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8 June 10, 1974 The regular meeting of the Lino Lakes City Council was called to order at 8:05 p.m. by Mayor Bohjanen on June 10, 1974. Councilmen present; McLean, Zelinka. Absent; Jaworski, Marier. Mr. Locher and Mr. Gotwald were also present. The minutes of May 28, 1974 were corrected by inserting "Mr. Zelinka arrived" just before the Clerk's report. Mr. Zelinka moved to accept the minutes as corrected. Seconded by Mr. McLean. Motion carried. The Clerk's report included the following items: A letter from the Department of Natural Resources announcing a meeting to discuss a program proposed for Lino Lakes on laying out a bike trail corridor. No action was taken on this. Had made a copy of the Council minutes dealing with the acceptance of the portion of Baldwin Lake Road that runs East for partial maintenance. This portion needs some grader work. All Councilmen have copies of the Police monthly report and a copy of Mr. Karl Burandt's report dealing with the interceptor. A meeting scheduled for June 25, 1974 dealing with housing relocation. A letter from the Minnesota Metropolitan Training Center questioning the possibility of special assessments being levied within the next two years. The Council felt that at this time there would not be any specials within this perod of time. A letter from the Metropolitan Council giving the estimated population of Lino Lakes as of April 1, 1974 as 4,172. A letter from Senator John Milton to Commissioner Lappegaard in regards to the interchange at County :toad 14 and Interstate 35W. A letter from Mr. William Merritt of the State Highway department to Mr. Lundheim on the same subject. Received a request from the Minnesota Building Movers Assocation in reference to the installation of utility lines, power lines and traffic signals, etc., they would like a corridor of street free of these installations for the use of moving buildings. The Clerk was instructed to refer this to the P &Z. Read a letter from Mr. Dougherty acknowledging the receipt of the list of names requesting sewer installation in the Shenandoah plat. Reported on the Application for the installation of a 4000 gallon gasoline tank at Ed's Skelly. This installation has been approved by the State Fire Marshall. Read a letter from Mr. Bruce Benson on the sand washing into Reshanau Lake from the storm sewer in that area. The letter was turned over to Mr. Gotwald for action. The Federal Revenue Sharing Planned report was discussed. Several suggestions were considered with the final decision as; 25% for Police; 25% for Parks; 20% for Roads; 20% for Equipment and 10% for General use. Mr. McLean so moved to approve the Planned use. Seconded by Mr. Zelinka. Motion carried.