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October 9, 1979 Mr. Bohjanen said he would forward all material to the Lino Lakes City Council and to SEn. Knaack. Mr. Burman said he had nothing to report on the matter of police coverage in the Park, but suggested a joint powers agreement for coverage of the juveniles located in Lino Lakes. Mayor Karth said he had no objections to such an agreement as long as the implication that the City would accept the location of the center is not read into such an agreement. Mr. Kulaszewicz requested that all correspondence in relation to this matter be sent to Sen. Knaack. Mr. Bohjanen requested a representative from the City Council be present at the tmeeting; Mayor Karth said he would attend whenever possible. Mayor Karth thanked the SEnator, State Representative and citizens for coming and presenting their ideas and information. Mr. Jerry Shannon, of Springsted, Inc., presented that firms proposal on the bonding of the special assessments on Black Duck Drive and abutting streets. He explained the alternatives the City has in the matter of this bonding and recommended a temporary bond issue for three years to be re- financed at that time for the life of the bonds. After discussion of the many aspects of this bond issues, Mr. Schneider moved to authorize Springsted, Inc. to advertise for bids for the sale of $935,000.00 bonds on November 12, 1979 at 8:00 P.M. Seconded by MR. Zelinka. Motion declared passed. Mr. Shannon warned the Council with the state of the bond market at this time, he was not sure there would be any bids. Mayor Karth opened the hearing on the use of the Federal Revenue Sharing Funds at 9:30 P.M. Mr. Schneider read the requirements fo rthis hearing as listed by law. He asked for comments from the audience as to what useage of this fund should be planned and there was no comments. Mr. Schneider moved to close the hearing at 9:40 P.M. Seconded by Mr. Zelinka. Motion declared passed. Mayor Karth presented the letter of resignation from Carol Krasnow, the recording Clerk. Mr. Schneider moved to advertise for a Recording Clerk. Seconded by Mr. Kulaszewicz. Motion declared passed. Mr. Gene Bloomquist presented a petition with 110 signatures asking that Baldwin Lake be reopened for huntine. MR. Schneider asked why they weren't at the public hearing held on this ordinance and the people said they did not kmow about the hearing. Mr. Schneider felt this matter of hunitng had been gone over three times and he moved to defer this until the next Council meeting and notify the people who were present at the public hearing on the ordinance. This motion died for lack of a second. Mayor Karth said an alternative would be to rescind the portion that was not publisned and discuss that portion at the next Council meeting. Mr. Locher recommended that if this is to be changed, it be done by Ordinance.