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- 2 - T.B.S-2~- Mr. Murphy read the proposed gun ordinance 73-10. It was deter- mined no slugs could be used and only shotguns using #4 shot. Mr. Hopperstad moved we pass Gun Ordinance No. 73-10. Seconded by Mr. Murphy. Motion carried. Resolution: Dutch Elm Disease resolution was read by Mr. Murphy. Resolution is attached. Mr. Hopperstad moved we pass this reso- lution. Seconded by Mr. Murphy. Motion carried. Discussion on an ordinance regulating the installation, construction, alteration, extension, repair and maintenance of individual sewage disposal systems: requiring permits for, and licensing of persons engaged in the construction thereof; providing for inspection; pre- scribing penalties; and adopting by reference the 1971 Minnesota Individual Sewage Disposal System Code. The annual license fee is $25.00. The permit fee is $10.00. Mr. Hopperstad moved we pass the above Ordinance No. 73-11 by reference of the Minnesota State Code. Seconded by Mr. Murphy. Motioned carried. Ordinance No. 73-12 will be tabled until our next meeting. ordinance deals with subdivision design. This Mr. Murphy had had a call about a skunk coming across on 156th Avenue. The people living in this area think the skunks may be coming from an old abandoned barn on Highway #83 and they want to have this barn inspected and, if possible, torn down. We have the right to condemn buildings if they are not being used and they are a hazard. Mr. Virgil Johnson is the owner of this barn. This was the barn that was set on fire this summer to destroy a car which had been used in a crime. We will call Mr. Bernie Stephens to see if the County has an extermination program that could be used for this barn. Mr. Pittman stated he had seen about 15 skunks while he was on the roads inspecting in just one day. No culverts have been put in that were supposed to be put in last spring in Halland Acres plat and so building permits will be held up until the culverts are put in. Mr. Tom Way from Thorpe Bros. was present. He wants to sell 5 acres up on the northern border a part of which extends into Burns To%~n- ship. The prospective ~uyer wants a private road to come out on Highway No. 64. He doe~ not have the required 300 feet on one of our Township roads which is a requi, rement for a building permit. He wants a variance to build in this location which is quite low. The Town Board said he would have to have a 66 foot easement going out to Highway No. 64 to be maintained by the owner of this pro- perty. He will also have to have soil borings before he can get a building permit. The park fee is $100.00 and the variance fee is $20.00. The Building Inspector was asked to check out this loca- tion before such a variance is issued. Mr. Hopperstad moved that if these requirements are met that this variance be granted to allow them to put in a private access road 66 feet wide to Highway No. 64 to be maintained by the owner of the land. Seconded by Mr. Murphy. Motion carried. A & R Development requested a variance of two feet on a lot on the corner of Marble St. and 164th Ave. Mr. Goodrich will check this out.