It was determined by DTED, LMC that the company did not have strong financial information available, and after discussion with the Attorney General's Office, the City was not interested in pursuing a trust with the Micron Corp. firm. Dan Boyum, Engr., was present with proposed improvements for water, sanitary sewer and gravel base streets at a portion of the Industrial Park. Soil borings will be needed, and a 36 ft. road will be established. Update on the Water Extension project was given. Extension is going well, work is from the tower to Baker, and will begin north construction soon.
All easements are in place.
Members of the Airport Commission were present to discuss the future of a mobile home at the Airport, since Richard Logan has retired as flight instructor. Upon discussion and with recommendation from the Airport Commission, Wiemiller motioned to enter into a land lease, with City and Clyde Kaeleber, who sells experimental aircraft for a nominal fee, since he will participate in some grounds keeping, gas selling, security and assistance of customers, Kegler seconded, unanimously carried. A portion of the seal coating, street, curb and gutter will be cost shared with the City, along with engineering fees. Upon proper notice and public hearing, and decision from the Planning Commission, Wiemiller motioned to approve the Re-Zoning of a parcel of land owned by Leonard Juncewski, located on Baker Ave. Late fees for utility bills was discussed.