Minutes-03/06/1972

Minutes of Special Meeting, March 6, 1972, Tiffin Town Council, Tiffin, Iowa Mayor Stratton presiding: Councilmen Present: Kobold, Davis, Potter, Bream, Spivey. Shillalah Lounge Inc. returned Class 'B' beer permit and cigarette license for cancellation. Glenn Potter made a motion to cancel these. Ted Spivey seconded. All in favor by roll call vote. Sadler Realty Co. d/b/a The Corral presented applications for Class 'B' beer permit, Class 'C' Liquor license and a cigarette license. Glenn Potter made a motion to approve these applications. Ted Spivey seconded. Davis, Kobold, Potter and Spivey voted Aye and Bream voted Nay. Motion carried. Ted Spivey made a motion to adjourn. Glenn Potter seconded. All in favor by roll call vote. Meeting adjourned. Judy Smith, Town Clerk Minutes of Special Meeting, March 15, 1972, Tiffin Town Council, Tiffin, Iowa Mayor Stratton Presiding: Councilmen present: Davis, Potter, Spivey, Kobold. Bream absent. Also present: Attorney Ralph Neuzil, John W. Hayek representing Louis Voparil and Avis Grindstaff. Attorney Neuzil reported that he had written a letter to Stahmers' concerning the dog and as yet he had no reply. Mr. Neuzil and the deputy Sheriff talked to LaVern Stahmer about the dog and its care etc. Clerk had called the Courthouse to inquire if the dog had a license, no dog had been licensed the past 2 years. Mrs. Grindstaff played a tape recording of said dog howling and barking. Mr. Neuzil directed by the Council to serve a notice to Mr. Stahmer about the dog being a nuisance on private property. An application for a 12 plex from Louis Voparil was presented to the Council by the Clerk which had been filed with her on March 9, 1972. Glenn Potter made a motion to table this application until the next regular Council Meeting, April 5, 1972, for further discussion at this time. Ted Spivey seconded. All in favor by roll call vote. Discussion--- Commercial Zoning would be difficult to establish at this time due to the location of some businesses already in residential areas. (2) regulating the height of buildings to be used for residential purposes and or dwelling, (3) establishing a minimum lot area per family or dwelling or residential unit, (4) amendment to present Water ordinance relating to minimum water rates for multi-family housing. Attorney Neuzil was directed to draft the following Ordinances: