06/09/75 Board of Public Works Minutes

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REGULAR MEETING JUNE 9, 1975 If the building is rezoned for different uses, it could at that time be in violation of the code dependent upon the nature of the new use. These violations would not be structural in nature, but would rather be violations that would have to be corrected because of the nature of the internal usage of the building. Very truly yours, s/ Rollin E. Farrand Upon motion made, seconded and carried, the -letter was ordered filed. OPEN AIR STAND APPROVED 1210`S. IROMIOOD The Board received an application from Dewey Covell, 1210 S. Ironwood Drive, to operate an open air stand at that location for the sale of legal fireworks. The property is owned by Mr. Covell and zoned commercial, upon motion made, seconded and carried, the application was approved. The Fire Department and the Deputy City Controller's Office will be notified of Board approval. BOND APPROVED Ray S. Andrysiak, Bureau of Engineering, reported to the Board that the Continuation Certificate for the Excavation Bond of E. A. Sidorowicz, d/b/a Sid's Plumbing (� Heating, was properly executed and could be approved. Upon motion made, seconded and carried, the Board approved the bond to December 31, 1975. LETTER RE: BURNETT INDUSTRIAL PARK SEATER ASSESSMENT The following -letter was received: "Gentlemen: This will confirm the agreement reached between Richard Gagnon of Sollitt Construction Company and Mr. Rollin Farrand on April 22 and on May 14, 1975, regarding the sewer assessment for subject property. This meeting was to further discuss Mr. Farrand's letter of February 13, 1975, addressed to Sollitt Construction Company. Please be advised that we accept your method of computation as set forth in said letter, and the amount of the assessment which is $20,874.19. It is agreed that said amount of $20,874.19 is for all sewer and water connections made prior to this date as well as those to be made hereafter during the development of subject Industrial Park. It was further agreed that payment would be made as the lots (2 through 12 inclusive) are sold, and that the City would receive payment on a per acre basis prior to the issuance of a building permit for the construction of any structures thereon. The per acre payment to the City shall be $641.09 ($20,784.19 T 32/42 acres). It would be appreciated if we could receive your written acceptance of this letter. Your cooperation in arriving at a fair assessment to all concerned, the City as well as the developer, is appreciated. Yours very truly, s/ Geo. F. Burnett, President Upon motion made, seconded and carried, the letter of agreement was approved and the Bureau of Design and ADministration will be instructed to prepare a reply to the letter and a resolution to be recorded.