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63-01 - Lake View Hills SUB pt 1Zgt. 1, Chaska - Tel: HI 8-4486 Rt. 5, Box 189W, Excelsior Fici-IARD B. LYMAN Tel: GR 4-6375 Rt. 4, Excelsior - Tel: GR 4-9618 (- q HUBERT C. STUDER Excelsior - Tel: GR 4-7152 24-July-1 9 6 3 Mr, Clayton Miller 6108 Kaymar Drive Edina, Minnesota Dear Mr. Miller; Upon motion duly made, seconded and passed, your petition to ,7 rezone certain lands in the Township of Chanhassen, from arm residential to Commercial use was granted. According to the ordinace, a copy of which is attached, the charges for such rezoning on 105.73 acres are: 105.73 X 43s560 ft. squared ,605,598.8 square feet. Divided by 30000 153.51966 lots. At,$10.00/lot = $1,540 t application fee of $35,00 - = 1,575.00. Please make check payable to the Township of Chanhassen and Mail to the Town Clerk as noted on the heading of this page. By order of the Town Board Arthur :. Stockwell Twp. Clerk SCMOELL & MAOSON, mic. ENGINEERS AND SURVEYORS WILLIAM D. SCHOELL CARLISLE MADSON I PHONE 938-7614 • 50 NINTH AVENUE SOUTH • HOPKINS, MINNESOTA 66343 October 15, 1969 Southwest Sanitary Sewer District Eden Prairie Village Hall 8950 Eden Prairie Road Eden Prairie, Minnesota 55343 Subject: Lakeview Hills Sewage Treatment Plant, Chanhassen. Gentlemen: Pursuant to your authorization, we transmit herewith copies of a report by Serco Laboratories concerning the Lakeview Hills Sewage Treatment Plant. A summary of the findings follows: Resume: Approximately one month before the survey, we checked the plant in an effort to have it operating at optimum efficiency for the testing. We recommended tb'the operator that the accumulated sludge from all tanks be removed. Upon. completion of this sludge clean-up, a 24-hour sampling survey was conducted on October 1st and 2nd, 1969. Serco reports that all activated sludge solids were being wasted to the. sludge holding tank when they began testing. These sludge solids are supposed to be recirculated in the system until a level of up to 2,000 - 7,060 parts per million exists. Then wasting of sludge should be done. The result of Southwest Sanitary Sewer District October 15, 1969 Page 2 this excessive solids wasting is reduced biological treatment in the process. Serco personnel closed the waste sludge valve that apparently had been left open since the tank cleaning operation. The analyses indicate an extremely low strength sewage. The report suggests that the location of sampling (at the flow measurement weir) may have caused some of the results to read slightly low. This was because of solids settling out behind the weir. Because of the excessive sludge wasting, the system was biologically ddficient. This is the reason for a reported BOD removal of only 18 per.cent. The Serco report suggests that some routine laboratory testing should be performed for the operational control of this plant. Chlorine residual was over 22 milligrams per liter in the effluent. 0.5 milligrams per liter chlorine is adequate, but better too much than too little. Testing equipment was specified with the Chanhassen Village Sewage Treatment Plant expansion project, and this same equipment could be used for the Lakeview Hills Plant operation. A minimum of very simple testing helps the operator in controlling mixed liquor solids in the system at a proper level, and would also indicate appropriate chlorine. feed rates to yield a minimum 0.5 milligrams per liter in the effluent. Southwest Sanitary Sewer District October 15, 1969 Page 3 The flow was measured at 19,300 gallons per day, This is equivalent to 155 gallons per day based on 125 apartment units. ,We estimate the plant capacity to be 45,000 gallons per day. Based on a flow of 155 gallons per apartment per day the plant could serve 290 units. ' The Serco report concludes that the plant should be capable of providing adequate treatment when the mixed liquor suspended solids concentration accumulates to the appropriate level. We concur in this conclusion. Very truly yours, SCHOELL & MADSON, INC. JROrr:bk enclosure cc: Village of Chanhassen i 5 A ,SE' CO LABORATORIES SANITARY ENGiNi_.FRING LABORATORIES. INC. MININEAPC)�-!�; �,a.'VN'Z6-07A 55.106 P-C,41 729 2G67 7�-,'F4-?RT nF RES71 F np LAr'EV.IFo uIL.: S 5E'1+'AUF TREATMENT Pi.ANT C;IAri isSSE'd, ?•QMVI 'ESOTA 1-2, 196)o The following is a summary of thin resin Ls of a wa serve: ma.t the Laktsiew rills «wage LrNa trnert plant. T ;c s nanducted over a cu-t-,nar ver:od frog n-ors on Ontober 1, to y noon, t'ctober 2, 196-�* This serve•,, was aut• ,r-,-•ed by and Performed .for the Southwest Sanitary Sewer Jistr-, II. Sampling and Mow Measiremen ; Samples of the raw sewa ;e and final effioze,.:, ,,c. , `pc Fri = one -hour intervals uairg SEFtCo Automatic Samplers. Tj • seA �t C- sa- C _ E collected from the influent manhole between d;"�; and tank. The final effluent sample was collected chlr ri c•: .t tank near the effluent pipe. These samples we;•a cor:* v ct 1r, rA. r, with flow by SERC0 re.rsonrel. 7,rab samples were collec Jed from the aeration tank and th, ^lam; ar effluent at 1: 0 P.M. cn Cc`.,ober 1. Dissolved ox--gen and determinations were made in the aernti�,n tank, the clarifier ar.d tt;e chlorine cr•r'act tank. on ') , ,ol-�er 1. 711e sewaze flow eat: continuously mea, •:red and recorded. A 900 V-n•,�tch weir was ^ans:n.cte;i anoi i-7stallec i , the influent manhole described a_ove. A liquid love i rocorder was ;sod t-- record t}:e liquid head over the weir. II. S•,^rman, of Results A. I211oratcry Analyses The folloxiru; anal -•ryes were !,v::e ; n ac' rnance with methods described in .t,andard Methods for ti%e rxamir.a'..ir,r - rater and waste W'at.er, 1?tt - --- bA �.-'wi:. C•. ���NEE4.�,;. ❑ESC ARC- A\i%t1.L':I A --".A. :_. .'F. CinA��nEc �,.. Cr..