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1 <br />1 <br />MAY 27, 1975 1 5 9 <br />There is a vacancy on the Planning and Zoning Board and since Mr. Gourley <br />had expressed a desire to serve on that Board, Mr. Marier moved to appoint <br />Mr. Kenneth Gourley to fill the vacancy on the Planning and Zoning Board. <br />Seconded by Mr. McLean. Motion carried. The Clerk is to write Mr. Gourley <br />informing him of this change and thanking him for his time with the Park <br />Board. This leaves two vacancies on the Park Board. Names for filling <br />these positions will be presented at the next Council Meeting. <br />Mr. McLean stated his position on the acceptance of the Midway Fence bid <br />for the installation of the backstops at the Hall Park and Lino Park. <br />He had a call from one of the Association members who felt that the bid <br />of that orginazation should have been accepted. Mr. McLean said he was <br />under the impression that the bid did not include cement for anchoring <br />the post and therefore, their bid was not the low bid. If this was a mis- <br />take on his part, he apologized. <br />Mr. Marier said that the Council and Park Board asked for plans and a schedule <br />for needed facilities from that orginazation for two years and so far have <br />received nothing. He felt that some members of that orginazation have been <br />very critical of two Councilmembers and this attitude is out of line. An <br />orginization of this sort usually has a plan and does not 1) demand money <br />be spent for something that has not been budgeted for and 2) demand some- <br />thing they want done to be completed within days. Mr. Marier felt this <br />orginization should consider in what areas they could assist the City <br />and not always demand that the City do thin for them when and how they <br />want them. This orginization should work h,op themselves and not <br />demand that everything be done for them. <br />Mr. Zelinka had no report other than he plans a Personnel Commission <br />meeting the first or second week in June. <br />Mr. Jaworski asked Mr. Volk how the road work was progressing. Mr. Volk <br />said all the streets that were clogged in the wake of the storm are cleared. <br />Not all the debris is removed as yet, but will be as quickly as possible. <br />The small patching is almost completed. Mr. Volk asked about designating a <br />place for the people to haul the downed trees. Mr. Marier said that trees <br />could be hauled to the County Park on the South end of Centerville Lake <br />through this Thursday. But this is only for trees. <br />Mr. Marier reportdd that a utility company had damaged 77th Street. They <br />are willing to make restitution but need an estimate of the damage. Mr. <br />Jaworski will take care of this. <br />The Council requested that the Clerk write a letter of thanks to the <br />Water Department for their assistance in helping to clear the streets. <br />Mr. Bill Houle from the audience asked Mr. Jaworski what he planned to do <br />about 24th Avenue. Mr. Jaworski said he is in the process of computing <br />cost figures and will have a recommendation at a later date but he assured <br />Mr. Houle that something will be done about that street. <br />Mayor Bohjanen asked the Clerk to read a letter he had received <br />from the Anoka County Health Department with a summary of a publication <br />from the Metropolitan Council'sResoiirce Receovery Study entitled "Alternative <br />Strategies and Plans for Affective SolidWas_te,Management and Resource <br />Recovery in the Twin City Metropolitan Area."' Since the summary report <br />was quite lengthy, the Clerk will make copies for all Council Members and <br />the Planning and Zoning Board. <br />
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