5/30/1996 CONSERVATION COMMISSION Minutes

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30 May 1996 Page 18. SHARPE: Is this money enough to put them in compliance? Mr. Perkins stated they have issues about drainage. Greg Taylor has been out there and a consulting engineer is going out there to see what the problem is. They built the pipe under the house into the kettle hole. They and their neighbors are being flooded out everystorm. FITZSUVIMONS: It would seem there is some softening on their part in this call to John. She suggested they meet at the Laue home on Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. Laue and Dan Homeyer. Everyone felt very strongly that they should be treated like everyone else and it should be in the office. John has not called them back but Wednesday is the usual day when he helps people. Mr. Perkins agreed. He stated the Laues have had so much attention paid to them. They are not entitled to feel entitled. They will be told this is how the system works. ROSENBERG: Are you aware Dan Homeyer has a bias against the Commission? He has been out to get Bob Sherman. Mr. Perkins stated they have had discussions; he has an unusual view of the world. He did not think the Laues are relying on him. He was not there on Tuesday. ROSENBERG: They requested that he be present at the Sunday meeting. Mr. Perkins will call them tomorrow. JOHANSEN: I will ask that Bob Sherman be there and that it be recorded also. Mr. Perkins stated Bill Hauck was very good on the low-key approach. JOHANSEN: I have them a standard Notice of Intent form. ROSENBERG: 90%is supplied by the engineer before coming in. JOHANSEN: The form to be signed is so they cannot sue if I gave them bum information. I will call and tell them what the decision was and that Sam Perkins will be in touch with them. ROSENBERG: They have to have all the plans in hand before and should get Don Liptack of SCS out there also. SHERMAN: You will have to let me know that they want me to arrange for Don Liptack. They have done work in the interim they should not have done. I am not sure we can