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1 1 1 January 27, 1975 Mr. Zelinka felt that two years is too long to issue a special use permit. He felt that if Mr. Tobish is making an honest effort, then this could be considered, but if his request is merely a subterfuge to circumvent the Ordinance, then proof of what he is doing should be presented to this Council. Mr. Marier felt that this is an Ordinance violation and should be considered as such. The Ordinance should be enforced as written. Mr. Tobish had appeared over one year ago and was given instructions at that time on what he should do. He had not complied with the instructions and is doing now what he should have done at that time. Mr. Marier felt the matter should be continued in the courts and the Ordinance should be enforced. There was a discussion on the fact that no work has been started by Mr. Tobish; the Council would require some sort of proof of what he was doing; two years being too long a time to issue e Speical Use Permit. Mr. Marier moved to let the action follow the normal course throught the courts and abide by the Ordinance. Seconded by Mr. McLean. Motion carried with Mr. Zelinka abstaining. Mr. Jaworski advise Mr. Tobish that on the conclusion of the Court action he is to follow procedure to obta in; permission to retain the trailer at the location. Mayor Bohjanen requested the Clerk to contact Mr. Lee Starr and ask that he attend the hearing before the Human Resources Commission on January 10, 1975 in connection with the Whispering Pines Plat. Mr. Charles Cape, Civil Defense Director, gave the yearly report on the activities of the Lino Lakes Civil Defense. He reported that Mr. William Flynn, District Director, will be at the next CD meeting and the Council members are invited to attend. There was over 1,000 man hours given to the City in various activities in the past year. He afso gave a report on the preparations for the blizzard. Mr. McLean made note of the fact that the City is currently operating under 1974 salary schedule and will do so until such time as the Council acts on the new salary schedule. Mr. Jaworski made some comments on the position paper now being prepared and felt that it needed. more work. Mr. Marier and Mr. McLean plan to finalize the paper this weekend. The requisition for the lettering' of the new squad car was questioned. Mr. Zelinka moved to check into the possibility of using a die cut for an emblem for future use. Seconded by Mr. Marier. Motion carried. Mr. Zelinka asked about the status of Mr. Backlin. He felt some disposition of this should be takne care of soon. Mayor Bohjanen said no d (bcision can be made until the status of Mr. Backlin's health is determined. Mr. Locher said that his Workman's Compensation would be endangered if his employment status were to be. changed. This matter was tabled until more information is available.