ted
the r
within the same ba P °Posed site to of Mallard Creek
Y area' ' Peotter moved to voice no
objections, seconded b Mr. Lincoln. Mr.
he was not sure whether the objections ass assembly that
any bearing on the state's lecti °nd the o assembly read have
the record were fr e n t and the objections ra nd in to
ere from two free enterprises objecting to another
free enterprise. The question was raised as to wether or not
there would be any damage to the land if the operation were shored
based rather than a barge operation and further was this a concern
of the borough's. No specific answers w ere given. The
was called and motion a YES YE =et_ failed six to one with Mr. question
casting
B. Resolution No 7 6 -II -R Su ortin
Revenue Sharin r Continuation of Federal
moved for ead �^ ful I by the Mayor.
adoption of Resolution No. 76- I- Mrs' Kavanaugh
Lincoln. Motion passed b y unanimous R. seconded by r.
ous voice vote.
Recess declared for five minutes. Meetin
10: 55 p.m. g reconvened at
Fed. Rev,
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There was discussion on whether or not to continue the meeting
past the II: 00 p.m. deadline and the assembly members were
in agreement to waive that stipulation for this meeting.
C. Resolution No. 76 -12 -R Establishing OCS Advisory Committee
read in full by the Mayor indicating that three members would be
appointed from the City of Kodiak, three from the Borough and
three from KONIAG. Mrs. Wallin noted that the League of Women
Voters offered support of this concept. Further noted that KONIAG
has hired consultants and a considerable amount of work has
already gone in to independent studies. The Chiniak tracking
station has been deeded to KONIAG and it is planned that this OSC COMM'
facility will be used as a containment area and that most of the
impact will be controlled in this area. Certainly the town of
Kodiak will be impacted in that additional businesses and concerns
will be coming in. Mr. Paul Carr of Community 6 Regional
Affairs was asked to speak to this matter. Mr. Carr noted that
there are funds available on a 1/3 - 2/3 matching basis for impact
studies to be conducted. Several other communities are already
working on such grants and money is available to the Kodiak Island
Borough in the amountof $36,000. Such a study would allow the
Borough to determine where the impact will be and to plan for that
impact by making adjustments as necessary to the ordinances.
Mr. Carr noted that he had had an opportunity to take a trip to
Chiniak and that although he did not feel that the facility is big
enough to take care of what is coming, it is a very good start.
There is talk about a fabrication area here and for such a project
a thousand acres or more would be needed. The Community has
the opportunity to plan for the areas that would be needed. A
Committee can be appointed within a ten day period, work can
be started on th drafting of a proposal for the grant. The contract
will be between the Borough and the Community 6 Regional Affairs,
and assistance will be given by that department in the preparation
of the grant proposal. It would be anticipated that the newly
appointed committee would be working very closely with the
Planning Commission to insure that they are not going in opposite
directions. Members of the audience voiced concern about a
private corporation being appointed to a government body en
mass. Mrs. Wallin pointed out that considerable money had been
expended by KONIAG, that reports and studies were avaiable
and that this would benefit the entire community. KONIAG will
control all but 40 miles of the coast line on Kodiak Island and the
tracking station is owned by Chiniak, and as the major land owners
they should be involved in this development. Mr. Carr was asked
about guidelines and whether or not direction would be given to
insure that the committee is moving in the right way. Mr. Carr
noted that the committee can be charged with numerous responsibilities
and that they should have public hearings, gather information and
meet with the Planning Commission. The money could be used to
obtain resource people or research information, hire a consultant
for assistance in drafting the plan. Dr. Emmick moved for adoption
of Resolution No. 76 -12 -R, Seconded by Mrs. Kavanaugh.
Mr. Peterson asked whether or not this resolution should not
also include work on the "200 Mile Limit" and discussion
pointed out that the OCS problem was a large one and that the
committee's scope should not be too broad in the beginning.
Mr. Lincoln stated that he was of the opinion that the committee
should have a broader composition and would move that the
resolution be amended to read that the nine members would be
selected at large, seconded by Mrs. Kavanaugh. Mr. Lincoln
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indicated that this would allow for greater degree of input and
the members would be representative of the community.
Under discussion it was again pointed out the vast amount of
work that has already gone before and that the expertise that
is available through KONIAG should be used for the benefit
of the entire community. A member of the audience stated that
we should have the best nine members for the committee that
are available and if six are available from KONIAG then perhaps
they all should be on the committee. Further this committee will
be an advisory committee and they should seek out opinions
from other interested people in the borough.
The question was called on the amendment and motion assed
by unanimous roll call vote. The uestion the amended motion, to ado t the esolutionwas
w t t nine members on
being appointed at large, motion
n assed b unanimous roll call
D. Resolution No. 76 -13 -R Approval of Final Plat, Mountain View
Subdivision, U. S. Surve 1678,
Lee Russell. Dr. Emmick moved
Mt. Vir
to approve Resolution No. 7 _ Final
Motion y 6 13 -R, seconded by Mr. Mr. Li ncoln —
passed b unanimous voice vote.
E. Resolution No. 76 -15 -R Approval of Final Plat, Lot 24, U. S.
Survey 3098 Shockley. Dr. Emmick moved for ado
Resolution No. 76-15-R, seconded b 1 c 11 O^ of
the date needs to be t �dus . Question Noted that
Motion need the resolution. Question called,
passed b unanimous voice vote.
