Minutes-11/11/1981

Ray Scheetz addressed the Council about garbage pickup problem in the Clear Creek Mobile Home Park. Scheetz stated that he bought two dumpsters from Tim Wolfe and has one more big one coming. The big one should handle the court for one week if the garbage is picked up each week on the same day. Scheetz presented pictures of garbage around the dumpsters and stated that it had not been picked up for over a week. Mayor Formanek appointed Rohret to try to work something out with Tim Wolfe. Motion Potter second Madden to approve Mayor Formanek to sign contract with Tim Wolfe for garbage removal from July 1, 1982 through June 30, 1984 with a one year option at $360.00 per month. Carried unanimously. Motion Potter second Madden to approve request for building permit by Leland Smith to add a 12 foot by 20 foot expansion to the south side of his garage. Carried unanimously. Motion Potter second Rohret to instruct clerk to enclose a notice with the December 1st water bills reminding people that open burning is against the Ordinance No. 1980-90. Carried unanimously. Motion Madden second Potter to defer sidewalk repair ordinance to regular meeting In January, 1982. Carried unanimously. Potter introduced AN ORDINANCE PROVIDING FOR THE CLEANING OF SIDEWALKS AND REMOVAL OF SNOW, ICE AND OTHER ACCUMULATIONS AND ASSESSING THE EXPENSE AGAINST THE ABUTTING PROPERTY. It was duly read and considered. Its adoption was moved by Potter and seconded by Rohret. Roll call vote: Madden, aye; Potter, aye; Spivey, aye; Rohret, aye; Williams, aye. Potter moved that the rule or law requiring three reading os this ordinance on three different dates be dispensed with. Roll call vote: Madden, aye; Potter, aye; Spivey, aye; Rohret, aye; Williams, aye. Mayor Formanek declared Ordinance No. 1981-104 duly passed and adopted. James Neuzil II addressed the Council concerning his problem with neighbors parking across the street from his driveway so that he does not have enough room to get in and out of his own driveway with his company truck. Council told Neuzil that he could park on the street as long as he did not park right across a driveway and block it. Williams will ask police to talk to Seerings about problem. Neuzil also suggested that the Council encourage residents to put up Christmas lights and decorations and hold a contest and give prizes. Mayor Formanek appointed Potter and Madden to check into it. Ray Scheetz reported that he had installed sidewalks and driveways in the Clear Creek Mobile Home Park and that the streets would be in this deason and paved. Motion Potter second Spivey to extend the temporary permit to operate the Clear Creek Mobile Home Park for a period of one year, November 11, 1981 through November 10, 1982 to Raymond Scheetz for a fee of $15.00. Carried unanimously.