HomeMy WebLinkAboutPermit Miscellaneous 1987-4-6
Minutes
Regular Meeting
April 6, 1987
Page 4
BUSINESS' FROM THE AUDIENCE
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1. Trailer Permit Compliance Agreement. Rollie Korinek, 2114 "L" Street,
reVlewea nlS letter ot Marcn 31, 1987, regarding the agreement for
Hazel Toftdah1 at 1566 Laura Street. Mr. Korinek requested they be
able to sell the ~obi1e home and lot to the prospective buyer. Mr.
Korinek presented a petition signed by nearby residents requesting the
mobile home be allowed to remain on the lot through future occupancy or
. owner changes. (See Correspondence and Petitions). Jack Ropp, Pastor
of the Church of God provided more personal background on Mrs. Toftdah1
asking that the request be granted. Following Council discussion
Councilor Larson suggested a public hearing be held and indicated she
would like to have a guarantee that the other structure on the property
would not be used for a dwelling. It was moved by Councilor Beyer,
with a second by Councilor Morrisette to direct the staff to continue
the use specified in the contract for as long as the unit was habitable
under the housing code. Following discussion it was consensus that
intent would be to allow the use under proper guidelines, to be
suggested by the staff. Following Council discussion the motion was
restated by Councilor Beyer, with a second by Councilor Morrisette to
direct staff to prepare appropriate amendments and language to the
agreement currently with the applicant that would carry out the
Council's intent to allow Mrs. Toftdahl to sell the property and
continue the use of the existing unit. The motion passed unanimously.
Mayor Gorman indicated that action would be formalized at the next
meeting.
Chris Matson, 225 "F" Street, urged the Council "not to resubmit the
PllP plan to' the voters. Mr. Matson read from a prepared statement
outlining his concerns for the existing plan. Councilor Larson chal-
lenged Mr. Matson to a series of debates and requested that Mr. Matson
indicate in those debates the faulty areas of the plan. . Councilor
Larson indicated she would be in touch with Mr. Matson to make
arrangements for the debate.
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It was moved by Councilor Larson, with a second by Councilor Morrisette
to continue the meeting past 9:30 p.m. The motion passed unanimously.
3. Rainbow Water District. Tim Hanley, Superintendent of the Rainbow
Water District gave a slide presentation and discussed the areas of
service and benefits Rainbow Water District provides to the City of
Springfield and outlying areas.
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