CORINNA TOWNSHIP BOARD MEETING

Tuesday, June 21, 2005

7 p.m., Township Hall

AGENDA:

Open Meeting. Pledge of Allegiance

Approve or Amend: Township Meeting Minutes, June 7, 2005

Approve or Amend: June 21, 2005 Agenda.

Copies of the previous meeting minutes and this meeting’s agenda are available for those attending this meeting.

Request to be on the Agenda:

1. 7:15 Barbara Scherek, 9182 Kilbury Ave NW. Road drainage problem.

2. 7:25 Randy Hildreth, 11181 107^th Street NW. Plans to construct two additions at each end of home and extend deck in front of the house. New well is being installed and septic system is being checked. Request for variance as house is 30’ from the ordinary highwater mark of the lake. (Site plan attached to agenda.)

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Other Items:

1. 89^th and Linn Paving Project. Update.

2. 79^th and Iten Paving Project. Update.

3. 103^rd Street Reconstruction: Road reconstruction to begin July 1, 2005.

Septic Tank Inventory has been completed. Merle Anderson of CRWD forwarded dates that he would be available for an evening meeting to share the results with the town board and residents.

Tom Salkowski, Planning and Zoning Administrator, forwarded response to Corinna’s Town Board letter asking that building permits be issued along 103^rd now as road is being reconstructed. (Board copy by E-Mail)

Road and Right of Way Video is available for viewing.

4. Junk Violations:

Steve Leinonen, 11718 Kramer Ave NW. June 9, 2^nd violation letter that unlicensed or inoperable vehicles and piles of junk are to be removed or placed in enclosed storage within 20 days or violation will be referred to appropriate agency for criminal prosecution (June 30, 2005).

Paul Curtis, 6435 102^nd Street NW. May 26, 2nd violation letter that unlicensed or inoperable vehicles are to be removed or placed in enclosed storage within 20 days or violation will be referred to appropriate agency for criminal prosecution ( June 15, 2005)

Hansford Gordon, property at 6400 102^nd St NW. May 26, 2^nd violation letter that unlicensed or inoperable vehicles, propane tanks and junk be removed or placed in enclosed storage within 20 days or violation will be referred to appropriate agency for criminal prosecution (June 15, 2005).

After a board member makes an inspection, a report noting what vehicle or junk items remain may be filed to the Wright County Sheriff’s Office.

5 Sugar Highlands Road Vacation. Attorney Tim Young has forwarded a copy of surveyor’s legal description of the road vacation; Resolution calling for public hearing on petition to vacate road; and legal notice. Date of Hearing.

8. City of Annandale. Mark Casey, City of Annandale, called that town board will be invited Annandale’s Land Use Planning Meeting next Thursday. A confirmation letter will be mailed.

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12. General Information:

University of Minnesota offers local technical assistance course: Reducing Risk and Reliability in Maintenance; Right of Way Training; Traffic Signing and Control, Asphalt Pavement Maintenance, Fall Maintenance Expo, Oct 5 and 6, and other courses. (copy to board at meeting)

Visit Highway 55 on Line: www.highway55.org

Wright County Economic Develop. – Golf Scramble, September 8, Silver Springs Golf Course, Monticello. (info on file)

Auditor’s Update, (copy to board at meeting)