Minutes-10/12/2005 (2)

October 12, 2005 Tiffin City Council Mayor Potter opened a Public Hearing for the Rezoning Request from Regency High Development. No written comment received by the city. Gary Kee noted that the street extending to the south end of his property had been omitted in'this most recent platting work and he would want to repeat that it was his opinion and the opinion of his neighbor that this access street be included in the plat as it had been before. Motion Gericke, second Petersen to close the Public Hearing of at 7: 48 p.m. Ayes: Bartels, Dils; Gericke, DeMuth and Petersen. Motion carried. Mayor Potter opened a Public Hearing for the Subdivision Request for the Regency High Development. Developer agreed that there are remaining issues in this, and did not anticipate response from the city at this time. Citizen input had been received during the joint meeting of the PZ and City Council, there was no further discussion of subdivision request. No written comment received by the city. Motion Petersen; second DeMuth to close the Public Hearing of the Tiffin City Council at 7 : 48 p. m. Ayes: Gericke, DeMuth, Dils, Bartels and Petersen. Motion carried. Motion Dils, second Bartels to introduce a Ordinance No. 2005- 273, AN ORDINANCE AMENDING THE ZONING ORDINANCE FOR THE CITY OF TIFFIN, REZONING THE WOMBACHER- SCHNEIDER PARCELS TO COMMERCIAL, RESIDENTIAL AND PUBLIC ZONES AND AMENDING THE OFFICIAL CITY OF TIFFIN ZONING MAP. Ayes: Bartels, Dils, Gericke, DeMuth and Petersen. Absent: None. Nays: None. Motion carried. Whereupon the ORDINANCE NO. 2005- 273 was introduced and read by title only for the first time. The right of way vacation request from Frank and Nancy Schneider was set for Public Hearing on November 9, 2005, 6: 30 p. m. at the Tiffin Fire Station. The request would return a 66 foot right of way easement held by the City of Tiffin adjacent to Interstate 80 to the Schneider family. Ned, Ann and Greg Allen were present in regard to an erosion concern that has developed on their property directly west of a lot in Songbird. The city storm sewer plan was changed by action of builder Mike Gericke when he extended a storm sewer line with ADS piping. Greg Allen asked that Mr. Gericke contact him with some kind of plan that could correct the problem. Allen said the tube put in by Gericke should not have been on this property as Gericke did not check with the city on this change. Allen said Sold the bull that cost $ 2, 750 for$ 432 and paid $ 106 for vet costs and $ 760 for service fees required due to the loss of the bull. Allen said he would like a response from Gericke within 10 days or he would need to contact a lawyer for suit on correction of the drainage problem. Mayor Potter recommended that Gericke check his insurance to cover the damage loss of the bull. 3