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110 410 <br /> 8/2/83 Page -5- <br /> Drainage Problem grade on their present homes; they are con- <br /> cerned with the drainage and changes that <br /> were made in plans to alter the set-backs. <br /> Mrs. Stout had telephoned the City Engineer <br /> and he was to return her call verifying why <br /> the structures are being built that high. <br /> She had also spoken with Craig Krueger of <br /> Mc Stain Enterprises and he said that the <br /> City required him to have that fill grade. <br /> It brings the front doors of their struc- <br /> tures level with their 6' fences, which is <br /> almost 5 ' above the ground and they are only <br /> 30' away. The question was - why are not <br /> their structures the same grade level? <br /> Director Rupp Stated that he had spoken with Mrs. Stout <br /> earlier only about the set-back manner, but <br /> not the drainage. He had the Chief Building <br /> Inspector go to the area and confirm that <br /> the set-backs were not in violation of the <br /> plan approved by the City. The Building <br /> Inspector and Acting City Engineer were meeting <br /> on the drainage problem the next day. <br /> Set-Backs Mrs. Stout stated that they had one set of <br /> plans that show one thing and supposedly the <br /> City has another set of plans showing something <br /> else. Stated that when the Chief Building <br /> Inspector came out today he stated that the <br /> structures were within the set-back agreement, <br /> but they weren' t in the plans that they were <br /> shown. <br /> Director of Community Development Rupp advised <br /> Gnat the plans tilt ill y iias pig 4,■vov w...,� <br /> were approved by Council. They discussed the <br /> 40' setback on the east property lines and on <br /> the west property lines it is 60' where it <br /> will be a half-street. Requested that Mrs. <br /> Stout bring in her set of plans tomorrow. <br /> Fence Mrs. Stout also stated that their had been <br /> problems with the construction crews and <br /> cement trucks driving through their subdivision. <br /> Last week there was a chain put up and over <br /> the weekend someone took it. Today a wood <br /> barrier was installed. Their court is a small <br /> street, on which there are 11 children under <br /> the age of 8, and with all the contruction <br /> trucks traveling it there have been some close <br /> calls with the children. The wooden barrier <br /> did help somewhat. It was their assumption <br /> that they would be a fence around the entire <br /> subdivision. <br />