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~~~ eq g _... _ _._._ _. .. _._. ___.Next was Claude Brown r uestin to hoo k-on the sewer at his building lots on the northwest comer of Johnson Road and Highway #144. Swinney Brothers had told him he would have to bore under Highway #144 and use a 6-inch pipe for a one building site. Joe Beikman, Building Inspector, said if he were building more than one single residence he would need to use an 8-inch pipe. There is not contiguity for annexation as of yet. Council President Worthen set down the following conditions: an 8 inch pipe to the main, a $2,000 fee paid for each lot, sign a letter of annexation once we have contiguity to the property. A motion was made by Councilman Clark and a second by Councilman Bryant to grant the request. Motion carried 5-0. Boyd Heights---The Town does not have construction easements fvr Phase 1 and 2 but they will have by the end of this week. There are no pre-existing construction easements, there are easements between the back yards but they are not wide enough. Town attorney Tim Currens told the council they needed to get easements for both phases in the beginning. Perry Excavating informed the council his bid included the same items as the bid by Swinney Brothers. Storm Water Ordinance-The language had been changed for the Fnal draft, which included one hour instead of two hours for review and not to exceed $200 per hour. Council President Worthen reported to the council the ordinance now gave a very defined warding of the fees. A motion was made by Councilman Shields with a second by Councilman Dolen to approve Storm Water Ordinance #l 0, 2004. Motion carried 5-0. The fee portion of the ordinance will be published. A motion was made by Councilman Dolen with a second by Councilman Clark to approve the Storm Water Design Manual. Motion carried 5-0. A motion was made by Councilman Dolen, with a second by Councilman Bryant to approve Edit Revenue Use Fund Ordinance #11, 2004 for edit tax distributions the Town will be receiving beginning in 2005 with the money to be used for sewer improvements, fire station improvements, and Wastewater Treatment Plant expansion. Motion carried 5- 0. Councilman Clark presented a bid he had received to fill-in a section of the cemetery so approximately 200 more lots could be sold. This section is located on the right after you go over the bridge. Attorney Currens told the council they would need to get permission from DNR to fill in this area. Ed Bucker, Cemetery Sexton, told. the council that Ross Holloway had expressed they would not need an approval from DNR. Attorney Currens said he would get with Ross Holloway and this item would be tabled until after they had met. Councilman Shields asked if the council communicated with the Police Commission or the Police Chief. Police Commissioner, Dennis Knierim, told Councilman Shields they should probably go thru the Police Chief. A motion was made by Councilman Clark with a second by Councilman Dolen to award the bid to Spohn Co_ for $92,000 for new windows at the Methodist Church. Motion carried 5-0. . The Heating and Air quotes will be at the June 1, 2004 meeting. Animal Control Officer, Mark Taylor, reported twenty-two (22) calls, five (5) impounds, and three (3) returns. Council President Worthen announced the "Spring Cleanup" project went very well. Fifty-nine appliances were brought to the NuGenesis truck and three thirty-foot roll-offs and two twenty-foot roll-offs were filled with trash. The roll-offs were donated by Bob Miller of Ray's Trash.