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REGULAR TOWN BOARD MEETING March 18, 1974 The meeting was called to order at 8:00 p.m. by the Chairman, Mr. Murphy. Mr. James M. Peterson was s~rn in as Clerk for the ensuing two years by Mr. Cox. Mr. Herbert Murphy, Mrs. Kay W. Nelson, and Mrs. Beverly Oliphant were porn in as supervisors by Mr. Peter- son; Mr. Murphy for three years, Mr. Nelson for two years and Mrs. Oliphant for one year. Mrs. Kathleen Anderson was sworn in by Mr. Peterson as Treasurer for the ensuing ~ year~. Mr. Cox was elected Chairman for the ensuing year. We will send a letter of thanks to our former Treasurer, who did a very capable job for us. Mr. Hopperstad read the minutes of the last stated meeting. Mr. Murphy moved we accept the minutes as read. Seconded by Mr. Nel- son. Motion carried. Treasurer's Report: Checking account at First National Bank is $20,8~.18 and the State Bank is $3,892.06. We will call the in- surance company to change the bond from Mr. Gorham to Mrs. Ander- son. Mr. Reimann read the minutes of the last Planning and Zoning meet- ing. The Planning & Zoning Commission will bring maps for the proposed sites for another elementary school. The Park Board report was given by Mrs. Schneider. The Park Board wanted to know if the welder had been purchased but Mr. MevissQn had said he did not weld and so it had not been purchased. How- ever we will go ahead and get the welder. There will be a moratorium on building in the Dickenson Addition until some of the area can be rezoned back to residential. This was an oversite for about 20 homes located on the Mississippi River. We feel this area should be returned to residential. Mr. Murphy moved we place a hold on any further commercial or-residen- tial development in this area until part of the B-2 area is rezoned. Seconded by Mr. Hopperstad. This will include the area along the Mississippi River to the proposed marina. Mr. Roger Dickenson said when Mobil International was built they raised the level of the land causing the drainage to run onto his land and into his basement where he has antique cars. The Board will have the en- gineer che~ out this matter. They asked who was going to pay for the damage to the road caused by the trucks hauling material for the two storage buildings going in on Rivlyn Street. The matter of rezoning will come up before the Planning and Zoning meeting on April 1st. The motion was carried. Carson final plat: Deerwood: Mr. Murphy moved we accept Deer- wood Plat as presented in its final form with an additional bond of $15,OO0, making a total bonding of $30,000 and a successful contract being entered into between the Township and Mr. Carson on this plat. Seconded by Mr. Hopperstad. Motion carried.