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WINDSOR TOWN BOARD - 2/5/98 • withdraw his motion. Supervisor Day would not withdraw his second. The motion to deny carried with a 3-0 vote. 2. Authorize Application To Public Service Commission For Windsor Utility District#2. Don Mayo provided the Town Board members with a draft of an application to the Public Service Commission for the water utility to serve ABS. A brief discussion followed regarding the application. Mr. Mayo indicated that it would be possible for the Town Board to authorize the application, cause it to be filed, and hold the door open to amend or rescind the application at a later date. John Wells, 7069 South Hill, indicated he did not understand the urgency for filing the application. Chairperson Harvey indicated that this was a delicate matter. He indicated that, in making an entity like this viable from a legal standpoint, there are certain steps that have to be accomplished. One of those steps is the authorization process before the PSC. Chairperson Harvey continued, stating that there could be potential legal consequences that could be detrimental to the town if it was not allowed to proceed with starting the process. A motion was made by Supervisor Day, seconded by Supervisor Wipperfurth, authorizing the application to the Public Service Commission for Windsor Utility District #2 with the provision that the town is able to amend or withdraw the application if it deems it necessary. Motion carried with a 4-0 vote. I. New Business. 1. Consider Ordinance Amendment#19/Mobile Home Park Regulations. The Town Board was advised that the Plan Commission had denied this ordinance amendment. It appears that space between mobile homes will be reduced from 30 feet to 10 feet in newly-created mobile home parks. A motion was made by Supervisor Wipperfurth, seconded by Supervisor Stravinski,to deny ordinance amendment#19/mobile home park regulations, based on the finding that the summary provided by the county was in conflict with the remainder of the report. Motion carried with a 3-0 vote. 2. Consideration Of An Initial Resolution Regarding Industrial Development Revenue Bond Financing For Meyer Holding, LLC. Information With Respect To The Job Impact Of The Project Will Be Available At The Time Of Consideration Of The Initial Resolution. Marvin Leppert, President of Neesvig's, Inc., appeared before the Town Board in Mr. Meyer's absence(who was out of town). Mr. Leppert indicated that Neesvig's had experienced an excellent growth rate. It employs 20 to 30 seasonal workers from July to the end of the year in a mail-order business capacity. Supervisor Day advised that bond financing would pose no financial obligation on the town of Windsor. Supervisor Day read a letter received from the town's attorney, Larry -7-