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Attorney Brandenburg asked if we are going to take Building Code enforcement action, and Mr. Keating noted that would take months, and final plat approval is scheduled in a few weeks if this plat vacation goes through. In further discussion, Attorney Brandenburg suggested that the Health Department in this type of situation in the future, since they are basing the septic tank permit on there being one ownership on one large lot, possibly should require an affidavit and agreement by the person applying for the septic tank that that lot will not be split in the future. Mr. Galanis felt that might be a good idea and asked if the Attorney would help him work out something like that. Commissioner Wodtke stated that what really irritates him is that they deliberately made individual applications for each building under a different name because they never would have gotten the septic tank permits otherwise, and here we are after the fact when six units are built and others are under construction, and it appears the only way to rectify this is to make it legal. He wondered if by taking this action we are saying anybody who comes into the rest of this subdivision, on Lot 6, for instance, can build right up to the line, and then lot 7 can come in and get a permit and attach right up to the lot line and so on down the line. Attorney Brandenburg agreed that it is a disaster the way this has been set up. He noted that Mr. Mitchell who is developing this project is now present. Mr. Mitchell commented that he had expected his attorney, Richard Bogosian to be present, but he apparently is not. He stated that it was never contemplated at any time that this was built for rental and it has been a practice to sell these units right from the start. Commissioner Wodtke asked Mr. Mitchell how he will sell the unit that goes right across the lot line, and Mr. Mitchell stated that an association was set up by Attorney Bogosian to do so. 29 N 0 V 14 1984 BOOK o u ��