F. Resolution No. 76 -I6 -R Ap royal of Final Plat, Russell Estates
Second Addition, U. S. Survey 1396, Lee for adoption of Resolution No. 76-I6-R, D. Emmick
Kavanaugh. Motion passed by unanimous seconded b Mrs
mous voice vote.
G. Tax Adamennt. Memorandum read from Borough Assessor
noting that Douglas 6 Nancy Doyle filed the 1975 Personal Property
Form late, that they filed as having property within the Fire District
and later brought it to the attention of the assessing department that
they were really inside the City. This was after the B.O.E. and
- the adjustment had been denied by the assessor. Dr. Emmick
moved to den the adjustment; seconded b Mr. Lincoln. Motion
passed by unanimous voice vote.
H. Request for Matching Funds for Half W
a grant is available for the building of an addition and theeCouncil that
on Alcoholism has requested $1,300 for this purpose. The money
is available in the budget. Mr. Lincoln moved to rovide matcnin
funds in the amount of $I, 300 ,
Motion ssed b seconded by Mrs. Kavanaugh.
unanimous voice vote.
Question was raised as to whether or not an evaluation had been
done by the State and what were the results. It was requested
that a copy of this last site visit be obtained and submitted to
the assembly.
VIII . MAYOR'S REPORT
I) Ratification of Election Jud es for
call for Special Meetin the 5 eclat Election T and
LO R the Election sie Elaine
The names
of Virginia Williams,
Mary Fern and Mary Brasie, Elaine
Lincoln (alternate) were submitted for ratification. Mr,
moved for ratification of the election Lincoln
Seconded by Mrs. Kavanaugh. Motion es as submitted,
9 n passed by unanimous
Final
Lot 24
C.S.S.
3048
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:7s tate:
2nd Adc
Tax Ad
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voice vote. Noted that the special meeting will be March 15th,
at 12;00 noon.
2) A proposed plan for emergency service has been submitted by Emer er
Mr. William Kirk, Chiniak, and the Mayor requested authorization pT�
to have this reviewed by the Health Resources Council. Dr. Emmick
moved to refer this matter to the Health Resources Council,
seconded by Mr. Lincoln. Motion passed by unanimous voice
vote.
3) The planning and zoning commission has recommended a change
in the Borough Code to amend the requirement for front yard size
in Unclassified zone to be the same as in other residential areas. P & Z
Dr. Emmick moved to have an ordinance drawn for first reading Yards
at the next regular meeting, for this change, seconded by Mr. Lincoln.
Motion passed by unanimous voice vote.
4) Request for Authorization to Initiate Foreclosure Proceedings
for Tax Years 1974 and 1975. Dr. Emmick moved to authorize the
Clerk to proceed with foreclosure proceedings for the tax years 1974
and 1975, seconded by Mr. Lincoln. Motion passed by unanimous
voice vote.
5) Memorandum noting that the Attorney has indicated that the
proposed lease to Mr. Reed Oswalt for the operation of a sawmill
will have to be advertised. This will be done and brought back
to the Assembly at the April meeting.
6) Review of Bids for Work in the Borouah Building. Mr. Craig
noted that the bids had been opened the previous day. That one
bid was received in the amount of $21,915 for the four phases.
Two other bids were received on the painting, Ideal Painting
$2,700 and Ron's Painting $3,225.00; Ron's Painting on the
carpentry $2,850. Mr. Craig recommended rejecting all bids as
they were over the amount of money available. Mrs. Kavanaugh
moved to reject all bids, seconded by Mr. Peotter. Motion passed
by unanimous voice vote.
7) The assembly was advised that the problem regarding the
location of two trailers on Spruce Cape Road, Ogden's property,
had been referred to the borough attorney. Mr. Mahoney will
talk with the Ogden's attorney and if an agreement can be made
this will be done, if not the matter will be file in court.
IX ASSEMBLY COMMENTS
A. Mr. Lincoln noted that he wished to clarify his earlier position
in asking that three members of the assembly not vote on an item,
and stated that if the Borough Assembly were faced with a situation
where Glacier State Telephone were in some way involved, he would
not vote on that matter.
B. Mrs. Kavanaugh asked that consideration be given to the
adoption of areawide recreation powers and consideration be given
to having this placed on the ballot at the next general election.
Mr. Peterson commented on the fact that the assembly had
previously taken the stand that all meetings would end at
11:00 p.m. and it hand't worked.
D. Mrs. Wallin requested that the Planning 6 Zoning Commission
submit a pro and con statement to the Assembly on all actions
taken by the body. Concern was voiced over some of the actions
of the commission and concern that everything should be done
in a legal manner.
Fore -
clos
Lease
Oswa 1.
Bids
Viola•
Setba_-
Ogden
Parks ;
Recrea•:
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Mrs. Wallin noted that as the village areas are certified and
become more sophisticated they will be coming to the borough
with more and more development plans and that she will continue
to exercise her right as an elected official and representative
of the people to vote on these matters, unless the attorney can
prove that she would stand to gain in some way and if that
happens she would withdraw her vote.
AUDIENCE COMMENTS
A. Mr Paul Carr stated that he had looked at Mr. Grothe's
developmeent p and suggested that this be returned to the
Planning Commission as it appears that gravel will be taken from
the road right -of -way and care should be taken to insure that
this would not cause problems in the future.
B. Mr. Schneider offered
submitted l— additional comment on his previously
tter, requesting that the assembly take the time to
read the letter and noting the main problem is the land use within
the entire area.
ADJOURNMENT
There being no further business the meeting was adjourned at
1:20 a.m.
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