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TO: Dick Benson, Acting Administrator <br />FROM: Mike Scheller, Building Inspector <br />DATE: August S, 1974 <br />SUBJECT: Subdivision - John Burger - 3700 Bayside Road <br />John Burger, 3700 Bayside Road, is applying for a subdivision to divide <br />two acres from his 16 acre parcel and homestead. He will give this to <br />his son for the purpose of constructing a residence thereon. <br />The lot meets the requirements of the new zoning for that area. <br />His survey does not show any easement to the property. He felt they were <br />going to share a common driveway. I explained it could not legally be <br />divided that way. He will have this in before the Planning Commission <br />meeting. <br />I also explained he would have to have a percolation test approved by the <br />Village engineer. They hesitate to do this until approval is given. <br />I charged $102 for this application. He felt this was exhorbitant for <br />a simple division as this, but I could find nothing in 39.021 to except <br />this from that fee. <br />