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>O8 Council Meeting June 28, 1982 Mr. Schumacher requested the Council to keep the existing proposal confidential until the others are considered. Motion carried unanimously. ATTORNEY's REPORT The first item is liquor licenses renewal and they all appear to be in order except Lee's of Lino whose insurance is not sufficient. Mr. Marier moved to approve the liquor licenses for the 49 Club (on -sale, Sunday on -sale, dance, 3.2 off sale), Ross' Corner Store (off - sale), V.F.W. (Club license, Sunday on -sale, dance), J & K Liquors (off - sale), Chomonix Golf Club (3.2 on- sale), and Lee's of Lino (on -sale, Sunday and off -sale) with the contingency that Lee's of Lino increase their limits of liability to $300,000.00 and present a certificate of insurance to the Clerk in that amount by July 1, 1982. Mr. Kulaszewicz seconded the motion. Motion declared passed. The second item concerns the House Moving Bond. There was a question on this several meetings ago and Mr. Hawkins has reviewed the House Moving Ordinance and has found several parts of the ordinance to 'be now illegal. The State has now eliminated the authority of the municipality to license and require insurance and bond house movers. The State does allow the municipality to require a permit and regulate hours and routing, etc. Mr. Hawkins believes that during codification the codifier should eliminate those sections that are now illegal. The City should continue to enforce the sections of this ordinance that are applicable. The third item, Ordinance Prohibiting Motorized Vehicles on City Property was explained by Mr. Hawkins. Mrs. Elsenpeter moved to introduce an Ordinance Regulating the Operation of Motorized Vehicles within the City of Lino Lakes and waive the reading requirement since Mr. Hawkins has just explained the Ordinance. Mr. Kulaszewicz seconded the motion. Motion declared passed. Mr. Hawkins asked for authorization to have the Mayor and the Clerk execute the three drafts so that we may draw upon the Letters of Credit that have been posted by the Menkveld Companies for completion of improvements in the three subdivisions that have not been completed pursuant to the agreement. Mr. Gilbert Menkveld explained that he has been working on preparing a contract with H & S Asphalt to complete these projects. He presented a copy of the proposals to Mr. Hawkins. Mr. Hawkins said he does not know what the Letters of Credit cover as far as work that is to be completed and felt he could not give any recommendations on the proposals just submitted by Mr. Menkveld. Mr. Menkveld said he could get the Letters of Credit extended. Mr. Hawkins explained the three alternatives: (1) grant an extension for 30 days upon the condition that the City receive new Letters of Credit and that the work is done, (2) draw upon the Letters and hold the $80,100.00 here until the work is actually done and then return the money, (3) draw on the Letters and do the work ourselves. Mr. Marier moved that the City draw on the Letters of Credit affording Mr. Menkveld his own contractor and we will hold the money until which time we accept the roads through our Engineer and then the monies would be returned to the institution. This work to be completed within 30 days. Mr. Kulaszewicz seconded the motion. Mr. Marier amended his motion to include having the City Clerk and the Mayor sign the drafts. Mr. Kulaszewicz seconded the amendment. On the voting on the amendment, amendment declared passed with all Council voting, Aye. On the voting on the motion, motion declared passed with all the Council voting, Aye.