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JO AUGUST 11, 1975 Mr. Locher had no report. Mr. Gotwald reported on the memorandum received from the Metropolitan Council staff in regards to the sewer committment for Lino Lakes. He said this is the second report. The first on presented more than these two proposals. This is a report from Mr. Burandt and does reflect the cost estimates Mr. Gotwald hadused. Mr. Gotwald felt that the insistence of conformation to the Development Framework Guide could present a problem Mr. Zelinka arrived at 9:00 P.M. Mr. Marier felt that the paragraphs on pages 5 and 6 curtails the City in that there would be no development allowed for at least the next ten years. He said the City had been complimented on the Land Use Plan and felt that this was due to the fact that the City complied with the wishes of the Metropolitan Council. Mr. Marier moved to set a special meeting for August 20, 1975 at 9:00 P.M. for discussion of this report in order to come to some conclusions. He requested that Mr. Boland, Mrs. Peterson, Rep. Oberstar, Sen. Milton, Rep. Neison, Mr. Burandt, Mr. Dougherty, Mr. Locher, Mr. Gotwald, Mr. Starr and the Planning and Zoning Board be invited to attend this meeting. Seconded by Mr. Jaworski, motion carried. Mr. Marier felt that there is no way this City could agree to such a rigid proposal. Mr. McLean asked Mr. Gotwald if his meetings would be completed by then and Mr. Gotwald felt that they would be and he should have a report ready for the Council before that date. Mrs. DeVries asked if there would be a representative from the Waste Control at this meeting to discuss the holding tank and the hauling of sewage from the Shenandoah area. Mayor Bohjanen said this had not been discussed. Mrs. DeVries said she had taled to Mr. Ray Payne on this subject and he had said that a separate contract would be negotiated for that area. Mr. Marier felt that this is something that the City should not get involved with. One lady said then hauling sewage from Country Lakes should be stopped. Mr. Marier said this is one mistake and to make a second mistake does not make the first one right. Mrs. DeVries asked when a time table for this would be available. No one had an answer for her. Under old business, Mr. Jaworski asked the Clerk to check the minutes for the motion approving Mr. Marvin Myhre as permanent Chief of Police. If this motion is not in the minutes, it is to be added in these minutes. The following motion was made at the July 14, 1975 Council meeting:... "Mr. Zelinka moved to approve the recommendation of the Personnel Commission making the position of Acting Chief a permanent position and Mr. Marvin Myhre be retained as Chief of Police. Seconded by Mr. Marier. Motion carried. "... Mr. Marier asked Mr. Zelinka when the next Personnel Commission meeting is scheduled. Mr. Zelinka said the date is not definite but before the end of this month. Mr. Marier asked that he be invited. He has some