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.JUN 2 5 19 0 BOOK 43 Pa E 85 7 COMMISSIONER WODTKE NOTED THAT APPARENTLY THE INDIVIDUAL RESIDENT WHO WISHES TO BUILD A SINGLE FAMILY HOME HAS NOT BEEN IN- CLUDED, AND HE FELT WHETHER IT IS A DEVELOPMENT, A SINGLE FAMILY HOME, OR A COMMERCIAL OR INDUSTRIAL BUILDING, THEIR UTILITIES ALL SHOULD BE ADDRESSED BEFORE A BUILDING PERMIT IS ISSUED. HE BROUGHT UP THE INSTANCE OF THE CLOCK RESTAURANT WHERE THEY GOT A PERMIT AND WERE READY TO OPEN, BUT THERE WAS NO PLACE TO HOOK UP THEIR SEWAGE: SO, THEY WENT TO THE REGULATORY AGENCIES AND GOT A PERMIT TO PUT IN A TANK FOR ON $ITE TREATMENT. ADMINISTRATOR JENNINGS EXPLAINED THAT MR. LINER HAD LEARNED THAT HIS CONCEPTUAL APPROVAL OF PROPOSED UTILITIES COULD BE CON- SIDERED BY THE BUILDING DEPARTMENT AS APPROVAL TO ISSUE A BUILDING PERMIT, AND THIS WAS NOT INTENDED: THE PERMIT SHOULD NOT BE ISSUED UNTIL THE FRANCHISE IS ACTUALLY EXECUTED OR OTHER SPECIFIC UTILITY ARRANGEMENTS APPROVED. THE ADMINISTRATOR AND MR. LINER BOTH AGREED THAT THE WORDING SHOULD BE REVISED TO COVER AN INDIVIDUAL RESIDENT, AND ADMINISTRATOR .JENNINGS FELT THAT BEFORE BUILDING DIRECTOR RYMER ISSUES A BUILDING PERMIT, UTILITY DIRECTOR LINER SHOULD GIVE THE FINAL WRITE OFF. ON MOTION BY COMMISSIONER WODTKE, SECONDED BY COMMISSIONER LYONS, THE BOARD UNANIMOUSLY APPROVED THE REVISED ADMINISTRATIVE PROCEDURE FOR BUILDING PERMITS WITH THE ADDITION OF THE NECESSARY CHANGES TO INSURE THAT SIMILAR PROCEDURES ARE FOLLOWED IN ALL CON- STRUCTION THAT WOULD REQUIRE UTILITIES. VICE CHAIRMAN LOY ANNOUNCED THAT .JOHN BEIDLER, PRESIDENT OF THE LIBRARY ASSOCIATION, HAS BEEN CONTRACTED RELATIVE TO THE MATTER OF THE STATE GRANT DISCUSSED EARLIER. HE IS NOT AS FAMILIAR WITH THIS PARTICULAR GRANT AS HE WOULD LIKE TO BE, AND IT IS SUGGESTED THAT WE, THEREFORE, HOLD THIS ITEM OVER UNTIL THE NEXT MEETING SO THAT HE CAN DO MORE INVESTIGATING. SHERIFF .JOYCE CAME BEFORE THE BOARD TO DISCUSS HIS PROPOSAL TO SELL THE COUNTY A MAINTENANCE BUILDING AS PER THE FOLLOWING MEMOS: s �■r _I