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CONTINUATION OF MEETING OF APRIL 16, 1973 OF RAMSEY TOWN BOARD May 1, 1973 Mr. Murphy stated that some of the developers had not paid their platting engineering fees. Mr. Cox moved that we hold up build- ing permits on the unpaid plats which had not complied with Or- dinance No. 8. Seconded by Mr. Hopperstad. Motion carried. The secretary was instructed to notify each developer whose bill was not paid that this was being done. The secretary was instructed to send letters to those individuals whose fire bills have not been paid informing them of their right to appear at the May 21st Town Board meeting concerning the fact that their unpaid fire bills will be assessed on their tax r611s. Mr. Bardy Weir reported that there is a lot of refuse blowing around in that area from the newly platted areas. A letter should be sent requesting Whispering Pines plat be cleaned up and kept that way. Mr. Charles Rohl: He wants his lots on 155th Ave. taken out Of the c-1 zone and put back into r-1 because this is high ground. He also had a drawing of his lots on this street. The Town Board agreed to make this change in the zoning and told him to go to the Planning and Zoning Commission with the drawing of his lots because they do not want the driveways for these houses to come out on 155th Ave. Mr. George Krepsky: He said the Minnesota Highway Department had been to see him about his crossover; that they were going to put a stop and go sign at Park Street and Highway No. 10 and then his crossover would be closed. He said 75% of his business came from the east and this would severely damage his business. The matter was discussed with him and it was decided he should ask the City of Anoka if they would build a frontage road on the south side of Highway #10 coming in from Park Street and then he could build a road to meet this in front of his place. The Board would also mention this to the City of Anoka. Construction on the stop sign will start in July. Mr. David Voit: He said the zoning on his ten acres north of Trott Brook on 173rd Ave. has been changed since he bought the land on July27, 1973. There is a house on this land also. He would like to have this land zoned in 1 acre lots but under the new zoning all land north of Trott Brook that is platted from now on will be 2~2 acre lots. This lot size is being used in Burns Township also. It was suggested he go to the Planning and Zoning Commission with a plan of his property to see about its division because of roads and the position of the house on the property. The Park Board has requested $506.19 to purchase picnic tables and benches and charcoal burners for some of the parks. Mr. Cox moved this request be granted. Seconded by Mr. Hopperstad. Motion carried. Several of the parks have been worked on and will be ready for use and they will be putting up signs so our residents will know where the parks are.