�ti. _i ..Et s•ti P£RATIOty LABORATORY AND FIELD INVESTICATICN8 • LABORATORY ANALYSES V-A'•TE SURVEY Analysis 5-day DOD, mg/1 Total Suspended Solids, mg/1 Suspended Volatile Solids, mg/1 Suspended Fixed Solids, mg/1 Total Phosphorus, mg/1 as PO4 PH Dissolved oxygen, mg/1 Residual chlorine, mg/l Temperature, oC' - 2 - CHANHASSEN, MINNESOTA Raw Final Aeration Clarifier Sewage Effluent Tank Effluent Composite Composite Grab Grab 84 69 - - 14O 35 225 43 64 29 127 20 22 12 - - 7.05 6.95 7.80 7.75 - 3.80* 9.6 6.4 - 22.2 - - - 19.5* 20.5 19.5 # Determinations made in chlorine contact tank at 1:45 P.M., October 1. The dissolved oxygen concentrations were determined by suspend i ng a dissolved oxygen probe directly into the tanks. B. Flow Results Total 24-hour flow, gallons 199300 Average flow, gpm (gallons per minute) 13.4 Maximum average hourly flow, gpm 22.9 Minimum average hourly fio'v,, gpm 8.3 The average hourly flows for the 24-hour period are shown in Figure I. IV. Comments A. The raw sewage strength is very low. This is to be expected for this type of complex where a relatively high percentage of the residents are gone during the day, Due to the very low flow, however, some solids in the sewage settled behind the weir. Since the raw sewage samples were collected at the weir, the BOD and suspended solids concentrations of the raw sewage composite, as reported, may be somewhat low. It is not felt, however, that this had a major effect on the samples. B. There were virtually no activated sludge solids in the aeration tank at the time of the survey. Consequently, the dissolved oxygen concentration in the aeration tank was near saturation and the over-all DOD removal was only about 18%. Prior to the survey, all return sludge from the clarifier was being wasted to the holding tank. At the beginning of the survey period, the valves were changed to divert all return slu.;,-o back to the aeration tank_. C. It appears that the plant should be capable of providing adequate treatment when the mixedliquor suspended solids concentration in the aeration: tank is built up tc a level of about 1500-2000 mg/l. WASTE SURVEY - 3 - CHANHASSEN, MIN NES) TA D. Some basic laboratory tests should be performed at the plant to control the activated sludge suspended solids and the chlorine residual. The chlorine residual was much higher than necessary. E. There was no flow into or out of Rice Marsh Lake at the time of the survey. Consequently, no samples were obtained from the inlet and outlet creeks. This report and the field survey and laboratory analyses described herein were prepared by me or under my direct supervision. Submitted by, SERCO LABORATORIES Lawrence H. Breimhurst, P. E. Minn. Engr. Reg. No. 7260 October 9, 1965 II. ON IBM %in as W — SCHOELL & MAOSON, INC. ENGINEERS AND SURVEYORS WILLIAM D. SCHOELL CARLISLE MADSON PHONE 938-7614 • 50 NINTH AVENUE SOUTH • HOPKINS, MINNESOTA 55343 September 26,•.1969 Village of Chanhassen c/o Mr. Adolph Tessness, Administrator Box 147 Chanhassen, Minnesota 55317 Subject: Lakeview Hills Sewage Treatment Plant Capacity.. Gentlemen: Concerning the capacity of the Lakeview Hills Sewage Treatment Plant, we wish to report that the plant is capable of treating sewage from 225 apartment units. This is based on an average daily sewage generation of 200 gallons per apartment unit. During the coming week tests will be run on the plant as authorized by the Southwest Sanitary Sewer District. This will give a better idea of the efficiency of treatment and also the flow. It is possible that the flaw per unit is less than 200 gallons per day from the existing apartments. In any case we estimate that, based on the present design criteria, the existing plant will handle a flow of 45,000 gallons per day', which is equivalent to the 225 apartment units. Very truly yours, � SCHOELL & MADSON,:INC. WDSchoell:bk i SCHOELL $I, MAOSON, INC. ENGINEERS AND SURVEYOR® WILLIAM D. SCHOELL CARLISLE MA SO PHONE 938-7614 50 NINTH AVENUE SOUTH HOPKINS, MINNESOTA 65343 September 18, 1969. Village of Chanhassen c/o.Mr. Adolph Tessness, Clerk -Administrator Village Hall Chanhassen; Minn. '55317 Subject: Lakeview Hills Private Sewage Treatment Plant Gentlemen: In response to your request, we have analyzed the probable operating costs for the subject plant for 1970 under conditions where operation would be accomplished by SSSD personnel., Costs are based on about the same load as the plant now serves--125 =apartment units; additional costs for increased loads are also shown.,. Labor, averaging about 13 hours per week. $4,680 .Vehicle, cost of one-way trip from SSSD plant in Eagle Creek (other leg of trip chargable to . present Chanhassen municipal plant)., 1,090 Contractual services, sludge pumping, etc. 400 Chemicals 300 Power 900 Estimated Total Annual Cost, 125 Res. Units $7,370 Cost for additional residential units, up to 225 apartments, .$3.00 per.unit. per year. - Lest the additional cost for additional units seem unreasonably low, we believe -that the only additional;item of expense will be for chlorine,_ since very little if any power additional will- be needed,.and personnel ex- pense should be about the same. Very truly yours, SCHOELL' & ,MAD ON, INC. WDSchoell:sd cc: „ SSSD. Office., October 9, 1969 Lake View Hills Apartments Chanhassen, Minnesota 55317 ATTN: Mr. Hansen Dear Mr. Hansen: The enclosed statement is for labor and .Material of work that has been done in the past three months above the cost of general inspection that is paid for in our agreement in inspection of y:cur sewer plant. If you have any questions concerning this Dill, please contact me. Sincerely, Adolph Tessness n3 1.__.t� J...S j t. ..t..... ^% i.'G:l 11 tlwr.4StF.4. �5 A...'71-rato AT: aj Enc STATEMENT VILLAGE OF CHANHASSEN BOX 147 CHANHASSEN, MINNESOTA 55377 T0: Lake View Hills Apartments i ATTEN: Mr. Hansen Date Oct. 9, 196 0 15 five gallon drums chlorine @ $2.75 each 135 gallon container & $7.88 each Labor Cleaning Mixing Tank 2 men 4 hours @ $5.00 per hour 1 man 10 hours d $6.00 per hour Repair mixing motor 1 man 1 hour @ $6.00 per hour Repair Blower 1 man two hours @ $6.00 per hour Sullivan Septic Service pumping of tanks TOTAL W Amount Due 41.25 7.88 40.00 60.00 6.00 12.00 187.50 $354.63 Vittage o f Clianka.4.4en Xox 147 Chanitaaaen) .Rinneisota 55317 Zeleplione: 474-5020 July 22, 196B Village of Chanhassen Building Inspection Department Chanhassen, Minnesota Gentlemen: At the request of Mr. Tessness, I made an inspection on July 9, 1968 of the plumbing in the building at the Westview Hills apart- ment. Presently this building is the one that is the farthest along towards completion. I found the existing plumbing in good condition. All that is visible was installed according to the State of Minnesota plumbing code re- quirement. I can hereby approve the existing plumbing in said building to this date. HTF*V Yours very truly* Hubert T. Forcier Plumbing Inspector Me laaieot !growing Suburb A Z7he Southwest RONALD H. SWANSON JOHN L. PRUETER Village of Chanhassen Minnesota Gentlemen: SWANSON AND PRUETER ATTORNEYS AT LAW RICHFIELD BANK ANNEX 6621 LYNDALE AVENUE SOUTH RICHFIELD, MINNESOTA 55423 February 24, 1969 Chanhassen Enclosed herewith is original and one copy of the S Service t-ement_for Lakeview Hills Apartments. Complete 'the —execution on behalf of —the Village and return the copy to me. Very truly yours, SWANSON AND PRUETER By OaldR RHS:bp Encs. 866.006 1 866-0062 866-0063 Village Project No. 1968-5 Contract No. 69-2 Date January 2. 