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Hausers on that day and the pool was covered. President Beebe said the commission could instruct the building inspector to make periodic checks to see if the pool is covered if it is not in use. Ross Holloway presented a four lot minor plat request for Future Dream Estates, James and Nancy Gray, located near intersection of Bunker Hill Road and St. Rd. 42 next to two story building with stone fence surrounding. Parcel 1-21.76 acres, Parcel 2-36.67 acres, Parcel 3- 24.219 acres. Mr. Holloway brought survey showing a recorded easement - Book 162, pages 438-440. Mr. Holloway had septic permits for lots one thru four. This is all coming out of Parcel 2 which is 36.67 acres. This will be served by public water. Motion was made by Commissioner McGuire, second by Commissioner Young to accept minor plat with addition of shared maintenance agreement for access to Lot 1 & Lot 2, no direct access to St. Rd. 42, waive depth to width ratio variance and include notes that upon building the third house, the state road improvements need to be met. Motion carried 5-1. Commissioner Pygman opposed. John Drapalik represented a request for Jim Kays Minor Plat at 1640 Orchard Road. The parcel was bought in the 1970's and he purchased an additional 4.7 acres later. In 1972 the original parcel was split off and Lot #2 is the residue. On Lot # 1 a 1400 square foot three bedroom brick home is proposed. The parcel is serviced by city water. Soil samples were submitted for Lots 1 and 2 even though building on lot 2 has not been considered. Access to Lot 1 is on Orchard Road, so an additional driveway will be needed. Richard Stapert told the commission he lives across the road and there is a 60' ingress egress on the Kay's property. He said he understood Kays owned 30' and Pellam owned 30' and his question was who was responsible for this easement. Town attorney Tim Currens told Mr. Stapert if easement is for access, both owners have the right to improve, but Pollams do not have to have Kay's permission to cut trees. Anna Stapert said that in March of 1971 the ingress egress easement was put in for Gerald Christner to get to his land in the back. And at present the 60' strip was not developed. Mr. Currens told the Staperts Mr. Kays and Mr. Pellam had exclusive rights to improve their easement and reiterated the fact this was not a public easement. Bill Pellam, 1636 Orchard Road, asked if there were two lots or one beside the Kay's house. Mr. Drapalik said Mr. Kay's house is on a separate tract purchased in 1972. Proposed Lot 1 and Lot 2 is on a tract purchased in 1978. So there could be a total of three houses, but there were no intentions of building on Lot 2. Mr. Kay's told the commission he would have no objection to putting a note on plat stating no residence would be built on Lot 2. Motion was made by Commissioner Young, second by Commissioner McGuire to approve request for minor plat with stipulation that notation on plat for no further residence is to be built on Lot 2. Motion carried 6-0. President Joel Beebe reported a letter of complaint had been received from John Littlejohn concerning a storage building in front of the building line of a home located at 688 Red Oak . Building Inspector Joe Beikman has seen the barn in front of residence. The commission instructed Tim Currens to send a letter. Complaints concerning a semi-trailer advertising Lost Name were discussed. Tim Currens will check the ordinance to see if this is allowable.