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142 <br />Regular Council Meeting <br />10/17/88 <br />Page 14 <br />Mayor Carmen asked if bids had been received for the work if it was <br />being contracted out or if we were doing the work ourself. <br />Mr. Amendola said that he had received bids. The lowest and best bid <br />was by Robert's Roofing. <br />There were no objections. <br />Mr. Amendola, said that Mayor Carmen had a small bag of ground stone <br />(called ice bits) in front of him. He said that it is a substitute <br />for salt in temperatures below five degrees. <br />Mr. Petschauer asked which material was least expensive. <br />Mr. Amendola said that the volume of salt is greater than the stone <br />would be, therefore, it would be just about equal. <br />Mrs. Mills, asked when the work on the catch basins will begin. <br />Mr. Hovancsek said that the catch basin work will begin about the end <br />of this week. <br />Bob Leppla, Co-Chairman of the Worton Park Homeowner's Association <br />(in the audience) said that they have not had a chance to review the <br />plans prior to tonight. He said there are two issues that they had <br />raised previously. He said that they had asked that the 90' buffer <br />zone not be violated and that it be enhanced with mounding and/or <br />trees. He said that they have cut into the buffer. He explained <br />that they would be grading down and ripping out trees and putting in <br />pine trees at least 10' into the 90' buffer. <br />Mr. Rinker said that the letter that Mr. Hovancsek had written and <br />the response from him deals directly with that issue. <br />Mayor Carmen said that it is our understanding that the 90' buffer <br />will not be touched and they have said that they will be doing <br />additional plantings within the 90' buffer. <br />Discussion was held about the buffer. <br />Jeff Schiemann - said that they had two requirements: <br />1) a mound in addition to the 90' buffer zone <br />2) that the mound would run the entire length of the driveway. <br />He said that it does neither of those now. <br />Mayor Carmen asked if what they are proposing is better than what we <br />have now. He said if it is not, then we might want to tell them to <br />leave it the way it is. <br />Mrs. Mills said that Mr. Schiemann and Mr. Leppla could attend the <br />Planning and Zoning Workshop Meeting on Thursday here at the Village <br />Hall at 7:30 p.m. She asked that copies of the signed agreement with <br />Progressive be sent to the Planning and Zoning Commission. <br />There being no further business, the meeting adjourned at 9:43 p.m.