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City Council Minutes July 12, 1982 Page Ten .. COUNCILMAN TOTH MOVED TO APPROVE THE PLANS AND SPECIFICATIONS FOR THE IRVING AVENUE SIDEWALK PROJECT WITH THE CORRECTION THAT THERE SHOULD BE NO MORE THAN A TWO FOOT BOULEVARD ALONG THE SIDEWALK AND TO AUTHORIZE THE CITY ENGINEER TO OBTAIN A PRICE FROM THE SCHOOL STREET CONTRACTOR FOR THE IRVING AVENUE PROJECT. COUNCI'LMANDUITSMANSECONDED THE MOTION. THE MOTION PASSED 4-0. 11. Maue Conditional Use Permit The City Administrator indicated that Mr. Maue's conditional use permit was ex- tended for the second time to June 30th, 1982, and that as of this date, Mr. Maue has done nothing to comply with the conditions of the conditional use permit. Mr. Max Maue indicated to >the City Council that as of June 27th, 1982, he.re- ceived clear title to his property and was trying to obtain financing for the construction of anew home. Mr. Maue asked the City Council for an extension of his conditional use permit until he could obtain financing for his home. COUNCILMAN SCHULDT MOVED TO GRANT AN EXTENSION OF 30 DAYS TO MR. MAX MAUE'S CON- DITIONAL USE PERMIT~ COUNCILMAN.ENGSTROMSECONDED'THE.MOTION. THE MOTION PASSED 4-0. 12. Building Permit Fee Schedule The City Administrator indicated that during the adoption of the City Code, it waS the general consensus of the City Council that building permits would be required for a wide variety of activities in the City but that it would be the City's policy to eliminate any fee for a building permit issued for a construction or repair valu- ation of up to $1,000. The City Administrator indicated that is is recommended that the City Council take formal action regarding the waiving of building permit fees for valuations up to $1,000. COUNCILMAN DUITSMAN MOVED TO WAIVE THE BUILDING PERMIT FEE FOR UNDER $1,000 VALUA- TION. COUNCILMAN TOTH SECONDED THE MOTION. THE MOTION PASSED 4-0. 13. Zoning Ordinance Amendment Regarding Mobile Homes in Agricultual Areas Mayor Hinkle indicated that a young man has requested the City to allow a mobile home to be placed on his parent's farm as it is his intent to continue farming with his family. Mayor Hinkle further indicated that it was his feeling that mobile homes should be allowed inagriculturala:reas"an41..in part:i.cular for.fE:ttmap.- plication. Councilman Schuldt questioned the use of mobile homes in agricultural areas. Coun- cilman Toth indicated that generally farms have a lot of acreage and therefore a mobile home would not be placed right next door to a residential home. Mayor Hinkle indicated that he felt that a zoning ordinance amendment should be adopted that would allow for a two-year conditional use for the placement of a mobile home in an agricultural area.