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e June 20, 1994 RE: Administrative subdivision request by Timothy Scheel, public hearing, case no. AS 94-09 To begin, I'd like to give you a little background on the events that have preceded this council meeting. A little over two years ago, we brought the first survey to the zoning office with the intent of subdividing this property. We were working with Steve Rohlf at the time. Steve made some recommendations, which included the building of a cuI de sac. We made the changes and put in a cuI de sac at a cost of over $2000.00. We gave him an updated survey in April, 1992. After sometime, I contacted the zoning office to find out our next step in subdividing the property. The project was then being taken over by Steve Ach. He was not aware of the first survey we had given the zoning office so we gave him a second copy. e In April of this year, I met with steve Ach again and he recommended some more changes to the survey. We had these changes done and back to steve by the end of April. At this point we were led to believe that we had met with all the criteria needed for the subdivision and we paid our $150.00 application fee and $150.00 engineering fees and we were put on the agenda for tonights council meeting. This was two months ago. On June 15, Troy Langer, of the zoning office, called me and said that in order to have the subdivision take place, I would have to satisfy the recommendations listed on page 3 of the memorandum in front of you. The most disturbing being #2 - the removal of the mobile home structure, which houses my brother and his two little girls. e Now, we have been working on this for over two years~ My wife and I have been putting every spare dime into remodeling this house for ourselves and our four children. Meanwhile, we've been living with my parents. At the same time, we've been putting money into road construction and survey fees. At this point, we have submitted three surveys in an attempt to satisfy the zoning office. It has cost us $1985.00 in survey fees and it appears that we may be needing a fourth. I would like to point out that on all surveys brought to the zoning office, both the house and trailer have been present on our proposed property. Neither Steve Rohlf or Steve Ach have ever said that was unaccept- able.