1969 VILLAGE OF CHANHASSEN CARVER AND HENNEPIN COUNTIES, MINNESOTA SEWER SERVICE AGREEMENT WITH LAKEVIEW HILLS APARTMENTS THIS AGREEMENT, Made and entered into this 2nd day of January , 1969, between the Village of Chanhassen, Carver and Hennepin Counties, Minnesota, hereinafter called the Village, and Lakeview Hills Apartments, a joint venture consisting of Charles Adelmann, C. J. Nybo, Russell Erickson, Karl Krahl, William Hansen, L. L. Le Jeune, W. D. Radichel, Gustav Reierson and Ole G. Reiersen, their heirs, successors and assigns, hereinafter called Owner. WHEREAS, Owner is the owner of a housing development known as Lakeview Hills Apartment Project and private sewage and disposal system located on the following described property, to -wit: The Southeast Quarter of the Southeast Quarter of Section Thirteen (13) and also the Northeast Quarter of the Northeast Quarter and Lot One (1) in Section Twenty-four (24), Township One Hundred Sixteen (116) North of Range Twenty-three (23), Carver County, Minnesota. WHEREAS, same is known as Village Contract No. 69-2 with plans and specifications now on file in the office of the Village C lerk; and WHEREAS, the Village is the local governing body responsible to Minnesota State Authorities for the proper supervision and opera- tion of sewage disposal systems in the Village of Chanhassen, A 0 NOW, THEREFORE, in consideration of the mutual agreements, covenants and provisions herein contained, the parties hereto do by these presents agree as follows: 1. The Village agrees: a. That the Village will undertake the overall supervision of maintenance and operation of said sewage facilities including disposal system on the property hereinbefore described for a period terminating December 31, 1969. At the time of any additional building permits requested this contract shall be renegotiated. b. That the Village will send Village personnel to inspect and provide normal operating maintenance twice weekly to said sewage plant. Such personnel shall devote two (2) hours weekly to said normal inspection and normal operating maintenance. 2. The Owner, their heirs, successors and assigns agree: a. To abide by all rules and regulations prescribed by the Village or proper Minnesota State Authorities for the operation and maintenance of said sewage facilities including disposal system. b. To furnish all labor, materials and equipment necessary to maintain and operate said sewage facilities and dis- posal facilities. c. To pay the Village $75.00 per month for services pro- vided by Village in l.b. as hereinbefore specified for the term of this agreement, said payments to be made in advance on the 1st day of each month. d. That all labor and materials shall be furnished at no expense to the Village of Chanhassen, and that the Owner shall not do any work nor furnish any materials for which reimbursement is expected from the Village. e. That anything to the contrary herein notwithstanding, the Village of Chanhassen, its Council and its agents or em- ployees shall not be liable or responsible in any manner to any firm or corporation for any claim, demand, damages, actions or causes of action of any kind or character aris- ing out of or by reason of the execution of this agreement -2- or the performance of the work contemplated hereunder; and the Owner will save the Village, its Council, agents and employees harmless from all such claims, demands, damages, actions or causes of action and the costs, dis- bursements and expenses of defending the same. f. That the Owner will fulfill the requirements and meet the recommendatiDns of the Minnesota Department of Health and Village Building Inspector or Health Officer as set forth in any and all reports now or hereafter issued in regard to the construction, operation or maintenance of said sewage treatment and sewage disposal facilities. g. To comply with all of the Ordinances of the Village. h. That by entering into this contract the Village waives no right to condemn the facilities, nor does the Village in any manner limit its powers of government. 3. a. That it will upon execution of this contract and at its expense carry public liability insurance in amounts of at least $50,000.00 for injury to one person and $100,000.00 for injury to two or more persons and $25,000.00 for property damage in an insurance company or companies acceptable to the Village; such policy or policies shall name the Village and its council, agents and employees as insureds there- under, and shall specifically provide for the payment by the insurer on behalf of the insureds of all sums which the insureds shall become obligated to pay by reason of liability imposed upon the insureds by law for injuries or damages to persons or property, other than employees. Such policy or policies shall further provide that no cancellation for any cause shall be made without first giving ten days' written notice to the Village of inten- tion to cancel the same, addressed to the Village Clerk. b. That in the event the Village is for any reason whatsoever obliged to incur any costs, liability or expense in the operation or maintenance of the sewage treatment and sewage disposal facilities, that all such cost, liability or expense, together with all engineer's, clerk's or at - torney's fees attendant thereto shall be paid to the Village within thirty (30) days after billing therefor; and in the event of non-payment, said charges shall be the subject of special assessments against said lands, and that the Village shall have and is hereby authorized to exercise its powers to levy said special assessments upon all of said lands as provided by Minnesota law. -3- IN TESTIMONY WHEREOF, the parties hereto have affixed their hands and seals the day and year first above written. In presence of: VILLAGE OF CHANHASSEN In presence of: DJ Its Mayor ATTEST: Its Clerk -Administrator LAKEVIEW HILLS APARTMENTS, A Joint Venture By Charles Adelmann — K-v Nyb15 Russell _ ickson Karl Kranl ti^lillia��an;a^n ichel Gustav Reierson Ole G. Reiersen STATE OF MINNESOTA COUNTY OF ) ss On this day of , 1969, before me ap- peared Eugene A. Coulter and Adolph Tessness to me personally known, who being by me duly sworn did say that they are the Mayor and Clerk - Administrator respectively of the Village of Chanhassen, Carver and Hennepin Counties, Minnesota, and that said instrument was executed in behalf of said Village by authority of its Council; and said Eugene A. Coulter and Adolph Tessness acknowledged said instrument to be the free act and deed of said Village. Notary Public County, Minnesota My commission expires STATE OF MINNESOTA ) ) ss COUNTY OF HENNEPIN ) On this 2nd day of January , 1969, before me a Notary Public within and for said County, personally appeared Charles Adelmann, to me known to be the person described in, and who executed the foregoing instrument and acknowledged that he executed the same as his free act and deed. Ronald H.Swanson) Notary Public, Hennepin County, Minn. My commission expires April 18, 1970 STATE OF MINNESOTA COUNTY OF HENNEPIN } ss On this 2nd Cay of January , 1969, before me a Notary Public within and for said County, personally appeared C. J. Nybo, to me known to be the person described in, and who executed the fore- going instrument and acknowledged that he executed the same as his free act and deed. /1 Ronald H. Swanson) Notary Public, Hennepin County, Minn. My commission expires April 18, 1970 -5- STATE OF MINNESOTA COUNTY OF HENNEPIN On this 2nd Notary Public within and Erickson, to me known to the foregoing instrument his free act and deed. STATE OF MINNESOTA COUNTY OF HENNEPIN ) ss _day of January , 1969, before me a for said County, personally appeared Russell be the person described in, and who executed and acknowledged that he executed the same as 1 ss �.ald H. Swanson) Notary Public, Hennepin County, Minn. My commission expires April 18, 1970 On this 2nd day of January , 1969, me a Notary Public within Krahl, to me known to be foregoing instrument and free act and deed. STATE OF MINNESOTA COUNTY OF HENNEPIN Notary Public Hansen, to me foregoing free act and for said County, personally appeared the person described in, and who executed acknowledged that he executed the same as ss. before Karl the his Notary Public, Hennepin County, Minn. My commission expire April 18, 1gZQ this 2nd day of January , 1960, before me a within and for said County, personally appeared William known to be the person described in, and who executed the instrument and acknowledged that he executed the same as his and deed. ald H. Swanson) Notary Public, Hennepin County, Minn. My commission expires April 18, 1970 STATE OF MINNESOTA } ) ss COUNTY OF HENNEPIN _} On this 2nd day of January , 1969, before me a Notary Public within and for said County, personally appeared L. L. Le Jeune, to me known to be the person described in, and who executed the foregoing instrument and acknowledged that he executed the same as his free act and deed. STATE OF MINNESOTA COUNTY OF HENNEPIN ss. } On this 2nd day Notary Public within and for Radichel, to me known to be the foregoing instrument and as his free act and deed. STATE OF MINNESOTA ) ) ss COUNTY OF HENNEPIN ) f A� onald H. Swanson; Notary Pub ic, Hennepin __County, Minn. My commission expires April 18, 1970 of January , 1969, before me a said County, personally appeared W. D. the person described in, and who executed acknowledged that he executed the same z 'all d H. Swanson) Nota y Publ c, Hennepin County, Minn. My commission expires April. 18, 1970 On this 2nd day of January , 1969, before me a Notary Public within and for said County, personally appeared Gustav Reierson, to me known to be the person described in, and who executed the foregoing instrument and acknowledged that he executed the same as his free act and deed. H. Swanson) Notary Public, Hennepin , County, Minn. My commission expires April 18, 19ZO _ 7_ STATE OF MINNESOTA ) ss COUNTY OF HENNEPIN ) On this 2nd day of January , 1969, before me a Notary Public within and for said County, personally appeared Ole G. Reiersen, to me known to be the person described in, and who executed the same as his free act and deed. I. /- ald H. Swansoz Notary Public, Hennepin County, Minn. My commission expires April 18, 1970 __ T 0 R L E I V F L A T E B 0 473-6357 DOUGLAS W.JOHNSON 938-9263 Mr. Eugene Village of Chanhassen, Dear Gene: T. FLATEBO ENGINEERING, INC. CIVIL ENGINEERING — LAND SURVEYING — PLANNING 207 WALKER AVENUE, WAYZATA, MINNESOTA 55391 473-4925 February 15, 1968 Coulter, Mayor Chanhassen Minnesota Sewage Plant Operation Lakeview Hills Apartments Chanhassen, Minnesota This has reference to our earlier meetings and discussions regarding the operation of the sewage treatment plant at Lakeview Hills Apart- ment in Chanhassen. This treatment plant is an activated sludge plant with a design capacity for 600 people. The plant is modern and should provide very efficient treatment. At the present time, the plant is treating sewage from approximately 130 people. It is operated by the caretaker who has no previous experience in operating treatment plants. I have inspected the plant and it appears in good shape. The degree of treatment provided by the plant is hard to determine without running laboratory tests. How- ever, it did not appear to provide a good treatment at this time. The effluent from this plant runs into mice Marsh Lake into which the effluent from the m#nicipal treatment plant is discharged. We received several complaints on dead fish sighted in the lake last fall. Considering the importance of keeping the pollution of Rice Marsh Lake to a minimum and any problems connected with the lake, I recommend the utilities operator do the daily inspections and service work at the Lakeview Hills treatment plant. He is a trained and licensed operator and the plant operation would also be under general supervision by the Engineer. Figuring that the operator would use one hour per day for a 6 day week at $4.00 per hour, the cost would be a proximately $96.00 for labor. Chemical cost would run approximately R0.00 per month. The cost to Lakeview Hills Apartments would be approximately $110.00 to $120.00 per month. I recommend we try this for a period of 6 months and review the cost figures and operation after that period. For the long range plan, I recommend the Village come to an