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1 July 8, 1974 Mr. Locher read a report from the City Fire Marshall that Joe LaCasse Jr. is in violation of the Fire Code by having a 560 gallon gas tank above the ground. Mr. McLean moved to have the State Fire Marshall inspect this violation. Seconded by Mr. Jaworski. Motion carried. There was a request by Henry Rosengren to review the "Off Sale" ordinance amending the separate entrance. Mr. Jaworski moved to delete the separate exterior entrance and allow the doorway to be in the interior wall. Also "Off Sale" to be sold only in established area. Seconded by Mr. McLean. Motion carried. Cabaret license was tabled until the Sept. meeting. 3.2 Ordinance was tabled until the Sept. meeting. June 27, 1974 the Metropolitan Council rejected the construction of an interceptor across nearly the entire Municipality of Lino Lakes. The Metropolitan Council decided to build the Lino Lakes interceptor only as far as the southwestern corner of the City. Centerville would be served by line running west from the Forest Lake interceptor. This would mean that Lino Lakes could not use a metropolitan interceptor as a locsl line to serve the Country Lakes development and would have to pa °,r the cost of connecting the development to the interceptor. Mr. Jaworski asked if Mr. Locher and Mr. Gotwald would give a report on this meeting. Mr. Locher reported on the meeting of June 27, 1974 with the Metropolitan Council as such: Mr. Gotwald, Mr. Carley and myself were at this hearing. We were suppose to be heard at 1:30 p.m. and didn't get on until 4:20 p.m., Mr. Gellette presided at the hearing. Mr. Boland and Mr. Gramm were absent. Mr. Gillette announced that we weren't allowed to interpose any evidence because the committies that had been established has heard it all. Mr. Kegler spoke and read paragraphs 3, 4 and 5 from Mr. Burandt's recommendation. Mr. Kegler made a motion to follow the recommendations of staff. It was second. Mr. Locher read a letter from Robert Burman, dated June 27, 1974 and a letter from Ed Field recommending the passage of the Lino Lakes - Centerville inter- ceptor. Mr. Kozlak amended the motion. Seconded by Mrs. Kreber. The main motion went and was passed 10 to 2. Mr. Locher read the letter's from 1) Mr. Hoffstead, dated July 18, 1971, refering to the interceptor for Lino Lakes. 2) Mr. Honsens that there will be an interceptor. Mr. Locher said that they were not allowed to rebute anything or have any questions asked of them. Also that the Metropolitan Council won't listen to anyone but staff. Mr. Gotwald stated that Mr. Burandt had 45 minutes to speak and we were lucky to have 10 minutes.