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November 25, 1974 The regular meeting of the Lino Lakes City Council was called to order at 8:05 P.M. on November 25, 1974 by Acting Mayor Zelinka. Councilmen present: Jaworski, Marier, McLean. Absent: Mayor Bohjanen due to a meeting at his place of employment. Mr. Locher was also present. Mr. Jaworski moved to approve the minutes of November 12, 1974 as presented. Seconded by Mr. McLean. Motion carried. The minutes of November 13, 1974 were corrected as follows: Page 2, Item 4, add' for a period of six month;' at the end fo the last sentence. Page 3, (Paragraph 6, delete 'Northwestern Bell' and insert the word 'our'. Mr. Marier moved to approve the minutes as corrected. Seconded by Mr. Jaworski. Motion carried. The Clerk read a letter from Mr. Norman Fritchie of the Centerville fire Department, concerning the listing of the Anoka Fire and Emergency Number as the one to be used by the Centerville Fire Department. This should be operational some time after Feburuary, 1975. He suggested that Lino Lakes contact the regional offices of Northwestern Bell in order to insure proper listings in the new directories. The Minneapolis office had contacted the Clerk last week for information as to this number, since there was no definite information as to this number . Since there was no definite infor- mation available for the Clerk she had told the person that Mr. Fritchie's directive would have to be used. A letter from Mr. Charles Lefebvre with information as to the licensing of Tax Exempt Vehicles. This can be done at the local office Located in the Circle Pines Area. All Councilmen had a copy of the letter received from the Lino Lakes Athletic Association. Mr. McLean will handle this through the Park Board. Municipal fines in the amount of $110.42 had been received; the secondhalf of the homestead tax credit in the amount of $10,718.56 and lest quarter of State Aid in the amount of $16,952.76 and attached machine aid for $953.61 was also received. A letter from a Ramsey County resident had been copied for all Councilmen. Mr. Jaworski felt that since this is private property, the City cannot install any signs on this property. He was concerned about the Anoka Sheriff's office not responding to the calls. A letter from the State Department of Health with a copy of the report cover- ing the investigation of the numicipal water system had been received. Mr. Volk reported that the well passed the test but does need some improvements in some areas. The Councilmen also have copies of a letter from Mr. Howard Nelsen. Mr. Marier reported on the Planning and Zoning Meeting held on November 20, 1974. Mr. Charles Nelson's preliminary plat had been considered. It had been necessary for Mr. Nelson to adjust his plat to meet with the requirements of the Metropolitan Council in regard to the size of his lots. He must