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1 1 APRIL 28, 1975 would request that this letter be read into the Legislative Record. There was some discussion on the wording of the letter and some revisions were made. The Clerk is to type the edited copy and have it ready for a special meeting to be held before the Board of Review on Thursday, May 1, 1975. The subject of Mr. Burandt's interview with the Circulating Pines and the responses to that article by Mr. Boland to Mayor Bohjanen were dis- cussed. Mr. Marier suggested restating the motion to delay the legal action. Mr. Jaworski moved to pass the following Resolution: "Leagal action to be delayed in order to give the Metropolitan Council an opportunity to demonstrate, to take action and to show good faith in their promises to Lino Lakes in respect to development and sewer committments." Seconded by Mr. Marier. Motion carried unanimously. In conjunction with this same subject, a letter from Mr. Hall, Mayor of Burnsville was read in regards to the legal action instigated by Dakota County. No action was taken on this. Mayor Bohjanen had received a letter from a lumber company in Wisconsin interested in the removal of diseased trees. Mayor Bohjanen had received a request from the local Boy Scout Troop to designate Saturday, May 10, 1975 as a Clean -Up Day. Mr. Marier so moved. Seconded by Mr. Jaworski. Motion carried. Mayor Bohjanen asked if the Council wished to consider the Ordinance covering an establishment that sell 3.2% beer. Mr. Jaworski moved to table until the May 12, 1975 meeting. Seconded by Mr. Marier. Motion carried. The condition of a partially burned house located on the curve of Birch Street was discussed. Mr. Marier moved to have the Police, Building Inspector and the Fire Inspector inspect this structure and enforce the Ordinance. Seconded by Mr. Jaworski. Motion carried. Under Old Business, Mr. Marier asked if there was a name to be submitted for replacing Mr. L'Allier on the Planning and Zoning Board? Mayor Bohjanen said, No, not at this time. He will try to have names for this Board and the Park Board for consideration on Thursday. Mr. Locher reported that the had contacted Mr. Cichy on the condition of the area around the burned out Oasis. Mr. Cichy had contacted his insurance company and said that clean -up would start immediately. Acting Chief Myhre said that work was being done there. Mr. Locher also reported on the status of the $50,000.00 on CD on deposit in the State Bank in South Saint Paul. This CD is intact and must remain so until released by the City. Mr. Jandric was under the impression that a portion of this amount had been used. Mr. Locher also reported on some 35 lots and several outlots that are now owned by NSP with a repurchase option of two years to Mr. Jandric. Mr. Locher had talked with a Mr. Dick Johndahl and was told that NSP plans to pay the back taxes and assessments.