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MINUTES OF THE REGULAR ORONO COUNCIL MEETING HELD APRIL 8 , 1985_ PAGE 14 <br /> A letter submitted by Dick Carl was given to the Council <br /> regarding a specific improvement on property located at 3399 <br /> Crystal Bay Road (attached to these minutes as Exhibit C ) . <br /> Building & Zoning Administrator Mabusth stated that staff <br /> would contact the individual the letter involves and staff <br /> would report back to Council. <br /> STATUS OF PROPERTY LOCATED <br /> AT 130 CYGNET PLACE � <br /> Councilmember L. Adams asked why the City should grant the <br /> extension and the status of the clean-up of the property. <br /> Zoning Administrator riabusth stated that the extension is <br /> asked by staff to allow the owner more time to clean-up in <br /> light of the fact of the winter storms that held up the clean- <br /> up. Mabusth stated that they have shown some progress in the <br /> clean-up. <br /> Councilmember L. Adamsmoved , Councilmember Frahm seconded, <br /> to extend the deaaline for clean-up of the violations at 130 <br /> Cygnet Place to May I , 1985 . Motion, Ayes ( 5 ) , Nays ( 0 ) . <br /> BIG ISLAND VETERAN'S <br /> C�P Maycr Butler noted that she has talked with John Burger on the <br /> telephone regarding the status of the Big Island Veteran ' s <br /> Camp. Butler noted that Burger ' s next idea was to have tent <br /> camping and open fires rather than use the buildings . <br /> Butler explained to Burger that without police and fire <br /> protection it would impossible for the City to grant such a <br /> request, and that the camp must be brought up to meet state <br /> fire and building codes. <br /> Building Inspector Jacobs explained that he testified at the <br /> State Legislature sub-committee regarding the building and <br /> fire code violations at the Big Island Veteran ' s Camp. <br /> Jacobs also presented to the sub-committee the City' s <br /> position regarding the camp use. Jacobs noted that after <br /> working with the camp managers last summer to get the <br /> corrections completed and nothing was done, Jacobs felt that <br /> hazardous building procedures should commence. <br /> Council concensus was that the Big Island Camp should not <br /> open until the violations have been corrected and the Camp <br /> meets state fire and building codes . <br /> Councilmember Frahm moved, Mayor Butler seconded, to start <br /> hazardous building procedures based on the eviaence the <br /> Council has had in the past of the flagrant building and fire <br /> code violations at the B�g Island Veteran ' s Camp, and <br /> directed staff to write a letter to the Veteran ' s Camp <br /> notifying them of such action. Motion, Ayes ( 5 ) , Nays ( 0 ) . <br />