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May 28, 1974 Mayor Bohjanen noted that Mr. Fritchie of the Centerville Fire Department was in the audience. Mr. Fritchie said that the Firemen belong to a group called the Capitol City Regional Association. They have a yearly meeting and it is hosted alphabetically and this is Centerville's year to host the meeting. Mr. Fritchie invited the Council to attend. The meeting will be held in St. Genevieve's Church. Mayor Bohjanen said he would be there. Mayor Bohjanen reported on a P.C.A. hearing to be on June 27, 1974 on noise. Mr. Locher reported that the County had, asked for an extension to file condemnation on the Park lands, for two reasons; 1) they didn't check the low lands before the frost went out and were unable to get in for inspection, and 2) there were more parcels of land than expected. Mr. McLean asked if there was a time limit on the extension. Mr. Locher said he thought it was thirty days. Mr. Locher had checked the applications for sewer licenses and the one for liquor license. He had made notations on the missing items. The Clerk will notify these people of the things necessary to obtain the licenses. The Clerk asked if she could use the present applications for Dance License and Mr. Locher said, Yes, but he felt that the Council should consider the Cabaret License that had been sent to all Council members. The Clerk was instructed to put this on the next agenda. Mayor Bohjanen noted that Joseph Craig had not been reappointed to the Metro Sewer Board. Mr. McLean noted that Mr. L'Allier had not been reappointed to the Open Space Commission. Under old business, Mr. John Tobish of 6192 Hodgson Road appeared questioning a citation that had been issued for junk and junk cars. He also has a mobile home parked there, a cabin cruiser, pick -up camper none of these vehicles are licensed. Mr. McLean asked when this mobile home was pulled in and if Mr. Tobish had checked With the City Office to see if this was legal. Mr. Tobish said that he had it towed in last fall and that he had not checked to see if this was legal. He is using the mobile home to check some of his inventions. Mr. Myhre came and told Mr. Tobish why he had been issued the citation. The cars are unlicensed, parts are missing on some so they are not in running condition and this constitutes a junk car, mobile homes cannot be parked in Lino Lakes except in a Mobile Home Park (it is illegal to park on private property) and the heaps of junk in the back do not disappear they simply get higher. Mr. Tobish seemed to be under the impression that this citation was issued on orders of Mr. Jaworski and that he alone was responsible for the citation. Mr. Zelinka informed Mr. Tobish that his property and the amassing of junk at that location had been discussed at both Planning and Zoning Board and Council meetings and it was under the jurisdiction of both these bodies that the citation had been issued.