agreement about taking over the sewer system., plant, and water system. Should you have any other questions, please call. Sincerely, Torl Jv Flatebo, P.E. TF/rs CARVER INVESTMENT CORPORATION PHONE 888-8530 • 9845 LYNDALE AVENUE 80. MINNEAPOLIS, MINNESOTA 55420 August 16, 1966 Township of Chanhassen Carver County, Minnesota This is to certify that the following is a true copy of a resolution duly passed at a special meeting of the Board of Directors of Carver Investment Corporation held on August 12, 1966. "Resolved that the Corporation ,pay one-half of the necessary expenses to relocate the road by the North Shore of Lake Riley in Carver County that runs past the Corporation's property by Lake View Hills Apartments as per bids received July 25, 1966 by Township of Chanhassen, said Township agreeing to pay the other one-half. Said sum now being estimated at $5,785.85 being one-half of $10,247.00 Contractor's estimate, one-half of $1,24.70 engineer's fees, and one-half attorney's fees of $300.00. The Corporation further agrees to pay, if expenses exceed the foregoing, one- half of any excess." C. 1T. Nybo, 5-ecretary CJN :po CARVER INVESTMENT CORPORATION PHONE 888-8530 • 9845 LYNDALE AVENUE SO. MINNEAPOLIS, MINNESOTA SS420 August 16, 1966 Township of Chanhassen Carver County, Minnesota Re: Carver Investment Corporation Gentlemen: Enclosed is check in the amount of $5,785.85 as one-half road deposit per your letter dated August 8, 1966 for road work. Also enclosed herewith is certificate authorizing said check and agreement authorizing additional sums, if necessary, to pay one-half of road work expenses in excess of amount already paid. Very truly yours, L. L. LeJe` Pr ident LLL:po Enclosures :RTIFICATE OF INSURANCE This is to certify that insurance policies as indicated below by policy number, written on forms in current use by the C o m p a n y, have been issued. Name and address of the insured: Karl H. Krahl Excavating Co. A Corporation & Karl H. Krahl & Marguerite Krahl 6501 Highway 169 Edina, Minnesota NOTICE TO POLICYHOLDERS If you have entered into a contract wherein you have agreed to protect others for claims on account of accidents resulting from your operations, it is important that you bring this to our atten- tion, for additional insurance maybe necessary to properly pro- tect you. Policy Form Effective Date Expiration Date Policy No. Workmen's Compensation General Liability -Schedule Policy Comprehensive General Liability Comprehensive Automobile Liability Comprehensive General Liability (Automobile Included) 4 1 66 4 1 67 00-2 754 Except with respect to Workmen's Compensation, the limits of liability and the hazards for which insurance is afforded under the above policies are indicated by the insertion of amounts in the 'limits of liability' columns. i.imira n1 r Bodily Injury PrqRertX Dam&IM Each Operations and Premises 250 000 5 000 XXXXXXXXX 100,000 100.000 Elevators 2 5 0 000 500 i 000 XXXXXXXXY 10 0r 000XXXXXXXX Protective (Owners or Contractors) 250 000 XXXXXXXXX 000 10 000 Products 250 000 500000 500,000 100,000 100 .000 Contractual 250 000 500 000 100► 100 -000 Automobile -Owned 250 000 500 000 XXXXXXX 100►OOT XXXXXXX) Hired 250,000 500 000 100, Non-Owned 250 500 000 XXXXXXXX Description of Automobile...................................................................................................................................................................................._......... Natureof project..............ckta a s s en ..T.aMmship......................................................................................................................................... Locationcovered by this certificate.............................................................................................................................................................................. In the event any policy described above is cancelled during its term or the coverage afforded by it is reduced, the insurer will mail notice, ten days before the effective date of such cancellation or change, to the party or parties to whom this certificate is issued. Special Provisions............................................................................................................................................................................................................ .............................................................................................................................................................................................................................................. Issued by company indicated by X in the box: Issued to: Carter -Krueger & Assoc. 0 STATE AUTOMOBILE AND CASUALTY UNDERWRITERS 3357 Republic Avenue GUARANTY SECURITY INSURANCE COMPANY St. Louis Park, Minnesota 14-11 C4 Signed'. Traff ando!ssoc�rares;"1enc. CeTs737 LAW OFFICES OF LEVITY, PALMER, BOWEN AND BEARMON 520 ROANOKE BUILDING MINNEAPOLIS, MINNESOTA 55402 MATTHEW J. LEVITT JOHN M. PALMER LEE BEARMON ROBERT M. BOWEN June 24th 1965 JERRY F. ROTMAN JEROME S. RICE Mr. Ronald H. Swanson Attorney at Law 9945 Lynda le ,ive • -je Sout Bloomingtc,u, tesota 55420 Re: Carver Investment Cowsony CCla-1ec) Deer Ron: PHONE 339-8288 I have from your proposed agreement, and an earlier agremient proposed by the Cla-Bec attorney, drafted the enclosed rough draft of a contract which I deem satisfactory for our purposes. I am sending copy of this letter to the Torn :;lark, Nk. A. J. Stockwell, and to the Town goginear, Mr. -Carter, in order that they may verify that f sir references to the contract on file or the plans and specifications on I file are tually on file and that the work has proceeded so t t t'-.e contract -is raasonable.- V Glots that we will need some language as to Project I and Project II of the sewage disposal system. This information I as asking that Mr. Carter supply. If you, Mr. Stockwell and Mr. Carter %,ill than advise as if this con- tract appears to be satisfactory, I Wilt proceed to draw it in final draft fora, after getting the lanbu&6t_ from Mr. ;a►Le.'