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I I Council and Council tabled the case until their next regular meeting. Mr. Schnelle stated that Mr. Auel has not gotten his property in order and citizens are still complaining. Mr. Schnelle stated that Mr. Auel now also has an advertisement sign on his residential property. I Mr. Auel stated that the advertisement sign has been removed from the property, that he has not brought his trucks to the property since the end of October, and that he Is slowly, but surely getting the logs cut up into firewood. I Mayor Gamec stated that he has heard that there is also a family residing in a mobile home on the property. I Mr. Auel stated he did have company for two months and they have also left the property. I I Mayor Gamec requested a time table from Mr. Auel regarding completion of cutting up his logs into firewood. Mr. Auel replied that he cannot provide a time table; that he is doing the best he can. Mr. Auel noted that only two families are complaining and one of those has moved from the area. I Mrs. Larry Henke 8062 154th Stated that Mr. Auel's property is a bad situation. I Mr. Auel pointed out that there are many homes in the area with 3 times as mucn wood on their properties as he has. I Motion by Mayor Gamec and seconded by Councilmember Reimann that Mr. Auel have his logs cut and stacked by the time of Council's regular meeting scheduled for the 4th Tuesday in January, 1984. I Motion failed. Voting Yes: Mayor Gamec and councilmember Reimann. Voting No: Councilmembers Van Wagner and Schlueter. Absent: Councilmember Sorteberg. I Motion by Councilmeinber Wagner that Mr. Auel have his logs cut and stacked by the time of Council's regular meeting scheduled for the 4th Tuesday in April, 1984. I Motion fails for a lack of second. I Councilmember Van Wagner stated that there are so many nuisance problems in Ramsey that should be enforced-and at least Mr. Auel is attempting to comply with the City's requests. I City Attorney Goodrich stated that if a citizen approaches his office wishing to file a complaint against Mr. Auel, and if Mr. Auel is in violation of the ordinance, he will have to go forward with action. City Attorney Goodrich noted that he could delay legal action against Mr. Auel, if necessary, if Council has set a deadline by which Mr. Auel will have taken care of the log pile. I I Motion by Councilmember Van Wagner that Mr. Auel have his logs cut and stacked by the time of Council's regular meeting scheduled for the 4th Tuesday in January. I Mayor Gamec seconded the motion for discussion. I C/l~vembcc cc, 1983 Page 9 of 21