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September 10, 1979 9 Mr. Robert Keefe was present to discuss the installation of the cul -de -sac into his property. His letter of credit expires 9/15/79 and the Council would like to have the work done. Mr. Keefe suggested paying for this work through the assessment process. The Council warned him it would cost a lot more. Mr. Gotwald is to get a bid for Mr. Keefe to have the work done at the time Deer Pass Trail is completed. There was discussion on the completion of that portion of Rolling Hills Dirve between Deer Pass Trial and this cul -de -sac and the general feeling was that Mr. Gotwald would take this into consideration at the time the work is considered. Mr. McLean moved that Mr. Gotwald be instructed to obtain a bid for the in- stallation of this cul -de -sac, also to porvide figures for both methods and to have ready for Mr. Keefe at the next meeting. Mr. Keefe to renew his letter of credit for at least 2 months until the work is completed. Second- ed by Mr. Kulaszewicz. Motion declared passed. The Public Hearing for the rezoning of lots in Carole's Estates that border 77th Street was called to order at 9:30 P.M. Mr. Locher read the notice of legal publication and the list of persons to whom notices were mailed. Mr. MCLean reported this matter had been before the Planning adn Zoning on August 15, 1979 and this Board had recommended approval of this rezoning with the stipulation that these lots may be used for single family res- idents if so disired. The time limit imposed by Section 6.21 of Ordinance #56 would apply to this rezoning. IMayor Karth asked for comments from the audience and there were none. Mr. McLean moved to approve this rezoning request. Seconded by Mr. Kulaszewicz. Motion declared passed. Mr. McLean moved to close the hearing at 9:40 P.M. Seconded by Mr. Kulaszewicz. Motion declared passed. Mr. Lyndal Nelson was present to discuss a lot line problem in Sunset Oaks. The foundations had been staked using the wrong back lot line thus putting the home much too near the side lot line. Mr. Nelson was advised to consult with his mortage insurance company and the bank hokding his mortgage. Mr.'Kulaszewicz will present the Personnel Commission report at the Budget hearing. Mr. Schneider gave a very brief financial report. A11 Council members have a copy of the latest report. Mr. Zelinka reported on the Park Board meeting. Cost figures for the con - struction of a new hockey rink had been considered. This would cost about 11/12,000.00 The Park Board felt that a pleasure rink should be built instead of the hockey rink but a lcittle further apart. The Board recommended that the base be garded and the area line with perhaps railroad ties - this cost approximately $600.00 with about $125.00 for the surveying. IAny decision on this was tabled until the budget hearing to be held on September 11, 1979. Mr. Zelinka reported that the LAWCOM application for the construction of the building had been denied becasue Lino Lakes does not fit inot any of the catagories as set forth by the State.