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i 60 <br />? <br />Mr. Feneli said he is not prepared to comment regarding this letter as he <br />has just seen a copy of it this evening. <br />Mr. Frank Russo - 899 Beechers Brobk'D'rive - said the situation is unique <br />as a bond was posted in 1968 and the bond was.returned to the developer and <br />not used to repair the street as it should have been. He said the residents <br />are willing to compromise, they are willing to keep uo the road once the <br />Village puts the asphalt in. According to estimates he has received, the job <br />should cost $8,000.00 to $10,000.00. Once the road was repaired satisfactorily, <br />the residents would sign that the Village has no more responsiUility to repair <br />the road. He said the situation is such that there is room to make the street <br />a dead end or one way street asking for time from the Building Inspector or <br />Fire Marshall to possibly work something out. <br />Mrs. Bloom asked Mr. Hovancsek if the price quote of approximately $10,000.00 <br />was fairly accurate. <br />Mr. Hovancsek said that $10,000.00 would not do a good job on that road. In <br />order to establish a road that would have a minimum amount of maintenance, <br />long term, a considerable amount of work would have to be done. <br />Mr. Frank Russo commented an Engineer and an Architect live on Beechers Brook <br />who gave him a price of $7,000.00 a year or two ago so he came up with the . <br />f igure of $10, 000 . 00 . <br />Mr. Marc Raid commented the reason for wanting to barricade the road was to <br />help preserve the road, so the residents in the back would not use the road. <br />He asked if they could be asked to contribute to maintenance costs. <br />Mr. Feneli said every resident of this Village who lives on any street or <br />roadway is responsible for the maintenance of their roadway, whether it is <br />through the repairs done by the Village at the expense of all the taxpayers <br />or when a resurfacing program is undertaken and they are assessed. It would <br />be impossible for us to let every resident decide that their street would be <br />a dead end or one way street. He stated Beechers Brook is a public road, <br />dedicated for public use. Mr. Feneli said he will check into the $5,000.00 <br />bond matter. <br />Mr. Frank Russo - said when the Aintree development was built, they used that <br />road to haul all of the materials in to build about 100 houses. The builder <br />told the residents of the street they were going to use the road, they would <br />not put a new road in, but they would put a bond at Village Hall. They were <br />to resurface or repair the road Uefore they left. The developer went bankrup.t <br />and the road was never repaired, as it should have been. <br />Mayor Beebe stated he has discussed the <br />Maynard, Clerk of Council, who lived in <br />a copy of said bond was attached to the <br />residents asking what record the residei <br />not have such record in our files. <br />subject of a"bond" with PZrs. Eloise <br />the area at that time. He asked if <br />letter from the Old Beechers Brook <br />zts have of that bond, because we do