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Ken Callahan Celia Strong September. 7, 1978 Page Two (Drainage Complaint) that if there were any drainage plans, that perhaps he could obtain a copy from the developer at 607 S. Broadway. It was further explained to Mr. Gill that continued development at 607 S. Broadway was merely the completion of Phases 2 and 3 of the original development and because the development took place prior to the adoption of the Ordinance, the Drainage Ordinance did not apply to the new building permits. Mr. Gill demanded to know why no drainage plans were required and insisted that the Ordinance did require compliance. He further insisted that we should waive compliance of the Northern property. I explained to Mr. Gill that the issues were separate; that even if there was an error made on the 607 S. Broadway property, the error would not remove the City's responsibility to enforce the Ordinance on new developments. I explained that I was satisfied that the 607 S. Broadway development was correctly processed; but, if he wanted to pursue the issue, then he was encouraged to request, in writing, that the developer at 607 S. Broadway be required to conform to the Drainage Ordinance. [4r. Gill repeatedly demanded to know why the plans were not required. After I had explained the issues 3 separate times, and after spending an excess of 35 minutes on the phone, I informed Mr. Gill that I had explained the procedure Z C to him and if he had another question, I would gladly make an attempt at assisting r him, but that I would not pursue the same series of answers. Mr. Gill wanted to know who else he could talk to. I encouraged him to talk to the City Attorney, if to felt we were in violation of the Ordinance. Mr. Gill stated that he •'.oes not intend to make a written request, but it is H M apparent that he will continue to pursue these issues.Ln H In an attempt to piece Mr. Gill's "obsession" together, I have learned that Mr. "thorn". Gill on at least two previous issues has been a chronic There does not appear, at this time, to be any merit in any of the issues (of public responsibility) brought up by Mr. Gill, and I don't believe there is anything we can do to help Mr. Gill resolve the private drainage problems. 2 CIS:is/S39 ��.�cii.�5�2�Kt�lc 4o 14. 2-27-7ii .(;,,,Sh(.s d '3-24-7$ Pks--l7 u 4J4o cc: Laurel Barnes 4$z2.3 4,,v-78 A406k.'AW14 00, Fred Oehlert �PrA-,%n eO�cl�µa.tcc, S-ice%il f Lloyd Henning 1331 � 73 51r ,t Hugh warren 2 4 4 fr Brad Cattle 44ef John O'Connor 474% 7-31-78 SSn u' Bob Landles Otk 2. $ �7-7 a Plvb.b.n gj 4411 9-4-79 C,m;=A,,.5 4947 &-z2-77 Q v !