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<br />--- <br /> <br />company was the proper party in interest to be notified of this violation. <br /> <br />Mr. Harper had indicated that he could clean up the premises for about <br /> <br />$1200 maximum and that he has had bids for the clean-up which ranged between <br /> <br />$6000 and $9000. Bill Abbott moved to have the Blänning Commission request <br /> <br />the Town Board to have that property cleaned up using town employees, to <br /> <br />bill accordingly and then to place a lien against the premises. The motion <br /> <br />was seconded by Steve Edwards and unanimously carried. <br /> <br />Mr. Harper then asked the Board to allow him to clean up the property <br /> <br />to which he was informed that it was up to the Town to make the decision <br /> <br />as to how the property should be cleaned up; that it was only their recommendation <br /> <br />that it be cleaned up by town employees. The Board then asked attorney <br /> <br />Ksenak to determine prior to the town board meeting if the town must let bids <br /> <br />for the clean-up or whether the town employees could do the work themselves. <br /> <br />The Board then moved on to the next item of business on the agenda under <br /> <br />new business being the rezoning application of Fred and Charlotte Redeker <br /> <br />to rezone property located at 145 East High Street from local business <br /> <br />to general business. Present representing Mr. Redeker was attorney <br /> <br />David Lawson. Mr. Lawson advised that the property in question was the <br /> <br />location of the Standard Oil Station which is housed on the large tract of <br /> <br />land from High Street to South Street. He advised when the business was first <br /> <br />put in it was pursuant to the old ordinance which had a different classification <br /> <br />for that tract of land. He advised that under the old ordinance a service <br /> <br />station could be located in a local business classification but under the <br /> <br />new zoning ordinance for that type of a business to be operated, it had to <br /> <br />be placed in a general business classification or in local business only by <br /> <br />a special exception. He advised that if the rezoning request were allowed <br /> <br />that there would be new construction on the north part of the prpperty for <br /> <br />the placement of a QuikLube business. Mr. Lawson advised that he discussed <br /> <br />'-- <br /> <br />- 3 - <br />