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Jennifer Rose and Tony Powell feel Stephenville town council is being unreasonable in not granting them a permit to build on family land.

A young Stephenville couple believes the towns council is being unreasonable in not approving a permit to build a home on their family land.

Jennifer Rose and Tony Powell worked out of province, but decided to move home to work and live. But despite their best efforts and 14 months of trying, their latest attempt to get a permit was rejected.

Mayor Tom OBrien said said the reasoning for not granting the permit is simple: There is no municipal water and sewer services to the property, and town regulations state those services are required. OBrien said there will be no development until a comprehensive plan is put into place, including the installation of water and sewer thats connected to the towns system.

Rose said there are currently five homes on her familys property in the Hillier Avenue area. She said her family has three generations of farming and forestry on the property.

It is completely unfair that council is refusing to let us build a home on our family land, she said.

Rose said council insists they install municipal water and sewer, even for their single home. She said this is despite the fact all the existing homes are serviced by approved septic and wells, including one home owned by a town councillor.

She said municipal water and sewer installation would cost more than $2 million out of their pockets something the couple cant afford.

Rose said wells and septic systems on unserviced land must conform to provincial requirements, and the couple has the necessary government service centre inspection and approval.

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3/26/2015 - West Side Leader

Norton City Council is deliberating two possible sites for the future construction of a sanitary sewer pump station as the Nash Heights sanitary sewer project continues to unfold.

However, members of Council are leaning toward having the pump station constructed at Shellhart Road as opposed to the other option, Golf Course Drive, both in the Nash Heights area. Council discussed the issue during the March 23 meeting.

While Council members are delaying any action on the decision, they indicated a site selection of Golf Course Drive would be an added expense to the city (approximately $300,000) due to logistical issues with building the pump station there.

If the pump station were built at the Shellhart Drive location, the city would still be able to extend lines and will face less financial issues, Council members said.

Despite not approving the Shellhart location, Council did approve a $5,000 expenditure for soil boring to be taken in the area. That work will be done by Environmental Design Group and will determine water table data in the area.

The project to install sewers in several areas of the city came in response to an Ohio Environmental Protection Agency (EPA) mandate to abate pollution and correct unsanitary conditions, particularly in the Nash Heights neighborhood.

City Administrator Valerie Wax Carr said Council will pick a location within the next 30 days as the city tries to meet the specifications of the EPA mandate.

Council President Rick Rodgers (Ward 1) also noted the city will work with the EPA to see if there is any relief for Nash Heights homeowners who have installed new septic systems on their properties in recent years.

While Rodgers could not commit to saying that residents who have installed new systems would be exempt from tying into the public sewer system, he pledged Council will discuss the issue and get answers back to the community as soon as possible.

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Neighborhood support for a plan to build a high-rise on the Nyes Polonaise restaurant site has stalled amid growing concerns over its impact on nearby buildings.

Minneapolis-based developer Schafer Richardson, in partnership with Nyes owners Rob and Tony Jacobs, in December announced they would redevelop the popular restaurant and piano bar just north of downtown.

They quickly won support from the neighborhood association for its 30-story glassy residential and retail tower, including a spendy effort to salvage two of the Nyes structures. But some neighbors, including members of a landmark church, thought the group acted too quickly.

The pause button has essentially been hit, Barry Clegg, vice president of the Nicollet Island-East Bank Neighborhood Association, said Thursday.

About 85 neighborhood residents appeared at the associations board meeting Wednesday night to discuss two grievances filed against the organization.

Opponents have also petitioned the City of Minneapolis to conduct an environmental review of the site before the project moves forward. The association agreed to table its approval until that review is conducted, which could last four to five months.

Maureen Michalski, senior project manager for Schafer Richardson, said the company has a reputation of engaging with communities to work through challenges.

Its a complex project and we want to carefully consider the stakeholder interest, she said. There are so many different groups that are involved that have opinions that we really have to work through that process to come to some consensus.

The grievances were filed in tandem with efforts by Our Lady of Lourdes Catholic Church, which is next door to Nyes, to slow down the process and conduct more due diligence.

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