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e <br />? <br />\-.. <br />`i .. <br />and partly down. 1VIr. Klesta questioned if there was cautian tape around the hole. Mr. <br />Puzzitiello indicated that it was caved in and not all the way up because he was just there <br />today. Mr. Althen questioned if she was looking for a competent builder to take over the <br />project. Ms. Boger replieci yes. Mr. Puzzitiello questioned if she sub-contracted for the <br />excavation and the masonry work or did they do it themselves as a company. IVIs. Boger <br />indicated that they subcontracted. Mr. Klesta questioned if they could make sure that the <br />hole gets protected and delay this for a week. Ms. Boger commented that she would <br />appreciate that. Mr. Rymarczyk suggested that he would like to see the board should make <br />a decision here tonight. Mr. Dubelko indicated that the City is proposing to revoke or <br />suspend somebody's license. It is their livelihood and they certainly are entitled sufficient <br />time to present evidence. He isn't sure about the timing on when the notice went out, when <br />they received it or how much time they had, but even if the City believes that the evidence <br />is overwhelming, they still have a right to defend their license and should be given time to <br />talk to their attorney and present evidence. Mr. Althen questioned how much time is <br />enough. Mr. Dubelko suggested that it is different from case to case, but if she received <br />notice of this meeting yesterday, it is not enough time. There is certainly a contract issue <br />between the landowner and the contractor, but that is a personnel matter. <br />M. Conway motioned to table Hanne Boger with Rasmussen Homes until one week from <br />today to give them enough time to prepare. M. Puzzitiello indicated that they would need <br />to protect the property and the footers in the meantime. R. Klesta seconded the motion <br />and was unanimously approved. Tabled 1 fl/20/01. <br />Adrian Mastroguiseppe28386 Holly Dr. <br />I'roposal consists of a fence. Wants to construct a fence on a common property line where <br />neighbor already has existing fence. Violation of section 1369.03 (A-3). <br />Chairman Puzzitiello called all interested parties forward to review the proposal. Adrian <br />Mastroguiseppe, the owner, came forward to review the proposal. Mr. Althen questioned <br />if privacy was the only reason she wanted the wood fence back there. Ms. Mastroguiseppe <br />indicated that when she first bought the property she had a home inspection and on the <br />same day she had Great d,akes Fence come out to put a fence up because she has dogs. <br />She had to have a lot of repairs done to the home, so she had them do one side of the fence <br />in the back and then the wood fence on the other side of the neighbors. There is a 75 ft. <br />gap that she left undone because she could not afford to finish it at the time, because the <br />home needed many other repairs. This is way in the back and there is nothing growing in <br />between. Her backyard abuts I-480. She spoke with her neighbor and he has no objection, <br />so she had him put it in writing for the board. In the future he is looking to put up a wood <br />fence around his property. So, if he takes his chain link down then she would have that gap <br />there with her dogs and she would like to at least be able to finish her fence off. Mr. <br />Puzzitiello questioned what the recammendations of the other board members were. Mr. <br />Klesta indicated that this would be a double fence, which is against the City's codes right <br />now. The board usually manages to-work around some happy medium with the resident in <br />these cases. He questioned if the fence she already has done was a double fence. Ms. <br />Mastroguiseppe replied yes, she could even move it a couple feet away for maintenance <br />purposes. Mr. YJesta indicated that she would almost have to leave three feet. Ms. <br />Mastroguiseppe indicated that it is all dirt and leaves in between, there is no grass. Mr. <br />1)
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