. Before giving your approval, I suggest that you submit the draft to USF&G to find out whether they will bond out on the terms of the bond proposed in the contract. I havo in mind that the nature of this bond would he merely a continuing bond guaranteeing performance of buyer's promises to operate and to maintain the sewage system. Yours truly, Robert M. Bowen M:wb cc: W. :'.. J. Stockwell. V cc: k;r. carter COPY LAW OFFICES OF LEVITT, PALMER, BOWEN AND BEARMON 520 ROANOKE BUILDING MINNEAPOLIS, MINNESOTA 55402 MATTHEW J. LEVITT SOHN M. PALMER gAr PHONE 339-8288 LEE BEARMON March 30th$ 190 ROBERT M. BOWEN JERRY F. ROTMAN JEROME S. RICE Mr. Ronald R. Swanson Attorney at Law 9845 Tyndale Avenue South Bloomington$ Minnesota 55420 Re: Cla-sec Ville - Sewage System Chanhassen Townahip Dear Mr. Swanson: This will acknowledge your letter of March 24th and accompanying proposed agreement. As I stated to you over the phone, the Town Board of Chanhassen Township desires to provide the State Board of Health with any rerel.ution necessary for acceptance of the CIA -Bee Villa Sewage Systems provided (1) `r— hip will not incur expenst- for maintenance of a private sewage :,.. , - d (2) that we hav:_ the authority tc, enter into a contract with a private party, -iiureby to avoid incurring expense or. a private sewab :system, we can contract to levy special assessments. I have spent considerable time exasiining the statutes they 'would pertain to Chanhassen Township, Carver County„ Minnesota. 'I am not .atisfied :... t I have found the answers to these two problems. By MA 368.01 and the reference therein to MSA 412..2.21 (6), Chanhassen has the power to establish sewers. By MA 42'9.011 etc., the Town Board has power to levy special assessments. By MSA +429.021, the Township of Chanhassen also has the parer to make the following improvements: (2) To construct, re,otastruct, extend and maintain atorm and sanitary sewers 1—d syst._t-s Query, whether the word ''maintain" Is an "improvement" to permit the levy of specii-�l.. assessments as provided in subsequent sections following MSA 429.021 You will note that by MSA 365.02 (3) t1 tc r� has the power "to make all contracts necessory `.or the exercise of it: corpor-te powers." There are a host of unpublished laws cite- to MSA 369.13 - 368.38, which you may wri:h to examine in order to find whether there is some special laws, of which I am not familiar, having to do with this problem. I regret that I am unable to find a clear cut answer to the questi+ns. But before recom- mending to the Town Board that they enter into such a contract, we must be shown (1) the Mr. Ronald H. Swanson March 30th, 1965 statutory authority which would validate such a contract, and (2) the authority per- mitting special assessments for "maintaining" the system. I should be happy, U you as the Cla-Bec attorney, can show me a way around these two probleiv. Your# truly, Robert M. Bowen RHB:myh cci Air. Stockwell, Town Clerk cc: Air. Lyman, Board Chairman ce: Mr. Barnett, Supervisor cc: W. Degler, Supervisor cc: Mr. Carter, Engineer LAw Opp-icEs BOWEN, BowBw, PREUS, FARREI,L 8c ADAMS 1630 RAND TOWER M11qNEAPO1,I5 2, MINNESOTA 332-5551 ROBERT M. BOWEN DAVID SHEARER (1894-19571 ROBERT E. DOWEN LEROs BOWEN (1895-1958) DAVID H.PREUS February 5th, 1964 IVAN BowEN 11866-1959) EUGENE J. FARRELL SALISBURY ADAMS RicHARD I. A.&RON The Town Board of Chanhassen Township c/o Arthur J. Stockwell, Clerk Route 5, Box 189W Excelsior, Minnesota Gentlemen: Sometime ago the State Board of Health requested the Town Board and C1a-Bec Villa, Inc. to give assurance to the State, that the Township of Chanhassen would guarantee the operation of the Sewage Disposal Plant to be installed in the Cla-Bec Develop- ment. At that time, it was not clear what the State required, In conversation with Mr. Gerald Allen, in the office of the State Board of Health yesterday, it was indicated that what was desired was public operation of the plant. I pointed out to him that the Township of Chanhassen had no employees for such purpose, and suggested the Town Board would be subject to criticism in operating a private plant; that it appeared to me that the only way of handling this matter would be for the Town to be indemni- fied by a continuing bond in the nature of a performance bond, for the operation of the plant. It appears to me that the Town Board, the Planning Commission, the Engineer, and representative of C1a-Bee should consult on the subject of a contract between the developers of C1a-Bec and the Town Board. The subjects for agreement in such a con- tract, I would contemplate would cover: 1. Holding the Township harmless from any and all liability arising out of any part of the development. 2. Performance by the developer of all plans and specifications having to do with building, sewage disposal plants, roads, etc. 3. All of the development to be subject to inspection by the Town Engineer and the Town Building Inspector at the expense of the developer. 4. Time schedule with reference to completion of various parts of the pro- ject. 5. A limitation upon the number of residential dwellings in relation to the capacity of the sewage treatment facilities. 6. Compliance with all of the ordinances of the Township including road specifications, drainage, etc, 7. A legal description of all of the lands involved and which were zoned multiple dwelling. The Town Board of Chanhassen Township February 5th, 1964 8. Compliance with all requirements of the Minnesota Department of Health. 9. A bond running to the Township in the nature of a performance bond for the operation of the sewage disposal plant facilities, conditioned that a developer and its assigns maintain and operate the sewage facilities. 10. That entering into this contract waives no right of the town to condemn the facilities or otherwise limit its powers of government thereon. 11. That snow removal, street and drain maintenance are the private obliga- tion of Cla-Bec Villa, Inc. and its assigns. 12. The town to have"a power of special assessments in the event the streets and sewage plants are not operated and maintained in accordance with the standards of the State Board of Health and the Town Ordinance. 13. Any other subjects that the Planning Commission and the Town Board deem necessary. There has been considerable discussion in the neighborhood as to whether Rice Marsh Lake into which effluent is to run, and which Lake as I understand it, empties into Lake Riley, does not constitute a health hazard. I assume that this is the subject primarily for the State Board of Health to deter- mine, but the Town Board is also responsible to see that any Health Hazards are eliminated. it seems to me that all of these subjects mast be covered most thoroughly to the end that a satisfactory agreement can be reached between the Town Board and the developers, to the eventual end that the Town Board can satisfy the State Board of Health. Yours truly, Out 0 1 &Mk lyIl Robert M. Bowen RAC: myh cc; Mr. Lyle Smith, Dept. of Health Mr, R. B. Lyman Mr. Herbert C. Studer Mr. Dean Degler Mr. L. L. Strobe Mr, Paul E. Barnett Mr. Jessee J. Coyle, Jr. Mr. Robert Reichert Mr. W. H. Zimmerman Mr. Archie N. Carter Mr. Clayton Miller - Cla-Bec 'town !'roje Contract !.c. Date ' -;Ov, N'3, 31b3 G.