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March 24, 1980 The towing contracts were considered. Some questions were raised which Chief Myhre answered. When asked for a recommnendation, Chief Myhre recommended to accept the proposal of Auto - Medics. Several aspects of this contract were discussed and the built in methods of checkin charges It was felt that if the terms of this contract are violated, the contrac would then be cancelled. This is also the lowest bid. Mr. McLean asked that the clause 'no mileage charge to be added to these charges, if the vehicle is towed within Lino Lakes or to their shop'. Mr. McLean moved to accept the bid of Auto- Medics as submitted with the understanding that no additional mileage be charged if the vehicle is towed within the City of Lino Lakes or to the base in Lexington. Second- ed by Mr. Jaworski. Motion carried unanimously. Mr. Peter Kluegel gave his report on the building department activities for the last quarter. Building is down about one -half from last year. He pointed out the possibility of several commercial buildings in the planning process. He is also working on the dismatling of some hazardous buildings in the City. North Central Public Service had requested permission for the extension of gas line on Aenon Place in School Subdivision. After some discussion, the general consensus of the Council was there was no problem with this installation. The bids for. , the installation of a diesel fuel tank was discussed. These bids had been obtained by Mr. Volk for use in conjunction with the new truck. There were questions as to the location of the installation and the difference between storing fuel or purchasing from a local dealer. The savings could probably run between 200/300 dollars per year by having the City's own tank. After some discussion, Mr. Jaworski moved to accept the bid of Freidman for the installation of this tank. Seconded by Mr. McLean. Motion passed unanimously. The Council recessed. The meeting was reconvened at 8:45 P.M. The Public Hearing on Wollan's Estates was called to order at that time. Mr. Schumacher presented the plat and some questions in dealing with this plat that had been raised by the Planning and Zoning Board. 1) no traffic circulation; 2) future development of adjacent properties; 3) soils limitations on certain parts of the property. This can be corrected by lot grading and filling and Mr. Gotwald recommended an elevations map for this plat; 4) access to Lake Drive. The Park Board has asked for 10.5 acres to be taken from Lots 14 & 15. This acreage would satisfy the Park dedication for Lino Industrial Park also. The necessary right - of -way required by the County ahs been provided. Approval of the Rice Creek Watershed Board is needed. The Engineer said the water table varies in the area and an elevation map would be needed showing where the borings were taken. Basically this is sandy loamy soils with a high water table. The location of the Park paroperty was discussed and the need to have this land in the area of the street in order to provide access. There was no representative from the developer present at this meeting. Mayor Gourley asked for questions from the audience - there was none.