11-01-94 tbNovember 1, 1994
On the above date New Scandia Town Board held their regular
scheduled meeting. Charles Nordin, Chairman called the meeting
to order. Present were: Charles Nordin, Edith Hadlich, Kevin
Nickelson, Duane Thompson. Paul Rasmussen was absent.
CONTINUATION OF ASSESSMENT HEARING FOR THE 1994 ROAD IMPROVEMENT
PROJECT
Duane Thompson made a motion.to change the assessable units for
Daniel Manthey from nine (9) assessable units to eight (8)
assessable units as the split approval was not shown on the half
section maps. Katherine Banse assessable unit be changed to two
(2) assessable units as this also was in the split approval and
was not chosen on the half section maps.
Kevin Nickelson seconded the motion and motion passed
unanimously.
HARVEY LINDGREN FIELD ENTRANCE
Edith Hadlich made a motion to install a field entrance on 197th
Street for Harvey Lindgren and Mr Lindgren has agreed to cancel
the appeal for the proposed assessment. Kevin Nickelson seconded
the motion and motion passed unanimously.
RESOLUTION TO ADOPT THE ASSESSMENT ROLE FOR THE 1994 ROAD
IMPROVEMENT PROJECT
Kevin Nickelson made a motion to adopt the Resolution For The
Assessment Role For The 1994 Road Improvement Project. Edith
Hadlich seconded the motion and motion passed unanimously.
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JACK ROSENOUIST COMPLAINTS REGARDING NEIGHBORS AT 21590
PENNFIELD AVENUE
Mr Rosenquist informed the board that his neighbors at 215-0
Pennfield Avenue have less then 5 acres and at this time they
have three horses, three dogs, two goats and cats on the
property. He stated the dogs are German Shepherds and they are
in his yard and this morning the dogs where on their patio.
The township office has written to the resident regarding the dog
problem and Mr Paul Tatting, Washington County Department of
Health has contacted the resident regarding the number of animals
on the property.
The town board instructed the town clerk to send a certified
letter to Mr Brian Markham and Ms Grace Golden regarding the Dog
Ordinance and Ordinance pertaining to The Keeping of Animals,
which requires 5 acres to allow animals.
The board informed Ms Peterson to instruct Mr Markham and Ms
Golden to remove one horse and the two goats from the property to
help remedy the amount of animals and that Mr Paul Tatting,
Washington County Department of Health shall inspect the property
in 30 days.
Mr Gordon Rydeen informed the board about the dead end sign
posted by Orwell Avenue and Mr Rydeen was informed this was
posted by the Hazard Elimination Program and when the State did
the survey of the roads it was a dead end as Elwood Pheasant Glen
Plat was not constructed at the time. Mr Nickelson informed Mr
Rydeen the sign would be removed on November 2, 1994.
Edith Hadlich made a motion to adjourn the meeting.
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New Sca is Township Clerk