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106 <br />January 27, 1975 <br />Nelson had presented a plan for payment of money in lieu of land. This <br />plan proposes that a payment of $220.00 be made for each lot sold at <br />the time of the sale until the sum of $2,200.00 has been paid. This <br />money will be deposited in the Park Fund to be used for improvements or <br />acquisition of park lands. Mr. Marier so moved. Seconded by Mr. Jaworski. <br />Motion carried unanimously. <br />Mr. Nelson asked if any of the Council members will be able to attend <br />the hearing on Thursday of this week. Mayor Bohjanen said he would try. <br />Mr. Starr will be contacted and asked to attend. <br />Mr.Jaworski moved to close the hearing at 8:25 P.M. Seconded by Mr. <br />Zelinka. Motion carried unanimously. <br />The Clerk read the letter received from the First State Bank of White <br />Bear Lake stating that this bank has agreed to hold $2,160.00 in <br />escrow in the name of Charles F. and Maxine E.Prokop pending completion <br />of a street within the City of Lino Lakes. This money will be re- <br />leased only after the street has been completed, inspected and passed <br />by the City Engineer, and a written release from the City Clerk to the <br />Bank directing them to release the funds. <br />Mr. Prokop presented the Council with a copy of the Contract he has <br />with Mr. Schifsky for thebuilding of the street showing the amount <br />of $2,160.00 as the amount necessary to complete the work contracted for. <br />Mr. Marier noted that the City Ordinance requires 12 of the amount <br />to be posted. Mr. Locher agreed with this but said that a variance <br />could be granted to this requirement in view of the fact that Mr. <br />Prokop has a contract with a stated amount. <br />After some discussion, Mr. Jaworski moved to grant a variance to <br />Ordinance #22 and allow the posting of the amount due on the contract. <br />Seconded by Mr. McLean. Motion carried unanimously. <br />Mr. Prokop asked if he could obtain his building permit and was told <br />that he could. <br />The Clerk read the figures she had computed involving the costs for <br />hauling sewage that had been incurred by the City in 1974. They are: <br />$2,000.p0; depreciation on truck and tanker - $1,100.00; payroll - <br />$4,278.66; repairs; - $3,000.00; percentage of Mr. Backlin's salary - <br />$1,344.00; M.S.B. charges - $755.88; Clerical charges @ 3% of total - <br />$374.35; total of $12,852.89. The city hauled 722/5,000 gallon loads; <br />reimbursement @$12.50 per load = $9,025.00. This incurrs a loss of <br />$3,827.00 for the year 1974 or $5.30 per load. <br />The Council instructed the Clerk to put these figures in order and <br />include in a cover letter with the 1973 contract with the Metro <br />Sewer Board. This is to be sent to the Metropolitan Waste Control <br />Commission to be used in negotiating the renewal of this contract. <br />A letter from the North Suburban Sewer Service Boad announcing a <br />hearing on the Anoka - Champlin - Brooklyn Park interceptor to be <br />held on January 30, 1975 at 7:30 P.M. in the Booklyn Park City Hall. <br />Remind the Council of the meeting scheduled with Mr. Boland on February <br />12, 1975. The Council requested that the Clerk remind them again at the <br />next Council Meeting. <br />