�-,(V R COUHYY, ICD:41.50 iA COIITRAC T AITH MV-6LOP-.XS OF CLA-t3LC VILLA HOUSING PAOJLCT Tails made this day of 1. s between tha Tjwn of Gluwhassen, Carver County, iinueso._L, ",z'i,uc by sL_c- .:-.x :,;h its Bo,%rd of 3uperv1sors, herein c..:liod the "room" ,.!ui -.lie, � �cQ, ( ,Ir. and irs. Clayton !,hiller) , >:118 itiaynar Dlrivo, dinnt.-L olis ._ _, in: , wroin oc,lled the "Developer." :,litnuss that, in consideration of the Town p,.•.:w tha Developer to construct the Cla-Bea Villa housing project, the Developer agree,q to furnish all labor, materials and a .luipment, to grade all la.vns, con- struct %11 streets to grade and install all public utilities, inoluding the sew- age disposal faoilities. It is agreed •,hat all �rork nhall be done in aoaordanoe with the plus &W specifications which are on file in the o .Mioo of the Torn Clork, Tarn of Chanh_.9sen, kaumn as Town i1rojest Joe 146.19 and r.ercby made a part of this agreement. 'r.re Developer agrees :.hat the work shill be done and performed in tho best and most worinamnlike manner. 7.he Developer fur+..hsr n.grcos all materials and labor stall be in strict conformity with respect to ttm pl:gas and speoifia.atioas, and TvHn ordin•.noes, and all oonstruotion shall be subjcot to Lhe inspection and the approval of the Town Imgimer -ind To7an Building Imspeotot. In -3-se ran; material or labor supplied shall be rejected by the Toxn Jo•_:rd or its employees as defective ar unsuitable, tiion such rejected material shul l be removed, and replaoed +rith approved material tnd the rejected labor shalt bu Mont canes► to the satisftLation and :approval of the To,vn and at the cost and exlenst, of the Uovoloper. The Developer further ugrees that he gill co-1-:hone aonstructi n of the seduge disposal facilities on or before December 1, 1963, and will have all construction relating; to Project I of the sewage treatment faoilities fully oomt- pleted to V-P. satisf Lotion and approval of the 3oard ct 9upervisors of the Torn of Carver County, Annesots, on or before July , 1964. Projoct I V,o :.v e t.• a:aca .. i-Cili.tics Shull aye c i-,i,dc. tv i=lud uOns ;: o ran of It I �' •_~ _ V ;ad t.hnt When he v:--loper has completed oa.wix uo a n of i of V �; r 1 L,OA :1 ::•uils;i L of th k, v-lo.-goat no :'urth : buil€:.in;; or ai . on - ; - .% 11. ng unite :.ill be is sued by the jca ... un ,il the ors-vl tod rojec a 11 or the `5 1 port i on of tho w%riCe trc> at coil i A te0z;-.::t 1 of di.s ; ? P cila =fes shall be oo! zid to in ludo :..- , tr, - '-A ou of the followinj; i Tt: i s further agreed that upon receipt of irritten notice fro-, th© Developer of t�:c oxiste7nce of causes over w-Ach the Developer hqs no control v+hioh will t`.a eompl.otr on of the works the Tofrn 9oare in its disoretion, may extend the &-ta hcreinbAfore s; ecir et for o-opletion. It is eistiretl.y understood and agreed th"t au earl: eor-rad by oontrsot shall be done at no exrense to the Torm of Chw hawRon. The Developer sW1 not do any 7Ark or furnish any materiule for VdAoh reimburs:f^ent is expected fr= t'.he Toerrt. It Zs furt�,er agreed, ""thing to the contrary herein nothilthstanding, that the 2bm of Chanh-assen, its Board of supervisors and its &font:s or em;-loyeas shall not be person all; li_tblo or responsiblo ir. 7my manner to the Developer, -.lie Developers oontrestar or sub-eonti-wtcrsr material men, lsborere or to any other arson or nersonrs Whomsoever, for any claim, ew-w-d, damreq, -ko+d one or cause„ of 4 kind or character arising out of O. by reason of the execu -.1on of t:, a s agree:aent or the performance and completion of the work and the t -.1: rivemen is provided horsing and that tho Developer .411 save. the -,o,,in harmless from sll such ola.►ins, demwds, cazw6es, ac ions or causes of notion or the coats, disbursements and expenses of defending the sumo. It is rurthtr agreed th++t the Developer will fulfill the requirements and meet 'rho reeoixmendutions of the Minnesota De-,:nr-anent of Health an set forth in - 2 th. _t by co nat i» (ant: 1 apVroval to _.ii uu, >"i: ",I. �. �°; z L: i. j.... �: • for Iry operrs . rah apt by 1,ind ey Sn6lneer ng ConVaRyo Uiwieepolis 24, yin:.:.. tit o ,. ca i i.,I ctsr nt, tined r art Is attashed anri shr,_11 be aonsidered a mart of 4-hi ; avoemente It is N. Mier agreed that a, )eveloper .,ill furnish -the Torm of Chaahsssen upon exe,_ -ti-)n of thin oon tr%ot % corporate surety bone In the amount of t1wee thousand (a 1:3') dollars to assure satisf,ctoz-,r oonztruotion, operution and me`intenanae of the dowage disposal faoilitlose It is further agreed the Xvelopor s:ull also Ournish proof of innur.inoe oovering :ny 1�ublic li%bil.ity or property da.=gs by reason of tiro operation of tho Levoloper'a oquipmont, laborers, .ind hazard ouused by said i:.provemonto It is Purthw agreed tnat the Developer ir° tt%s future omjrs of Cls-3oo Villa liausing projoot will not request thfit the Town talon over the operation aad maineenunoe of the scour-;e disposal facilities beinr, oonstruoted by the Devolop©r as part of the prof mot. SIG'.J„':•',sr. kWi U�v..1Dr�.ttSs AMESTs C!i.JM,:S3i.H, I1.I.Wi%.KTRI - 3 - ` TOWNSHIP OF CHANHASSEN Carver County, Minnesota SUPERVISORS FLORIAN VAN SSLOUN Rt. 1, Chaska Tel: Hi 8-4486 RICHARD B. LYMAN . At. 4, Excelsior - Tel: GR 44618 HUBERT C. 'STUDER Excelsior..