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1 1 199 March 26, 1984 ATTORNEY's REPORT The Bingo Permit application for St. Joseph's Church was considered. Mr. Hawkins said the application isin order with the exception of a $10,000.00 Fidelity Bond. Mr. Kulaszewicz moved to approve the Bingo Permit A pplication with the stipulation that the Bond be provided. Seconded by Mr. Bohjanen. Motion carried unanimously. LaMotte. Park Update - Mr. Hawkins reported that this had been dedicated as a park as a part of th eplat and therefore the City does not have the ability to sell this land. Mr. Schumacher suggested this letter be sent to the Planning and Zoning Board and the Park Board. Mr. Marier questioned the portion of the letter dealing with the state- ment that the underlying owner retains the fee title and the City only has an easement for park purposes over this land. Mr. Hawkins pointed out taht even if the City could get a dded from the owners, it would also be necessary to get a deed from the other property owners in LaMotte's Third Addition. Mr. Hawkins said the Park land could be vacated and would then revert back to the original owner. There must be a public hearing and all persons involved must be notified. Mr. Marier felt this idea should be presented to the Park Board and let them decide what should be done. Joint Fire District Agreement - Mr. Hawkins went through the changes that have been done at the last meeting. He went throught these changes and explained the reasoning behind the changes. The Council had some questions on some of the changes which were dis- cussed by Mr. Hawkins. There was a question on the cancellation of the contract with the City of Lexington. Mr. Schumacher r eported he and discussed this with that City and the general consensus was there would be n o problem once this agreement has been approved and a starting date for the new district has been established. This City also has some equity in the equipment owned by the City of Lexington. This will need to be worked out. Mr. Marier moved to approve the Joint Powers Agreement to Establish the Southeast Anoka County Fire Protection District between the Cities of Centerville, Circle Pines, and Lino Lakes with the stipulation that a letter from the City of Lexington agreeing to the cancellation of the existing contract. Seconded by Mr. Kulaszewicz. Motion carried unanimously. Mayor Benson noted this is the culmination of a long four years and he thanked the persons involved in making this a reality.