- Tel: GA. 4-7152 7-»00t Ober-196$ fir. clad toil Miller 6108 x , r-er Thrive Edina, Yinn. Dear mar.killer: CLERK ARTHUR, J. STOCKWELL At. 5, Box 189W, Excelsior .'Tel: GR 4-6375 This constitutes a revised statement os charges according to the ordinance for rezoning from Fam ResIdential. to Cori4ercial certain lands in Chanhassen Township per your petition 78.52 acres A acres/lc.' 113 iota Approx. X 10.00/lot t t-1139.00. plus $55.00 Ming fee = $1165.00 Total. due Chanhassen Township Please make check payabl:. to the Township of Chwihassen and mail. to the town clerk as noted on the heading of this statement, t, By order of the Town Board ihl l S*ockweal Town. Clerk 1 ' 1 6108 Kaymar Drive Edina 24, Minnesota September 18, 1963 Township of Chanhassen Arthur J. Stockwell, Clerk Route 5, Box 189 W Excelsior, Minnesota Dear Mr. Stockwell: In regard to ,your letter of July 24, 19630 I would appreciate ,your considerati-Dn in refiguring the fee for rezoning. According to a survey,I have 78.62 acres of land. The balance is under Rice Lake and is not useable for building purposes. I hope you will find that Ihis meets with your approval. Sincerely, Clayton L. Miller sjm .say elarming, ana z�mar,-� caa;Ij:uajc-.j carw'-r county 11 noute 40 Dow ,ExcelGier, !"Jrpebcta GontL211�cm: 'I'Lie urg,;urzi�xw Is ownur 01- Tma-'ship, 'I'larver Count'y' liUS L',OtVoon Like ,dlcy 'Acu I-a%o, an UikiCh Is lJjy UJI6It.&d 0 z' Og -actIon 24, Imuns"hip 116, iwr[.'o Lut Is 224, Illmmship '116, ,'I a f In ry apiearame lkae3 ore: tho Cmji,;sion oa A:r,.;diy Z!Vc-'niV'I-j"'j' ar'!V'mced MY r,� to ;oa to bu; io C011te—mplato-6 Lhat th:r,- t.,J11 j - an *. -Va .tc t;e U:J3t3. t ftc- dicugsion (.-Ls oil arl., Vi thu. tint thiz; SiXXtIa be -rc.-ZUI'Cu is .Jon: Lubdz1vision j, oi: action 4, to re: zone -0i: t'-40 wm:.'t collAcers the in orticr to I-lar-mit to s'=rcvc� L-Clis land for rclultiple It is Ely plan to CcGime'-cc E-;n7h' 1:51: this �pvo';C-ct U-;t C al--iL; not later U-U-In June I IIA:) au wof tutd!' vhintever st'ps nj:'v mccers,.-4'jr' t to t!115 t' to 'Alml to C".-cy-euca th.c �abcve (Izata. TbrInk You w!�cy umch for y"u-, CQ: --WLhu;: "ouvs very truly, D. Lyman. C.'ALTm, ZI - -00ert Clayton IlOr vi". Cla-bed Builiaers, inc, .0 TOWNSHIP OF CHANHASSEN Carver County, Minnesota SUPERVISORS — FLORIAN VAN SLOUN Rt. 1, Chaska - Tel: HI 8-4486 RICHARD B. LYMAN Rt. 4, Excelsior - Tel: GR 4-9618 H!UBERT C. STUDER Excelsior - Tel: GR 4-7152 4-July«1 9 6 3 Mr. Clayton Miller 6108 Ka ymar Drive Edina, Minnesota Dear Mr. - Miller; CLERK — ARTHUR J. STOCKWELL Rt. 5, Box 189W, Excelsior Tel: GR 4-6375 1pon motion duly made, seconded and passed, your petition to rezone certain land* in the Township of Chanhassen, from Farm residential to Colmneercial use was granted. According to the ordins.cos a copy of which is attached, the charges for such rozoning on 105.73 acres are: 185.73 x 43#560 ft. squaredu 605 598.8 square feet. Divided by 30#000 xx 153.51966 dots. At s 10.00%tat = l o 540 t , a,ppl is at ion foe of $35,00 10575,00, Plsase male check payable to they Township of Chanhassen and Mail to the Town Clark as noted on the heading of this page. By order of the Town Board Arthur :. Stockwell Twp. Clerk .s= 332-5488 KUHLMAN, BAILEY & HOWARD ATTORNEYS AT LAW 604 MINNESOTA FEDERAL BUILDING 607 MARQUETTE AVENUE HEINRICHJ. KUHLMAN MINNEAPOLIS 2, MINN. DONALD V. BAILEY WILLIAM H.HOWARD June 6, 1963 PAUL DAVID MOROBERTS Arthur Stockwell Box 189W Route 5 Excelsior, Minnesota Dear Mr. Stockwell: Enclosed please find original and two copies of Petition for Re -zoning on behalf of my client, Clayton L. Miller. Because of the bulkiness of the plat, Mr. Miller will be delivering that to you in person either on June 6 or 7. Thank you for your consideration on this matter. Yo rs very truly, r Donald V. Bailey DVB:bb May 21, 1963 Mr. Donald Y. Bailey, Attorney at Law Minnesota Federal Building Minneapolis, Minnesota Bet Cla-Bec Builders, Inc. Chanhassen Township - Re -zoning Dear Mr. Bailey: You recently inquired about re-soning for your client, Cla-Bec Builders, Incorporated. At that time, I was unaware that the zoning ordinance had no provision for procedures respecting re -zoning. This has been corrected. The ordinance for change of coning or re -zoning will be published May 23rd and I am advised by the publisher that copies of the ordinance and forms for petition for re -zoning will be delivered to Arthur Stockwell, Town Clerk, a day or two later. It Is my understanding that both the Planning Commission and the Town Board are in favor of re -zoning in this area from "Farm Residence District" to "Residence District C". I boow your client is anxious to proceed. He should obtain from the clerk when available, the forms for his petition and you should determine whether you wish to proceed based on the Planning Commission and Town Board minutes dated prior to May 23rd, the effective date of the ordinance or whether the petition should be re-oubmitted for action by the Planning Commission and Town Board dated after May 23, 1963. Yours very truly, Robert M. Bogen IW2 mcg CC-. Arthur Stockwell, Torn Olerk May 89 1963 flar,ning and /Aping Cumwission Township of Chanhassen Carver County L. L. :,tube, Chairrsan lioute 4. Doc 906 Excelsior, rimenota Gant lauten : The undersigned is owner of ,Tproxi"tely 80 acres of lard in Chanhassen Tb--ship. Carver County, thAnneeota, which lies between Lake Riley and Ctic© Lakeo and which iK legally described as Tb* SBs of the S-;� of 3eetion ls. Township 116, Range 23 7be 148t of Ow -�'E;, of Section 249 Tmmehip 116, Range 23 end Government Lot 1s Section 240 Tbwr:ehip 116, Range 23 In my appearance before the Planning Cxmiision on Friday evening, :ay J9 IS,63. I advanced ery request for rezoning of the above lane to permit rye to build a development on the above property for senior citizens, it is contemplated that there will be approKimately fifteen two story building comprising five hundred apartc,entfi to accoarodatu renters of the units, k'rom the discussion hold on Pay 3s my attorney, Lkmld V. Bailey anJ 1 aru of the opinion that this lew should be re -zoned into your Category too. 49 which is labeled Residence District C. lilts zoning category Permits your Commission under Subdivision 2. of Section 4. to re•2one for multiple dwellings. and I therefore request this re•zonin6g or what your Commiusion eonal6etrs the appropriate re -zoning, in order to permit ago to taprove this lance for multiple dwellings as above indicated. It to coy plan to emmence work on this project just as soon as possible, and not later than June 1, 19639 and would therefore appreciate your Core Lesion taking whatever steps are neceseury tc I*mdiatoly effect re•noning appropriate to this irsjrovement, to allow as to ccMW ice work by the above data. Thank you very much for your consideration, ce : Arthur Stockwell. Tow.P Clurk Yours very truly, Re Be Lyman, Chtw n, Town Board Robert 14. Bowen Clayto i" filer Cla• Builders, Inc.